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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-06
NOVEMBER SESSION
OF SUPREME COURT

In the matter of the estate of Mele
Kunuiakea. deceased, the Supreme
Court yesterday rendered an oral de-
cision, affirming the decree of Judge
Robinson from which the contestants
for the estate represented by w. G.
Achi had appealed. The attorneys for
other parties We're Kinney, McClanahan
& Derby, Castle & Wilmington, Magoon
& Lightfoot, George A. Davis and S. F.
Chillingworth The heirs of the estate
have yet to be judicially declared.
A motion for attorneys fees in the
Campbell will case was denied the
court holding that the matter was one
for the Circuit Court E. C. Peters and
E. NJ. Watson for movants; Holmes &
Stanley, A. G. NJ. Robertson, r. w.
Breckons, J. J. Dunno and c. F. Peter
son for respondents
, Exceptions of defendants in the suit
of Elizabeth K. Wilder VS.. H. r. Mac
farlane, Jr., ct al were orally sub
mitted on briefs by Robertson for
plaintiff and Smith & Levers for de-
PENDANTS.
The Governments appeal from the
circuit judge in the case of Albert
Trask VS.. Charles H. Merriam, Regis
trar of Conveyances, was argued and
submitted by Antonio Perry for the pc
titioner and Attorney General Peters
for the respondent. The question of
whether the real consideration in
transfer of property must be disclosed
and stamp duty accordingly paid there
on is involved in this case
On the oral motion of Mr.. Marx for
petitioner the appeal of Oahu Railway
& Land Company from the dismissal
of its bill for injunction against James
Armstrong was continued to January
Ballou & Marx for petitioner, a. G. NJ.
Robertson for respondent.
Cases for the November session re-
are Western National Bank VS.
w. c. Peacock & Co.. Seattle Brewing
& Mailing Company VS.. Treasurer A. J.
Campbell Assessor Holt VS. Achi ct al,
Rubenstein VS.. Hackfeld, Rodriguez ct
al. VS.. Magoon ct al and Vetlesen VS.
Vetlesen.
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services were of the value of 100000 or
any sum approximately the same
Claimant denies that the value of the
Manchuria is $2000,000, saying that in
her dana ged condition she is only of
the value OF 81, zoe Geo. Also it is denied
that the cargo and freight money were
worth $500.0 600 or more than about $780,
900. Almost all of the cargo and freight
money, it is alleged. was removed from
the Manchuria before the Restorer rem
dered any assistance.
THE ALONG CASE.
On motion of Robert W. Breckons
and Wade Warren Thayer for COM
p,ainant, Judge De Bolt has ordered
publication of summons in the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser in the suit Of
Carrie B. Riggs VS.. Julia H. Along ct
al. This is to reach Bessie r. Burns
and Melaine B. Brewster. of New York
City; Eta P Whiting. of Berkeley,
Cal; Martha NJ. Dougherty, whose last
known place of residence was Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. and Tony Along of
Macao.
COURT NOTES.
Dolores Paul Porter was granted a
divorce from George Thomas Porter by
Judge De Bolt on the ground of nom
support.
Juanita Gonzales Anduha was grant
ed a divorce from Gregorio Anduha by
Judge De Bolt on the ground of nom
support.
Judge De Bolt approved the accounts
of Hawaiian Trust Co, Ltd, executor
of the estate CT James Dean. deceased,
subject to filing of final receipts, in
GLIDING that for inheritance tax
George D. Gear has filed a demurrer
for defendant in the case of Kahikona
(W) VS.. KaIei (k.).
Judge Robinson sustained a demurrer
in Hackfeld VS.. Monsarrat, with leave
to amend the bill within five days.
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HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, I. o. r. M.
Meets every second and fourth Fri
day Of each month, in l. 0. o. F. Hall.
Visiting brothers cordially invited tC
attend. w. F. brake. Sachem.
A. z. MURPHY. c. of r
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NOTHING TO FEAR.

Mothers need have no hesitancy in
giving Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy to
their little ones as it contains abso-
lu:e}y nothing injurious. This remedy
is not only perfectly safe to give small
children, but is a medicine Of great
worth and merit. For sale by Ben
son. Smith & Co, Ltd. agents for Ha-
wall.
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Dried Peaehes In Demand.

Mail advices from New York say:
More interest Is being shown in spot
Peaches though It is rather early for trade
IN that fruit 70 start Up. The demand is SAID
70 come largely from the interior, and at the
moment mainly ron the Middle West. but
local distributors also are IN the market as
buyers. This demand is said 10 be de-
void of speculative import, but based upon
actual needs as indicated by inquiries from
consumers. Consequently there are no very
large sales TO record, but STEADY ana WIDEN
ing distribution small orders. sales were
made here yesterday to Cincinnati, lnolanap-
oils and other interior points. Some hnd a
reason for this Improvement in the demand for
Peaches in the growing scarcity OF choice
grades Of Apricots here and on the Coast
These continue in demand also. but the market
Is represented TO BE- closely cleaned up and
for the small remaining stock comparatively
high prices are demanded. sale OF several
hundred boxes choice Royals for shipment from
the Coast was reported 81 t015c- The market
IS very strong both here and IN California and
tending upward. Prunes continue in good job
bing demand The Raisin market is still with
animation The demand for spot goods
Is slow and on the hanc-to-mouth order, while
rhere seems 10 be interest in futures Cur
rants are IN good demand. but the strong views
Qt holders have a tendency TO keep business
within narrow limit" "
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Wheat. $1.121aQ1.2o: Northern Club spot
S13oq131A: Northern Bluestem. Sl.32la Ql.Sc.
Northern Red. $1.25.
FUTURES
Session o to II 80 g.
December-No sales; $1.27a bid, S1.27% asked
o. m. Session.
May-$1.271a asked.
BARLEY-The only feature at present is the
strength In Chevalier, which is in light sup
ply and wanted with sellers quoting still
higher range of values. reed continues dull
at previous prices and there is no call for
Brewing. There was some trading In Decem-
Der yesterday forenoon at slightly hrmer prices
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81. 16A 91.1SA for common and 81. 200
1.21H for good to choice; Brewing. Sl22h@
1.25; Chevalier s1271a91. 40 per ctl
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
May-No sales; Sill bid, s1.17ss asked.
December-97c.
p. m. Session.
December-97c
OATS-A leading handler reported some ac-
tivity in the market yesterday at unchanged
prices. The general situation remains un-
changed.
Red, s1-4oa1-55 for choice. s1.s2M@1.s71s
for fair to good and si;2I1a@l;s 80 for cotnmon;
Black. S1.27h h01.371a: White. S1.55Q1. .60s Sur
Prise. s1.65@1.75 per ctl.
CORN-The week opened with a quiet and
unchanged market
Western sacked. s1.2715 for Yellow. $1.32E0
/ 35 for White and s117hG1.20 for Mixed;
California large Yellow. s125q1 271a; small
Egyptian. 81. 1.40@1.41A for White and 81 Esq
RYEs1. .4I1aQ1. .52h per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S1. .5o@1.T5 per ctl
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potatoes. onion. and Vegetables.

The market for old crop table Potatoes con-
tinued to strengthen under light receipts and
a steadily improving demand. The best Ore
gon Burbanks were quoted firm at slight ad-
vance, but there was no Improvement In prices
OF general offerings. New Potatoes were plen-
tiful and easy at the old range of values
car of Sweets came in from Merced, the first
for some time, and was jobbed out at $262. rs
per Genital. The Onion market was booming
and a newly arrived car OF fine Oregon goods
was quickly closed out at the fiat rate of $1.50
per GENITAL.
over 1000 boxes of Asparagus came in, caus-
ing an easier market for that article The
up surplus lots of the lower grades at 4G4 y c
and lower. Large Rhubarb from San Jose was
In good demand at 81 per box while small
stock from across the bay was slow of sale
at 50Qs5c.
POTATOES-River Whites, 50695c per sack;
Oregon Burbanks. T5cGSI.z0 per ctl; Garnet
Chiles, 75eGS1 per. ctl: Early Rose, S1@1.15
per ctl. small Oregon Seed. 65qI5c per ctl;
new Potatoes, 2hd31ac per ID:
ONIONS-Oregon. 81 2511. so per ctl; Aus
tralian. $3.50 per ctl; Green Onions, 35q6Oc
per box.
VEGETABLES = Asparagus 4Q7c per 10;
Rhubarb, 50c@$1 per box: Green Peas. SO
&c per lb; String and Wax Beans, nominal;
Tomatoes. Mexican 81 .25G2 per box: Cucum-
bers. $1Q2 per dozen; Cabbage, S1.25q1.35 per
ctl; Carrots, $1@12 25 per sack; Garlic, 4Q6c per
lb; Green Peppers, nominal Dried Peppers
121aG15c per ID for sun-dried and lSq20c FOR
eyaporated.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The London tin mar
ket firm and higher with spot quoted
at s175 and futures at e170 los. 1t is re-
ported that there is considerable speculative
excitement abroad and there are rumors of
an April corner. Locally the market was
firm and higher IN sympathy with the foreign
advance. with spot quoted at s3s 5003s. 10.
Copper was higher by 5s in the London
market. spot closing at fS4 los and futures
at e61 los Locally there was no change
Lake is quoted at SIS .50Q1S. rs; electrolytic,
SIS. 25G1S. so; casting, S1sG1S.25.
Lead unchanged at $535G545 in the
local market, but advanced IS Cd to Els 15s
in London.
Spelter was also a shade higher in the Lon
don market closing at e25 los for spot
Locally the market was easy, with spot
quoted at S6.05g610.
Iron was unchanged abroad standard foun-
dry closing at ASS Id and Cleveland warrants
at AIS lid. Locally the market steady.
No. foundry, northern, is quoted at SIS. 500
10. 35; No 2 foundry northern S1S11S SIS:
No. 1 foundry southern. SIS. 25@1s. T5; No 2
foundry southern. s17 T5G1s. So
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increasing. as will be seen in the first column

increasing. as will be seen in the first column
FRUITS-Apricots. 10611c for Royals and
11G12Ac for Moorparks; Peaches. SIC for
standards. She for choice &c for extra choice
end 9H6101ac for fancy; Plums pitted. 6159
7Ihc for Black 7d9c for Red and T69c for
yellow; Silver Prunes. 7Gsc; Evaporated APP
ples f0@11c: Figs. boxes, Soc for choice 55c
fcr extra choice and 6ef65c for fancy; bulk
white 2%G4c per lb: black. 3d315c.
PRUNES-3%04Ac basis for the four sizes
t6O-1o0) and 4Ac basis for the large and
small sizes
RAISINS-F o. b. Fresno-Chofce Seeded.
eQ6Ac; Seeded Seeding Muscatels- 4%95c:
fancy Seeded eG6Nc: Standard loose Musca-
tells 5d5Ac; Standard seedless Muscatels.
3HG4hc: 2-crown London layer raisins 20s.
81 % per box: 3-crown London layer Raisins.
2Os, 81 80 per box: 4-crown fancy clusters, 20s.
81 IS per box: 5-crown Dehesa clusters. 50 per
box: 6-crown imperial clusters. 20s. $3.50 per
box
NUTs-Almonds: Nonpariels. 12h@13c: I K
l., 12c: Ne Plus Ultra. 11hG12c: brakes.
eiAG10c, and Eanguedoc. e691Ac: hardshell.
51hl61kc: Walnuts. No. I softsheii. 13G14c:
No, 2 SQ1Oc: No. hardshell. 121hGl3iac: No.
q s1hGe1sc: Peanuts. e61c for Eastern; Pc
cans 11A1Sc; Cocoanuts. 81. 50Q5.
HONEY-Comb, 121a@15c for white and 1o0
12c for amber: water white extracted. 5A o
size: white. Sc: amber. 4@4i1c: dark. -;
Hawaiian extracted nominal-none here.
BEESWAX-2662111 per h.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO April Favorable weather in
the United States and increase in world s
shipments for the week. the total movement
being 10, S32. coo bushels, against S,675. COO
bushels for the preceding week, caused an
easier feeling at the opening in the wheat
market today. Trading however was OF
small volume many traders holding off on
account of the Government report. which will
be issued tomorrow. Before the end of the
first hour the market had regained most of the
early loss and throughout the remainder OF
the session held firm at slight advance.
Advances in the price of wheat at Minneapolis
and st. Louis were the chief factors for higher
prices, although the strength of corn exerted
some influence. The close was firm. The
May delivery opened unchanged to a shade
higher at Tx Q77Jsc. sold Off to TING and then
advanced to 7Sss ssG7614c. closing A4&c up
at 7SHc.
Trading In the pit was unusually active.
Early in the day the market was strong, but
later an easier feeling developed on profit
taking. A sharp advance at Liverpool and
weather In this country caused the early
strength of the market. May closed about
unchanged at 46Q46bc.
Oats firm all day. May closed un-
changed at 319sc.
Provisions were firm on active buying by
local packers. At the close May pork was
up DC, lard was up 10q12ac and ribs were
T12c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New york cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April 9.-The market was duh
and irregular, with the exception of the first
hour when the list made advance of to 5
points over Saturdays closing, with the UNDER
tone very heavy. Bullish cables We're received
from Liverpool calling attention to the in
creased exports of yarns and cloth for the
United Kingdom shown in the March report
of the Board of Trade. The weather map was
somewhat more favorable and receipts were
moderately heavy, but these influences served
only to cause some hesitation and in no way
produced weakness. Price, the bull leader
came out with very bullish circular calling
attention to the small increase in the Souths
production of cotton since 1894 when the crop
was $500, 600 bales
Futures opened steady. May, 1,2Sc; June,
tember, 10.72c; October. 1057c; November Of
fered. 10.5sc; December. 1059c; January,
10.62c.
Futures closed quiet and steady. April,
11.05c; May. 111sc; July, lille; August.
10.96c: September. 10. CSC; October, 10.54c No
vember, 1o.53c; December. 1o.55c; January,
10.5Sc.
ding gulf, 11.95c Sales 100 bales.
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SUMldRY OF THE MARKETS.

WaLsteet Stocks oscer. Call Money 1S@25 per cent.
Mining Stocks lo7ger and local Securities duh
Nev York and Sterling Exchange loUer. S0er also off.
Wheat Barley and the Grains materially changed
Hay, Braa and MiddingS firm Beans quiet.
Some aibbling at Flour BY China reported.
Eggs &c higher Butter and Cheese unchanged
Beef and Lamb slightly Eoer. Mutton and Pork unchanged
Dried Peaches IN acti5e demand here and eSeachere.
Provisions firmly held but quiet
Potatoes in better demand and frmer Onions higher.
Receipts OF Poultry quickly closed Game l0q0 and o5Ver
Oranges light supply and firm Apble and Bananas strong
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags buyer June-July, 7%d
7zc; San Quentin. elsc; Wool Bags, so@ssc;
small lots 31Q34c; Fleece Twine, 71sc.
COAL-Welington, $3.50 per ton: New Wei
lngtcn 81 SO: Seattle. $3.50: Bryant $6 so;
Beaver Hill, $3.50; Roslyn. 81: Coos Bay IS so;
Richmond $3.50; Cumberland. S14 inSbulk and
s15.25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
S14; Camel. 50 per ton: Coke, $1f. 5O513 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions. $3.50 per short ton.
OILSQuotations are for barrels; for cases
add &C. Linseed. 52c per gallon for boiled and
soc for raw Castor OIL in cases. No. l. roc:
Bakers AA. cases. 81 -2061- p; Lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut, cases. 656
Tsc per gallon: Cocoanut OIL in barrels 5Sc
for Ceylon and SOC for Australian. extra
tleached winter Sperm Oil. CSC; natural winter
Sperm Oil. 63c: extra bleached winter Whale
Oil. Coo; natural Whale Oil. 55c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. I5c; No. l Lard OIL. csc;
Pure Neatsfoot Oil. 15c: No Neatsfoot OIL
5T1sc: Herring OIL 40c: Salmon Oil. 34c: boiled
Fish OIL 35c: raw Fish OIL. 35c: Paint Oil. s5c.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

Both local and northern milers are now re-
porting some inquiry from China for Flour.
and while business has yet resulted they
expct to consummate some sales on this ac-
count during the next three or four weeks.
This is in line with the news already printed
dying out.
FLOUR-California Family Extras, $4.To1
g. usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 6004 90;
Oregon and Washington. So. 5094.12h per bbl
for average and up to 81. 40 for the best brands.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in pack
ages are as follows Graham Flour, 1925 per
100 lbs; Rye Flour $375: Rye Meal 80;
Rice Flour IS. Corn Meal, 50. 10; extra Cream
DO S3T5: Oat Meal. $4.5o@4. 75; Oat Groats
4I5: Hominy. sS75Q4; Buckwheat Flour.
Whole Wheat Flour $3.50: Rolled Oats. bbs,
sT@s; in sacks, Se50@7.50: Rolled Wheat. bbs
81 60; in sacks. $40: Pearl Barley $6 Split
PEAS boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per 100
] mounds
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EASTERN LIvEsrocK mARKEr.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, April e.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
is, ooo; strong to 10c higher. Beeves, $4,000;
cows and heifers, $1.5oQ5; stockers and feed
HoGsWReceipts. 80 600; SC higher; estimat-
ed tomorrow, 10 00O Mixed. and butchers.
So. 30d6. 521a; good heavy, s6.40@6.50; rough
heavy. So 2096.35 light, S6.30Q6.474; pigs.
So. 4o66. 35: bulk of sales. S6.421a G64T1a.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; steady. Sheep,
So. 25Q6.40; lambs, S5Q665.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY Mo. April 9.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 5000 Strong to 10c higher Native
steers 81 2516 native and heifers, 50. 25
6;5 10: stockers and feeders, S3G4.S0; bulls,
S3G4 Is; calves S366.75: Western fed steers,
So 50G5 25: Western fed COWS, 81 T5G4.50-
HOGS-Receipts. 1000: strong to &c higher.
Bulk of sales, Sc 25H8.35: heavy, $4,000
6.S7ls packers. se.2506 AIN; pigs and light.
FYs;fIIfla sHEEPNReceipts 10000; steady Muttons.
81 5Od6; lambs S566.60; range wethers. So. so
az. %: fed ewes. s4.T5@5. so.
Omaha.
OMAHA Nebr.. April 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $500: strong to 10c higher. Native
steers S4G15 so; cows and heifers. $3G4 75;
western steers So 2564.65: Gamers. 81. sea
275: stockers and feeders. 81 1904 90; calves.
$500 so; bulls and stays 81. 50G4. 25.
HOGS-Receipts. 45oo: strong to shade high
er Heavy. s6. 2596. PIX; mixed. Sc. 221s66. 20:
light. s6.20d6.25; pigs, $5.5096.1o; bulk of
sales se. .25G6. 80.
sHEEP-Receipts $4,000: steady. Yearlings.
s5 5oM6. 2O: wethers. $4,000 10; ewes. $i.50Q
575; lambs. Sc 20665o.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Neu York Money Market

NEW YORK April 9.-Money on call.
strong. l0d25 per cent: ruling rate, IS92O per
cent; closing bio and offered, - per cent.
Time loans hard; sixty days, 6 per cent, with
commission added ninety days and six months,
9 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 515qo PEI. cent.
Sterling exchange. steady at decline with
actual business IN bankers bills at S4s4254
Z $3.50 Tor demand and at S4.sl5oG4.S .Sl6O for
sixty day bills.
Posted rates, 81 S3@4. .S3la and S4S51 "a Sc.
Commercial bills. $4.sl@4.sI5s.
Bar silver 64Lc
Mexican dollars z9&s
Government bonds, weak; railroad bonds,
heavy
The highest rate for the day was 25 per cent,
but in the afternoon the rare steadily receded.
The close was the lowest point OF the day.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry opened the week with the market in
good shape for sellers, there being good in
quiry for everything on the list. car OF
Western came in and was quickly closed out
at stiff prices Prices for local stock were
largely nominal, there were only coops
received. Game was slow of sale and Hare
and White Geese were lower.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. nominal: Geese,
per pair. $2Q$2. so: Goslings. 50. 50Q3; Ducks,
seas; per dozen for old and $7G1O fer
young; Hens S5G550 for small and S6Q7 FOR
large: young Roosters, $TQS; old Roosters.
s4.50G5. so; F'ryers. $55ea560; Broilers. $50
for small and $5Q5.50 for large; Pigeons,
81 25Q11. 80; Squads, S2G2. so.
GAME-Per dozen-Hare. 81. 25G1.5 50 Cotton
tail Rabbits 81 50l2; Brush Rabbits, $1G1. .25;
Gray Geese $2.50@3; White Geese, 5Oc@$1
Brant. $1Q1.25 for small and 81 for large.
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Hay and FecdstufYs,

The free receipts of Hay yesterday included
T3 cars but in spite of these large arrivals
the market was reported strong. with good
local demand. Feedstuffs were firm. but no
higher.
BRAN-s19 50@20 so per ton.
SHORTS-$20Q21. 80 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S2TQ29 per ton.
cake Meal in 5-ton lots. s37; jobbing s3I SO
per ton: cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills s23
in 10 and $23 so in ton lots; jobbng $24
Corn Meal, $2I 50@2s Cracked Corn. $3.50
2s so: Mixed Feed, $24G25; Horse Beans $500
40 per ton Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl;
Calfalfa Meal, carload lots. S22 jobbing. S23. so
per ton; Mealfalfa $50 in car lots and $23. so
in smaller quantities.
HAY-Wheat. s11. 5091650; Wheat and Oat
S10114; Oat S9q13; Volunteer Wild Oat. seq
II; stable. S7.50G9; stock. $tQS; Alfalfa.
SlQ.50Q1l.50 per ton.
TRAW-30655c per bale.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, April 9.-FLoUR-Receipts
IL, 600 barrels; exports 2300 barrels; market
firm with light trade.
WHEAT--Receipts none; exports ,4s 6ao
bushels. Spot irregular: No. ] Northern Du-
luth S7%c f. 0. b. afoat. Options opened
higher on steady cables and reports of good
cash demand and predictions of decrease In
the visible supply. They eased off under
realizing ard liberal receipts, but rallied again
before midday. and while somewhat irregula,.
at the close the prices were finally steady at
net advance of A@3sc. May closed at sse:
July closed at Sac; September closed at S2%c
HAY-Steady-
HOPS-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
HIDES-Firm.
WOOI-Steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. steady; mild steady.
Cordova 10@12%c. Futures closed steady byf
at a net decline of 5q10 points; total sales
l46 500 bags, including May, 6.55G6 Csc. JuIv
6. 75Q6. SOC; September, 6. .90Q6. 35c; Novero. !.
ber 7.15c.
sUGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining. 2 1a-ao
63 Lice: centrifugal SO test 3 17-32a3 lie
molasses sugar. 2 25-32G2 13-16c. Refined
BUTTER-Easy; Western factory. common
to frsts. 13G16c; Western imitation creamery
arsts 17c.
CHEESE-Firm
EGGS-Unsettled; Western irsts, 19c; West
ern seconds. 1s9c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market 10
firm in tone. with available supplies light and
quotations choice and fancy grades more
or less nominal in the absence OF offerings
Common TO fair are quoted at 71s@S1ac: fair
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Fresh selected Eggs advanced 15c to 19c on
the Exchange, this being the only price change
of the day All conditions remain before.
The prices for Cheese considered too high
ping movement is not active it has been.
though some shipments Deing made. Re-
eeipts of Eggs were heavy for Monday and in
spite of the liberal storing number of houses
were oversupplied. The Butter market was
only moderately supplied and firm.
Business on the Exchange was as follows:
Butter-Nothing doing.
Eggs-10- cases fresh selected, 191hc; Is do.
Ice; 20 do. 1870.
CheeseE25 fancy new flats 12Ac; 25 do 12c
Receipts We're 5S, 800 lbs Butter, AZ, 800 lbs
Cheese and 2976 cases Eggs
DAIRY EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTA
TIONS.
(Note-The Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices as established by sales, bids
and offers On the Exchange. Prices for Butter
and Eggs on the street are governed by the
Exchange quotations, but generally range about
IQ1hc higher. owing to the miscellaneous
character of the business.)
BUTTER-Fresh-Califo extras, 20i5c.
firm: firsts. 19c steady; seconds, Isle.
steady: Eastern. nominal: Eastern Ladies'
Nomnal Storage goods-California nominal:
Eastern nominal. Ladles-Nominal; packing
stock lIHc. steady.
CHEESE-California fancy new 12c.
frm: frsts lie, firm; seconds. nominal;
Young Americas. fancy. IL 5c. weak: frsts.
1O1sc weak: seconds nominal Eastern-Nom-
inai: Western, nominal. Storage-California,
nominal; Young Americas. nominal: Eastern
laHaS EGSec,s0Fresh California selected, Ice.
steady. frsts tic, steady; seconds, Ice,
steady thirds 15c, steady; Eastern hrsts
nominal. storage-Nominal-