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Poultry. Butter and Eggs.

Butter-Receipts, 5,7S2 packages. Market un-
settled: extra fresh creamery, &c; creamery.
common TO choice, 15d22c; State dairy. loq2Oc;
held creamery. 12GI19c.
Cheese-Receipts, 1.64S packages Market
steady: State full cream. fancy small and large
colored and white, September, lie; late made
10%.c.
Eggs-Receipts. 70. IA packages. Market strong
State aud Pennsylvania nearby. average finest
17i2c: state and Pennsylvania frsts, lie; West
ern storage packed. 17isc; Southern hrsts, 100
164c: Western firsts, lie.
PHILADELPHIA April 7.-Butter lc lower;
extra Western creamery, 23l9c; extra nearby
prints 26c. Eggs firm and &c higher; tresh
nearby. TIC. at the mark; fresh western,
17%c at the mark: fresh Southwestern. lI12c, al
the mark; fresh Southern, 16l2c. at the mark
Cheese steady; New York full creams. fair 10
good. 1oG1O1zc
CHICAGO. April 7.-Butter steady; creameries.
l4m24l9c; dairies 12I7Q2lc. Eggs easy; at mark
cases included 16G16Ac. Cheese weak; diaries.
sIzQ10c; twins, I0c; young Americas. 10qlO1zc.
Poutry-Live easy; turkeys, l2c: chickens. ia
G13c
ST LOUIS. April Poultry quiet; chickens,
1012c; springs s3d3 so per dozen; turkeys l2q14c;
ducks, 12c; geese, 661c. Butter slow; creamery,
22G25lsc. dairy. 15Q19c. Eggs steady, loo, case
count.
NEW YORK April 7-Poultry-Aiive steady
Western chickens. 1Sc; fowls. 15c; turkeys, 1Sc
Dressed weaker Western chickens. 129lSc
fowls. 1SlzQiic; turkeys. 15Gl6c.
CINCINNATI, April Eggs steady at Ice
Butter firm. Poultry firm; hens, 12ql212c
springs. 13lzc; turkeys, 13d14c. Cheese steady.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Flour-Receipts, "a. 6Sl
brls: exports 9.465 brls Market dull and un-
changed. Rye Hour quiet. Corn meal dull. Rye
steady. No 2 Western, s2Ac to arrive prompt.
Barley dull
Wheat-Receipts, q. 900 bu Spot steady; No.
red. si.O4 nominal elevator and $1.05d10s f. O.
b. aEoat: No. northern Duluth. s1.O4l4 nominal
(. o. b. afloat; No. hard Manitoba nominal {. o.
b. afoat. Options opened steady on cables. and
turned strong on reports that heavy snow was
delaying spring work in the Northwest. Later
SHOT were finally run in by Chicago bulls insi
prices showing &c net advance. May, 955tQ 9634 C,
closed at 96l.c; July, 9lSGs2 5l6c. closed at 92sc
Corn-Receipts. A.075 bu. SPOT weak No
yellow. SIC: No. white. Sc. Option market
developed further weakness to-day unaeT liqui-
net lower. May. J6;sa5Sc. closed at 56ssc July.
555sa57sse closed at S5Ssc
&c: standard white. SAC: No. white 4Sc: No
8 white. sac. Options quiet and featureless.
Hay steady. Hops steady. Hides steady
Leather steady. Wool finn. Coal nominal
Beef quiet. Cut meats quiet. Lard weak;
1925; South America. IS; compound. Sc. 75Q6. S7Ia
Pork easy.
Arm: No. T. invoice. 67sc: mild steady: Cordova
i0d lsc Sugar-Raw firm fair refining. 5-s2c
centrifugal. &c test. 21-32c; moasses sugar,
2s-32c; refined firm.
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures opened steady
at a decline Of 5Gl0 points. under liquidation and
wall-street selling. promoted by lower European
cables than expected. thought to reflect disap-
pointment abroad over the showing of the
worlds visible supply figures.
Primary receipts continued small. the primary
markets were firm. there was further talk OF an
improved spot demand. and there was some bull
ish crop news Influenced by this there was a
fair demand at the decline. and the market after
the opening losses. ruled steady. one time
showing almost complete recovery. but closing
steady at net decline of points.
Sales were swollen considera bly, by swftchne .
from May 10 September at difference of about
so points. Total transactions reported OF
log 900 bags. including: May at 5s0q5 S5c July
l0c. September ut 6.35Gis +0c. October at soc
November at 655c and December s coat. CSC
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LONDON. April Mooney in good de-
mand in the market to-day and was cheap
though there indications that the supplies
were being reduced. The issue of sl0.0OO,000 Of
Cape treasury bills. together with the announce
ment of the issue OF SO. o00. 600 of new British
treasury bills April IL. strengthens discounts.
Business the Stock Exchange generally
firm and quieter, although the monetary condi-
tons induced fair business in some sections
Consols firm at first. but became slightly
easier at the close owing 10 fears numbers
OF Cape issues pending swapping the mar
ket with high-c securities Home rails were
higher and active and closed easier.
Americans opened quietly steady, improved to
a fraction above parity. and then became mac
tive. United States Steel shares were especially
strong. The market closea firm.
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Cattie-The receipts of cattle to-day were only
fair; in fact, no larger than might be expected
for a Thursday market There not COM
plete variety represented in the fresh arrivals,
but some were carried over and nearly all kinds
were on sale. The market opened with apparent
ly a little stronger competition between buyers
for the best selections. and the result
more active market than yesterday, for this
class of stock. But sales do not indicate that
there was any quotable change in prices. 1t is
fact that a few loads OF good steers sold at
higher figures than those offered for the
cattle the past two days, but this does not mean
that the market is really any higher. In some
instances statesmen could a trife weaker
tendency in the female butcher cattle market,
but in a general way the good kinds sold
ally at prices as high those prevailing here
tofore this week. The demand for bulls
fair. at about former prices. Aside from few
sales the calf market about 25c lower The
supply Of stockers and feeding cattle
paratively liberal, and with only a fair country
demand the market quiet, and there
rather an easier tendency in values. Quotations:
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Leading futures ranged as lollows:

Cash quotations as follows Flour was
easy. Wheat-No. spring. 92d9sc: No. g. s5@
95c; No. red. 97AcQsl0oAs. Corn-No. 2. 53h a
55c; No = yellow. 53Hq55c Oats--No. ., $685. a
3S5sc: No 3 white. 40dp42Ac. Rye-No. 2. zoe.
Barley-Good feeding 35d37c: fair to choice
mailing 44Q55c Flaxseed-No. /, S1.09: No. |
Northwestern ST. 16. Prime timothy seed, 81 so.
Clover-Contract grade Sill Mess pork per brl,
s1262l2G12. 20. Lard. per 100 lbs, 662iz G6. SIS.
Short rib sides 0oose) Sc. 50Q6. SPY Short clear
sides boxed. s7Q7.25. Whsky-Basis of high
Wines, SIPS
Recepts-Flour, 2s 800 brs; wheat. "a 900 bu:
corn. PA 500 bu oats. 1872. 900 bu: rye g. 400 bu
barley. 43. 500 blu. Shipments-Flour As 900 brls
wheat 800 bu; corn. g. 400 bu: oats. 1s3, 800 bu;
rye. $500 bu; barley. 81. COO bu.
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Sheep-While there is just little improvement
report in the marketing sheep and lambs
the supplies are still too small to establish
prices for all kinds. To-day there was not
enough make in prices any kind
The supplies also too small TO accommodate
normal demand from local butchers
Consequently shippers not interested and
there is competition for the offerings Buy
ers, however. inclined TO pay fully steady
take long to transfer the consignments Sales
to-day included 74-lb clipped lambs at S. % and
wool sheep at So 7544. Small punches of wool
lambs could possibly be sold at IS. but at pres
ent s5.7 is considered very fair price for good
kinds and IL is hardly likely that buyers would
want very many above that Wool sheep are still
salabe high 81. and yearlings could be
good enough to bring $3.50 Spring lambs arc
quotable at s7G10. Quotations:
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Wheat quiet; No. red. s1.o2 track. s1o2 on
milling freight; No. red. e9c track; April, 81. 02
first half; April. 81; wagon 81; May. CSC.
Corn quiet: No. white. 491zc: No white
49i5c: No. white. 47c; No. white mixed. ACC;
No. white mixed. 49c: No. white mixed 47c;
No. yellow. ACC: No. yellow, ACC; No. yellow
47c; No mixed. ACC; No mixed. ACC; No i
mixed. i71zc.
Oats steady; No. 2 white, nominal 43c; No 8
white. nominal Acc; No mixed. 411ac: No. 3
mixed. 40c-
Hay steady; Nos timothy, $3.50; No. 2 tim
othy. sll.
observation-disclosures: No red. / car. Corn: No.
white. 81 cars; No. 4 white. 8; No. yellow, 2;
No. mixed. T. No. mixed /; total 81 cars
Oats: 70. 2 mixed, | car. Hay: No. / timothy
cars; No. 1 clover. mixed. 81 total.
WAGON MARKET.
Wheat-9sc
Corn-536f60c.
Oats-Sheaf ss610: shelled oats. 45G5oc.
Hay-Clover, SSQs; timothy, s11Q13; mixed. SO
all: millet SSMy.
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New York Rates.

NEW YORK.-Money call easy at 1isn1as
per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent; offered at
Ia per cent Time loans easy: sixty days. 2z@
per cent: ninety days. 363I4 per cent; six
months 3%q4 per cent Prime mercantile paper,
4AG5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 81 25G
4s73o for demand and s4s4. 75d4. 81. so for
sixty-day bills. Posted rates. S4.S5la and Sass.
Commercial bills. s4s4l2G4 S49s
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April THE dry goods market
is not active, and yet there is a stronger under
tone than there has been. The effect of the cur
taiment proposition is likely to be very mate
rial and the inquiry for export, If it leads to
further business, will also act helpful in
fuence Warmer weather is regarded en-
couraging for the retail trade and likely to
have its effect upon the entire market.
FALL RIVER, April 7.-To-day's develop
ments in the movement looking toward wide
Spread curtailment in this city show that at
least thirty-two cotton mills owned by fifteen
corporations, will be shut down tonight for the
remainder of the week. These mills will be op-
Grated four days each week for some time The
curtament movement affects about thirteen
thousand operatives
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Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 21zG2 per cent; discounts
pa per cent Consols. Sc 13-16IS7c.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 97f Zoe for
the account. Exchange London. 25f l3izc for
checks
BERLIN.-Exchange London com 46l5pfg
Discount rates: Short bills. 3 per cent three
months bills. 2ss per
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Oils.

OIL CITY, April Credit balances. $1-es;
certificates no bid. Shipments, 4.s3l brls; aver
age 46 s23 brls runs, 95,S5S brls; average, 6lSs7
brls Shipments sLimal, $685. brls; average,
62.sl5 brls; runs Lma). 6i.6SS brls; average,
1,S49 brls.
SAVANNAH, April 7.-Turpentine firm at
523c. Rosin dull A, B, c. d, $50; =. 255;
F. $3.50: G. $685. H. $40: 1. s2s5; X, $3.50: NJ.
s405.
NEW YORK. April 7.-Tallow easy; city (s2
for PACKAGE. 4%c; country packages free), AZ
15c. Cotton-seed oil weak; prime yellow, 341ac.
Petroleum easy. Rosin firm. Turpentine steady.
WILMINGTON, April 7.-Sprits Of turpentine
Nothing doing. Rosin-Nofhing doing. Tar
firm at s1.9o. Crude turpentine firm at 81. %.
So IS and 49,
MONTPELIER, April Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima, S..19; South Lima and In
diana, S1.H
CHARLESTON. April 7.-Turpentine and rosin
nominal.
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HOG PRICES ARE FlRMER
IN A GENERAL WAY THE MARKET
WAS ONLY SLIGHTLY LOWER.
Cattle Market Was More Active for
the Best stock, and Steers Were
Mt n Small Premium.
Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS April
If there was any change in the hog market
to-day compared with yesterday it was hardly
perceptble. 1t is possible that occasional sales
were trife lower. but the decline in any case
was not more than sc as compared with the best
sales of equal kinds yesterday. 1t is the general
opinion that there were hardly enough sales
made below yesterdays prices to affect the gen
eral average of the market. Local packers again
had only fair competition from outside sources
but. Notwithstanding this. they were very fair
buyers and good clearance Of the morning
receipts was made at about opening prices As
usual recently there were hardly enough late
consignments 10 affect the market materially
but the extreme close quiet Representa-
tive sales for the day indicate that the average
was not quite high as yesterday. but barely
2i2c lower. Sales ranged from $40 to $3.50. and
the bulk of the supply sold at s520G5.25. al
though there were several sales at the top price.
Quotations:
Good 70 ct,cioo .,za;,,-. g.. aaSs On
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DIES MONIES. Ia. April Local m,ner~
have been served with notice that the
'open shop will become effective with their
craft after April 10. This is an entirelv
new issue IN the miners controversy ana
may. cause continuance OF the strike
locally.
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Treasury Statement.

wASHINGTON.-Thursday statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund exclusive
Of the l50oO0o 600 gold in the division of
redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. 1924 s73 GIL
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 10 0Sl n2l
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS April cotton steady.
Sales, 500 bales. Ordinary, IL 9-16c: good or
binary 1880; low midding, 14l5c; middling.
l47sc good middling. Is 3-l6c: middling. Is ei6c.
Receipts 1853 bales: stock, 27S, S13 bales.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull: mddlng uplands, l4.S0c; middling gulf,
15.l5c. Sales, 200 bales.
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 54sc: Mexican dol
lars. iSi2c.
LONDON.-Bar silver. 3 1-isd an ounce
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National r r. of Mexico consol fours- "a
New York Central gen. three-and- a halls. 9sSs
New Jersey Central general fves.............12S4
Northern Pacific JOB
Northern Pacific threes ..................... 72s
Norfolk & Western consol fours.............. 97iz
oregon Short-line fours and partic. S5
Penn three-and -halfs ...-....-......-. 81
Reading general fours .............. %
st. Louis * Iron Mountain consol ....l12ik
81. Louis a. San Francisco fg fours- S2Ss
St Louis Southwestern hrsts....-.-..-...--... %
Sea board Airline fours. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Southern Pacific fours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685.
Southern Railway ives.
Texas & Pacific
Toledo. St. l.. * Western fours .s....-..-..... IS
Union Pacific fours .103%
Union Pacific COW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 997s
u $ Steel second 1874
Wabash irsts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NdDdcH ueD- IS o.
Wheeling * Lake Erie fours. 50
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 80
&C. r. /. cow. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Indianapolis Clearings,

INDIANAPOLIS.-Comme paper, per
cent; time loans. 5lzd6 per cent.
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ing time year ago. The receipts yesterday
very small, but little larger than week
ago and over 200 smaller than year ago.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

ST. LOUIS. April Flour dull and unchanged:
red Inter patents. 1905. special brands zoe
TO 2sc higher; extra fancy and straight. 1860
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Wool.

ST LOUIS April Wool steady; medium
grades coming and clothing. 1sd22c: light fine.
15a17hc; heavy fine, 12q1i12c; tub-washed. 2oQ
Bic.
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MEYER & KISER
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We have the pleasure Of referring 10 any bank
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We own and offer. subject TO sale:
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Indianapolis Street-railway stock
Union Traction common
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Indianapolis Gas.
indianapolis Abattoir preferred
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New Telephone.
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Rauh Fertilizer preferred.
STOCK
Indianapolis treet-railway. ................ a
Indianapolis Water Company IS
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Private wires to all important cities.
Telephone 55s.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS, April Lead steady at 81 421z
Spelter firm at S5.05.
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United States reftmding twos. registered r05-
United States refunding twos. coupon. .l05i
United states threes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 06
United States threes, coupon ................l0 7
United States new fours. registered. 1881
United States new fours. coupon. 1881
United states old fours- registered. 107l
United states old fours. coupon. ........... 1917
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building VIII b. commenced within
feW weeks.
Frederick Johnston. an empl0ye %
the Northern Lumber company. at
Everett. was dangerously wounded
yesterday by y Tying board. Which
Etruck him over the heart Hn may
die.
The Republican county central
commlttre 81 Lsvta county Niii inset
MsFvh 10 az cbehalls.
Peter ulsrup ana Ensii Thorson.
the tao ballard bogs who were sua-
pncted Of rubbinK Ballard posfoffiec
boxes. ave confessed that they are
guilty They aslp duplicate Two eih-
err ooya. AaG claim that they watch
81 tha owners 81 The boxes open
them. thus obtaining the comblua-
tten.
Capt. G. Y. Hogan. horticultural
Inspector for CowtitE county, has
sued Lewis county Tor $40 20. alleged
tn D. due for services performed last
sumner ny special appointment
The Waha hotel. AZ WshH, idaho.
burned last might. The loss h be-
tween t7.0ea and tt.poo. with no In
suranee.
six miners frosn the Pennsylvania
mine. rs Butte. were arrested yesfer-
day for threatening 10 blast to
frightsn away some miners from The
Rnruu mine. The men arrested are
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LITTLE STORIES
FROM MANYWH

Frank r smith Was yesterday re-
elected 10 fiii the vacancy on the
Walia waila board OF commissioners
caused BY his own TcalxnatIon. which
he rendered because OF an unpieas-
antnsss over the appointment OF
saeecRBor TO ftl Clerk Hanerbarh'a
place.
The Everett Chamber Of Commerce
has received q petition from the reai-
dents OF Afonroe. the petition TO be
forN arde.d 20 President J. J, Hill. OF
the Great Northern railroad. The
petition asks Tor a better train ser-
vice and protests especially asoins,
the discoutinuance OF the skyhomish
local. which has compelled them.
they say, 20 run \ stage line.
The financial Statement % the Ev-
erstt schools shows that the sum Of
f4s.T2s - has been expended during
the year IN warrants. a saving OF
over 81. coo In three years "a noted
The waIia waiia city couneil has
decided TO accept tho three residence
lots offered as A site for the Car
nexis library b. Mr. ara Mrs. T. G.
F.ltiot. The erection 81 the $4,000
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AmaiFamated employees and they are
charged with Invading tho IteinEe
property. thr ItaFus. ana stealing ore
under threat of blasting n uu0lvnicd.
rhe tive shines pin and thsfo ha1
been many iaWHp4tA aser the 5oun-
aariss. as the tunnels ard slopes run
into each ether.
The extension 81 TIE Northern Pa
rifle line through the government -.
serve near Vancouver Niii be begun
very roam. II vail be over a mile
long and will run along the river
hank on = trwstis.
A tremendous landslide at slnki.
you. Northern california. has corn.
sletsty hiock ned freight traffic and
passengers. mail and baggage are
being Transferred b. overland trains
The Tinted states court Of appeals
has sustained thu decision Of Judge
Hanford awarding tteeo damages 10
Albert Louie. the sailor who Naa IN
necessarily carried across the Pacific
without medical attention nile sui.
fsrtns With both legs broken. ~ the
British ship Troop.
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NAHY YARD is IN
NEED or KORk

Secretary Of the Navy Moody has
assured senator Foster that the fsu-
get Sound navy yard win set half
tho repair work TO be .fone on the
Pacific coast by the navy DEPART
ment. The matter came up before
the Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day. Secretary Meikie said he had
taken up the need Of securing more
work for the navy yard with sena-
tor Foster aud that the latter had
been told by Secretary Moody that
II would get an equal division Of the
work with the Mare Island yard.
Unless there Is some new work
started az the yard within six weeks.
% In reported. large number %
man viii be thrown cut OF esnpioy-
rnent. II il urged that the repairs TO
the cruiser New York and the revr-
nne caster Manning should b. done
~ Bremerton.
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THE G0URMANS ARE
ALLOWED TO LAND

As a result OF combined appeal
or the Jewish residents OF this city.
through washington's congressman,
60 the government. the Gourman
family OF Russian JcwA who fed
from Russian persecution at Odessa
ana came here on tho ~. ". n.
steamer fyo Maru. viii be allowed 10
land
When the family arrived az this
port the local immigration tn
spectoFs refused them permission
on the ground that they might be-
come public charges. GRANDMOTHER.
father. mother and seven children
we're set at liberty today.
Yesterday morning the family was
Increased BY the addition Of = fine
baby boy.