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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-Foreign futures were hrmer. The
lows. in quarters: Russian. ssi. 600; Danu-
bian q COO; Argentine. 100000 Indian, $500
Chicago advanced 1870.
This market strong and active on the
morning session. There was rather more de-
posed to meet buyers. Sales were made at top
quotations The futures were strong ana
line I,. Of May = shorts r 2 Mulcahy 20 Of 3 F
be fireworks in May before the month is out
The stock in regular warehouses and on
April l. and the receipts in April were 64as
CASH WHEAT.
WHIT. Ssf0ras Hnsraan Ga1 & s 81 e csls5aa
ssssh.sas g :, ssss 81 i scss FL, siS per asl' lower
FUTURES
Session to II 80 q. m.
Open. High. Low. Close
Dscember :. 81 20 81 soH 81 % 81 so
2p. no Session
May-$1 48 bid, 81 A asked.
December-$1 29K.
and on wharf May was 1850 tons, against
1914 tons April 1, and the receipts In April
were 7113 tons.
day yne WITH aas psid for N bet
spot and to arrive Futpres were irregular
in the forenoon. with MAG lower and Decenn-
Der higher. Chevalier>continues freely offered
oAsH BARLEY
Feed. 81 -2091 22H: Brewing and Shipping.
81 25@1 2zH: Chevalier, 81 2o91 2711 per ctl.
FUTURES
Session o to IL 80 a. m
Open. High. Low. Close
ns.z,s. Nat 1oss BID; 8 12% s.ksd. o7u .7,.
December =. sTA STA 81 SIN
OATS-The stock in regular warehouses and
tons April 1. and the receipts in April were
292 tons. The market continues quiet and un-
changed
White. 81 45a1 so: Surprise 81 55ai 60:
Red. 81 5061 60 for No. 1 and 81 4091 is Tor
No. q Black, 81 32h91 45; Eastern White,
81 421aG As per ctI
CORN-The stock in regular warehouses and
on wharf May ! was 543 tons, against 10
tons April 1, and the receipts in April were
2729 tons.
Prices are lower as will be SEEN the mar
ket being weak in sympathy with the Chicago
decline. Sales of Western Yellow at 81 80
western sacked. ST 80 for Yellow. 81 30 for
white and 81 25 for Mixed; California large
Yellow. 81 30G1 32H small round do, 81 55aD
l 65 asked; White nominal; Egyptian, 81 80
for White and 81 2591 80 for Brown.
RYE-$1 5591 65 per ctl. according 20
quality.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. May 1.-Hcellent demand for
cash grain at outside markets impaired
strength to wheat to-day. At the close May
was up 2ssc; July up 1Ao. July corn shows a
gain OF tc Oats are up kc Provisions are
Sentiment IN the wheat pit was bullish from
the start At the opening July was unchanged
to 1sQAc higher at SIC to 82hQS2kc May
Unchanged to &c lower at SIC to size
Comparative firmness at Liverpool. notwfth-
reason for the improved tone Another factor
was decrease OF 1,464, 600 bushels in the
amount Of breadstuffs on passage. Shorts
were moderate bidders for both May and July,
but offerings were very light. Later as a re-
suit OF predictions of warmer weather the,
July option eased of temporarily. the price DE-
ciining 10 s1AQS2c There was quick re-
covery, however, from the slight setback the
strength OF May being the railyins force
quieting rumors regarding the stock market
having tendency to check speculation in the
in the visible supply of wheat had q strsngth-
ening effect But the factor most largely re-
sponsibe for the late strength was the sharp
from Minneapolis and Kansas City reported
active demand at higher prices for wheat for
milling purposes. II sympathy with strength
vAnced TO 90c, while July sold UP to s3Hc
The market closed strong with prices almost
at the highest point Of the day. final quota
s9Hc. Total deliveries to-day on May con-
tracts were estimated at about 800 600 BUSH
els.
Sentiment IN the corn pit was decidedly
bullish. July opened 1sc lower to hc higher
at 45ssQ45Ac, sold up to 461ac and closed
1880.
The oat market was weak at the outset
but soon became firm. July opened unchanged
to Nc lower at 2sssc to 2s1sc, sold on to
2S% G2SJsc and closed at 2S%c
Profit taking in pork weakened the entire
provisions market notwithstanding higher
prices for live hogs. AT the close July pork
was off nc at s12 OF u, lard was down PIC
and ribs were 717G10c lower at 81 As.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles. Open. High Low. Close
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New york cotton Marte,

NEW YORK, May 1.-COTToN-Future
opened strong. May. 7.5sc. July. 7.6sc: Au-
gust. 7.57e; September. 7.65c; October. 7.7oc.
7.S6c -
Futures closed steady: May. 77sc: June.
I-45c: July. Z. .63c: August, 7.b7c; Septernber
7.63e: October 7-7oc: Noveuaber. FAC. De-
eember. 1900; January, 7-s4c.
Spot closed quiet. s points higher. Middline
uplands. 7.e0c; middling gulf, S.15c; sales.
10000 bales.
The market was heloed by spots ana fu-
lures at Liverpool being advanced to Ia
points. or about four more than had been ex
pected. and also by continuance of unsettled
weather In the cotton belt with some bea vv
rain in Southern Texas, Louisiana and Missis
sippi The market was aggressively bought
and bid up from the opening. As prices had
risen over So points in about four days and : q
the movement has been directed almost entire
ly against the shorts. there was some very
good selling The market reacted about IN
points from the top in the Inter trading on
the contention Of this selling. but afterward
from the principal bull markets
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CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS.
micapo.

CHICAGO May 1.-CATTLE Receipts.
49, 600 head. Market steady. Good to prime
steers. IS 1895 so: poor to medium, - z50
40 stockers and feeders. So 1908 Is: cows
81 75g4 75; heifers. e 5o9o 80; csnners
HoGs-Receipts. q. ooo head; Tomorrow,
ana Sutchels IS ica5 s good chOes
iisht. s56f5 37h: bulk of sales IS 1905 15.
sHEEP-Receipts. q. goo head. Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers shorn
" Western stern sheep. shorn. 50 6o95: native lambs
shorn, S4D6 so; Western lambs. Sc T007 40
Omaha.
OMAHA. Neb.. May 1---cATTLD-Receipts
1000 head. Market steady. Native steers
81 2b616 25; cows and heifers, 81 2565 TO-
Western steers. SO boQ5: Gamers. 81 1903 10;
stcckers and feeders ~ $5 1sPo 10; calves. s2ae
HOGS-Receipts $500 head. Market steady.
Heavy. SIS 1906 is; mixed, IS 1906 121k; light
sb O5a5 is: pigs. 81 50@5; bulk Of sales. IS 10
us ssHH1E,fEP-Reoeipts. n 1s.boo head Market slow
wethers. W iS s506 80: ewes. "A 5Oas rs: lambs.
20 oo0' ~ KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nay 1.--CATTLEARs-
ceipts 1000 head. Market steady. Native
steers. 81 2596 2b native cows and heifers,
81 25a5 so: stockers and feeders, saQ4 so
ern FED steers. 81 25@e; Western led cows,
20 'H0Gs-Receipts T1Ss 1000 head Market strong
Hnlk OF sales, SIS 1905 17h: heavy. IS 1905 IS:
packers $5 1905 22h; pigs, and light. "a SOP
Ss91iyEEP-Receipts. 81 1000 head. Market .teaav
Muttons 81 25@5 rs: lambs IS 5of17: range
weth4rs 81 50G5 50:sfed ewes. "A 1906 26
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Butter. Cheese and Fres.

Arrivals Of Butter and Eggs were heavy
again. as will be seen bur neither market
showed any change, either In quotations or the
general situation. The Chicago and New York
markets for Butter were both weak at lower
prices. which puts stop TO shipments from
here to those markets
Cheese continues to decline, with stocks still
accumulatfng- The northern trade Is now
taking Oregon Cheese which tends to still
further depress this market
Receipts were 131. 600 lbs Butter 1868 cases
Eggs and 10, 900 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 1S61S1ac
dunn grades: dairy. 1eH17c: cold storage
nominal; store Butter l691Tc.
CHEESE-l0G10isc for fair to choice mild
new and - for old; Young Americas, I21
12lae Eastern. 16l4G1Sc per lb
EGGS-Ranch. 1761sc for fair TO choice:
store Eggs, 1615G17c; cold storage. nominal; (;
Eastern, nominal.
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Hay and Feedstuns.

Bran still keeps up, but the feeling is weak.
The situation In Hay remains as before stated.
The stock of Bran In regular warehouse and
on wharf May was 379 tons against As tons
April /. and the receipts In April were 1164
tons.
BRAN-y21 5o@22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGsHS26G2S so per ton
SHORTa$23024 per ton
FEEDSTuFFS-Rolled Barley S25 5OG26 80
per ton; Oi1cake Meal at the mill, $40 5o0
az 80: jobbins, &34 Cocoanut Cake at mill.
s22a22 so: jobbing. $23; Cocoanut Meal at
mill S23623 90; jobbing. $24; Corn Meal.
S2S 60G28 so; Cracked Corn, s29Q30; Mixed
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl: CaIfalfa Meal
carload lots, SIT 80: jobbing. $19 per ton; Meal
falfa. SIT so In car lots and $l9 for smaller
1HAY-wheas. s1o@1s; Wheat and o.t.
Se@12; Oat. $a@11; Barley and Oat, SD
stock, So bo07 80: Glover. s701o; Alfalfa. SO
10 per ton.
sTRAW-so@soc per bale.
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Fair Activity on the Exchanges &C
Steady Prices
FOR MONDAY. NAY

Business on the Stock and Bond Exchanss
was very quiet and quotations showed no
In mining stocks the Tonopahs were fairly
active. with no material changes In prices The
quently advanced and as a rule recovered the
lost ground The oil stocks continued quiet
elared a regular monthly dividend Of AZ cents
per share. payable May 10.
The Giant Powder Company Consolidated has
snts'Se cents per shars payabI. % Nay 10 '"1 ~
The Ophir Mining Company has been nofi-
ned OF the shipment OF two more railroad car
the way or in process OF sale.
4 meeting OF the stockholders Of ths sea-
board Bank viii be held July IL. for the pur-
pose of passing upon the proposition 10 In
crease the capital stock from s2oo, 600. divided
20 $3.50. 0oG divided into $500 shares Of the par
value OF S100 each
eminent tnew issue) As. 1925. regular quarter
ly. amounting TO 81 1s4. s99s United States
Government 3s. 1908. regular quarterly.
Transit and Land Company Is 1927. regular
seni-annnal. amounting 70 800; North
amounting 70 ss7.5oO: Sacramento Electric.
Gas and Railway 5s 1927, resuiar semi an an
Railroad 1st consolidated guaranteed IS. 1851,
regular semi-annual. amounting 10 $f7Q 225,
southern Pacific Railroad LIST eonsolidated
(stamped) SIS. 19O5-19S7, regular semi-annuaL
amounting to $3.50 $50: Spring Valley Water
Company (second mortgagel Is. 1905. regular
quarterly. amounting to $4,000: suttsr Strast
Railroad S. $250o.
The following dividends paid yesterday:
Honokaa Sugar Company. regular monthly. 10c
per share amounting to $40. 900. Giant Pow
der Company. regular monthly SOC per share.
amounting to $4,000. The Claremont OIL COM
pany paid regular monthly dividend OF I
cent per share amounting 10 5000: The Pa
cifc Coast Company, regular quarterly divi-
dend Of IL per cent on the common and frxt
and second preferred stocks: the stockholders
OF the Woodland Cannery Company have been
assessed s225 per share In order that the In
debtedness Of the corporation may Be wiped
out
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15-1ec; centrifugal, SO test. s-16c: mo-
lasses sugar, 11-16c. Refined. dull.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. quiet No. invoice,
sc; mild steady; Cordova. 10913c. Futures
closed steady at a decline of to 10 points
Sales were reported of ~ 500 bags. including
May 6.55c; July, 8 65@6. 75c: September
Z. 90c; December T.15QI 20c; March. 7.5oc-
BUTTER-Easy: street price, extra cream
cry, 26Q27c; official prices. creamery, COM
mon to extra 23g26c; State dairy. common
to extra. 2O@25c; renovated. common to ex-
ira 17d25c; Western factory, common to
choice 19623c: Western imitation creamery.
extra Csc: do firsts, 23Q24c. :.
cHEESE-Firm; State full cream, small
colored and white fancy. 14Ac; do fine. 13%c'
do late-made colored and white. poor to choice
10A A@131zc; do large, colored and white fancy
14c; do fine, 1914 Aq131ac; do late-made colored
and white. poor to choice. 1014 @13c.
EGGS-Irregular. Western storage. selected
Tx 91Sc: do hrsts. 171zc.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLERContinue quiet
with most fruit held around outside figures
Common to nearby prime, 4@5Ac; prime.
5 3C95. 4oc, choice, 606Ac: fancy. &c.
PRUNES-Quiet, with prices still ranging
from 2%c to 5hc, according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are receiving little attention
for the time being, with choice quoted at 100
101kc:-Pacifc choice, lie; fancy. 12@15c:
PEACHES-Are in limited demand but
steady. with choice quoted at 1oQ10Kc; extra
choice 101a61O%c; fancy, 1111012c.
RAISINS-Are a little firmer in tone owing
to speculative demand. Loose Muscatels are
quoted at 41hI6Lc; seeded raisins. bA46Ac.
and London layers 81 0591 20.
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Cotton. ooree and Copper.

Cotton. Coffee and Copper.
Sew York wires 10 e T. Hutton & Co..
yesterday said:
COTT0N-Tbe market opened Arm with
t-adc quite active saorts being the best buy
~. while proht-tsking on a large scale sup
PILED the demand The large bull operator
was sending bul stun. and while may
take some reactiop he believes in much higher
prizes Spot markets IN the South are hold
ing h--l- we have hae an advance Of some
y points in three DAYS and think on any fur;
ther advance We advise proft-taking with the
idea of buying il back on any declines
COFF E,E--Ite market was very narrow and
weak. the trading being without special
feature There was avery buliish cable from
Nartos. but despite this and the lighceT in
terror receipts reported for the day the bulls
cle lot seem inclined 70 take the aggressive. !.
DPPER-BOSTON, Nay 1.-The market
opened Vith considerable liquidation. Good
support howeVer was offered at the lowest
prices. One house associated with the man
eEenent OF Utah bought ali the stock offered
this morning a. 42la. getting about 5000
SHARES then turned around and bid the mar
ket up 70 44ia- On any further rally ro--ior-
roW We think stocks VIII DO 10 sell for turn.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. May 1.-FLOUR-Receint
1900 barrels: exports $500 barrels dull and
unchanged.
wHEAT-Receipts. 20. 900 bushels; spot ir-
regular: No. red. 91% sc nominal eieva for
No. red, 92esc nominal T. o. b. afoat. M I
Northern Duluth. 99ssc T. o. b afioat: No. !
hard Manitoba. e54c T. o. b. anoaf Tba
wheat market was generally firm all dav ~
main bullish influence was an improved cash
demand in the West better outside support
a large visible supply decrease and activit.,
among shorts. Last prices showed g62c Z
rise May relatively. the strongest positio,
again in all markets. May closed at e2Ec
July closed at seAc and September closed
at SAC.
HOPS-Steady.
PETROLEUAT-Quiet.
HIDES-Quiet
WOOI-Ffrm.
SUGAR-Raw, nominal: fair refining
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Marked

NEW YORK. May Close: Money on call
--Elrrn, SG4 per cent; closed. offered Der
cent -
Time nnoney-Steady: sixty and ninety dav,
hno Xix months. 3ih per cent.
Prime mercantile psper-3% 4 94sk per cent
Sterling exchanse-Steady, with actual bust.
ness Fl oankers' biilE az - se5014 so55 for de-
a,snc and AZ 81 S455 Cor sixty day bills
ie0stec retes-$4 S544 s511 and 81 S7k
Commercial bills-$4 s4s<@s s4ss.
Eer silver-56atc
AeEicsn doiiars-44hc
3onds-Gorernr1ents steady railroads n,1n
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Cash Crain and Proxisions

CHICAGO May Cash quotations were as
ss@asAc; No. 3. s46ssc; No. red. eds s7asie:
2sMc; No 2 white. S2as2Mc: No 2 rye. Zoe:
good feeding barley. 35G40c; fair to choice
mailing, 44947c: No. l naxseed. 81 %; No. 1
Northwestern 81 40; pork per bbl S11 IS
a1l so: lard. per 100 lbs. 81 021s07 05: short
ribs sides Ooosel. Sc s71a@7: short clear sides
wines. 81 %: clover. contract grade, s18
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Geese. per pair. 50 25G2 so: Gosings. s. 1893:
young: Hens. s5aS so for small and s60s so
Tor large: young BOOSTERS. s70I so; old
BOOSTERS. S4d4 so: Fryers, IS 5e06 so; Broil-
ers. 81 25Q2 IS for small and $3q4 for large
Pigeons. 81 25Q1 so: Squads. 81 2501 so
GAME-Hare. 81 so per dozen: Cottontan
Rabbits, 50 per dozen
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Beans and Seeds.

Tho stock Of Beans In regular warehouses
and on wharf May was 112. $40 sacks against
145. 726 sacks April !. and the receipts in April
were 24.e29 sacks. The market continues as
before quoted. with the exception OF Black
Eastern markets are becoming nrmer again.
BEANs-Bayos. $S@3 25; Pea, So 5o03 IS;
Butter. $S@s y; small White. ss@s As: large
to good and $3Q8 Is for choice; Red. sT97 so;
Lima 81 s6a4 go; Red Kidneys. 81 2694 50:
Blackeyes, $3GS 10 per ctl; Horse Beans,
81 S5Q2 40.
SEEDs-Brown Mustard, nominaI Yellow
Mustard. nominal; Flax. 81 1902 %: Canary,
606Ac: Alfalfa 10G11c for California and 100
13c for Utah: Rape. nominal: Timothy 4X95c:
Hemp 3q3Hc per ID: Millet. S03ac; Broom
Corn Seed $20G21 per ton
DRIED PEAs7--Niles. nominal: Green Peas,
81 1902 90 per ctl
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 sO@
s TO- usual terms: Bakers Extras 81 I065:
Oregon and washington. jobbing at $4@4 SO
FARiNAcEous GooDs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour SO 25 per 100
lbs: Rye Flour So 20 lin barrels 81 Isl: RYE
Meal, So 90 Qn barrels. 81 50); Rice Flour.
sS. Corn Meal 81 so; extra cream do, So 75
Oat. Meal 81 2594 so; Oat Groats S4 50
Hominy, So 1894: Buckwheat Flour, 81 500
IS: Cracked Wheat So IS; Farina. 81 so;
whole Wheat Flour, So 90; Rolled Oats. bbls,
Split Peas. boxes. IS 90; Green Peas. SIS SO per
100 lbs.
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potatoes. Onions and yeretables.

Trade IN old Potatoes was Of fair volume
and. as receipts were moderate, the market
had q firm tone. The top quotation for OREGON
Burbanks was shaded as there was nothing
on the market that would bring the previous
high price Of 81 SO per Genital New Potatoes
showed some Improvement in quality and were
slightly frmer Onions ruled firm at the pre-
viously qs.oted rates New Red were Offering
in small quantities and sold at Sc per pound
Miscellaneous vegetables moved on freely
and the market was quoted steady to Arm for
nearly everything. Asparagus had fractional /
Decline under Increased receipts and the mar
ket was literally supplied with Tomatoes. A
carload came in from Florida and several con-
signInents arrived from Mexico by water.
-Burbanls from the river. s10
25 per ctI: Oregon Burbanks 81 1901 10 per
ctl; Petaluma Burbanks. $191 25 per ctl: New
York Rurals. $1Q1 10 per ctl: small seed
Burbanks $1@1 10 per ctl; Sweet Pota toes
7509Oc per ctl: new Potatoes. 81 2591 so Der
GENITAL.
Onions 4065oc per box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4H7o per ID:
Rhubarb. $4,000 per box; Green Peas sa15c
per lb String Beans. 10@1215c per 10: Wax
Beans 10@12hc per lb; Tomatoes. So 50a3 per
box or crate for Los Angeles. 50 25a2 so for
Mexican and $4 1905 so per crate for Florida :
Summer Squash 81 26a1 so per box: Hothouse
Csucumbers. 75c9$1 per dozen; Cabbage Doc
per ctl; Carrots -4o650c per sack; Garlic 15c
per lb Egg Plant. - per ID; Dried Peppers
1O012I5c for sun-dried and 13n14c per is for
evaporated; Green Peppers S615c per ID.
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Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. May The visible supply Of
grain Saturday. April %. as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange. is as follows
Wheat 2S.529, 900 bushels. decrease 1855 coo
bushels; corn 9,971. 600. bushels, decrease ILL.,
600 bushels; oats 1885,. 600 bushels. decrease
e14 900; rye 1.116. 900 bushels. decrease 10 coo;
barley, ,19s, ,0OO decrease 90, 600. -
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. May lon the Produce Hx-
change to-day tho butter market was easy;
at mark. 1z11@15c; nrsts. Ice. Cheese. 14c.
ELGIN ILL.,. May t.-Butter sold at Csc
pound on the Beard OF Trade day, a decline
of points from last weeks prices. Sales in
this district were $50. coo pounds.
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SEATTLE. May 1.-Cearings. $500. .Oss;
balances $245. .460
PORTLAND. May 1--Clearfngs, $911 .457 !:
balances, $119, ,564
SPOKANE, May 1.-Clearings, $619, ,095s
balances. 500 SO1
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New york Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May There was a sharp
break In the London tin market which closed
at G137 IS for spot and f133 for futures Lo-
cally the market was rather unsettled and
ruled easier in sympathy with the break
abroad, closing at $40 S54z9 60
Copper also WAS lower abroad, closing at
f6o 2s Cd for spot and E65 bs for futures in
the London market. Locally the market seems
quite unsettled. 1t Is understood leading pro-
ducers are still asking SIS % for lake and cleo
trolytc, but It is also reported that the prices
be shaded and there arc rumors of business
under SIS. Lake is more or less nominal at
s15d15 25: electrolytic. s15@15 80: casting.
s14 45q15-
Lead is unchanged at "a 5o94 go locally,
and 212 lis 8d abroad.
spelter was quiet at IS so locally. and de-
clined TO, f23 It's Sd in London.
Iron closed at 54s Id IN Glasgow and 53s in
Mddlesboro. Locally the market was quiet
and unchanged. No. 1 foundry is Quoted at
SIT 5od1S; No. foundry Northern. SIC 750
II so: No 1 foundry. Southern. and No. !
foundry, Southern, soft, SIT 25Q917 70: No. 2
Southern S16 7H1l17 25.
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Condition of the Treasurv.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-To-day,s stateroan+
Of the Treasury balances in the general f,,nd
shows: Available cash balances SI34 81 q l,Sl
gold, $50, 331, 72e.
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Poultry and Game.

Two cars Of Western Poultry one OF which
was consigned to leading retail firm. were
at hand. The Acar that was placed on sale in
the wholesale market cleaned up readily at
good prices. Receipts Of domestic stock were
very light and offerings consisted chiefly OF
poor quality chickens thGt had been carried
over from Saturday The market was steady
for good stock and all descriptions stood as
previously quoted
PouLTRY-Livs Turkeys, is@2oc per ID;
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. May 1.-WHEAT-Club, $40
sec; Bluestem seG91c; Valley SEC.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA May 1-WHEAT-Unchanged.
Bluestem 92c: Club, S5c
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Provisions

The three Chicago houses have now all ad-
vaneed their quotations for Hams and as sew
are getting more established. The market con
tinues firm and quiet
CURED MEATS-Bacon, lie per ID for
heavy. lie for light medium, 13c for light
lac for extra light and 15hc for sugar
cured dry Salt Hides. SIC; Bellies IO1Sc;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams 13%c; CaIifor-
mia Hams 12I1c; Mess Beef $40 per hbl /:
Eastern sugar-eured Hams. 134131Sc; Califor-
MIA Hams, 12G124c: Mess Beef. $40 per Dbl /.
extra Mess. $40 50G11; Family. s12: prime
Mess Pork, S14 so; extra clear. S2I; Mess
SIG so; Pig Pork. s24: Pigs Feet. So; Smoked
Beef 15c per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at SIC per ID for
California compound. 7c for Eastern compound
ard fOc for pure: half barrels pure. 1OL e:
1O-lb tins 101ac; 5-lb tins 10Sc: Bib tins,
10&c-
CorTOLENEIOne half barrel, 7kc: three
half barrels. T%c; one tierce, TAG; two tterces
T%c; ave tierces. re. per ID.
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Hides. Tallosv. Wool and Hons.

As result OF the recently formed pool in
Oregon Hops the Washington market Is frmer
and the bulk Of the Hops in Eastern Wash
inston are held firmly at 30c under the terms
of the North Yakima pool. The Oreeonian
estimates the amount held in Oregon at & 600
COO pounds In Washington there are about
$500 bales left. The Hop growers OF Sononaa
County who have Hops hand have entered
into an agreement not to sell for sixty days
under 30c a pound. There are said to be
400 bales OF Hops still in Sonoma County.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1A91c under quotations Heavy saIted
steers. llAc; medium. lie; 81 light, 1oc; Cow
stags. re; salted Kip. lie; saited
Hides. Hides Isle: dry. Kip, 1sHs; dry CALI
snort snort Wool. 5oe75c each: medium. 7scS
sa salt. t So for large ana Sc rs for me.
dium. 81 % for small and SOC for Colts:
Horse Hides, dry. 81 rs fcr large and 81 2S9
! SO for medium: 81 for small, soc for Colts.
Buck skins-Dry Mexican. SOC: dry salted
Mexican 25c: dry Central American, 3Oc;
Goat Skins-Prirne Angoras 75c; extra large.
do 81 rs: large. soc: medium, Soc; small 35c
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered 4G4Kc per ID:
No p 3G311c: Grease. lhQ23c.
WOOI-Spring clip-Humboldt and Meudo-
elmo 23026c: San Joaquin and Southern seven
months 17619c; do, years staple. 13G16c:
Middle County, 1SQ21c: Northern fre@ 22625c
Co detective. 1sG2oc, Nevada. 16Q2Oc per ID.
according to quality
HoPslso4 crop. 24o2oo par ID. 1908 crop.
1661Tc.