Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
NEW YORK MARKETS
For Merchandise and General Family
Supplies.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Total imports Of
merchandise and dry goods at the port, of
New York for the week ending today were
49, 1862.
Total exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending today were
| $3s, s91 silver and s44o947 gold.
Total exports Of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending today were
$432, eos silver and 1884 600 gold.
In the dry goods market the week ends
with considerable interest on the part of
buyers in those lines which are. difficult to
secure for prompt delivery. The attitude
of sellers is very firm and, while no one
predicts any material advance, the sold-up
condition of many lines would seem to pre-
clude any weakening.
The Metal Business.
There was little feature in the metal
markets and general conditions were I'M
changed. Tin is quoted at 30. 1213a30.3 71a;
lake copper is held around 15.OOa15.25; cleo
trolite, 15OOa1525, and casting at 14-75a
1900. Lead is quoted at 45Oa4,G 60 for spot.
and spelter at 800 Iron remains quiet at
recent prices
Coffee Futures.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at an advance Of ten points on May
and five points higher on other options, In
response to steady European cables. small
Brazilian receipts and large warehouse de-
lveries Demand was moderate in spite Of
a rather more bullish sentiment around the
ring, and toward the close the market lost
part of the advance under local realizing
and few selling orders through European
houses.
The close was steady at an advance OF
five points on May and unchanged on other
months. Sales were reported of AZ, 100 bags,
including May at 6.60a665; July at 6soa
6S5; September at 695a7 .05: December at
7.25a7. 80, and March at 7.45.
Fruit Prices.
The market for evaporated apples con-
tfnues quiet and unchan ged Common to
nearby prime are quoted at 4a5Ac. prime
at 5.3Oa5 49, choice at 6a61zc, and fancy at
&c. Prunes are attracting less interest, ep-
parently, owing TO reports that smal crop
accounts have been exaggerated. Frees,
however, are little steader on spot, with
quotations ranging from "a to 51sc. April
cots are unchanged; cholce are quoted az
10a1O1ac; extra choice at l1c' and fancy al
12a15c. Peaches are quiet around recent
figures; choice quoted at 10a10Ac.; ex-
ira choice at lo1salo%c., ana fancy at liza
12lac. Raislns show no fresh feature Loose
muscatel are quoted at 414a6Ac:; seeded
la osn1 90 a. o~a07''' anu i-o'''0''
p.4.+oo. o,a o+ha- s,nn,;as
m.
ro'a'oes hiesuiai 'oi ,ua' ne"' 800
o'-'' s'a'e anu "esteiii' ''aA'0'
SWEETS ~'o'..oo
80 1n.,, .i1H1 'A'71'
Cabhages steady: Charleston. per barrel
crate, I 25at75
Era;ebts N TJyarnoo, ou,et Cation nv
steam 1Oa1lc.: grain. by steam. 1Ad.
Cotton seed oil was quiet and barely
STEADY. nrime crude f q h. mills 2OIhc.:
prime summer yellow, 261ba26sAc; off sum
nrime winter Yellow 5oiha3Oc
Inc cattle hecelpts.
Reeves-Receipts & cows: no trading to-
a. 1,oo,,, ,,,o,,, Dra.soa haae s,o,,, q.
Go .os -, aLo,oe o.t,.o s,aos
e12alo Tor ordinary 10 cholce natlVe sloes.
Exports, 1,460 beeves, $40 sheep and 6,10O
quarters of beef.
Co1,,as paoa;n+s no,e. ,otb,r1 do,r.
TeaIinG vol civ drsssad vaals s,ou ct
80 ivy '0A''' CIV" -
chaon ona 1anhs-paoa,n+s Ak shaan
extrema1v dull and a traction lower. lambs
sIa,, h,,t Ell, staadv fTinned Ohio wetbars
so,G A. * S5 ner 10, no1Inds. unshorn lambs
az 80 81! ci,nned DO at q an pressed
Io,+ton sIo1z AZ 5ao1S. dressed lambs at liza
10
uo,s paoein+s o no Feeling unchanoed
New York Produce.
NEW YORK Anr,l o-FIour-Receipts
@ es. .orts ro1o We. ,,,s.+,1.a ga
weak, being lower to sell. Minnesota pat
ent, 5.25a5.50; do. bakers, 34oa3.s5;. winter
patents. eOa5 Is; do. straights, 450a4 IS;
- It,. % TX ao ,on, ,a.. osa
uo 81 S, '.''a','o ~. AZ" 20 80 ar
800; Rye iiour qnie.; Ia on 10 gopo, 90.
cholce 70 1ancy' =. aoa 90, Buck"hea' n n
nominal. Corn meal % oareiy STEADY. F ant
whlte ana yeho"' ~, coarse, new LISA
Llo; KIN orieo, :; Ioa-"oo; rye nominal.
barley SLOW 1eeolhR' 4oA, c: NE"
\ orK matlng, 4oaoZ, C; !. I. hunafo;
h na, 100, spy "eah, no z
req, eoN, nominal eieValor' NO, req od7s'
l. O. o. anoat; NO. hor.nerh Dululh' eS1s'
!! o. D. anoat' NO. naro MANITOBA So1s,
l. o.. o. anoat. weak uiloe.loIie eAlsteu
IN wheat al the forenoon, causing drop Oh
over cent IN the new crops. IL was que
to lower cables. favoranle weather ana
prospects Tor heavier WORDS shipments.
Last prices were i-ai1ac: lower May
9Oa90a, closed 90; July. s7ass bio. closed 81;
September sSae4. closed sS. Corn-Re-
ceipts' 6i'2i9; exports, ilo,!o SPOT easy
NO. =, OF, nominal elevator and o!ss I, o.
b. afoati NO yeilOW, oL1s' NO Wnlte,