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Neqc York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19-Tin advanced
slightly in London. spot closing 5s higher at
el26 los while futures were 2s Cd higher at
4126 12s Cd. Locally tin was about 10 points
higher, spot closing at $2S 81 1562S 10
Copper closed unchanged at ESQ los for SPOT
and &56 for futures in the London market It
also unchanged locally, with lake quoted
at '$12 6715q13 and electrolytic and casting at
$12 3715d12 62i5.
Lead unchanged at : 5oa4 so in the
local market and also in London at eli lis Sd
SDelter remained UNCHANGED at $5G5 10 To-
cally and at e21 12s Sd in London
Iron closed at sos Cd in Glasgow and at 42s
Cd in Middlesboro. The local market was
nominally unchanged. No. ] foundry North
ern, S15@16; No. , foundry Northern Sl4GI5.
No. ! foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry
Southern soft, $13 1914 %.
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Dried Frnits, Nuts, ,RaiSinS, Honey

FRUIT-Apricots IA a9%c for Royals and Q
611c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, "A
516c; sun-dried. 3G4c; Peaches. 5Q65c; Pears.
6910c: Nectarines, 49515c; Figs white. 4G4 &c
In boxes; black. 412c; Plurns, pitted. 6G9c per
pound.
PRUNEs-19o3 crop. 214G2zc for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-The Association announces the
following prices for 1904: Standard grades
50-lb cases-2-crown Loose Muscatels. SAC per
lb: 3-crown 5%c; 4-crown, SIC; Seedless Loose
Muscatels 4Ac: Seedless fioated 415c: %-crown
Malaga loose, &C. 3-crown Malaga loose, 5%c;
Seedless Sutanas. unbleached. 415c; Seedless
Thompsons. unbleached. SIC. Layers. per 20
ID box-6-crown Imperial clusters So; 5-crown
Dehesa clusters. 81 so: 4-crown fancy clusters
London Layers 81 25, usual advance for frac-
tional boxes and layers. Seeded-Fancy 16-os
cartons. per ID. T&c; fancy 12-oz cartons pei
package 6%c; fancy bulk cartons, per ID. T1ac;
choice 16-oz cartons per ID. TIC; choice 12-oz
cartons per package. SIC; choice bulk car
tons. ID. TIC; 1902 cartons. seeded Seed
lings. Muscatels. per ID, Tc; 1907 cartons.
seeded Seedlings Muscatels. per 10, 5Ac; bulk.
seeded Seedlings Muscatels, per lb, 6%c-
NUTS-Walnuts, No 1 sOftshell 1312d14c;
No. 2, 11hG12c; No. / hardshell, 13113lhc;
No q 1161115c;, Almonds. lie for Nonpareils
1O15c for / X L. 10%c for Ne Plus Ultra and
sac for Languedoc; Peanuts. 667c for Eastern !;
Pecans 11613c: CocOanuts. 81 50d5; Chest
HoNEY-Comb. 1O611 &c for whiee and s150
91Ic for amber: water white extracted. 50
SIC; light amber extracted. 4Aq4%c; dark
BEEswAx-27G2sc per ID.
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Hides, TaHozv, Wool and Hops
There is nothing further new in these maj

There is nothing further new in these mar
kets.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands sell
about 1sG1c under quotations. Heavy SaIted
Steers 915c: medium, sac; light Sc: Cow
Hides. Sc for heavy and Sc for light: Stags &c:
Sailed Kip 9e Salted Veal. 10c; Salted Calf.
10Hc; dry Hides 15416c dry Kip. 13c; dry
Calf 1Sc Sheepskins. shearlings. 25630c each:
short Wool 40G65c each; medium. 10000: long
Wool S1G1 50 Horse Hides. SALT 50 IS for
large and $2a2 so for medium. 81 2591 75 for
small and SOC for Colts. Horse Hides. dry.
81 20 for large aud 81 so for medium. S161 IS
for small and SOC for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican. 31c: dry salted Mexican, Csc: dry
Central American. 31c. Goat Skins-Prime An
goras. T5c; large and smooth. soc; medium 35c:
small. 20c
TALLow-No. 1 rendered. 4c per Ib: No
Q 31sc: grease. 2h d3c.
WOOL-Fall clip-San Joaquin Lambs, 99
lie: Middle County. 11d12c Northern Defect
I've 971Oc: Nevada. 13615c: Oregon, fine 1S9
19c: Oregon. medium, 17c per H.
HOPS-25630c per ID for California. 1908
and 2Oc for crop of 1904.
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DecidnonS and Citrus Fruits.

As is usually the case on Friday local trade
in fresh fruits very quiet. There was
some little inquiry for large Navels for ship
ment to Honolulu the steamer Alameda out
to-day but otherwise the market feature
less. The open market for Oranges reflected
the conditions that have prevailed for the past
week and the auction sale passed off quietly
and attracted but little attention on the street.
carload of fancy Red1ands and three OF
choice and standard Navels were sold fol-
lows: Fancy Redlsnds 81 3512 35; choice.
T5cd$1 25: standard. 60cGS1. Less than
carload was sold 10 outsiders the balance being
bought in by the managers Of the auction. Some
poor quality Tangerines in half Orange boxes
were sold at 30d50c The recent arrivals of
Mexican Lines firmly held at higher
prices. but all other Citrus fruits were un-
changed.
Extra fancy Apples were in comparatively
light supply and such offerings were firmly
held. The lower grades were plentiful and
weak.
APPLEs-$1 75d2 per box for extra fancy;
81 25HI 80 for ordinary fancy. S5c4S1 for
choice and 50d75c for common.
PEARS-Winter Nellis from cold storage IRE
packed. 50 5OG3 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 2542
per box for fancy. 75cd$1 20 for choice and SOC
G$1 for standards; Seedlings. 50cq$1; Tan
for fancy, 81 25a1 so for choice and T5cQ$1 for
standard: Grape Fruit. 81 25G2 %: Mexican
Lines $6G6 so: Bananas S1d2 per bunch for
Hawaiian and S2d2 so for Central American;
Pineapples, 81 5eG2 80 per dozen.
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Provisions.

Chicago was higher on the day. The letter
of Mitchell Mulcahy & Co. said: Large
receipts of Hogs selling by the packers and
the bearish feeling among the small traders
are Intellectual against the outside speeula-
tors who are as bulish ever and keep
buying just the same"
This market continues quiet and prices
show no further change.
CURED MEATS-Bacon lie per 10 for
heavy. II &c for light medium, 1S12c for light
lac for extra light and lee for sugar-cured; ;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 1315c; California
Hams 12bG13c: Mess Beef, $40 50Q11 per bbl
extra Mess. $11 50d12; Family. S12 50d13
prime Mess Pork. SIS; extra clear, $24G25
Mess. SIS; Dry Salted Pork. 1Oh611c: Pig
Pork. $27; Pigs Feet. $5: Smoked Beef lac
per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at TIC per ID for
compound and exc for pure: half-harrels. pure,
1oc 10-lb tins 1O15e; 5-lb tins, 10%e; BIB
tins l0Ac.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 9hc; three
half barrels &C. one tierce. SAC; two tierces.
S%c: FIVE tierces S%c per ID.
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Flour and MHLStnfS.

The tip is out that advance is impending
in Millstuffs owing to the current advance in
grain.
FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 603
4 SO. usual terms Bakers Extras 81 40634 so.
oregon and Washington. jobbing at SO S5Q4 25
per bb
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour SO 25 per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour So 20: Rye Meal. 50: Rice Flour.
81; Corn Meal, So 25; extra cream do 81: Oat
Groats, 81 so: Hominy $4l4 25: Buckwheat
Flour. 81 5Oq4 75; Cracked Wheat. Sc 10; Fa-
rina, 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour SO so: Rolled
Oats, bbls. 81 25aS co. in sacks. So 75GS 10;
Pearl Barley. $6; Split Peas. boxes. 81: Green
Peas SIS so per 100 lbs
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

European bowses weak 1cih money gradually hardening.
" WaA-Street Stocks loacer. Cotton higher
Sterling Exchange fructOnaLy frDer and Sier 70eaker
Local Stocks and Bonds still quiet and feattreess
>Wheat Gd7aHces sharply ander heavy trading
Barley Futures dci0c and higher.
OATS Corr and Rye strong sympathy 9Ufth other grains.
1iHanfs may ad1anoe aoIth the rae Cereals
Hay SOC higher. Bran and Middings unchanged
Coi0red Beans III moderate supply and firm.
Potatoes quiet b'tf firm and Onions rising
Southern Vegetables firm under hight supplies.
'Poaitry in light receipt and firm. Game quiet
l-ratt market inactiUe aid materially changed
Butter, Eggs and Cheese continue plentiful 7ceak
. Provisions duH here, but firm in the Vest
Hogs coming in rather more freely again
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THE RUSSIAN CASHBOX.
What the Imperial Bank of Russia
Holds IN Gold Coin.
The Wall-sueet Journal saws.


The war between Russia and Japan makes
an exam nation Of the position Of the I'm
Lierlal Bank of Russia Of especial interest. on
January p the Imperial Bank OF Russia had
Sl44 $4,000 of cash in hand. Of which S79.-
Ae5AuO consisted Cf gold SOS 525 600 Of notes
H-'.psp.' 700 or silver coin. and s. 545 600 Of
silver and copper coins OF low value Beyond
u-!s amount OF cash il held S293,215.OO0 OF
solo bars. etc. and ID possessed a balance OF
l.e5tl-strls means the balances Of the Bank
ot Berlin Paris. London and elsewhere. upon
which u could draw in gold il il desired to
Go 50. Including the gold in bars and coin.
tne total amount Of gold held by the bank.
exclusive az that standing TO its credit abroad
balances il amounts 10 S454. 7s5 OO0. On the
other hand the notes IN circulation amount
To SZ@t - COO The cash balance in the treas
of $50 la5 600 -Was held by the treasures as
cons ignations Should hostiities unfortu-
nately result. the Government balances in the
uauk would ooubress be drawn upon 70 pay
for supplies ~ food ana other produce
cured from abroad In the first place these
Supplies VIII probably be paid for out Of the
very large balance of nearly $4,000 600 stand
Ing 70 the credit Of the Imperial Bank in for
81 lgn money markets. And the actual gold re-
serves of the bank amounting TO a little
over $500 CO., 000 would only be drawn upon
Wleu these foreign balances were exhausted.
u considering the possibility Of gold exports
A.Ii L--ae-s il -ae. OF course. 10 DC Dorne N
mind that the Russian obligations for interest
abroad are very large and that Russia is
cpIlpeilel 10 snip great deal more produce
than it receives IN order 10 meet its foreign
obligations. Tn recent years the excess Of eX-
ports over imports has been kept down to a
relatively low figure by the ability Of Russia
o. borrow in the French market for the pur-
pose oi meeting q portion q its interest obliga-
rlons- Were Russia unable 10 borrow for a
CoSsid dcrahie period a large increase in its
exports for the purpose OF meeting its interest
Oh cations would be inevitable unless the
cssf balances abroad were greatly reduced
or gold was exported from Russia Much un-
certainty exists 10 how much Russia would
be able TO borrow abroad in the event Of hos
rflities and rhe indications point 10 the proba-
bafrv that the foreign balances OF the Rus
sian Government and of the Imperial Bank
may have TO be drawn upon and that possibly
rn-l NV hc nNuorted. -
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NEW YORK. Feb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
40 65S; exports 80. sSs barrels. Firm and
higher Winter straights 81 1895; Mime
sofa patents S5Q5 40; winter extras So 509
To- Minnesota bakers. S40D4 35 winter low
grades. So 1903 55.
WHEAT-Rsceipts, ---. Spot, strong: No.
red. 81 05 elevator. and 81 06Q1 10 f. o. b.
aioat; No. ] Northern Duluth, 81 09h f. o. b.
- afioat. OPTIONS We're active and higher and
closed 81 OPS: July, 0S4sc; September. OF 15c.
Wheat touched new record prices to-day.
May reaching 81 03k July 9S%c and Septem-
ber 81 NC these prices representing an advance
of 2Q3kc for the day and about 5G5he for
the week. The market closed within AG15c OF
the ton price of the session and the season.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady; mild steady
Futures closed steady. 5G10 points advanced
Sales, 1900 bags, including: March, 5.e5e;
May. 605d6 10c: July 6.3oq6.35c; Decemer,
eS0G6S5c
SUGAR-Raw. firm: refined, steady
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES The market
shows little Improvement, demand continuing
light and tone easy. Common. 405c; prime,
58G5Ac; choice. 51sd6c; fancy, 6HdTc
PRUNES-Are reported in slightly better de-
mand, 9th for domestic and export account.
Prices range from BIC to 614c, according to
grades.
APRICoTS-Remain firm with supplies
ira choice, 10AqlOAc; fancy, 12@15c
PEACHES-Also are in good demand and
firm. Choice 7AG7&e; extra choice Z 7Ad
INC; fancy, 9Q10c
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egon and 81 IS for Nevadan: Green onions.

egon and 81 70 for Nevadan Green Onions.
60665c per box.
stHHs vEGETABLEsGEee9 PAdns Peas 7%lOT W per ID;
Tomatoes from Los Angeles. $161 so
per box or crate; Summer Squash
from Los Angeles. $1d1 80 per box
Cabbage. 81 10 per ctl; Carrots SOC per sack:
Hothouse Cucumbers 5Oq75c per dozen for
small and $1G1 25 for large; Garlic, 5Q6c per
10; Egg Plant. - per ID: Dried Peppers.
56Sc per ID for Stockton and 10612he for
southern; Dried Okra. 10G12l5c per ID: Green
Peppers. - per lb; Mushrooms, 1OG15c per
ID; Marrowfat Squash, $20G25 per ton for round
lots; Hubbard, Sl5 per ton.
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Beans and Seeds.

Colored Beans are quoted firm. with Reds
and Red Kidneys scarce and higher. Large
Whites are also frmer than they have been
Limas continue steady
BEANS-Bayos 50 25d2 so: Pea. So; But
ters. So so; small White 81 S563 10: large
White 50 1902 65; Pink, 50 90G3 10; Red,
81 50d4 70; Lima, So 25G3 30; Red Kidneys.
81 5oq4 Is; Blackcye 50 1902 20 per ctl; Horse
Beans, $262 80
SEEDS Brown Mustard IS 75d4: Yellow
Mustard $3d3 %: Flax 81 S041 90: Canary.
6Q5hc for Eastern Alfalfa 14G14Zc; Rape,
1AG2c: Timothy. 6G6hc: Hemp. 3A03hc per
lb; Millet 3G31sc; Broom Corn Seed $20g21
DRIED PEAs-Rlackeye. 50 25a2 so per etl.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALI, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1904.

25OO. Slow. Good to prime steers, SO 25Q5 70;
poor to medium, SO 5OQ14 so; stockers and feed
ers, 50 50Q4 15; cows, 81 60Q4 heifers. $2G
10; Gamers, 81 60Q2 80; bulls. 81 25Q4 10;
calves, SO 50Q5 %.
HOGS-Receipts: To-day. rs, 600; tomorrow.
20 900. Strong. Mixed and butchers, $5q5 50;
good to choice heavy, So 3015 as; rough heavy,
S5Q5 25; light. 81 5oq5 10; bulk of sales, s5a
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Sheep and lambs
steady Good to choice wethers, $4Gg4 60: fair
to choice mixed So 50614 %; Western sheep,
81 20Q5 10 native lambs, $4Q6 10; Western
lambs, So 25Q6 10.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Feb. 19.-Clearings. s495. Os1;
balances, $54, ,25S.
TAcoMA, Feb. 1s.-clearings, $s45.s79; bal
ances. $40, 9sS
PORTLAND, Feb. 19-Clearings, s442, ,749
balances, $34, 1894
SPOKANE, Feb. 1a.-clearings, s377.s
balances, $50, 29S
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour, nominally strong; No. 8
No corn. 52lbc; No. yellow, 53c: No 2
oats 421hG43c No. 2 white, 46c; No 3 white
42bm45bc: No. 2 rye re: good feeding bar
ley, 410942c: fair to choice mailing 4S65Sc;
No. 1 haxseed. 81 II: No. Northwestern.
81 IS: prime timothy seed. SO %; mess porks
per bbi S15 3715G715 so; lard. per 100 lhs
81 6115@T 10; short ribs sides Qoose) 81 121SM
Z 37Is: short clear sides (boxed). 81 37hn
so; whisky basis of high wines, 81 2T
clover contract grade, 81 Is.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND Ore, Feb. 19.-wheat-walla
Walla. 7T@7sc; bluesten1. s2dS3c; valley. SIC.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Feb. 19-Wheat, L cent higher;
buestem, S2c; club, 7Sc.
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Bank ClearingS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the week
ended February IS, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease as compared with the cor
responding week last year.
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STOCK MARKET.
All Classes of Stocks Omet and
FeatnreIeSS.

On the Stock and Bond Exchange Spring
Gas ard Electric higher at S57 5Od5S. Busi-
ness continued dull. The oil stocks were stiH
quiet
The Homestake Mining Company Of South
Dakota has declared a regular monthly divi-
dend Of % cents per share, payable Febru-
ary 25
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Weather Report.

g20th Meridian-Pacidc Tine)
san FRANCISCO. Feb. 80 p. n.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those OF the same date
last season and rainfails in last twenty -four
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nc7U York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-Money on call
steady: closing bid L per cent; offered. II
Sq3la per cent: ninety days. 3lsd4 per cent
six months 4Q4l4 per cent.
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IViue Exports ia January.
The exports Of wine from san Francisco by
sea in January were as follows;
100 -
TtaTs

In January 1903 the exports were 34l50l
gallons and a1H cases. valued At Si2l.3l4. In
that month 2s5. 1913 gallons. valued al S9e,9le'
went 10 New York.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO Feb. 19-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm.
creameries 15625hc; dairies. 13b622c; eggs
firm at znark. cases included. 2sq30c; cheese,
steady 10d10Ac.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Dull p 7-16d per ounce
Money-2$t 73 per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 3h 43% per cent and 5-16m
3ss per cent for three months bills.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
III Are NervouS, With Shrinking
Vdlfes.

me european bourses. according to tele-
eIells 10 Mitchell. Alulcahy & Co Of this
- - eoAlliiue nervous and weak. the Russian
- japanese securities being especially de-
pressed British COnsols were of again slightly,
cay, and money was reported gradu-
Sl-s harcening Ia Europe A rlmor thar the
S1er was assassilated did not help quota
% e,1l2 any. In New York there was talk OF
tllo exports In the near future though moth
W,as higher
tSecoorcing to Bradstreet's. on December 20
49, the aggregate value OF 325 representa-
I've securities quoted on the London stock
--AcA5llee was &Z994. 36S 600 while on Janu-
1ly ~ 1905 the Identical shares brought
~..sou .VVO. OF decrease OF SIS. 69l. .OOO
The Bankers Magazine points out that dur
lEe January consols fel 20 the lowest point
s-nce 1856, and al gilt edged securities gave
Way IN sympathy Foreign government securi-
Nes were, of course. especially depressed in
connection with The political situation. the
neaNg iall IN japanese, Russian and Chfnese
securities being mainly responsible for the
1ileElled shrinkage ln this section Of the mar
Eet but all other foreign stocks were more or
less affected in sympathy
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Family Retail Market.

Butter and Esgs are. much cheaper this
week. and as stocks Of both are plentiful low
prices are expected to rule for some time.
Fish. Meats and Poultry in. good supply
and prices stand about the same as quoted
last week The season for wild Ducks and
Doves closed on the 18th and they are dropped
from the list. Seasonable, kinds OF Game are
selling at the same prices quoted last week
vegetables and several kinds are higher.
COAL. PER TON
Wellington .$-@1o 90 New
fssi1 Roaly1 .&s % 90 wsIiinEton TSlllRsf0H SiO 70
SshI Slchmond So 5O Nut ....$-g 90
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC
Butter. choice. So -50@55l Cheese Swiss. .25G35
Do good ..-. -4OQ45 Ranch Eggs. .2T ESQ
Do packed. Ib.-Q25 Common Eggs OPS
Cheese Cal. .4ei2 Q2C Honey. comb lb.-d2O
Cheese, Eastern .20G25 Do extracted. sq1O
MEATS PER POUND
Bacon .1Sq2Jl Pork Sausage. ..121kQ
Hams $1,000. ,16Q1S Smoked Beef -..-q2O
The San Francisco Butchers Protective
Association gives the following retail prices
for meats.
Roast Beef. .1Oa2Ol Hindqtr Lamb. .1sa2O
Tenderloin Steak 15d1s ForeQtr MuttOn--6121a
POrtrhse dolly Q2215 Leg Mutton. ....-G15
SirlOin Steak. .12A ais Mutton Chops. ...15G20
Round Steak. .10d12A Mutton Stew. o.. Sd1O
Beef Stew. .----.-@10I Roast Veal 1920
Corn Beef. SOLO Veal Outlets .1582O
Soup Bones. 10. Veal Stew. ....1215G15
Soup Meat ..... 5d10 Roast Pork. ..12 d1S
Lamb Chops. ...-q20i Pork Chops. .15G1S
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens each. .... .6OG9Of Pigeons pair. $50
Young ROosters. Squads per pair.-Q6O
each -15cqS1 Rabbits each .20G25
Old Roosters, ca -50d65 Hare. each. .----Q2O
Fryers, each -..-.-075 English Snipe dz 81 90
BrOiIers each. .5Od65 Jack Snipe dOz 50 so
Turkeys. per II. 20625 Gray Geese. each. .4OG50
Ducks. each. .T5cQ$1 White Geese. ea-15Q25
Geese. each. .-6S1 80 Brant each. .20G35.
GOslings .-...-- 50 90. HOnkers each. ..40G45
FRUITS AND NUTS
Alligtr Pears ca -2Od35l Dried Figs. Ib.. 6Q1O
Almonds 1920. Grape Fruit d. -75cGS1
Apples ...--.--. 5I Lines. dOz. .... .1Od15
Cranberries qt..-025 Lemons dOz. .15d3O
Pecans .........-d20I Oranges. -doz. .20d5O
Brazil Nuts. 200 Pears. per 10. .-612is
Bananas. doz. .25G40 Pineapples ca ..25d5O
Chestnuts ..... .15G2O Tangerines dOz. .15d2O
Cocoanuts each.-410i Walnuts. per n. 1920
VEGETABLES
Artichokes' dz6O6S1 25' Onions per h. .363i5
Beets dozen. 100 Okra dried ID .2O0-
Beans white H. 90 Potatoes. ID. ...11d2L
Colored per ID SO Parsnips per dz 1890
Dried Lima. ID. "A g Radlshes dz bch 1920
Cabbage each. JG10 Sage dz bnches 25d-
Celery. head. 90. 5d10 String Beans lb.-G25
Cress dz bunch 15d-I Summer Squash
Cucumbers each. 1Od2O. per Tb-......1 .1O6121I
Garlic .106121a Sprouts per b. 50
Green Peppers. II. 40G60l Spinach. per 10. So
Dried Peppers. -10d2Ol Sweet Potatoes,
Egg Plant lb...-d25l per ID ........-1f 2
Green Peas lb12hG15l Thyme dz bnchs25G30
Lettuce per dOz. 15630l Turnips per dOz -615
Leeks dz bunch 15d20I Tomatoes. h.. .121h015
Mushrooms. ID. .1502Ot
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Oh 200 share.

Total sales. 234, 300 shares.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. - Bond transactions,
United Railroads of San Francisco q. 900 at
I9K.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common. bid 35s, asked 4; preferred. bid
34lz asked 35k.
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livestock Market.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-CATTLE = Receipts.
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The Cotton Market.
Neec York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Feb. f9.-Cotton futures closed
barely steady at a net advance of 1925 points
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Totals, Canada. $40, ,095,035 -. 14s
mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The storm has moved rapidly eastward and
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. Feb. 49, p. m

FRIDAY. Feb. 19-2 D. m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid ASA.
As or coup. .1O7 As or CD new132t 1854
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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Totals U. s..s1. 734. 2o5. .74e
Outside n. Y. 751, ,074, 402
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Receipts of Produce.

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-19
SONG SEASON AT
MORTIFIED ENDS
Musical Festival Will Probably Be
Made Permanent Annual Event.

Special to The Globe.
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, May 1S.-The
first annual musical festival was con-
cluded this evening with a rendition of
Haydn'S oratorio, 1.-The Creation" by
the st. Olaf Choral union of $50 voices,
under the direction of Prof. F. Melins
Christensen and assisted by Miss Ma
bel Runge, soprano; d. Alvin Davies,
tenor, and Clarence A. Marshall, bass,
all of Minneapolis. The accompaniment
was played by Danz's orchestra of thir-
ty-five pieces, of Minneapolis. The ora
torio was the browning event of the
two days festival and the performance
was a very fine Interpretation OF
Haydn's masterpiece.
The second days programme began
at half past 10 with the recital by the
ST. Olaf faculty of music in the Ware
auditorium. The performers were
Misses Martha Larson and Thonny Fell
land on the piano and Miss Serine
Eisteinsen, the teacher of voice culture,
rendered some vocal numbers. Prof.
Christensen played several selections
on the violin, two of which, entitled
Romance" and "Kjolstavisa," were his
own compositions. The faculty recital
was we'll attended, but the presenta-
ton of THE Creation" drew a packed
house.
The musical festival was a success,
but was not as largely attended as was
anticipated, the number of visitors to
the city being estimated at between
1000 and /, 500, while close to 5000
were expected. 1t is predicted that the
college will make these festivals per-
manent event and have a celebration
of the kind every year.