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NEW YORK, April Cotton was very dull
and somewhat lower. Trading was in very
small volume. owing to the hesltating attitude
of outsiders. The days developments were
moderately builish Liverpool spot sales
reached total of IL 600 bales The Giles re-
port called attention to backward farming con-
ditions and the possibilities that even the con-
templated per cent in acreage may not ma
terialize account OF wet lands The weather
map showed something of an Improvement and
the forecast for the week calls for fair and
warmer weather.
Miss Giles report is considered bullish. claim,
ing that owing to EXCESSIVE rains there is rapid
deterioration in crop prospects and that there
would be an increase of per cent in acreage
Theo Price issues bullish circular based on
the Giles report. He points out that 3 per cent
increased acreage means crop of only H.
100000 bales. when the worlds requirements
are II, coo, coo bales.
Cotton futures opened steady. April, offered
lie; May. 1110c: July. 1o.gTc; August 10 S3c:
September. 1O4Tc: October 10.32c: December
1035c; January. 10.37c bid
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady April
109Tc; May 11.12c; June II Ole; July IL U2c:
August 10.Ssc; September, 10.3Sc: October and
November, 10.42c; December, 10.44c; January
104Tc
Spot cotton. quiet Middling uplands. II .e5..
middling gulf 11.90c. Sales, 5000 bales.
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Ponltrx and Game.

carload of Poultry from Texas was mar
keted and met with a good demand at salts
factory prices. Prices of domestic Poultry
were largely nominal, there were only
Western stock are expected today. Game was
in good request and Hare and Rabbits were
higher.
Geese, per pair, S2Q2, so; Goslings, 81 50GS:
Ducks. S6QS per dozen for old and $1q10 for
young. Hens. $5G5.50 for small and S6q1 for
large; young Roosters $6.50G7. so; old Roos-
ters, $4.50a5: Fryers So 50Q650: Broilers, $50
for small and $5Q5. so for large; Pigeons.
81 rs: Squads $2G2. 90.
GAME-Per dozen-Hare, $1.25Q1. 3d. Cot
tontai Rabbits, 81; Brush Rabbits Sl.5O;
Gray Geese, So; White Geese, $1q1.50; Brant.
81 for small and 81 for large.
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summary OF THE MARKETS.

Neo York stocks Severa points higher Cotton about the
Sudden adSa'lce the Comstock mining shares.
Skier IS ioaeer. Eeohange rates about as before.
Wheat Barley and other grains quiet and featireles
Bran aSd Shorts stronger. Hay dcti0e Beans steady
Not much change in Butter Cheese and Eggs.
Provisions firm at Saturdays udvance.
Mutton io9oa, as expected. Other Meats unchanged.
Grain Bags ad0anced again Rnder a good demand
Potifry and Game in good demand and frm.
Good 4pPlcS and Oranges firm and IN ercelen demand
Cheap Potatoes dragging but fine stock firm Onions plentiful
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General Rise In the Comstocks ON Bull
ssh News From Onhir.

The week opened very quietly on the Stock
and Bond Exchange, both bonds and shares
being but slightly dealt in. Telephone re-
ceived a higher bid of s105.
A reported strike of on the 200 level Of
Ophir, with bullish information from the Saw
age mine, sent the Comstocks up under largely
increased trading and Ophir sold up to $6.1215
and Savage to 81. the rest OF the list showing
strongest Comstock market for some time. In
the afternoon Savage weakened on. but Ophir
held up better Sierra Nevada levied an as
sessment of 1Oc-
Nevada stocks. with individual fluctuations
still ruling but the losses were rather more
numerous than the gains
A long lire of dividend payments was made
Yesterday most of them given Sunday. Divi-
dends paid were Oil companies: Twenty
eight 10c $4,000; Oil City Petroleum, lac.
S25Op and Claremont, 1c, $45OO; the Mercantile
Trust Company of San Francisco, a regular
senni-annual dividend of SO per share: the En-
terprfse Real Estate Company of San Fran
cisco a quarterly dividend Of u per cent on
the preferred stock; the Seattle Electric Com
pany. a semi annual dividend OF % per snare
on the preferred stock.
The dividend of the Hono<aa Sugar Company
having been passed until further notice. none
paid yesterday.
regular monthly dividend Of 42c per share
The Giant Powder Consolidated Company
will pay a regular monthly dividend OF 90 cents
The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
Company has declared regular quarterly diVi-
dend of 81 75 per share. payable April 10
II,Il mine last week was $50 mining carloads.
assaying on a basis or gold vaiue Sll.ot per
ton. -
$50 Is was payable yesterday on the United
States per cent bonds OF 1901
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK April 2.--The London tin mar
ket advanced Ell to 9169 lbs for spot and
e166 lis Cd for futures. Locally the market
was firm and higher in sympathy with spot
closing at $37 .50137 .621a.
Copper in London was higher closing at
RS4 IS for spot and at es1 los for futures.
Locally no change was reported. Lake is
quoted at S1S. 5On1s. 10: electrolytic SIS .25GD
Is so; casting, $1sQ1s. % Exports of copper
for the month of March were a6,3 30I tons
making a total of AZ, 12l tons for the three
months. against 59,s2o tons for the same time
last year
II is reported that 100 tons of Chinese rex<
sales have reached the local market
Lead was unchanged locally at IS. 1906 45
The English market was also unchanged at
ELS Sc Sd.
Spelter unchanged locally. closing at
SO. 121z G6. 20 The market higher abroad
and closed at E25 2s Cd.
Iron higher abroad. standard foundry
closing at 46e Sd and Cleveland warrants at
ASS Sd. Locally the market was steady No
foundry, northern. SIS. 25QI9. .35; No.
foundry, northern. SIT. T5GlS. SO; No. l foun-
dry. southern SIS 25d1S. 70; No. 2 foundry
southern, SIT. .7561S. go
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Beans and seeds.

Stock Of Beans in regular warehouse and
on wharf April l were 176576 bags, against
19S 6S1 bags March L. The receipts in March
were %, 1872 bags Dealers report the market
fairly steady. with a continued quiet shipping
demand at previous quotations.
BEANS-Bayos. So 40Q3.50; Pea, So. 1904;
Butter. $3.50; small White, SO. 10@3.30; large
White 81 90@2. 80: Pink. $1.10Q2; Red, $3.25
"A; Blackeyes, 81 45Q4. go per ctl; Horse Beans,
81. 1901. .S5
SEEDS-Brown Mustard $4.50q4.15 Yellow
Mustard 49, 50Q375; Flaxseed, 50. 50Q3; Ca
nary, 6@6Ac; Alfalfa, 12c; Rape, 215Q3c;
Timothy, &c; Hemp 5Q51ac per lb; Millet.
@3Ac; Broom Corn Seed $20421 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. S1.S5; Green Peas,
50 15G2 40 per ctl
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of the day the market held firm. The close
was firm with prices almost at the top; The
higher at III a7715c. sold off to 7Tg7T1sc
and then advanced to 7TAc The close was
40 higher at 771k@I7%c
firm on covering by shorts. May closed 1sc
higher at 44%c
c,osa y,a e &c nm a 3Okc for May.
Trading in provisions was quiet. but the
market was firm all day. At the close May
nork was up 7lbc lard was up 5qI1ac and
ribs were PIC higher
The Board of Trade will be closed tomor-
row. it being election day.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close
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wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the
week were as follows, in quarters: Russian.
ia 000: Danubian p 600; Argentine, Alb 600;
Australian, 102, 600
Chicago showed no change Of note and this
market continued dull and featureess at about
previous prices. Cash goods continued in slow
sdemand
stocks in regular warehouse and on wharf
April l were GA, 555 tons, against 64S1I tons
March l. The receipts in March were roar
'0i'9' CASH WHEAT.
California Club, $13715; California White
Australian, S145: lower grades of California
Wheat. $1121aGl 80; Northern Club, spot, $1.30
Ql.32h: Northern Bluestem. $13715@ 5@f. .Ssz /;
Northern Red. ST.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
May ps8s ass4. ST ssa 81 Ssa sf.ssS iSss.
December ..127 1.27 1.265 l265
2 p. IN. Session.
Deeenber-No sales; 81 261a bid 81 .26Js asked
BARI.EY-The opening of the week was
characterized by previous conditions the mar
ket being apathetic and unchanged all around
Stocks IN regular warehouse and on wharf
April l were 4.354 tons, against 1878 tons
March l. The receipts kn March were 11,2ss
'O-'' CASH BARLEY.
Feed. s1.16A@1 1s% for common and 81. 2O@
l.25: chesaiier. si.25G1.s5 per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session 8 to IL 80 a. n
MayNo sales: 81 II bid. $i19 asked.
DtcemDtf--NO safes 0oS bidf ~ dShcu.
. D. m. Session.
May-No sales: $1.1S1k bid.
Decenlber-No sales 961sc bid 9615c asked
OATS-The stock in regular warehouse and
On wharf April / was 2200 tons against 1922
tons March L. The receipts In March were
1852 tons Some sales ON local jobbing ac-
count were made on Change. but in general
the market was quiet.
Red. s155@1.65 for choice. 81 4oQ1 so for
fair TO good and $1.35 for common; Black
81. 509li IS for good to choice and down to 81 IS
for ordinary feed. White. $i.52AQl. 60; Sur
CORN-stocks in this city April were COS
tons. against 1872 tons March 1. The receipts
in March were only 1856 tons. The market
rules steady, with but little change in quo
tations -
nj 32Is for White and 81 .20Q1.22 for Mixed:
California large Yellow S1.25 small round do
s155; White, $1.371aG1 40; Egyptian. ST 400
l.41A for White and $1.25@i.3O for Brown
RYE-s1 4T1h611 .521a per ctL
BUCKWHEAT--s15 il 50@1. 20 per ctl.
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Rutter. Cheese and Eggs.

There was considerable activity in Cheese on
the exchange, but not much doing in Butter
end Eggs. The only fluctuation was an ad-
vance OF 1ac in creamery seconds. All house $
for shipment. with the market very steady.
Butter firm and in continued good demand and
eggs still going into storage to avoid an accu-
mutation of stocks Buying of Eggs up in
Petaluma for storage at top quotations and
even over Is still going and large lines are
said 10 be changing hands for this account.
Receipts at this point continue heavy
Business on the exchange was as follows:
Butter-For fresh extras. 20c was bid, PIC
asked: firsts. Ice bid seconds, 1S42c bid.
Eggs-10 cases fresh selected, 1S15c; 20 do.
1Sc.
Cheese-10O fancy new flats. lie; 90, 11hc.
Receipts were so 100 lbs Butter 5000 lbs
Cheese and 1T43 cases Eggs.
DAIRY EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTA
TIONS.
(Note-The Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices as established by sales. bids
and offers the Exchange Prices for Butter
and Eggs on the street governed by the
Exchange quotations, but generally range about
1@11@c higher, owing to the miscellaneous
character of the busness.)
firm. firsts, 19c steady; seconds, 1S13c,
steady; Eastern, nominal. Eastern Ladies'
Nominal Storage goods-California, nominal;
Eastern nominal. Ladles-Nominal; packing
stock. 1Sc, weak.
EGGs-Fresh California selected; 1sc.
steady; frsts, 1910. steady; seconds. i6c,
steady thirds. 15c. steady; Eastern firsts'
nominal Storage-Nominal-
CHEESE-California fancy new, f1Ac.
steady; hrsts, lie, steady; seconds, nominal;
Young Americas. fancy. ll35c, weak; nrsts,
fohc weak seconds. nominal. Eastern-Nom-
NAL: Western, nominal. Storage-Californ.a,
nominal: Young Americas, nominal; Eastern
fancy 16Ac, firm.
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5, usual terms: Bakers Extras. $4,000 80:
Oregon and Washington S3.50q4- 121a per Dbl
for average and up to 81. 40 for the best brands
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices In pack
ages are as follows: Graham Flour, SS-zo per
100 lbs: Rye Flour. $2-75: Rye Meal. $500;
Rice Flour, So: Corn Meal. 2.T5; extra Cream
do. $375; Oat Meal $4.5064.75 oat Groats,
81 so: Cracked Wheat. S3.75: Farina. $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour. 3.50: Rolled Oats, bbls.
$7Gs: in sacks. So. soar. so: Rolled Wheat, bbis,
81 80; in sacks. 81 10; Pearl Barley. SO; Split
Peas, boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
hounds
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK April 2-The action OF the
stock market today was accepted as demon
atratEon OF confidence on the part Of the spec
ulatiKe element which embarked the long
side last week in the strength Of their posi-
zion. That position was maintained, and prices
advanced briskly with more show Of breadth
end animation In the trading than at any
time since the movement began The agRre-
gate transs ctiOns for the day rose 10 over q
million shares for the first time in several
weeks. Last weeks Improvement in the war
ket resulted IN attracting consloeLSple IN
crement OF outside interest. which offered an
advantageous medium for some roht-taking
which was manifested during the hrst hour OF
the market. The manner In which this was
ebsorbed apparently gave satisfaction 10 the
speculative party ana operations on the long
aide were then renewed with considerable in
crease Of viEor. The movement was still
largely professional. but the Success which at
tended Il and some Of the Developments IN the
days situation were regarded as Justifying
the speculative position ana increased the con-
ndence OF prevailing opinion The money mar
fer showed relaxation. the call loan rate being
held al the per cent level from the opening
except for n late furry 10 10 per cent, when
the days borrowing was mostly completed
The comparatively good CONDITION as 70 money
wes the result or the heaNy ais slnents OF
-quidations and interest," psla py : tne Dahhs
end payment Of some S2oOO.v 100 government
interest The arrival on SATURDAY OF 81, 100000
gold from Germany had us erect on the re
serves OF the banks Opinion was. not en-
sffreIv clear as TO how Ear the expected re
taxation IN the money market may be expected
- rr5,nre IS q eauRlliue expectation in the
-L,t-t.-i+e frS11etrv viii he pronptlv adjusted
Railroad officials east and west were reported
- giving assurances of large supplies Of fuel
on hand. both Tor the railroads and rnanufac-
turing industry. The weakness Of Consolidated
Gas unsettled the market temporarily, but
tie late furry Of 10 per cent in the money
rate uss practically ignored. as II WAS not
considered representafiVe OF the conoltlons
fr the market The oVerconfdent borrowers
feft their requirements uncovered early In
the day and the rate was bid uD on them
The market closed strong and active, a number
81 stocks rising vigorously in the closing deal
fsCnss were slightly irregular There was
q very heavy absorption Of the United
STATES steel seconds. Total sales lpar value),
United States bonds were all UNCHANGED on
New York stock List.
z F. Hutton Co.. 490 California street.
g. Frsncisco members Of the New York
Efocl, Exchange. furnish the following official
ouotstions Of that Exchange:
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and ProvirIon..

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE wheat marker 70
Gay opened steady, but commenced to weaken
during the FIRST hour on free selling bv nit
traders and commission houses The favor
Of increasing receipts IN tAe Northwest 5iss
PEELED the early frmness and prices dropned
About the middle OF the session
the prevailing sentiment again favored high
prices, chiefly because OF strong close in The
Liverpool market. Throughout the remainder
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internal Revenue Collections.
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. April Mooney on call. strong
and higher, 8Ql0 per oent' ruling rate, 9 per
cent: last loan. "a per cent, closing bid ~
per cent: offered at per cent
Time loans steady. sixty and ninety days
and six months. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 d51z per cent
Sterling exchange easier, at 81 -S540d4. S545
for demand. and at s. s28094 s265 for sixty
DAY bills.
Posted rates 81 .s8a4 s31k ana 81 s6Ik
Commercial bills 81 s2l4 a .S2ss.
Bar silver, 643c-
Mexican dollars. $3.50
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds,
irregular
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THE COpPER STOCKS

BOSTON, April 2.--More Encouraging strike
news caused a sharp rally all through the list
today Amalgamated Copper was the leader.
selling UP two points and closing at the totp.
Butte was very strong and the stock scarce
around the prices
The copper situation looks better. A tele-
graphic inquiry for 1,000,0 600 pounds Of Lake
copper was turned down Friday by a promi-
nent producer. The American Metal Company
is making large sales OF Electrolytic at size
The output for March included Wolverine
$40 tons, Osceola 11T5 tons and Massaehusc It's
145 tons The London copper visible supply
April 9016 tons. decrease OF 267 tons
...l.kir, -l,a
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heavy 1315G14c for light medium. 14AG14Ac
for light Ice for extra light and 1I12c
for sugar cured; dry Salt Sides. lie; Bellies.
12c Eastern sugar cured Hams, 14% q1oc; Cali
fornia Hams. lac: Mess Beef. $3.50 per
Pork, SIS; extra ciear $21: Mess. SIS; Pig
Pork. $22: Pigs Feet. S5: Smoked Beef. 14c
per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at &c per ID for
California compound. 7%c for Eastern COM
pound and lie for pure; half tRrrels. pure.
11Ac; 10lb tins. 11&c: alb tins nssc; S-io
tins 12c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, &c: three
half barrels SIC; one tierce sac; two tierces,
o6kc Ave tierceS S1Ac pAr Ib
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OREGON.
PORTLAND. April 2-WHEAT-club 66Q
67c; bIuestem, 66G67c; red, 64q65c; valley, Csc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA April 2.-wHEAT- Unchanged.
Export: Buestem, csc; club SIC; red, 66e.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 2-cash quotations were
as follows: Flour, dull and sS eass; No & spring m
s4gS515c; Sass Ne Nc. corn, 4ss4c; No. yellow
44Hc; No. 2 oats, 3o5sc; No. white. S1&9
32s No. white, s0hci No. rye; 6Oc; good
ing, 43n3oc: No / faxseed, $1.06 No. 1
Northwestern, si.12; prime ), timothy dn seed
$s171a mess pork, per Dbl, SIG. 2oql6 80; lard.
So 55a8. 621k short clear sides (boxed). 5000;
whisky basis OF high wines, 81. 2S; clover. con-
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND. April 2.-Clearings, s1,o01.515;
balances $153, 030.
ances S1SS, 1873.
SEATTLE, April 2.-clearings. s1.472 $50;
balances. S40S, ,S44.
balances Sis. OF
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Pntter. cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. April 2.-on the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady;
creameries, 1e@2s11c dairies. 15Q17c; eggs
firm at mark cases included. 1513c frsts
1514c; prime irsts. 1619c; extras, loc; cheese.
steady 11@131sc.
ELGIN. Ill April 2.-Butter was firm to-
day at 26c The weeks output for the district
yvae 431 OnnO nounds
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Hides. TaIlow. Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1561c under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers. 13c; medium, 12c; light, 111sc; Cow
Hides. 117se for heavy and 114c for light;
Stays. Sc; Salted Kip, 12c; Salted Veal 13c;
salted Calf. lie; dry Hides, 22c; dry Kip. zoe:
dry Calf. 24c; sheepskins yearlings, 2o@4Oe
each; short Wool. 50975c each: medium. coco
S1.10; long Wool. 81 .25G2; Horse Hides. sat,
SS@3.2 % for large and 81 20 for medium. 81 70
for small and SOC for Colts: Horse Hides. dry,
S2q2.25 for large and $1.50@1.75 for medium.
81. % for small and Soc for Colts. Buck Skins
Dry Mexican. 35c; dry salted Mexican, 26c;
dry Central American. size. Goat skins
Prime Angoras, 75c: extra large do. N-zoi
TALLOW-No 1 rendered 4AG41ec in belsi
in cans and drums. Ac less; No. 2. SQS1sc;
Grease, 296c.
wOOL-Fall clip-Northern free. 139l5ci
do, defective. 11G14c: Middle County, free. 12q
14c; do. defective eG11c; San Joaquin and
Southern. sQ11c: san Joaquin Lambs. 14G16c;
do, defective 9@12c per lb. Spring clip-San
Joaquin and Southern. II months. 14Q15c; do.
months. 1491Tc; Middle County. free. 22d
24c; do. defective, 1S92oc per ID.
HOPS-7G11c per lb for 1906. with contracts
for 1905 quoted at 9Q11c-
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK April 2-FLOUR-Receipts
Is. 600 barrels; exports 1900 barrels; firm
WHEAT-Receipts II, coo bushels exports
IS 600 bushels Spot firm; No red s53x G
afioat; No. l Northern Duluth $3.50 r. O. b.
af1oat. Options eased of under large receipts
and favorable weather, but rallied again later
and closed steady net unchanged to &c higher
May, S4A GS5&c. closed at $3.50; July closed
at s3Ac: September closed at S2Ssc.
PETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL-F1rm.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Quiet
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice
SIC: mild steady; futures unchanged to 5
points lower; sales. 3s 500 bags: April G. &C.,
May. 0.65d6 roc; July. 6.S5q6. 90c; Septem-
Der. Td7 .10c
sUGAR-Raw. quiet fair refining, &c; CEN
trifugal 90 test, 3 15-32G3 nc; molasses sugar
2&c Refined quiet.
BUrTER-Easy: Western factory common
to frsts. 13dl6c; Western imitation creamery
extras 20c: do frsts lie.
CHEESE-Flrm.
EGGS-Firm; Western frsts, 1870; do
seconds, 1sAc: seconds. 17h@1SAc.
DRIED FRUITS. =
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
firm with a fair demand reported, part of
which is for export account. Common to fair
7GS1kc: fair to good f1905 crop) 50 MSTc;
nearly to strictly prime, sg914c; choice, 57s
d10c; fancy, lie.
PRUNES-Are said to be cleaning up in
spots and the tone is firm. with quotations
ranging from 4IsQSc.
APRICOTS-Are firm. with choice at 10@
1ohc; extra choice. 10&ql1c: fancy, 1114@
PEACHES-Are unchanged.
RAISINS-Are quiet. Loose Museatels. 60
csc: seeded raisins, 5AG7sc; London layers,
81 .50@1. CO.
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go rru,t,. Nuts, Raisins and Honev.

IRIrITS--Apricots. SQ10c for Royals and
onAl2c for Moorparks; Peaches SAc for
sstandards. size for choice. &c for extra choice
Msctapines. sna giag0 7aslsc for white and S4G5xc
Tor Red Plums, pitted, 6l4QI1sc for Black
4Gac for Red and T49c for Yellow. Silver
prunes 7Ql9c; Evaporated Apples. SQ91kc;
E5es boxes, SOC for choice: soc for extra choice
and 'e0ae5c for fancy: bulk white. 2A q4c per
III black 3@31ac.
~ DiPRsIIIINEs-S% @4Ac basis for the four sizes
f6o-1O0l and 4Ac basis for the large and
PAIsINS-F o. b. Fresno-Cholce Seeded
ee5t,Nc. Seeded Seeding Muscatels. 4%G5c:
fancy Seeded, 6G6Ac: Standard loose Musca-
tells hG95Hc: Standard seedess Muscatels
az f74l5c. 2-crown London layer raisins, POS
st * per box; 3-crown London layer Raisins
Dos 81 80 per box; 4-crown fancy clusters, 2Os
81 * per box; 5-crown Dehesa clusters, 50 per
hox: 6-crown imperial clusters. 20s So so per
NUTs-Almonds: Nonpariels, 12hG1sc; I X
L. 12c; Ne Plus Ultra. 11hQ12c; brakes
935@10c and Languedoc, 9Q91ac; hardshell
5h661bc: Walnuts, No softshell, 13414c;
no. 961Oc: No. hardshell, 1215Q13hc; No.
sZG9hc Peanuts. 697c for Eastern Pc
cans. lf@13c: Cocoanuts. 81 5095
HoNEY-Comb. 12hG15c for white and 100
12c for amber; water white extracted. $40
SIC: white, Sc: amber. 494hc dark. -;
Hawaiian extracted. nominal-none here.
BEESwAx-2662714c per lb
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PubIic pebt statement.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-The statement O.
Che public debt shows that at the close Of bust
ness March 81 1905. the total debt, less cash
in the treasury amounted 70 S9S5, 625. 43s which
is a decrease for the month OF IS. Ses. III. This
decrease is largely accounted for by the in
crease in the amount of cash hand The
debt is recspitulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt-.....--...-- $685., 15e 170
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity ity'.-...---......... l.1S9. 425
Debt bearing no interest. 39b. 1S4. l66
Total .......................SI2 2sl. 4s2 7eo
amount. however. does not include ST.
o22 269. s69 in certificates and treasury notes
outstanding. which are offset by an equal
amount Of cash on hand, which IS held for
their redemption.
The cash in the treasury is classified fol-
lows.
Goid reserve fund. .-.-............ Si50.oOo.O00
Trust funds observation-disclosures. OF. 26e, SIS
General fund d.--..--.--...--...--. $50. .b9e, ,59S
In national bank depositaries.-.. T6.S50.722
In Philippine treasury --.....-.--. 4.921,T55
rotal..................... 81. 49,, Iss, e45
Against which there are demand liabilities
Outstanding amounting 10 81. 124 2Te 62S which
leaves cash balance on hand, including the
gold reserve OF S309. $50. SD.