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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

st Sfpbruo, iom Sen0ags fal0t
ober Iele af Stoten Seem Dorf, bort
ifplle0e nGiten ful0itGn0ig to nlinore
8per / 9fGrbeoen al lttico, geetu
8erlin % Connection. Oct bapoe req
net itGrft bele Oagen, % alle Gan6=
lgb bar lt9rft opipa1lme6e. See Mer-
fet5 1renbrrt0 gift &egnen oper til ct
@fp6ruo, og nogle faa Minl1tter
blep Gon0lpbelte ripcnoe Strenme,
Ser gif in0 giennem Bperne, req
9rGerne op n1eo &ooe, ifpllaoe @ule
bort fra Ml1rene og pa0lfe0e 8roer
og Geie bort. 0og menes fun ct
Miellnelfelip at pere gaaet tabt. @n
Me11igbeo, ser bar iamlet / &irfen
til slftengl1ostjenelte> maatte opbol-
oe Jig &irfe1 bele Nattel1, 81 6lo-
Sen lp9rre6e olle Dpre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Treostraftaten mellen1 Sopan ol
&uslano blep en6elig unoerifrepet al
Sc to 2anoeS Befulomegtige0e.
&omura og 8itte, Nortsmoutb, g.
s., 5irs0ag @fter1ni6oag 0enne l1ge
&l. 3.47. &lslonos &epreiel1tant,
@itte, ifrep lit 9fabn ferit.
Gm fnlo WaDrr. &proQ6et / 81.
louta, @a, far peotaget cit r1eget
ifarp &eiolutton / bpilfen 8penS
Mappr, San1es 8. @ooblparo pao
BET alporliglte oables for uutoer Ell
Ser 9pen ofbolot &onpention al
2eagl1e Of 9lmericon municipalities
at bape optraa6t | berulet 5illtan0,
bporbe6 fan bap0e beifGmmet Jig ielp
og faltet en- 5fpgge poa bele &on1l1.
men. Maporen erflerer, at ban fife
bab0e p9ret berulet peo 6enne 2eie
ligbe6, men fan in6rpnner, at ban
bapoe 6ruffet nogle @los 9l.
Mob Graft. Sen ii6ite &eeislatur
/ Seem Oorf Stat be0tog Ell 2op moo
@raft, loa1 traaote &raft lite @eps
tember. Gen gaar no paa, at i1tgen,
ser bar noget at iGlge, maa gipe
&erioner> ser gj9r Sn6fjgb for anore,
nogen iom bellt financiel ~Spmunt-
ring" til at gjere Jorretning boS
bam. 0ete giGl0er laa pel Sjeneite>
piger, Ser gipr &usboloningsinofjgb
for 6eres @erifaber, iom slgenter,
ser fjpber for Su1i11oe of Collars til
6e ltore Tabrifer eller @an0elsbuie.
8eoerne for SoertrGoelle al 6enne
2op er fra $40 til $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Gn frpgtelie Gtorm, Ser til 9i6er
a1,tog &arafter al en Orfan, raieoe
9pnoag og paafglgen6e Scat oper
Safe @uperior, og Ser er inolebet
Me66elelier ON flere @fibsforlis,
iom bar foraariagetSab al min6it 80
Menneifelip og 8er6ter til omfring
II Millton Collars. @n @rts6am=
per v@abone" blep looet / 2an6 poo
Sort eSslan6 og albeles fnuit, og set
antages at II @enneifer o1nfom pe6
bette @fibbru6. @n 8aab me6 Sfib.
bru6ne fom flar of 9a1nperen og
fGmpe6e bele Natten moo 8glgerne.
Sena6 Morgenitun6en fom 6e al
&ul6e og @e6 balb6g6e Menneifer
2ano, bbor nogle Mpbpggere to9 fig
af 6em. S Dulutb &abn ianf en-
Camper for S11ogaaen6e netop ion1
oen bab6e bierget Jig tn6 til @abne.
tn6lpbet, i6et en- megttg 86lge loa
Foen in6 moo &abnefaien. Sfonner.
| ten rHretoria" af 8ap Gitp, set itgr'
ite Gerifban6s.S s.Seilffib / @er6e11 oq
5fonnerten vOlibe sSeanette" er lige.
le6es il1nfne, iatnt Dan1pifibet v2os.
co" af Glepelan6 meo en- 8eietninq
oft 10 Mano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

Mor9e % Spert9e. Gen &onfe=
renee, iom begDn6te liolte llge / &arl-
lta0 mellem aorife og lpenife &ontis=
lerer, fortiettes bper Sag % giper
slnleoning til mongebaonoe &pgter
om oe 5or0ringer, iom Speniferne
opltiller for at gaa ino poa ltnio-
mems Splpsning. 90 Mpoerne i1nio-
lertio fulolte1t0ig be1nnelige> og
&omislarerne er enige om life at
rpbe Ell 99o6el al bpoo 15orban6lin-
gerne gaar no poa, er ser intet Men~
nelfe, ser be0 bpao ser tales ON. Set
pentes, at Jorba110lingerne pil tr9ffe
/ 2angorag, ga Ser er forifielltge
Sunfter, Ser er Danifelige at bltpe
e,1ige om. Set ipenife lorlongen6e
om at Observation-Disclosures ifal oe<
moleres pe11te5 at bile gipe slnle6=
MIN til longe Jorbo1olin9er og bill
n1nltg b(ibe or0net laale6es, at 5fD.=
let fiernes, men at ielpe Geitninger.
ne faar 2op at itaa. 6orbanoli1gerne
ON bette Hunft n1enes at bore u6iat
til ienere, bporin1ob Spergsmoalct
ON gieniioig &et til 11il16ifrenfet Sc.
nDttelle of Marpif=Ofoten 8anen ct
taget op. Oct 1nenes life at blibe ban=
ifeltgt at or6ne. st Telegram al 2gr-
Dag paaltaar, at be norife @omisi i9.
rer life mere er iaa opttniitiffe meb
&enipn til l1ogangen at Torbano=
lingerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
Ferntende Aargang.
med Post % C<I<9raf.
Sn9em 8ernabottc=&rims til 9for.
(Hiltvesne fra.)

Sngcn 8ernabottc=@rins til 9for=
&C. Sra 5tocfbolm telegraferes /
Ma1oags, at set beror paa en Jejlta-
gelle, at Song Sscor ifltloe baoe
foranoret fit @ening angaaenoe 8e<
iGttelien al 6en norife &ro11e. Oct
paaitaaes, at fan I'LL lom oltib er
i1noo Sanfen on at Ell Arins al
bans 9puolti iful6e n1o0tage oen
norlfe &rone, og at fan fgler fig bpbt
fr9nfet oDer> at Ser f11n6e opitaa
&pgter om at fan bopoc iorouoret
fin Mening poo oette &unft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

S ben rmsiiifc Sp 2ibam poa Elter>
ip<&Diten foregif 9fatten nellc1n 2pr-
Dag og Sen0ag nogle Spt9jer, ser
foite6e 10 Mennelfer 2ibet, og so
iaareoes. Set por iocialiltilfe 9lgi-
tatorer, iom operfalot 92eierpeioloa-
ter, ser lfuloe forlo6e 8pe11 for at
lutte Jig til slrlneen Sibirie11. 9e
fom om %atten fra EN- 6eit iom 8p-
en- baD0e gipet til9Gre for 6e111, og 6a
6e lommen me6 oeres 6omiljer gif
biem, blep oe al Socialiiterne oper=
falone me6 Stenfalt. Gol6oterne BE-
lpore6e Sperfaloet meb Sfro, bpor-
efter &aballeriet bnggebe ino pea
Solfelnasien paa @a0erne. Snerfol-
Bet fom ol6eleS 11bentet for 9}eierpi=
iterne.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
per ID.
Provisions.

Hams are reported very firm with stocks
light Supplies of Bacon and Lard are ample.
THE market continues dull and quotations are
generally unchanged.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1ohc per 10 for
heavy 101hc for light medium. 1215c for light
1870 for extra light and 15c for sugar
cured; dry Salt Hides. 91hG10c: Bellies 1Oh0
1115c; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 12%913c:
California Hams 111s612c; Mess Beef S1O6
10 30 per bbl: extra Mess. $40 5nf11: Family.
sI2@12 30; prime Mess Pork, s14 5o extra
clear, s22 Mess. SIG 80; Pig Pork; s25; Pigs
LARD-Tierces quoted at SIC per lb for
california compound. 7c for Eastern compound
and 9bc for pure: half barrels. pure 9%e;
1O-ib tins, 1oAc: 5-lb tins. 1o%c: s-lb tins,
101hc.
half barrels 7%c; one tierce, TIC: two tierces
rae: FIVE tieTces. &c per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
DRIED Fruits in New York.

Late mail advioes from Rev York eayi
There is & very fair demand for small lots
~ reaches and aprioots on the spot, but dull
ness IN the interior markets has led 10 ofer-
ings OF surplus holdings from number OK
goffts. south and west, and while these 1ots
are not individually large, the fact that they
sre seeking an outlet here causes an easier
fselinR No further sales OF crop april
cots for July or August shipment have been
made % far as can Be learned The recent
cleaning up OF 1atn-oarnaged and other stock
which have been pressing on the market has
resulted in q slight Improvement IN the tone
q sDot primes The stock OF al descrip-
tons remaining here fs said 70 be small, in
ifIIsstrssion OF which Il may be said that one
of the largest commission handlers OF prunea
"a this market has less than four cars IN
etocjv In baRH alone amounted TO fully twenty
cars Very little interest IN rz1sins IL being
~ no anxiety 70 dispose OF the small remain
fnr spot stock of strictly fancy Coast seeded
Calrraut. Ia Greece have further declined
czbIes received on Saturday quoting prompt
shtrneut st eg 6d
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
POTATOES. Onions and Vegetables.

The Potato market closed the week firm
and In excellent condition for the selling in
terests. Receipts have been light for several
days and table kinds are being rapidly cleaned
out OF first hands. Strictly fancy Burbanks
form but small percentage of the stock now
arriving and such offerings readily command
full prices and pass out of receivers hands
as fast as they come in. Seed descriptions are
very dull. Receipts Of new Potatoes are stead
lily increasing and being mostly OF poor quail
Onions continue to advance under scant sup
plies and good demand for local ana snip
ping accounts. There was no Oregon stock
Offering from first hands yesterday, Dut car
load reported close at hand.
Trade in miscellaneous vegetables was active
and firm prices ruled for most descriptions.
The Gamers were purchasing freely OF Aspara :
gus and secured the bulk Of the receipts OF the
lower grades. paying sc and 41ac per pound
for No. l and No. 2 stock respectively.
81 per ctl: Watsonviile Burbanks. II 20 per
ctf: Oregon Burbanks. $191 40 per cti' Coos
Bay Burbanks 81 40@1 80 per ctl; Pesa-
luna Burbanks. 90cG$1 10 per ctl: Early Rose
nominal Rurals for seed S5cq1 10 per Gil:
small seed Burbanks 90c@$1 10 per ctl; Sweet
Potatoes. S0q90c per ctl; new Potatoes, 2g21so
per lb-
ONIONS = Oregon. nominal; Australian.
81 25G4 so per ctl.
VEGETA TABBLT:s-Asparagus. B 41a9655o per 10:
Rhubarb. eocGs1 per box; Green Peas 4gSc
per lb: String and Wax Beans. 1o@12hc
for for domestic lA'a and s. rs pei per '' box for
H6thouse Cucumbers. 75casi % per dozen;
Cabbage. 100000 per ctl: Carrots, SOC per sack;
Garlic. 9Q1oc per lb; Egg Plant, 15c per
10; Dried Peppers. lo@12Ac for sun-dried and
100000 per lb; Marrowfat and Hubbard
Squash. $40 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

The feature of the fruit market was the
heavy increase in the receipts of Strawberries.
Thirty-eight chests of Longworths were re-
ceived from San Mateo County. equal guam
tity of the large varieties from the Watson
vile region and fourteen crates arrived from
Los Angeles. A good portion of the offerings
were green and otherwise poor and prices had
wide range in consequence. Some choice
highly colored stock commanded substantial
premium but the general run of supplies sold
within the quoted range. The Los Angeles
berries sold at $2Q2 90 per crate The Orange
market was closely cleaned up and firm on
good stock particularly small sizes, which were
still favored by buyers. The managers of the
auction company announced that six seven
cars would be available for Mondays sale
Trade in other fruits was OF fair volume and
all descriptions stood previously quoted.
STRAWBERRIES-Per chest Longworths
$10G20; large varieties. $4d10.
APPLES-S112 25 per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels 81 5Od2
per box for fancy, s191 80 for choice
and S5cGfS1 40 for standard: Tangerines 81 500
/ IS; Lemons. s2G2 80 for fancy: 81 5oq1 10
for choice and 75eqs1 20 for standards. Grape
Fruit. 81 50@2 80: Mexican Lines. SAGA so per
case; Bananas. S. 1872 so per bunch fol. Gen.
trail American and S191 75 for Hawaiian:
Pineapples S3@5 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Receipts OF Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Comstocks Still Rising Under Ophir
leadership


The boom in the Comstock mining shares
continued yesterday and Ophir advanced 81 so
to $12 80 under active trading. with the other
stocks following the leader up The ophir
quotation is said to be the highest for any
Comstock shares for fifteen years Those who
control the stock are credited with the be-
lief that they have got mine. hence the
frmness. AT any rate the stock Is rapidly
rising and carrying the rest Of the list along
with it.
OF note, but received fair amount OF at
teption. The oil stocks continued dull
Business the Stock and Bond Exchange
of a Saturday character and fluctuations
of note were confined to advance in Spring
Valley Water to sSe so and in Gas and Electric
attention and were easv.
Sales on the California Exchange last, week
were 2o.2sO shares valued at S20.540, the lead
ing sales being as follows: Associated bonds.
90. coo: Associated shares. 1850; Occidental.
1900: Superior. 1900: Home, 900.
The CalIfornia-street Cable Railroad Com
pany will pay a regular monthly dividend OF
90 cents per share April IL
The Mount DiabIo MiIl and Mining Company
of Candearia. New. has levied an assessment
of 10 cents per share, delinquent May IL.
The American Smelling and Refining Com
the frst day of the quarter beginning April,
July and October for the preferred stock and
the 18th of each Of those months as the dates
The Greene Consolidated Copper Company
has declared regular bi-monthly dividend Of
40 cents per share, payable April 70.
At the regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Nevada County Narrow Gaugs
Railroad Company the retiring board Of direc-
tors was reelected The gross earnings for
the past year were s12s. 6s. decrease OF
S951 80 from those Of the previous year. The
operatfng expenses 500, 1871 90, In
crease OF s11 294 40. OF the total earnings,
s72 0eo SO came from freight and $42 754 81
from passengers Two dividends OF 5 per
cent each were paid during the year and the
bonded debt was decreased $4,000 Owing TO
large necessary expenses and the payment OF
dividends the reserve was drawn upon for
nearly $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hons.

All descriptions remain as before. The new
clip of Wool continues to move on rapidly
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about h@1c under quotations. Heavy salted
steers lie: medium, 101kc; light 915c:
Cow Hides, 1oc for heavy and 91dc for light:
stays. 71ss; Sailed sd,. Kip. 1ok@alIe; saited
rs,,s.. fsc: dry Kip. 15c, dry Cali
2oc shsepskin9sss 9ss,zsd shearlinss 2s@.oc each
e. shoio 10. Long Wool. 81 2b@2: Horse Hides
salt, So for large. and S2 20 for me-
dunn 81 25 for small and Soc for Colts:
IIarse Hides dry 81 20 for large and 81 25so
n. for medium: 81 for small. Soc for Colts
Buck skins-Dry Mexican, 30c; dry saIted
Srsvican CSC; dry Central American 30c.
Soat Skins-Prlme Angoras. 75c: extra large
do sl 25; large soc; medium medium. Soc; small ssc
TALLoW,ENo, ! renderea ag41sc per- ID:
WOOL Spring ciiP-san Joaquin and South
ern. seven months, ina1sc; o. do. years staple
i9%2ie: do. defective. 1salsc: Nevada 10000
~ IN according to quality
pei eHToPsNiso4 IL; crop. s402ec per Ib; 1905 .rop
1-m1Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April s.-1he wheat market was
weak from the start Notwithstanding a
sharp advance at Liverpool as a result of de-
creased shipments from Australia the open
ing quotation for to-day here A9kc
down at 81 1914 TO 81 1914. July varied from
a shade advance to k0Ac decline, at s7atc tc
SSc. May under moderate selling pres
sure from several prominent bull traders, and
with very little demand the price quickly re-
ceded to 81 15h July eascd off in sympathy
to S7&c after touching SSMc. Trading was
quiet and the volume of business was very
small. The dullness was due largely to un-
certainty regarding the Government report
which will show the condition of falI-sown
wheat and is generally expected to be exceed
the greater part of the day. The Kansas State
report showing the condition of winter wheat
to be 81 per cent against So per cent a
year ago was a bearish factor in the late
trading. A more decidedly weakening irifiu-
ence was report from Minneapolis that the
-four mills there would close down owing
to poor demand for -four. Renewed profit TAX.
ing followed and May became quite weak The
Market closed almost at the lowest point with
s71kQS7Ac.
The inactivity and weakness of the wheat
market reflected In the corn pit. July
opened unchanged at 475sc and closed at 47X
@47ssc-
Business in the oats pit was dull consid-
erfng the weakness of other grains the mar
ket had a firm undertone. July closed. at 2D5kc
slightly in favor of lower prices. At the close
July pork was on TIC at S13 ON. Lard and
ribs were each down sc at 81 1907 421h and
81 35 respectively.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low CIoee
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, April S.-CATTLE-Receipts
500; steady; good to prime steers. $8@e IS;
poor to medium, "a 65G5 65; stockers and feed
ers, So 1906 COWS, $500; heifers, So 1905 so;
Gamers, 81 5o@2 so; bulls $2 6o64 75; calves.
81 1905 80.
s5 4OQ5 So; good to choice heavy. $5 5o@5 go;
rough heavy, SIS 1905 so: light, IS 3005 80;
bulk of sales, ,$5 45Q5 60.
SHEEP-Receipts, 2oOo sheep. STEADY
9 10; fair to choice mixed 81 5000 e5; West
ern sheen, S4 1895 49, native lambs. 81 75q
8 10; Western lambs, $5Q7 75.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nebr., April s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 900: steady. Native steers, "a 25Q6 80;
cows and heifers, So 5000 10; Western steers.
s3dr5 25; Gamers, s2@3 25; stockers and feed
ers, $500 25 calves. $a96; bulls and stays.
y HoGs-Reoeipts. foeis 5oo:-- steady. Heavy.
s5 27l5G5 s21S; mixed. s5 25@5 271s; light.
S. 20@5 80; pigs, 81 1906 1o; bulk of sales,
80 sHEEPEReceipts. fJfH 5000; steady: Western
vearlines. s676 S0 wethers. SIS 1905 s5, ewes,
5000 80; lambs So 1907 o.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, April S.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 400; steady. Native steers, "a ooao 90
native cows and heifers. So 5000 40; stockers
and feeders So 25G5 %: bulls. 81 6bg4 90;
calves, s3Q6 25: Western fed st steers, I "a ooa
HoGsNReceipts 5000; market weak to DC
lower Bulk of sales, $5 2o05 35: heavy,
s5 s5a5 421k; packers. So 2oq5 40; pigs and
lights. 81 25@5 80. ,o,,,,,,1,y
.sadE saEEpMneesip Mnttons s5@5 90: lambs. se 5o6
ao. range wethers, S5 50G8 10; fed ewes,
s56D5 65,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Dried Fruits. Nuts, Raisins, Honey.

Holders of Nevada Honey, disgusted at the
long continued sstagnation of the market. have
again cut quotations to the goods and
will sell at DC. Otherwise there is nothing new
to report.
FRUITs-Apricots. sA@f1c for Royals; Nee
tarines, 7IsGSIac for White. and 71ze for Red
Peaches. s1da91ac per ID; Pears 7912c; Plums
pitted, 4a5c for black, 5ia@7c for red and Az
acc for yellow: Figs. 2-crown bricks 45c; 3
white, 2%a3c; black. 2lad511c Evaporated
Apples 6m1c per h.
PRUNES-1MG G2hc per ID for the four
sizes and 2hd2&c basis for the large sizes
RAISINS-1e04 crop [. b. Fresno-Impe-
ria; clusters So 2562 so; Dehesa. 81 s561 40:
London Layers s5eRsl: Loose Muscatels. 4
SIC: Seeded 5a6hc: Thompson's seedless
4EG4lac: Seedless sultanas. 3@5c per lb. -
NUTS-walnuts. No. l. softsheIi. 126i3c
No 2, 1o@11c; No. / hardshell. 12c: No 2
1oc: Almonds 16d17o for Nonpariels. 146141ae
for L. 13i5914Ac. for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts, ~6GD7c for
Eastern: Pecans 11G13c: Cocoanuts. 81 50655;
Chestnuts 769c per lb for italian.
HONEY--Comb 9d111ac for white and SiS
M10c for amber: water white extracted 5h6
eiac; light amber extracted 5Q51sc; dark, So
4kc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Cotton, Conee and Copper.

The Eastern wires OF E. Z. Hutton q Co
yesterday sid:
COTToN-''BE-ket was quiet but steady.
and devoid Of feature. The outlook for the
near FUTURES from point Of view ts more
n favor OF continued steadinees on account
OF the small stook1 and the very strong oon-
oftion cf yzrns and cotton nerkets- There
Il little prospect howevsr, Of anything but
q continued narTUW market for small turns
until we advance further into the new crop
season 6nd the acreage question becomes more
clearly cefnad
COFFEE-Ths rnenirulasion this week has
an been against the holders. but the outlook
IS frightening, and we think II wiz not be
long before shall see q turn for the better.
Thse we think viii come after the liquidation
IN the May option has been completed. The
strength which the market showed to-day was
due to q further sharp advances IN Brazilian
e2chsngs and also the cables from Santos re-
porting that tha crop has been damaged fully
20 Per cant bY heavy rain1
COPPER-Bostou. April S--Coppcr activity
was confined 20 United States Mining, Greene
and Amalesmated Copper. These stocks are
being bulied by New York interests and look
good.
Michigan coppers are stin weak and ouH on
strike news. but VIII 80 higher next week
Osceols was in rood demand.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

NEW YORK, April s.-FLoUR-Receipt
10000 barrels; exports, 510o. Dull and un-
straights, S5Q5 is; Minnesota patents, SIS COG
& 10; winter extras, SO 30Q3 45 Minnesota
bakers, SAGA 40; winter low grades, So 40Q
4 05.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1900 bushels; exports.
$4,000 bushels; spot. easy; No. red, 81 Osas
o +. o. b. afieaf. No. Duluth. 81 ia7s +. " o. b.,
afioat; No / hard Manitoba, 81 Ok f. o. b..
at1oat Options opened steady on higher Liver
under fine weather news, expectations of a
beartsh crop report and liquidation. The
close 1-sc to- sc net lower. May closed
at 81 o9es, July closed at 92%c; September
closed at S7hc.
HIDES-steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds,
2oc; California. 2l to 20 pounds, 191sc; Texas
dry "a to 30 pounds, 15c.
, wooL-Firm; domestic fleece. 3l@34c
PETROLEUM Refined New York.
81 15; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81 10; do in
CoF'FEE-rhe market for coffee futures
points. points sales reported 1i,S5o bags. ineiaailig
April, e.55c; May, 66oc: July. 6-759R suc:
ber. T-1sc; December, 7.2eq7. .35c; March, 1900
7.40c--- -- ~.. -. ~
Spot, Rio, firm; No. invoice, nc mild
steady; Cordova, 10d13c
SUGAR-Raw steady. Fair refining, 4 5-16c;
centrifugal % test. 15-16c; molasses sugar,
Lice. Refined quiet; No. s. 5.55c; No. 4,
No. IL. 5.2oc; No. IL. 5l5c: No. 10. 5o5c: No.
IA. &c Confectioners a. &c; mold A. 6 Doe:
cut lOdIs o-SfCr cruSneu, oSocs powdered, oZ0C,
granulated 6.15c; cubes, 6-40c.
BUTTER-Strong; street prices extra cream
cry, 2ShQ29c; state dairy common to extra,
2o1275zc; renovated common to extra. 169
23c
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged
EGGs-Firm; Western storage packed firsts,
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Are held at re-
cent prices. but demand is light and the tone
easy Common are quoted at 495c; prime at
5.35q5- -40c; choice at 6d615c; fancy at &c.
PRUNES-Continue quiet locally; quotations
ranging from 215d5%c.
APRICOTS-Seem somewhat unsettled.
Buyers showing little interest in early Of
ferings, the disposition being hold off for
lower prices. Choice quoted at 101101ac;
extra choice at 111ac and fancy at l2615c.
PEACHES-Are quiet with choice quoted at
loaloAe; extra choice at 1oA@l2ac. and
RAISINS-Are without animation with
prices less nominal in the absence
of business Loose Muscatels are quoted at
4H@6Mc; London layers at 81 05G1 %; seeded
raisins at 51.G6Hc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wat-Street Stocks close the zUeek generally lo1cer
Local Mining Stocks continue excited and adUGncing.
San Francisco BGsk ClerIngs gam 52o2ooo for the apeek
Si0v 3sc higher. Exchange rates andistwbed.
Gram and Feed markets as previously quoted
Butter and Eggs in good supply and quiet Cheese easy
Neaada Honey still a drug on the market.
Ha1s in lighter supply and firm Bacon and Lard quiet.
Wool continues in active demand and stiff
Decline in Hogs expected this ueek.
Coffee market dctive and firm.
Poultry and Come markets IN good condition for sellers.
Potatoes Onions and Vegetdb les firm and selling qUeH
Strawberries coming IN more freely Oranges soeH cleaned np
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Hay and Feedstuffs.

Hay dealers continue to report a dun and
weak market at previous prices Feedstuffs'
with the exception of Corn products. continue
firm.
BRAN-$ -$21922 SO per ton.
MIDDLING+$25628 30 per ton
SHORTS -$23G24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley $25 5o02e 80
per ton: Oi1cake Meal at the mill. $50 800
s22@22 so: jobbing, s23; Cocoanut Meal at
mill $2sd25 so; jobbing, $24 Corn Meal.
Feed, $23@2i: Horse Beans. $S06b4O per ton
Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl; Calfalfa Meal.
car load lots. SCI: jobbing. $50 90 per ton.
HAY-wheat $10Q13: Wheat and Qat.
ssa12: Oat. ssG11; Barley and Oat. sra
1O: volunteer wild Oat $500; stable SSd1o:
stock $5 50G7 so: Clover. $7@1o Alfalfa, $40
sTRAW-3oab0c per bale.