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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS.

Fair to medium heifers ............ asa as
Common hight heifers ...-.......... aS04 40
Good 10 choice cows ........--...- 450Q 5S
Fair 10 medium cows ............... 3251 AS
Common old cows .......--.--...... l50u SO
Veal calves 6e0I I0o
Heavy calves .................... 4O00 6.25
Prime 10 fancy export bulls 49,. A50a A1S
Good TO choice butcher bulls ....... 500 As
Common 10 fair bulls .-...-....-.... asa $50
Good TO choice COWS and calves.....3.O0050.0
Common 10 medium COWS and
calves .-lV3uolW
Hogs-Receipts. 200: shipments light. The
week closes with the market higher than IL
has been at any time since the first week
Of last October. The advance has amounted
TO 20d25c during the past week. being the
most pronounced movement for over six
months. While the upward movement has
been general the margin between the best
light and heavy grades has decreased until
there is only sc difference. The market to-
day was strong at yesterdays figures. The
quality was not quite az good. Nothing but
light hogs were offered. Choice heavics
were worth S6-S5d7. with the best light at
S6.65d6.7O. one load averaging l56 lbs sold
for $3.50. Business was active. with local
dealers the only buyers. The market closed
quiet and steady at quotations:
Good 10 choice heavies
Good 10 choice medium grades ..... 650d6.S
Common TO good lights ..-.......... 640d610
Light and heavy miXed............ 6.50d6.90
Pigs. 1C lbs and up .--.-.----..-...- 6ooQ6-50
Light pigs and skips ..........-.... 5.09G6O0
RoughS 0-VVQo-fO
none; shipments none.
There are no changes 10 be noted In the
quotations OF any grade. The demand con-
tues quite strong from both local and
foreign sources. Quotations:
Spring lambs .E.DT10W
Good TO choice lambs ............... 5.z5a $50
Common TO medium lambs 10000. 40OH $50
Good TO choice yearlings ........... 1000 L50
Good 10 choice sheep ............ 3.50a As
Common TO medium sheep ......... 2.O0m SIS
Stockers and feeding sheep ........ 2.O0H 800
Bucks, per 100 lbs ................... 2.50Q $50
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 90.
The New York Financhr will to-day pabnsh the following table, showing totals
and the percentage of reserve Of the asOoatedb banks of New York cUv.
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Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none.
There are no changes 10 be noted In the
quotations Of any grade. The demand con-
tues quite strong from both local and
foreign sources. Quotations:
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THE JoBBING TRADE
Candies and Nuts.

CThe quotations given below are the sou,..
prices OF the Wholesale dealers)
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Dry Goods.

Rleached Sheetings-Androscoggfn. ~
ReTkiev. No. so, sac; Cabot. &c; CapitoI 55zc,
Cumberland, &c; Dwigh Anchor. sc: E,,,t &c:
he loom. 7Mc: Farwell. T4c; FitchviIle zc :" En Gi
Width. size: Gilt Edge. she; Gilded Age 90 -
Nm. Tic; Hope, The; Linwood, nc; LonsaaIs
7xc; Peabody, SIC; Peppereil, 81. lsc; PepperaII
1914. 2lc; Androscoggin, "a, l9c; Androscoggin
iO Brown sheetings-Atlant A. SIC; Argyle sEo.
Root C.. 4lzc; Bucks Head. &c: Clifton CT
5ISc. Constitution. 40-inch. sac; Carlisle. I0-fnc6'
er. Dwight star. &c; Great Falls f.. sac. c.,
FAILS J. SC; Hill Fine, &c; Indian Head Sc.
pennerel r, sac. Pepperell. 10-4. ice. An5ra-
coggfn. s4, lie: Androscoggin. 1914, I9c'
PTints-AUen dress styles. sc: Allen TR AZ.
Allen robes. SIC; American indigo. 4lc. a.,
mold long cloth 3. re; Arnold Lie 81.
Cocheco fancy, SC; Hamilton fancy, Sc: Merri
mac pinks and puppies. 5lkc; Pacific fancy. a..
Simpson's MORNINGS, 4lzc; Simpsons RerIfp
solids. SAC: Simpsons oil finish. &c; Amertcsn
skirtinzs. &c; black white, 4Izc, greys. 4Kc
Kfd-nnished Cambrics-Edwards. 4c: Warren
3i5c: slater. &C; Genesse, &c.
Tfckings-Amoskeag AGA. 101zc; Conestoga RI
Pic; Cords 40. 11l2c; Cords T. lice; Cords
ACE I11xc: Hamilton awnings. &c: Kimono fancy
nc: Lenox fancy. 1Sc: Methuen "A. IOIhc: Oak.
land AT, &c; Portsmouth. 111zc; Susduehanns
i2l.c; shetucket sW. &C; shetucket F. 65c:
Swift River. size.
Ginghams-Amoskeag staple. SIC: Amoskeag.
dress, &c: Bates. 5i2c: Lancaster. 51zc; Lancaster
dress. &c; Bates. sac; Toll du Nord. Sc.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag $3.50; American. s15 N.
Harmony, $3.50; Stark. SIC.
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Decrease. "Increase. Reserve 4i &5i increase.
ClGanngs. for week ending March 30 1902 S1329S9 1850 81: balances for week ending
March %. 1902 $B64G5E Cbrngs for week ending March % 1902 567
balances for week ending March 2, 1902 s&92R SG
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Flour.
groceries

Straight grades, s4e0G4.75: patent flour. 81 SON
AS; spring wheat, $5.5OG575.
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Canned Goods.

Corn. s5cds1.25. P"eaches-Eastern. s,a,s.u,
s-lb. N75Q2 2le seconds A4OQLsO: Caffornis'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2-lb. S5QsGc. -
berries. 3-Lb ASgL@: .pineappies. STANDARD
tx tuii weight. S5c8u; light s0Sss,c oysters.
beans. 2.Ie. 81: Lima beans ;L4gi2s; lob
SER tLsSgz, = IN go, sSqsl: strawberries.
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C~andies-Stck. &c Ter 10; common mixed -.
Erocers' mixed, size: Banner twist $50 e,
banner cream mixed. 10Glic. old-time mixs5 Ss'
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 1SG20c: F.ngIisn
vainuts. l2Jl4c; Brazil nuts. 10c; nlberts -
reanuss. roasted. lqse. mixed NUS ~ -'ac.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
PRIME FAT CATTLE STEADY, ALL
OTHER KINDS UNEvENLY LOWER.
Hogs Active and Five Cents Higher
sheep without Change-Condi-
ton of other Markets.
UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
March 9.-Cattle-Receipts small: ship
ments none The marketing OF cattle this
week has been fairly liberal, showing an
increase of zoo over last week. L.40O over
the same week a year ago and $500 over the
corresponding week two years ago. Thus
far this year there is a gain Of nearly r.
coo compared with the same period last
year. In some respects the market this
week has been disappointing. but changes
have not been radical so far as fat stock is
concerned. The early part of the week buy
ers took advantage of increased supplies
and pounded the market 10 the extent Of
about 10ql5c in prices of fat stock. The de-
preston. however. was only temporary and
at the close of the week desirable cattle of
all kinds were selling in about the same
position that they did at the close of last
week. There was very little inquiry for
ordinary stock throughout the week and
prices were unevenly reduced. There was
an accumulation of ordinary stock cattle
and at the close of the week it was very
difficult to move the supply at lower prices.
but strictly feshy feeders of good quality
sold about as they have at any time recent
ly. The extreme prices realized this week
were $500 for steers, $5.75 for COWS and
heifers, IS for bulls and 81 for calves. As
usual at this time in the week a small
number arrived for the market to-day and
there was not much interest manifested in
the business by buyers. Finally, however,
most of the stock changed hands at yester-
days prices. but there was no outlet for
quite a number of common stock cattle that
had been carried over from preceding DAYS
this week. Quotations:
Good 10 choice steers, 1850 lbs and
upwards ...--.....:...........S6S5q 6.75
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
wards ...;.:..:....--...... 5000 $50
steers .............................. 5000 $50
Flaln rat LOO to l.3OO-lb steers. 5.65q els
Good TO choice loo to 1,150-lb
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 500
Plain fat 1000 to 1,150-lb steers. 4.75G $50
Choice feeding steers. LOCO TO LOO
lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 475a 500
Good feeding steers, 900 10 LOO
lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 425q AS
Medium feeding steers, 500 TO 900
lbs Observation-Disclosures. asa AS
common TO good stockers......... $3.50 $50
Good 10 choice heiters............. 475q 5.75
falr TO medium helfers............ 425Q 4.65
Common light heifers. 3.5Oa AS
Good 10 choice ows................ 4.5OQ $50
Fair to medium cows.............. 3.25G 4.35
common old 1909 500
veal calves 6.O04 100
Heavy calves 4O0U 6.25
Prime 70 fancy export bulls........ 4.5OR AIS
Good TO choice butcher BULLS. asa AS
common to fair bulls.............. 2.75Q $50
GOOD 10 cholce cows and calves: 35.O0q5O.O0
calves % q IN M
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Seeds.

Seed clover. prime. s6as.5O: English clove-
s6G6. so; alsike. s7dS; alfalfa. choice. ssGs *.
crimson clover. &.5OQ5. Timothy. prime. 81 i'm
BIS. Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 25If 40. ~
ira clean. 60G7Oc. Orchard grass. sI.4OTi Is. PED
top. S0cqSl.75. English bluegrass. S2.25G3.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Surplus Bank Reserves Are Again
Showing "a Good, Safe Margin.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The statement
of the associated banks for the week ended
to-day shows the following changes.
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Produce, Fruits and vegetables.

Linseed. raw. 64c per gal: linseed oil, boile
CSC per gal; coal oil, legal test, Sa14c.
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Common 10 medium COWS and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

ssass 90
seas: eggplants per box s3dsi so kohlrabi. Nevor
t6l basket So 5Oas3: do fair 81 25dS2 . do
North Carolina per basket s29s2 90 iees Neworlean
Per ivo oqnenes S29s2 90 mint NeOreans Pc Z
onions Hsvara per crate 50: DO Bermuda per crate
81 50aS2 5 DO Orange County red. good 81 so
So 5oas3 % do yellow. 50 5O9s3 Sass so
do state and Western yellow ger bag 30qsS DO red
more green, per bush basket 75S0c; peas Florida
fancy basket. So 50Gs3 so poor good
S1as2 peppers. Florida carrier 81 5oas2 parsley
burches 81 5ods3; roraaine Bermuda per 5Oca
81 so: Florida basket 81 5Oa$2 radishes New
81 50GSo shaots New-Orleans per punches. S3qs5
spinach. Norfolk Dbl 81 25G$1 Baltimore.
folk, Dbl. 60G9Oc Baltimore $4,000 string
FLORIDA. wax. crate 50 5O9s3 50: green sass
do Havana 81 1882 % turnps. Canada. Russia. Dbl
3Geoc tomatoes Florida fancy rips carrier 50 go
d 20 do fair ar to good 8 2eg$2 do Key West s1qs2 %
HAY AND STRAW-HAT-Supplies to-day not
make material addition 10 stocks and prices were well
supported for all grades barring To realize
rates quality has to be straight Single of mixed
grade hay are causing some perplexty This is
less unavoidable. the advances new crop
good part sell the the detrimen of price
We quote: Prime. large per 100 n 921ac; No
grades and 0c on common Good ciovsT is having some
with the arrivals and prices steady for all useful
prime marks We quote: Long T5QS0c per 100 n
Produce Exchange at noon to-day: Hay1Hudson River
Railroad, $50: Erie $50. Pennsyvania 80; Delaware
Valley 30: Baltimore and Ohio; 10 Central Of NewJer
sey. 100 river boats. so: total 1880 so of
which for 9 export exports in bales to Bristol 149 eT
by river 30 90 by rail; total. 60
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The following are the total receipts at
NIB

FLOUR AND MEA1--The market near close
unsettled with prices nomnay shade lower to sell
stTaishts 7o@s5 s. WateF patents s. sSas is spns
Ne - gQs 5 e55a No win'e o - So5ssi SU extra
s 81 E siss sSS
TEAf~ouet quoted: Kim dried. 81 4oSs3 So as to
Soa sS g. cosrs qg ss Witt nnd
Steady quoted Spring bran S179sl7 so; sacks 10
spring bran niddling sl5QS2o 90 coarse winter bran
seed cake So; corn oil cake SEA homin chop. S2o
GRAIN -WHEAT--In trying to keep pace with the
Sh sST G to M se T Of os
Tsdes who wee unaPe t. fo9% ,ms aFses so Taa
lower level of prices in response to oearsh weather
condition prevailed midday succeeded by
EARN and eG ha} csns OUT Nav the e
779sc. promoting good demand the idea that the
bull were feeling confident their position, the
AZ thar Atfe6inr the late break were lsriois rus
was also fel that larger export business had not been
shrewd operations big traders Chicago who
notable features about crop news We're SHOWS report stat
ing that Kansas would average fully 50 per cent on
throughout the West very Official confrma
shed by a Well known Toledo house made up bearish
cid favorable statistics. Latter included
y s. pssg 200 n0Tenent only 2iS cars IN The
Nth coo 600 bush year ago seaboard clearance were
q
The cables were @Qi2d lower Liverpool and 5d1o
1lC0ooo bush. and for the 1902 0o bush The
Argentine visible 1000 900 bush than last
week. The EXPORT trade consisted Of u loads No
Northern NeTv-Torh ; loads No hard winter and
loads spring wheat New York: also 10 loads
ports Quotations Of afoat basis,
follows: No red. SEC No Northern Duluth. solec
prompt; No / Northern New-YorH. 7a24c. and No
Northern Duluth. 7s5zc, both prompt No hard New
York. sIlzc. prompt nominal and No red. SIC. ele
session lost their grip in afternoon
prices about bush heavy realizing
and liquidation inspired by break in Chicago. where
big traders apparently hammerIng the market
There much in the day the other
cables being i I'D receipts
small and Argentine shipments moderate. On the break
however loads and the local
and 66isc afoat: straight No = 67isc
No white SEC and No . yellow. CSC. b afoat.
oATS-The fairly West
the market steady until the late break
other when prices fell off in sympathy The
trade here 1000 bush No closed 471c: No
No white. 50izc; No white 497sc; mixed
46i2d4S-; track white. 4siz 755c. No clips
b11zc...... RYE-Market steady. No Western. 63a.c
No Western. 6334c. both o b rye Goa
63G65c, and mailing. 6sGT2c both + Nev-York
Wheat Including four exports for the week according
'radstret's 44+6 9l7 bush. against ao4
bush last week 469S 6a2 bush last IN
Wheat exports July 1901 (forty
19s s45 95s against 15+ 622 III
Corn exports aggregate $50 ISL BUSH against
EOS bush last week and 2a905i1 bush last year:
against 146.956s7s bush last
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

cdaa E cdf faP export a lfs st for or 5
30 for the market all the latter at Jersey city steers
an advance Of 1oc bulls ruled Steady Fat cows hr
% sold s. o5a$7 per 10 bulls
Sd o per f fr native 9i e caRs s;ead Exports
today none To the Mesaba will be laden with
glzbsrser 25 cattle for J. hamber zo Son and 5d d
ters Of beef estimated making the total shipments
this port for the week ending SATURDAY April 16s5
cattle. 100 sheep and 955s quarters OF beet all to
leo sheep and 5e quarters Of BEEF sr,. steer. 1o7
d. A icss n at s. s. 20 do ,i5e n 81 ing
DO n s. go Il DO lo7s n at s. 60 OBJ bulls is
at ats s. 3 g. q Do 10 81 ID 10 r q,
Sc 3d. 10 DO 1850 s. So bulls 1912 ~ at s. 3 2
y do 40 ~ at o s. a 49, do at 81 NJ do at 1925 n s.
1880 90 ss at g. 50 d. IL os 0 rs at o. Do
81 ~. 10 do. n. at So 90 do 300 ~ at >" o5 -
a at 81 ' TO- do $40 n at s. Is; ea3 n 81 do
sos n at s. 90: do ego s ~ at 8 80 at So 60 10 do
s. 80 90 500 at d. 81 7s o. NJ d a s. s 10 d.
q psnasyva ga7 s,e sF i - D d. 1859
40 80 s. y q Michigan do s. o bulls i2s7
n at s. do 1900 70. 81 do 1l7S n at s. 80: u
at 81 as do s. so; 20 do. SIS ~ at 50 3d. 10
IA N a@' 15: n at at Pnnylvana do 1883 n at
s. s7 20 do 1929 H. a. s. 90 steers 1925 ~ at 81
40 aTo m at So Ohio do 1916 10. at So 20: IL do l3l
So do 1890 o At a. s. s. e d5 b 5 io %
s. 90 do i2s5 ~ s. 10: 10 1886 10 at 81 10
70 Tcbn shannon: bulls at 81 10: Is Viz
snin do iiO3 n do. AZ II at 81 40 COW 200
It. DO 1850 10 at 50 so; IL DO SOS H. at s. 30
e sl head all ale for iaf @a ~s4s
fror 10 prime SfnST 80 per 100 10 little
Sass 90: really choice ,eais on salt
on heavv supplies. sharply all but ordinary
stock with sales a sa9i.C.
saes.Tobn 6 S ~, s;, % 40 ~ n at 81
+ G. Curtis veals. $50 n. at 81 90 : DO $50
n at 81: s do. 1os NJ at s.. GO -
John p Nelson: IS veas 124 II. at 81. . do SIS No.
J. H Hume & Bro: veas 1s5 ~ at g so
STIEF9 AND LAMBS Receipts were 10= cars or 2ooi
head Including for sleughterers and "a Tor me
bich II cars at Jersey City and Sixtieth-s
The few sheep offered sold at steady prices lambs
fraction higher closing strong on 6HIIaio
advices. Five were To- sell at late hour FAR
to good sheep sold s5q$5 - per 100 M common 70
choice lambs s6dS7 10; spring lambs by the
head az SO each quiet at s92c per n
quotable at Toe dressed lamps nri1 az
aIzaI2c. dressed spring lambs unchanged at
HARRINGTON & Co: 1877 state ~ n
age 81 per 100 NJ 1875 Dc = n at Sd 81; POS Buffalo
so n 81; . spring lambs. at 50 each - - "a &c
Newton & Co: 1919 State lambs 80 n. at 81 To- us
do s. N. a 81; 10 do - NJ. at Sc
j II. Hume & Bro: ls7 state lambs. ~ ~ 81 81
I5erns Commission Company Buffalo lambs 106 10.
Tobin & shannon "a Indiana sheep 104 n. at s. ..
I0CisNRecepts H. cars 335s head including
l4a for the market Feeling firm on Buffalo adv!ces
Inrra but estimated to be worth on s5a
Country dressed higher al 6as@'c per 10 Tor heavy
10 saIass Judd Co: hogs 90 10
at J. G. cnriis yesterday: % State hogs,
fo- -,
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barge ZOO coal. Hampton Roads to New-Bedford
oil again dull MA and barely st9say
Dni yh T anu a ba eaay and unehanged
sale movement at the former basis 90 OF
nt bulk 81 81 ss 81 1 ana h o
Prime crude mills .s gS6 PRIME P3,s sq rTsge ye 47c
prime White on 45as6c: prime winter yeIiev seas7 in
seed OIL a" Wef4 Aga5 oe e9so h SGg
city brands, lard oil 77q7sc ..,
orally weak al day 5 for sf iss aa
place at he 5 sA A 6nsh at oS ss2 i've hos SC
PoRE-Du4 saote a. Mss SIC 25asl5 20
aaossa $40 90 ts5E SIC 5oSSa So PaSkse
B Bse9ps sus!sd $3.50 ssse is
Bellies arn qd "sd smoking, % aloc Sc p n
Pc r. hi hams Sc rr P;'S quoted e
IARDEas Sy Quoted ioe city lard steady: quoted
aa75c refined lard quiet quoted South america 10 s5c
aGoted 9zsdsi9c sTEARINEsteady quoted oeo,
stessy firm and q a%1's so9d
demand 'h Quotations fooW: Domestic common low
sir s1a4 fair to god prime Tst to 'h 6rsc
4G5c do domestic a1za4lsc; lava. 4ssa4sc; Ransoon
s dull Lis 5 prices s sre oven
follow cut loaf crushed and donninos. SOC mould =
t pGwas;red 200 Ea age. c2n n1
fine granulated Sc; Eagle n bags o. me ETanlaea
diamond \ SOC; oonfectioners A. i6oe: No i d2c:
No 8. Zoe; No +.35c. No :. i3nc; No o. sac
No Z l5c; No ; 4G5c: No q &c: No To- 395c: No II.
aOc IL IA SIC: No *. $500; No 1s. 3I3c:
. n bags Of fine graduated. $500. This week sum
the statistical position made up by WtEet
& GRAY. United States and Cuna to
gether AZ tons against 46S7 tons last week and
last
Statistics special cables: Cuba-The SIX
principal porsRecepts % 600 exports $500 TONS
stock s7oo tons against cog 400 tons last s year 62
centras grinding against 1i2 last year stocks IN
Europe 900 tons against 22S52tS tons last year
Of Europe and America together Of 40 AZ
tons against 2.6Ss 15s the same I'M
.2Ia date Of February
The Of stock is S11.3l9 tons against an
~ and excess OF ''npS.
January l. 1902. HamburE-2oo tons rehred
shipped to America: 1000 tons engagements IN si!e
made to-day the market was l-32c lower
Centrifugal therefore. closed i932c muscovado -
test. ar 3-32d3isC and moasses sugar ~ test. az
21-32a27sc The sale 900 bags Cuba centTfusa
to be shipped ear ~ SC cost ana
freight basis test. Howell bought the sugar Re
fners are slow buyers at the decline.
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uFrAIs-A strong market for pig tin developed at
NeYoP s s5d R9es ssss for foTwaTd delivery
% tars buyers option s26 80 and 10 tons
APT. al ,,i 10 rs Sd and futures At i17 copper
syn and easv az Nev-York Lake on spot closed at
fS5c asked electroytic y c asked and casting al
totb moi and futures 12s Cd Lead ruled quiet
and sseaay a. s. Cd speitsr was firm 81 40
Indon was unchanged at III 15s NeH1ork iron ruled
foundry sGaas2o. No Norhern foundry slsasla No
southern foundry s17 3eg SIS No s9uth 1 t9qnars
81, S eiesed at 38s Id Miadlesboro as.
n,01 .ssES AND SYRUPS-Svrups were quiet. but tone
Of the market was @ az 5 senaand for the popular
was ouofations follow New-oreans centrifugal
yaon f6isai4c; fair 15a16c: good 1772oc prime
S9H27o Neworeans open kettle 34@41c: Porto Rice
nominal syTupSSSnaIas sncv s.as fsr' s00n
6CE.N FREIGHTS-There number of orders tn
IN, market for humber tonnage from the south and rates
Tor the same are 3h naury shows no Improvement
snS rates unchanged guoIauohs 70 iEefpooi
AntSP Ia +n ,iS I'D la p1 an "a q
Iaparg 22is pigs Rotterdam 8a3lsc: cotton
PEE ,gySerpooi per 100 10 ioc London oats
delivery Portland redeyery Manila prompt
steamer sor, Adrtetic private JuneJuly; Nor
arian steamer l04l tons quebracho WOO C9iasne 70
New Or ana British steamer. 434 orc. Daiqnir
hiiadeIphia or Baltimore. private terms Norwegian
steamer re nsl British steamer. 40 tons. West
india trade months at or soTq s 90 ga sr
- q doo bbs petroleum products he,ce 10 olrect
port United Kngd9n Psiv1 1o 20 rio Jsnsir
bark OF $50 tons Hayti and back from
second port private terms sshooT SS 400 tons pie
I,baSclphia to Port Arthur private terms
tons lumber Fernandina to ssahL2a 60 sehooner
10. tons coal Baltirnor TO savannah prNa.e
La, t0n as soa: cement Rendoa.
,e 100 TONS coal. Norfolk 10 New-tiaSen eoc'
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rr-RnrEAx pRonrCE MARKET

ern spring hrm. Is I'D No California dull SIS ID fut-
ures steady: IS 107.d: July. 5s 10sd. CornSpot
steady; American mixed. new. 5s 24d; American mixed
old IS Sd; quiet: May: IS sd July, As 11Isd
October As Peas-Canadian firm Gs %. Flour
81 Louis fancy firm. Hops London Pacific
Coast, firm l5sGfi Beef firm: India
SIS Sd Pork firm prime mess. Western. TBS Sd. Hams
short cut IL 10 n. steady. ass. Bacon Cum
beriand cut 80 10 ass short rib. Is ~ 10
long clear mddes light. IS TO "a n AS; long
rddes heavy n. i6s I'd; short clear backs
10 20 10 AIS; bellies u to 10 n. ass shoulders
refined pals 49, prime Western in tIeTces ass Cd
nominal cheese firm; American finest white 53s;
American finest colored. SIS Sd Tallow-Prtme city
.taadr oas Sd. Turpentine-Spirits steady 3Is Sd.
Possn,.-Common steady lid Observation-Disclosures
stsadv nd Lnseed oil dull. 30s 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

April i 1902
COFFEE-Cor1ee followed an uneventful course again
To-Day The market opened STEADY IN tone with prices
,cbsrce6 70 s points and for the rest OF the
sss.on dull without important further change The
4o~eirn market news Disappointing European mar
es being easier. Brazilian receipts heavy ana seHlns
abroad Worlds visible
earplv increased go 1124I.s0S bags during
Nsrc quite much as expected but this was with
erect upon The finally quiet.
vh rrcss net points higher 70 3 points lower. the
months Total sales were
but 1880 The movement Of spot supplies in the
slow. prices nominal
the basis of sac for invoice lots
q 40 Rio. changes IN foreign coffee mar
Jes today were briefes- losing Il franc
nn6 Hamburg pig Brazilian markets ruled steady and
UNCHANGED. O. sterling exchange decreased
l-l6d Primary port amounted $1,000 bags and
- 600 Brazilian clear
snces reported today "a. 600 bags.
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
was follows.