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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

W NANTED-Position by an experienced office man as bookkeeper, cashier or stenographer. with good references. Address ". P, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WANTED-Everyone to know that 1T you desire first-class cleaning, dyelng' repairing and pressing by the latest improved methods and perfect satisfac- ton, give us your patronage. Gluck the tailor has charge of our repairing and altering department. Parisian Dye Works, POT Fist (yellow fronD, Bell phone 399
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

PATENTS-Protect your ideas; no allow ance. no fee; consultation free; estab- lished 1864. Milo B. Stevens x Co.,. Sl2 14th st., Washington. 3-S-St-sun SWEATING s FEET NNCURED-Send 10 cents stampsser silver. Address Box 4O7, Delray. Mich.
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=" Apply to w. V. M. Robertson,
 General Manager. 2ooe First Ave, Birmingham, Ala.
WANTED.

WANTED-Five hundred babies to photo graph at Hyde's studio; your choice of best $2 to $5 photos for E a dozen, from Monday, April 13, to Saturday, IS. 1907 2d ave. 4-ll-ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

YOUR FORTUNE TOLD from cradle to grave what tell you comes true; send dime and birth date. Prof. J. Myers, Drawer 7O4 Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WANTED soft, derby and Panama hats to clean, reblock and retrim equal to new by expert hatters at Parisian Dye Works, POT Fist yellow fronp' Bell phone 399.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

MATRIMONIAL-La and gentlemen seeking honorable marriage can further their interest by communicating with us, strictly confidential; state age Home and Comfort. Toledo. Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

SUFFER NO LONGER-A full month s medicine especially prepared for your disease free to those writing me full description of their case. Dr. Morrow, D23, Burlington, Vt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WANTED-Young man of extensive ac- quaintance in the city, possessing abilr ity, would like to become associated with or acquire an interest in stock and bond brokerage business. Address Bond, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GUARANTEED 50 PER CENT IN yESTMENT-Those interested will be given opportunity to verify the truth of this claim. Address Conservative care Age-Herald. 4-1I-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room In private family; hot and cold water bath and gas; few doors from Ensley car; terms moderate. 170l 9th avenue, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

SISTERS IN DESPAIR-ir, in need write me for remedy which relieved me of obstinate suppression in five hours. Mrs. A. Green. 130 Dearborn Street, Chicago. 4-5-4t-sun,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WATERS. ceachmen, perters, nurses, cooks. drivers, bell boys, seamstresses and help of any kind. Birmingham La- Dor and Employment Bureau, 1920h 4th avenue, Peoples phone 16S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A position by experienced lady stenographer competent and ac- curate. A G. S., care Age-Eerald. 4-9-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

YOUNG LADY stenographer desires posi- tion; quick and accurate. Address c., care Age-l1erald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY furnished saaried people without security; easy payments. Southern Dis count Co. 30a Chalifoux. s-13-S0t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WANTED-Desirable Northside home for cash and other property in exchange. Apply w. A. Smith, 209, The Woodward. WHO DESIRES the services of a thor oughly competent. temperate bookkeep- CT; accurate and reliable; rapid at fig ures; fine penman; at present employed; reference. Accurate, care Age Herald. 4-12-2t
 WANTED-By experienced grocery clerk, position in grocery store; will give good reference. Grocer, care Dewberry's drug store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

LAWYER. expert stenographer, wants connection with law firm. partnership basis or clerical capacity; references. Steno-Law. care Age-Herald. SPRING IS HERE for painting and house cleaning, giNesJ. c. Burns call for he only uses best lead and oil; makes hs own fcolors to suit owner No. 526 South. 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

s16O0-4-room home and lots, 50x14O, on car line, near Ensley; terms easy. Eborn. The Woodward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

l CAN sell your business no matter where 1t Is; send description. state price, and learn how; established 1896: highest references; offices in IA cities
 w. M. ostrander. l44s N A. Bldg. Phil adelphia. Pa. 10-19-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

I WANT YOUR WIFE to send her ad- dress when in need of medicine; will inn mediately send her my Concentrated Ergo Myrrh Tansy Capsuloids. Dr. Johnson Medicine Co.,, 90S-125 Dearborn, ChicaRn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

ROOMS TO RENT-1O14 Central avenue, south, between 10th and 11th avenue south 3 blocks from Presbyterian church
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

DISCOVERED-Relia and inexpensive method for preserving fresh eggs F months no humhug; send stamp for full
 particulars today. T. T. McNeiley. Dade-
 vile, Ala. @ 3-23-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WANTED-Customers Tor shoW cases' iron safes and Carrara paint;. Alabama Grocery Co. i-i-u slS.OoO-Rents $l560; near Union depot. Eborn, The Woodward
 WANTED-Men. women. children to get Cactus Compound" the one true spring medicine; guaranteed to Increase your weight. Jacobs Pharmacy, sole avon+s 3-12-1m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms with all modern eonveniences; hot and cold water bath, etc.; centrally located; gentlemen preferred. Peoples phone 1303 1611 9th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

WANTED-At once. salesman familiar with hardware trade in Alabama i; salaried position. Address P. o. Box ssI. Birmingham. 4-f-b
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR SALE-Dirt cheap lot 4OxsO feet: 11th street, between Avenues and D; alley corner; $15 per front foot. J. M.
 CroMder & Co. 1923 1st avenue. 4-1O-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR SALE-New whisky. oil, vinegar
 pickle, cider and molasses barrels: also 5, 10 and 15-gallon kegs. Factory at East Thomas. Kennedy Slave and Cooperage Co.,, Birmingham. 3-22-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR RENT-Barge front room in private 2 family to young man; references ex-
 changed. 614 22nd street, north FOR RENT-Furnlshed room. 514 18th
 street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

$5500-Rents $500; rich prarie farm near Livingston; half cash, balance years per cent B. F. Eborn, The Woodward. FOR RENT-Lovely rooms in one of the most modern homes In the city, with or without board strictly first class. 2430 9th avenue. Bell phone 599.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12


 $40; 5Oxl6O Eborn, The Woodward. WANTED-Buyer and sellers of real es- tate to remember that my entire atten- tion is confined exclusively to buying and selling real estate and nothing else. and therefore l am prepared to serve the interest of both buyers and sellers. Ehorn The Wood ward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR SALE-Eggs from fne Mammoth
 Bronze turkeys, w. Leghorns. white and Barred Rocks. incubator eggs; cat alogue Glengary Poultry Y.~f. Somer- Yille. Tenn. 2-16-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR SALE-Two beautiful Shetland pom les and trap; gentle for ladies and chill dren; drive or ride. Apply BPS 9th ave- me
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

FOR RENT-Furnished room in private family; BIO per month; cars convenient. GOA 23rd street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12


 FOR SALE-A good loan business with an established and profitable tradei good reasons given for selling; for full particulars address A M. care Age Herald 4-l-u
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 5.-Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; mar
shade easier good TO prime steers - 2o
CO. poor medium 81 35GS5 stockers and feeders 50
GS4 So 81 5dS4 10: heifers. 81 5oGs5: Gamers
81 1888 bulls s. 5Oq4 %: calves s34S6; Texas fed
S+GS5 Hog-Recepts today. Il 600. tomorrow
20 600; over 1880 market 561Oc lower; slow mixed
81 57 rough heavy 81 I5GS7 30: light S6 1881 TO- bulk
OF sales 81 I0GsT So SheepReceips 150o9 head; sheep
slow lambs slow good choice wethers SSb; 1a1r 10
choice mixed S4dS5; native lambs 81 501s7 30 -
Cincinnati. April 15-Hogs steady S6GS6 40; cattle
steady s. 50S4 So sheep dull lower. s3qS5 0o' lambs
duh lower 81 25Q$6 IS.
kansas city April I5-Cattle-Receipts. 9.70o natives
400 Texans calves 800 natives Dressed beef steers
steady lower; Texans EASIER COWS and hefers ana
gocers and steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers 81 70GS5 so; good S4S4 o stocers
and feeders S2dS5: fed steers $3.50; Texas ana
Indian steers S4G$5; Texas S2QS4; native cows
blIIe So 25aS4 rs: calves 81 56@S7. Hogs-Receipts
10 500 head 5GOc lower; ST go bulk OF sae
81 2OST 30 heavy. 81 22hGs7 81 mixed packers 81 lgg
s. % light S7S1 20; Torers s. 15gS 20 pigs so oo
9oc lower native lambs 81 5Oass Western lambs s. 5o7
81 so S4GS5 50: native wethers 81 0O1S6 20
Texas clipped sheep, 81 50So 40; stockers ana eeder
So 25a$4 80. 49,, ,. ,,,.. ..z--
veais-ReCaipts head steady tops. SlGSI %; common
~ good s. 5Ods6 90 Eogs-ReCeips $500 head; fairly
sctive and steady: heavy 81 60QsI 20 few at 5.
mixed 81 45GS7 So. Workers 81 3o1SL 90 pigs 81 5og
Isu1be-Recefpts head sheep steady; LAMBS 5GlUc
higher TOP native 81 6llJsI culls 70 good
s 0dS7 So Western lambs 81 5OS7 CO. yearings So Iog
81; ewes S6GS8 % sheep, top mixed SouSo % cus 10
sI9a % 75erty APRIL 15-Cattls steady; choice, IS SOC
s. 40. prime S5 15dS5 good 81 90S5 10 Hogs STEADY
prime heavy, 81 60S7 6; mediums 8 3zS1 5Vi neaTy
81 s0 rough S5gs Sheep steady best wethers s. 6t3
& To- s and common 81 5O SO 50; choice lambs 50 90
GS6 So Veal calves, So 50qS6 70.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorks April 10, LsOo.
80, % c,-s for export alive s. for saughterers ano
% 1a+ tbs market Steers IN fairly good oeiLI-
ana prices arm higher bulls ana COWS ws @ az the
stock that arrived 81 es5 So Der 100 D. Is
nstive steers so' 81 7S4s4 IS There was moderate In
cuirv for dressed beef at 7q91c per ID @ IGr @ Co
extra prime sides Latest ~ 5-sssed
sbeen selling at 14G15c dressed weight Shlpo
nens from this port to-day. partly estimates lS9
Srs-+s-s IN the New-York 10 Southampton IcterIoW
ths Pretoria win take Bermuda a cattle a9 9o
age at IS 50 per IS CO. 1888 n at % oO ~ 90
If74 n az IS 30: bulls 1879 70 at q 80 eGa 0' SS *
a. - 10 1919 az h az s. go 10 DO 1000 at So So u de-
lob ~ 81 SO 2 do 1909 m al as % sIa h at 81 so
i5 20 Ss8 rb at s. IS: 1860 n. at 81 90 d. sl'
i0 6eran a culver stable fed PsnnTyvana M 2 6 i4s stseTs r.
al s. CO. COW $50 81 DO 1000 p 3 a. % 20 90 IS so.
10 IS sha9seTBs aa e =. ss5 g a. is o d. Isl q Do
Dos n At IS 50: do at S5 % = oo liz ID
A. IS Is: 2 bulls 1900 n. at 81 40.
S Sanders q Buffalo stser iso n q & az % DO o. ioo r.
10. 9, e q Ht a. q lR 4Ss n aG at S ss so
Al DO 70 ioso r. at s. s2s n at m 81 80; 90 se
70 at 80 az n; NJ a. 81 4 DO 5s2 ~ az 81 50 -
Co ov,v,5,, n ono 6o 1ss sen e. af afO S g.
KsPns Commission Col - Ohio steers 4140 ID a.
s. ~, - G. Shannon: bull 10 at s.; Co. SO p.
g curtis Son: bulls 1l3S o a. 80 = 40 ~ 20 10
e. e. = so9 n at So so. 40 I at 3 20 COWS lao
% sf 81 IS do I131 70. al s. To- &c w TO- at g 20
co 20 geo n do 40 Tb al 81 so; ao 100 10 at g IS
at I ~ ,' Scy ey bull SD ~ So 70: COW. 600 n at
s. p az I,Iis: @ bull $40 n So TD 7To u.
at I S. a .'0''i'' -. ,uu ,aso n at 81. d.
500 n At IS 90, T72 n. az = '0i DO Se 10 G.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

Tbs exchange price remains 3i4c quart net TO the
It is said Leading exchange men say i is ] net se Use % IN
tbe t5e retan 9st IN prices in the city
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-old potatoes IN i3 iP-
81 era sa prices sweet potatoes held steady Onions in
5 alr oT az low figures Asparagus fair demand and
~eak Cucumbers easier. EggDlants fTIn and niger I
e weak String beans STEADY for prime Tomatoes IN
We quote Potatoes 90 do second crop prime IS
@$3 & S9 90 90 o8 s. 6as8 Havana prime fancy. 81
ass 50 do seconds 81 50QSo 50 tioTda' ia ts9St 1, new 6
new prime $3 5oGs4 do seconds $2a$$ s91[heTn @ see
ond CROP pine 77gs2 Maine per sack 81 75as2 25
state western in euk BeT l9 r III i5S 70 sac 81 80
6TsI 5O sweet potatoes. per boL 8 @o4So 'S 70 49,
basket. Basst $dSS S5ss1 81 % Norfok Prime s2$4 caro-
Ina s2a$3: do Jersey S2Qs4 90 C&tl1oTn; 9sr 100
bunches siass so; Florida b9l crate 81 eoS5 @
90 per Tarlestou Der 100 punches s1qS2; do Bermuda
boz 5 52gi1 l. o@R6aEs 6 TaeSed s@s1 5o @ DO or
ner bbl crate 5GcQS1 so: do Old Danish seu PsL %
asst SSt sSSS4 do Fiorida basket s2@$3 90 per
foT Sg<' sT case Sass So ggpan Florida per box
s1gS4 do Hay2Ta SI99 4oS50c; lettuce Long Island
cod frame per bDl s2qS3 90: 90 Sop59e ina beans
$1S1 so' pq ep crate s2a$4 egda per crate
81 s5asl 50; DO Egyptsn per 90 red sidsi %: do
Orange County yellow. bag s1@S1 oS . do reg g. o0 6
90 sac s osi a 81 do yellow double head Dbl s1gs1 L.
per s pss per bag 76cg$1 IL Havana per carTs
81 5o do Charleston small ISceSl @ 9o GO 75es 25 pep
Gs1 Florida per basket sI 81 5o 9arseg Bermuda
per @ 61 bncSe sIsa radses and Long Isl.Hd @
per 100 bqnches SiaSI 02 90 BASKET ss So DO
oc ner box s1GSI so: shalots. Jersey and Long Isl Isl
81 5o6Si ~ do Balor 81 So string Ssa9 fa5 6 5oa a9
green Per sSSs do per crate 81 5o9S2 7o; squash
orids bush csfe st oss Sisl t9ns 9E ps Canada
Russia Per bb 81 tomatoes FoFssa1 s1 ee m % Do % farana &
g. 75ass 60
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

oashsiA compared with ess 900 sushe,. last year
ne forenoon the local market was Irregular al
aost 81 ~ neEe. oelow the previous nights close
sensn came after midday when the EXPORT
-. ao r12ean strength an irnpressio1 upon
ne southwest. after
Ma ne afternoon sHd became very rT psrticuiary on
xne close here showed &l.o net advance Quota
No & ossa wheat b aaost bass were az follows:
Ss-..asa lu1uth, sS5sc to grrys No ! Norfhern
wu!Itn sISe No hard Manitoba s7ssc. Ne Northern
ana no Northern Chicago, s6Isc, all
s,Lpraent al opening OF and red
e ;zc nominal .CORS-As weather condi-
aoh snoNeo little Change better In OHIO valley
-. e'a ree.pE only hfty-four Chicago
developed considerable
49, 1Ay N New-1ork advancing beyond &c while
Scsso SOFA al s4c shorts furnishinR most Of the de-
nane AZ export business OF loads here and twenty
-e ioAos ~ out ports reported helping
n 1e when highest prices Gables
,sa 21d higher, and the interior movement only
soS"V oesse1s compared with $4,000 bushels yesF
eso- AZ tIs close No quoted at 5IHc. o b
an0sIi 1 Ne Thi'e ose and No yellow 62o ahoat
,..oA4ca1Ke corn, the oats market was again infu-
enoed by wet weather in the belt and
neht receipts There covering
western market with offerings
sslee mere we're zS bushels No
NO J. St-Ros No white and standard white No 8
white Csc track mixed nominal; white 81 y 45c
-lE<-aarket firm. No Western. 69Lc Z b
afoat; state rye 5Iqele Exporters the
continent. 70 ehost basis. ARIFY-Aiarket dull
Feeding vas quoted at 470 mailing 52i3 5ec both
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

Andrew Mullen: cows 200 n at 81 s5 do TO n
fixI &c eSsRecefps NV were 11s head including 81
for suburban dealers and market There vas
Read Reisi Ssher e 5d z20d and s Common
Sos6 o sass so Sdee at cd the Fanfs oa N
salesLou HsiIbrunn 12 fresh cows with their Calves
4 Nscsee;; 10 cows and calves at s4ogs5S & S each
h h Hollis: tfesh cows and calves at ssss$42 50
q Curtis & Son: 8 cows and calves. at ss7 SedsS7
andrew Mullen: COW and calf for $40
S g rs eGT s7 spd b.sd S neus1g c 27s FOR
butchers AID 8e1s tor the market and counting sas
stzfethst Jersey CITY Demand
with good clearance PoO. to prime yesls
yeas STEADY at Sgl2o per ~ few choice neass y s At
9ns 57ms 5 bsay i2S ss6 9gny m aE ss &
n sales a. * S 5s 100 g. g. S a6 "a fn H. at @ 1ss DO
m 4 s. at 9 SO &C. 3 o. n m a5 s @ 81 = g f % 1O Of NJ arous a6 81
at s44$s %,
n at ii 81 f75f 5 los DO. lis n, at 81 SO; do oa
n at 81 25 % d. 16i ~ at S.; 10 do. IS n. AT S.
At 81 !? 10 q d. g. @ io8 b at Sc 100 n at So do
s %. 8 ssps ~ g. n is At n 's 81 : ls5 g. DO III
Il Hollis: q veals 529 10 ~ At S8i 90 no. tls g. "
Georse L 5 Diien6ack: ls7 veals. he n. at 81 7''
u p0 ". Otis CO. s5 veas 1S4 o S.; do. es ro
c Bailey: 8 veas 14s ~ at IS; do. 100 n at s''
8. fs' 81 @ q a6 5aEsiy 1is S S At s. so sgas Isl d.
% a. 81 5lG 2, q o as s. e e. % s i So g. 10 III tls R al e.
Tobn shannon: 90 veals. 133 n at 81 90 less - On
do is n. at .; fed calves $50 y At s. ..
So rs do, % n at s. IS; DO. 81 n. at So 90 -
62 head including IS for saughterers and IL for
the ma @et Hlakas' Wls 0 Gt4 an5 p al sixethst
2f %hea i$ . al and GGg prcs @ showed downward tendency
on nearly all grades with the bulk Of the stock medium
@ stook we're likely to be over to good
ass Is Clipped ls a 50 25: cOmog e good good wDoIfa I
lambs s6$7 % cPpsd do at SSFSg & @ sPTins pr ssa S
each Dressed mutton slow at sG11c per ~ dressed
lambs at g %isf s i5c 5 ss by tie caTcsss at sSas
each; country dressed spring lambs al S49>' 'o Per
sses-s Judd 81 unshoEn Rqfso lambs q s7s s.
B "a nT8 Fsio do 81 b. at Sc 25: do SO 70 at
IS 20; es Buffalo sheep (fe cHppeo)' - ID Al 90 20
Nf5yas3 Ksrs ss ?2 G uns4ofR Buffalo lambs la =
D. at 50: 50 KENTUCKY sheep 10 p at g; S 90 Jos
H. at s. 80 = DO s oS p az > ketcy 40 yearlings 81 ~
at Sc s7l5 i46 clipped Kentucky sheep 1o1 ro at s. 12;
. cPRerson f sqs1 Co III clipped Buffalo lambs SO n at
Sc Il mart clipped Maryland sheep III b at so
shorn State do 10 10 So: 10 Maryland lambs at
Sc s. Is g. b % 81 s 5c BPsS 81 d. Ss s. f. s. #
STATE sheep Il8 $ 25 IS do. l01 n at IS .;
Newton & CO.. 60 Virginia spring lambs at s. each:
So % date yesterday, 265 Buffalo clipped lambs GA 10
j = Hume .. T9 a. sss 5 n lambs 0t $ g g. n at % Sc 9s S n
90 40. 81 o. 5d no. al cI0e5 So b1e % i16 IN n At s. So
do Is n at S. sheep. 90 n "a so; do 40 n.
ing 43l for the market Trade was quies z 1d6 n
ssIesIJohn P Nelson: 81 hogs. 14s n average
Tobtn ( shannon: state hogs. 1s5 n. at ST 30;
E. 5 IIpaagh State hogs 1O7 70. at ST so
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Eork- April D. 1pO3.
-0EFEF-s Speculation little active IN the
- --s-ket vssterday but the OF transactions
SS 80 vey limited. and fluctuations unnpo-tant The
----f1r vas steady partial decline Of : points
--5 midday market showed some little steadiness.
init 1ossb before close
H-a. points lower.
+7.i sales reported go The Initial de-
nominal August being the only
- marked down and sales being reported in that
E-SIl early rather hearish the
srs-sra The European markets sent ful response 20
- s-e easi1ess q local prices Iuesdzy Havre de-
l. franc Hamburg pfe-nlg lower.
however were unchanged and the
exchange higher. the port
private advises stated that the IL
sas crop estimates had exerted depressing eject
s~sr1 sentiment early market. however, there
-ss Efrrle demand. partly for European account ana
certain interests, absence OF
ss-i-r pressure values Later offerings
s--s--a @-ee- Importers literally against
.I----asss Of sQ1ts presumably The market fnfu
-his ssEgea down slightly Tue quiet.
- sot market quiet with quotations on the basis
re sSrs Of contract prices IN the to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
oo,,nrRv PRODUCE MARKETS.

New
>-s .>-1 PEAs-The market Tor ,S.+qe more trad
BEANS ia steady with perhaps l-.c s+ - 6
marrow rr.E domestic and foreign -t-E some
Ing SaAts - selling very Hto-5I tr
MeciuIa 49, the best goods. II taxes +o. soI4 AZ
weakness ss.-S 80 20 Some nice LAG are mi
barrels 20 cera and all grades OF 4sso+cb y,sa
g II a 49, SHOW no quoraD-s ciaDe cb6Ica
quiet We quote: beeils ~ s5lL ID nes
sleLSsso saSS2 ss medium l5ts Zfs1~v
per bush s. - sidney 81 s5GS2 90 &C W TniIe S eI
s. Il 60 TX 40 black turtle so9e 90 ao T4sfiqr
best g IoS%S@ Ina California 81 1908 80 Soc 50:
rSediiun, S28SZ TO- 90 1sd S2GS2 30: green peas
foreign 4a er bush. 81 81 5SssS1 .s-a ,as s,fl
5cotch 9peE.irg THIS tnoII-s
HDF4EiN 1ss.tIed feeling. Fll I--e-s Tsssed avvey
an ices this WeaKnesS 11 sfeaSv -
shade yssey- h5[fng and the TTnse~ +te
entirely IN nssI god clearance o. ga "a this
VIII * fibs OF extra cfe4. g-,r1 60
cal 'ChaIg - sg3sc The late business .,,s1t-
Of so score s7 So ou the basis oI - -1SS W.
vTas cutie EeneIALs ~ bfgh scoring western soels
Occasiona4 other EEhlss -
2I1s 9<I7<~-.,sv Western 2acHAgs q H-4L1
downward A -forv and TenoVaa Jt>.le hiSbs-
ton creamery occasional sales d n.tIs
ening teDdeIess stock relHtiVsy c-ser1s
we quote for barrels we quote. o3sssz.s.
Exporters pau o.. 40 nrsts .p'c; &C, ssb
extras. To- 1'c caSgac. state dairy t1 a.
60 lower OK. common - A- 1-5rA 1-Ss
z6c; nrsts finest 2oc; co gu'o -
ialtso, gTaaes 159loc, sf- 19es14e. west
i9c; 90 iog 55Tisc: common 20 so eTvs
good 70 elo sr.sh small uns - ...nss a
fsnt92Iy. a. sxsal. ahasss 49, se ssssS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

Cash quotations were follows: Flour hrrner No
spring wheat 7S9T9c No 8, 72cj No RED 80
o corn 4+14c: No yellow, 441sc; No oats. sac: NO
white s6a36c; No rye 49s< g5Oc; good feedIng orIe
P1G40c. fair to choice mailing, 4Sd54c; No taxses
81 69: No Northwestern s. Il: prime timothy seSd'
s7 9asfs: lard per 100 10 Sc SGS9 s0 short ribs secs
Cosel So 75qS9 SIN salted shoulders (oxeog o
Is e7IZ short clear sides (boxed S1OqSlo . "nsAs5'
Gosts or high wines 30. On the Produce Excnsnge
SeI the butter market easier crearneres ioQ'
6airfeE 4G24c EGGS zteady az mark cases inclnaeo'
13sLr14c- Cheese steady at lZ75g40c~
T1nutb April 15-Close-wheat-To arrive. 30 ! hard.
7SAc; Northern. 1855; 40 ->OII4eiT 'O~~' "3''
SO No > Northern Ts6eTs42c; May T7@sc asked
Rye steady; NO l. &c 1SdN--7F S~o--'' - -
sample, 40453c-
NfinneapoIs April 15Flour quiet hrst patents S5 %
SI d Second patent 50 S59S3 95 first clears g s54
81 %: second clears, 81 3GS2 40 Bran IN oulK s4VP
$40 so. .,,
pbIa6eIphia April 15-wheat strong and lac higher
,o---arT Frade ApriI, S0126S1c- Corn firm and t2o
Sjobar. Anr 4ql1 G50c Oats dun and lc lower 10 :
ySita clipped Butter 112c lower: extra Westsrn
2sc: do nearby prints. 5Oc Eggs steady; ff
r-esh nearby Izlac mark: DO Western 19c
tire mark. do southwestern. 144&al5c at tne mars 90
Sor+harr 14c az the mark. Cheese unchanged: New
Yo-i fu1 creams prime small. l4+Wl4zsc; 90 rer 20
eo@ 12is014c: do prime large. 14014Ec; DC tar 20
qa1+m12Zc Receipts-FlOur. 5000 ebs ana Zloc-
6S ~ in ssecs: wheat 2eOO bush: 5000 bush oats
600 shipu1ents-Nheat- 500 BUSH corn zoVo" DoSh
oats 1000 bush.
:. To,,i. AprI 151Iose-Wheat-No 2 red cash.
-oa. Nav 7OI GTO2c July. e87c: No hard l175efI4o
go, 10 rash 4Oizc nominal May. 4012c July. $3.50
s0ILr SaTs-No cash. 90 1sc; May. Sic' J1Iy -S7s1
s4c.N white. Or
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
e,eopeAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,oo, Aprtl 15--C1os.ng: Wheat SPOT steady; No
~ TSssfe-7 winter. 6s lad; No Northern spring
rs9 Tafornia, 6s 71zd. futures quiet. May. IS
"a Is al-d Corn-Spot steady: American mixed
81 A. American mixed old. Is 4d futures quiet
NJ - aZd. jane. Is 2ssd: July. As 2iad Peas-ea
madam quiet 6s "a louis Isaey wla.ef s &C.,
% 90 Sextra IS 3D. Pork nrn; primo
E1eL Eams-5horT Il 70 l6 10 stsady
I tcoTGSteady Cumberland 20 70 30 -. 5ls q
80 54s cd. long clear niddtes light
as ,. a. ~ SIS long clear mddles. heavy % 70 80
~ s2s. short clear backs lo 10 % n as clear bellies
Sh0ulders-SquaTe. II 70 u n steady.
Tara-Prims Western. IN terces, quiet. ais
= - - -sSne1 in pals finn. 5ts B1tter-Siood
o5f5 states quiet 7ss Cheese steady. American finest
rolored 69s- TaoS-F'rime city steady rs
~ TS1-Denrfue-sprits steady, AS, Fsostn-Cor1Inon
arm s. "a IAnsssS OIL dull rs Sd FstEoe1r2-tIsisa
as.ias ga