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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03

church" and "Christ's work." He
then tells great whoppers about what
the people Of the United States ulti-
mately hope to do-and as result
there are heartburnings, a great
hubbub that does nobody good and re-
tards the progress Of the state and
lessons the happiness Of the people.
It's largely because the get ac-
quainted" idea has not permeated the
system of either Mormon or Gentle.
Careful observation OF the Mormon
people and the tendency Of the aver
age member OF the church as demon
strated in everyday life leads the
writer to conclude that the Saints
compare very favorably in every way
with the average Gentle In Indiana,
Maryland, Louisiana, Ohio, or any
other eastern state. They are neither
better nor worse. They are Of the
same blood and largely Of the same
disposition. In Utah there are liars,
cheats and people who swear and
drink booze, and in every state In the
east this class of people is quite large.
But be ii said to the everlasting glory
of civilization in the year OF our Lord,
1906, the great majority In Utah and
among the Gentiles Of the east are
truthful, honest, reliable, law-abiding
people, with a disposition to do about
the right thing.
The average GENTLE in Utah is not
a bad mantle Mormon should ex-
tend him the right hand Of fellow.
ship and "get acquainted" The
average Mormon is good man, but 1t
is unfortunately true that his heart is
made to burn by the criticism Of men
and women, who, though having lived
In Utah quarter century, have not
yet "become acquainted" with a
Mormon. The gentle can well afford
to meet the Latter-day Saint on a
friendly footing, grasp his hand in
brotherly fashion, treat him kindly,
considerably, courteously, come To
know him as he is, inside and out. In
nine cases out OF ten 1t will be found
that he will measure in any way with
any man who walks Gods footstool.
Let's get acquainted,
1t can not be denied that In Utah
there are problems to solve, but 1t Is
extremely doubtful If these questions
are Of greater moment, so far as the
nation is concerned, than are those
problems in New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky, Colorado, Illinois,
South Carolina and Louisiana. The
questions in Utah will be solved
Utah has solved many dinicult prob
lens in the past-but the present ques-
tions can be brought to a more salts
factory conclusion and sooner if con-
ilcting forces in this state would be.
come better acquainted.
In civic business and social life,
Mormons should "get acquainted
with their fellow Mormons and with
Gentiles; these latter in turn should
be glad and happy to so bear chem
selves that the Mormons can treat
them with at least a kindly considera-
ton. An armed neutrality in this
peaceful land, with a gun going of
halfcocked sometimes, produces a
condition that is hurtful, not helpful.
Lets get acquainted.
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Outside Buying Orders still Further
Advance the COmstocks-

The only feature of interest on the Stock
and Bond Exchange yesterday was further
decline In United Railroads bonds to $3.50.
Otherwise the market was tame. Stocks ex-
and E. l. du Pont de Nemours Powder pre-
ferred, SIPS.
The Comstock mining shares were again the
center OF attention, and under buying orders
from the East and Nevada the list advanced
again, Savage selling up to As There was
the usual trading in the Southern Nevadas.
which exhibited new features.
Dividends paid yesterday: Pacific Lighting
Company, regular monthly, 4oc per share.
amounting to $4,000; Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar, regular monthly, 6oc per share,
amounting to $65. 600; West Shore Oil. Sc
The United Railways Investment Company OF
San Francisco Will pay a dividend OF "A per
cent on the preferred stock on May l.
The Philadelphia Mint will be closed for
three months during the fiscal year. beginning
in June. because OF a decrease OF $4,000 in
the appropriation for wages.
The Onomea Sugar Company. having passed
the monthly dividends until further notice,
none paid yesterday -.-..-
Warren K. Dove. president OF the Wall
Street Daily News. having completed q second
examination Of the Comsteck mines and the
Sutro tunnel will soon leave for the East.
The regular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Geary Street, Park and Ocean Rail-
road Company has been called for April H.
A special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Fulton Iron Works has been called for May
81, TO vote on q proposition to create bonded
Indebtedness of $500, 600.
The Chartered Bank OF India. Australia and
China is about to declare a dividend for the
last half year at the rate OF IA per cent per
anr,1r1 free OF income tax. and a bonus of 10
per cent to office establishment 1t is proposed
1t E075. .O00 and to carry Es6.0o0 forward as
undivided profits
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain. Bags, buyer June July. 7Sc;
ean Quentin, &c; Wool Bags segSSe; small
CoAL-wellington $3.50 per ton; New Wei
Iington $3.50: Seattle. $3.50: Bryant. so;
Bsayer H Rss1 M SIS ss II Bi S
s15.25 In sacks; Pennsyivania Anthracite Egg,
SI4. Camel 50 per ton; Coke, sl1- 10g13 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions $3.50 per short ton
OILSQuotations are for barrels; for cases
add Sc: Linseed, &c per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA, cases. 81 2oa1 %; Lucol, SOC for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut. cases. esq
5Sc per gallon: Cocoanut OH. IN barrels 5Sc
bIeached winter sperm on, 65c: natural winter
sperm OIL CSC: extra bleached winter Whale
Oil, 6oc: natural Whale OIL. 55c; extra winter
Pure Neatsfoot OIL. 75c; No Neatsfoot OIL.
81 &c: Herring OIL 40c; Salmon OIL. 34c. boiled
Fish on 3Sc raw PIsn ne OIL z2 SSc PANT on 1t sSe
Coal OIL. in bulk. 1olae; Pearl Oil. in cases
re- Astral. lie: Star, lie; Extra Star. zoe;
elaine 2ec EOesns lss @ stove stove, GssolIne s,n in in
bulk. 1e15c; In cases 2Ses No. I Engine Dis
tillate iron barrels or drums, Sc: No do.
6I5c: cases B1ac more; Benzine, in bulk, 121Sc;
cases, 1ec; se-degree Gasoline in bulk. 2ec: in
TURPENTINE-ssc per gallon in cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 50
SIC per ID: White Lead. SGSSc. according to
quantity
pany quotes as follows. per lb In 100-lb bags:
cubes A crushed and Fine Crushed, 555c:
powdered. 5.4oc: Candy Granulated. 540c: Dry
Granulated. fine 5.3ec: Dry Granulated. coarse.
& soc; Fruit GranuIated. $500; Beet Granulated
110e-lb bags onlyl 5.10c; Coafectioners' A.
ssoe Masnos dG 4; 4sSs ss. bsrrs1. EStra Toe ses
half barrels Csc more: boxes. SOC more; SOL
bags. 1oc more for all kinds. Tablets-Ffalf
Donincs, s.sGc per Ib No order taken for
less than seventy-ive barrels or its equivalent
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables.

The market was closely cleaned up and firm
on the upper grades OF old Potatoes and a few
small sales of fine Oregon Burbanks We're re-
ported at S1.2O per Genital Cheap stock showed
some little improvement, the supplies being
less excessive than previously New Potatoes
were more plentiful, but firmer, there being
some demand for shipment to the north.
Onions were reported to be cleaning up readily
and the best Oregon lots brought slight ad-
vance
Less than 900 boxes of Asparagus were re-
eeived and as there was some shipping demand
in addition to the local trade prices had an
other sharp advance. AS high as lec per pound
was obtained for few favored brands IN the
early trade. Aside from an advance in Cab
bage and Carrots there was no change In
prices of other vegetables.
OTATOESERtver Whites, 50495c per sack;
Oregon Burbanks, 75c@$I.1 10 per ctl; Garnet
Chiles. 75c@S1 per ctl: Early Rose, Slgl 10
per ctl; small Oregon Seed. 659I5c per ctl;
new Potatoes, 3G4c per ID.
ONIONS Oregon, s5caS1.2o per ctl; Austral-
ian. $3.50 per ctl; Green Onions, 5O@t5c per
box
VEGETABLES Es-Asparagus, 514Qsc per. lb:
Rhubarb 6ocdS1 per box: Green Peas gag
sc per lb; String and Wax Beans. nominal;
Tomatoes Mexican, S1@1 90 per box; Cabbage.
81 % per ctl; Carrots. S1Q1-2 per sack; Garlic,
5GSc per lb; Green Peppers, nominal; Dried
Peppers, 121aQ15c per ID for sun-dried and Is
620c for evaporated; Mushrooms, nominal
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Beans and seeds,

The circular Of the Schultz Hansen Company
says OF Beans:
THE crop of 1905 was the largest and the
quality the very best in the history or the
State. The fall and winter demand was ex-
Ceedingly large; probably more Beans shipped
East during the fall and winter months than
ever before recorded. This heavy business
may have had something to do with the pres
ent dullness in the market, dealers having
bought more than their trade required. Much
Of the fall purchases are stil on hand. and
until this stock Is reduced change in mar
ket conditions is expected.
THE Middle West buyers and New York
and Boston dealers complain Of dull markets.
due to a great extent TO the open winter
Receipts Of foreign Beans on the Atlantic
seaboard are light and stocks in Michigan and
New York reported only fair. but those
usual spring demand better prices are ex-
pected"
Stock Of Beans on hand In California March
1. 1906, are estimated follows: Large
Whites, $4,000 sacks; small Whites. $4,000;
Limas. 175,o0e; Pinks, 225. COO; Bayos, 10000;
Blackeyes, II. 600; various, $4,000
Butter, S4a4 25; small White, s3-10q3. 80; large
White, 81. 30@2. so; Pink, S1.70Q1 80; Red. 50 20
Q3.35; Lima. 81. 35d4. 40; Red Kidneys. So IS
q; Buckeyes. S4.4544. go per ct; Horse Beans,
$11591-S5
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81 50Qei. 10; Yellow
Mustard. So 50Q3.75; Flaxseed 81. 5Oq3; Ca
nary, eQ6Ae; Alfalfa. 12c; Rape, 24aQ3e;
Timothy. &c: Hemp. 5q5lac per ID; Millet,
Q3Ac, Broom Corn Seed. $2Gq21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, $lS5; Green Peas.
So 1912 30 per ctl
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Netr York stnck ,Iarket.

AEN Nf1Rk April 5.-The stringency in
me money market was unrelieved today and
indeed lowed evidence Of aggravation. The
erect fs to psraiyze speculative activity in
fle stock market Early in the day there
was soFae show OF animation and marking up
of PRICES in an apparent effort TO revive specu-
latives interest and keep prices moving upward.
, he attempt was almost entirely abandoned as
80 as the loaIing operations for the day be
- -le selllng pressure, however. was SIN
& Aarly free from urgency and the effect on
ftces was slight The argument is heard in
L4ls connection lhst the indifference Of the
market 10 the high rates for commercial loans
Is evidence OF the equipment OF the active par
ifS 70 the speculation with money resources
occurred IN time loans. which leaves exemption
-r1rn the eXigencies Of the coal loan market.
The highly professional character OF the COM
Uitmeuts IN the stock market is argued from
The small general response in the way OF scat
terec selling orders 10 the sharp squeeze and
l- "a Laoi.el- N a period OF ordinary speculatiye
ac-tVlly 2. hurry IN call loans 70 as high as 10
per cent has the effect OF inducing a spilling
or ~ liquidation on the part Of holders un-
Eillng 70 carry stocks at the rate of Interest.
There has been no evidence Of any such result
thus far this week except in z small way, and
--he speculative position is maintained with
stubborn pe-tinacity. Prices OF stocks have
been held a. an average level considerably
above that at the close Of last week. although
me maximum money rate on each successful
oay mas amounted TO a higher level. Last
wesCs speculation was based largely on the
edDadence thar any furry there might be IN
llc neE would be temporary and would pass the
p 2Tst on Monday II is hardly sufficient ex-
yianetion Ct the Indifference 10 the m oney rate
reflected fn the stock market today that spec
'l-ative holders are supplied with time funds.
IN view q the very active borrowing which
occurred al the stock Exchange day after day
and the eager bidding which carries the cali
can rate I'D with feverish fluctuations. To-
DAY the rate reached 10 per cent BY noon and
30 per cent before the close. Discussion cen
Tered entirely in the money situation. Rumors
were current during the early part Of the day
an engagernent of several million dollars
Z 70 Tor import Negotiations fer gold in
lro9ress. but no actual engagements were made
during The stock Exchange session Condi-
Mons ali pointed to the success Of these neeo-
uaricls. however Transfers through the Sub
treasury were made today Of $500 600 70 San
Francisco and Of S40O 0O0 to New Orleans The
money situation produced its greatest effect
during the furry in the closing dealings and
the closing vss consequently weak. but the
days declines were restricted TO moderate pro-
portions.
Bonds we've heavy. Total sales, par value.
p $1,000
United states old 4s declined x per cent
nd the new IS 4 per cent on call
New York stock List.
T. F. Hutton & Co. SO California street,
san Francisco, members OF the New York
stock Exchange. furnish the following official
quotations Of that Exchange:
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New York Cotton Marked.

NEW YORK. April 5.-COTTON-The spot
situation continues the sustaining feature of
the market Weather conditions in general ara
still unfavorable, which is causing much ap-
prehension in regard to the new crop outlook.
The market showed good strength on the large
advances.
Dick says: The spot situation is too strong
TO be ignored and the bad character of crop
news is daily becoming more apparent
Futures opened steady. May l12Ic; July
11.1Gc; August, lie; September, 10.7Oc; Octo-
Der, 19.55c; November. offered, 1o.54c; Decein-
ber 10.5Ic.
Futures closed steady. April. II o3c; May.
111Ic; June, 11.09c; July, II. 13c; August
1O-e5c; September, 10-6sc; October, Io.54e; No
10.5Sc.
Spot closed quiet points higher Middting
uplands. 11.I0ci middlIng gulf, IL 95c. Sales,
ASS bales.
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Various reports deciar-
ing falls -sown wheat to be in excellent condi-
tion caused general selling of wheat tojay
and resulted in weak market At the closa
the May delivery was down 5sQa4c. Corn was
Sc higher. Oats showed a loss of JsQAc
Provisions were &c to i215c lower
The Ohio State crop report was the principal
weakening influence in the wheat market 1T
gave the condition of wheat on April l as I6lg
compared with 9S on December l. This an :
nouncement brought out heavy selling wllicb
caused q sharp decline in prices An estimate
Of an English statistician, which placed shi,,-
ments OF wheat for the week from Argentina
st A. 404, 600 against 3,366, 900 bushels the nre-
ceding week, increased the selling movement
The market was higher at the opening on act
i've buying by leading commission houses, but
the hrmness was of short duration and prices
were weak for the remainder of the day The
close was weak, with prices near the lowest
point OF the day. May opened MQAc to 4@
ard gradually declined to 7I17Q77%c. Final
quotations were at 77Ae. July ranged be
net loss of AQ&c at 77Ac.
There was lively demand for corn all day
ana the market was firm: Cash houses and
brokers were the principal bidders their de-
mand being the result of small local receipts
unfavorable weather and advance of NC to
1sc IN the price of cash corn. The market
closed steady ana close to the highest price Of
the day. May opened a shade to &c lower at
44Kc to 441sQ45c, advanced to 4514c and closed
Oats were firm early in the day, because of
active demand by pit traders. who Were infiu-
tHCcu Dy fcDOieS ol wei weather. Later the
market weakened somewhat on free selling by
a prominent bull. May opened nc lower TO a
shade higher at 31Sc to 313Q31ssc, sold at
81 &C. declined to 81 1sc and closed at 31Ac
Trading in provisions was quiet and the
market was inclined to be weak. Selling of
lard by foreigners, decline OF sc in the price
OF live hogs and profit taking by local
packers caused the price to sag. At the close
May pork down 755c at S16.12h, lard was
down 5d7l5c at SS.35 and ribs Were 109121lc
lower at Ss5215.
The leading futures ranged as follows
A TlrnAr oh Ilnrrt
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Hay and Fecdstuns.

Feedstuffs rule rather firm than otherwise.
receipts being light at present Hay is In
moderate receipt and firm and dealers say that
If these conditions continue much longer prices
will surely advance. The circular of Somers
& Co. says:
There has been some little increase In
shipments of Hay to market during the past
week the total showing 3570 tons in compar RI
son with 1850 for the week preceding In
spite of this increase the situation. seems IL
anything bit stronger. all grades selling
readily at quotations. Crop prospects are still
promising, but the good demand both local lly
and from coastwise points, helps to keep our
market well cleaned up Country warehouses
are still unloading very good proportion Of
their stocks to interior points where large
contracting work is being DONE As the season
draws along II becomes more and more evil
dent that we will go into the new season with
practically no carry-over stock
Alfalfa continues in ample supply and a
bit neglected Stock Hay also is In light
demand on account OF the present good grass
supply Choice Wheat Hay still continues to
bring top quotations. the medium grades of
Wheat and tame Oat showing more acfivifv
than any other particular quality. With prices
we give practically no change from the ono
tations of last week. although Continuance
of the present demand will surely resuIt m
some advance over present figures
BRAN-$19d20 per ton.
SHORTS-$2o421 per ton.
FEEpSTUFFS- Rolled Barley, $25d26: Oil
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, April -FLoUR-Receipts.
steady, with slow trade.
WHEAT-Recepts, 2000 bushels; exports
2200 bushels. Spot, easy; No. z red S1sc
elevator; No. red, S94sc (. o. b. afioat; No.
1 Northern Duluth, S1sc T. o. b. afloat Op-
tions opened lower on poor cables, but rallied
cash grain. Later they turned very weak under
a bearish Ohio State report, expected big Ar
gentine shipments and full receipts, closing
easy and Is q 7sc net lower; May So Js qS6 5-16c,
closed $50 July, 1895 QS4c, closed S3 &c; Sep
tember. S21z zdS31se, closed S21ac.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOoL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
COFFEE-Futures closed net unchanged to
five points higher. Sales, 2T.750 bags incud-
ing: May, 660e; July. $500; September 695
qTc. Spot Rio, quiet; mild, quiet.
SCGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining, 1916;
centrifugal 90 test. 1928 9-16c; molasses
sugar 25d32d2 13-16c. Refined, quiet.
BUTTER-UnchanGed
CHEESE+Unchanged
EGGS-Steady. Western frsts. 17c Western
seconds 16G1655c; Southerns 15G1Tc.
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinues firm. Common TO fair, TQs14c; fair to
good 1905 crop. S&@SBc; nearly to strict
prime, 9q9lac; choice, 9x410c; fancy, lie.
PRUNES-Are in fairly active demand with
quotations ranging from 45sc to Sc. according
to Grade.
APRICOTS-Are in demand but business is
restricted by the light offerings. Choice 10at
Gle; extra choice. IL \ a12e; fancy, 12Q12l5c
PEAcHES-Are in good demand Choice at
lo1ac; extra choice, 1ll2c; fancy, 1lsc; extra
fancy 12c.
Raisins are unchanged
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. April 5.-The London tin mar
ket was lower, with spot closing at EI67 and
futures at &16S los. Locally the market was
quiet. with prices showing little change on the
3s.2Tl5.
Copper was lower in London, closing at sS4
as od for spot and &S1 lis Cd for futures I.o-
cally no change was reported, with lake quot
ed at S1S.50d1sT5. electrolytic at SIS .250
1880. and casting at Slsd1s 25
Lead was unchanged at els los in London
and at S5.33q5.45 In the local market
Spelter advanced 5s to e25 rs Cd in London
but remained duh at Sc 106I6.20 in the local
market
Iron was lower in the English market, with
standard foundry closing at ASS 4d and Cleve-
land warrants at ASS 412d Locally the market
is quiet, but firm
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COMMERCIAL - Al
FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Banb Of England rate of discount reduced from 81 per cent
CAL Money in NeU York rises 80 per cent. Time Money
plentiful
Si5eT 2sc bacer Exchange rates about as before.
Wdstreet Stocks loay the day. Cotton higher again.
C0nSock shares still higher under good buying orders
VeGt quiet Cash Barley higher Corn and Oats fh1dtag
Hay and FeedstI1Fs firm and Beans quiet.
Butter and Eggs slightly higher. Cheese unchanged.
Precision and Meat markets still firm
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables steady to firm.
Poultry in light receipt and brisk demand.
4PPS OrdNgeS Lemons and Lines active demand and firm
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wheat and other Grain..

WHEAT--Chicago was ~ lower on the day.
A wire from there said: Some of the North
west buyers of yesterday became sellers in
this market. There were some bearish mes
eages from the Northwest in regard to large
Manitoba stocks of WHEAT. Regardless OF the
encouraging talk from time to time about ex-
port business, there is very little open demand
and the Flour situation does not improve.
We cannot see anything to base bull opera
tions on at this time.
There was not much change in this market
Buyers would purchase al their own price, but
sellers decline to make concessions, So busi-
ness continues dull. Offerings ample for
ali needs There was not much change in
futures but December was freely bought in
'''e CASH WHEAT
california Club si35; California White
Australian 81 42h: lower grades of California
Wheat, Sl.I212Gl.20; Northern Club, spot
81. 300 .31A: Northern Bluestem, SLIP y al So
Northern Red. s1.25.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
December-s1.27A
p. m. Session.
May-No sales: s1.2ez bid. $127is asked.
December-S1.2Th.
BARLEY-There was some trading In De-
cember in the forenoon, but otherwise futures
were quiet :, and nd featureless. sal sale Of cash
is still tame and featureless.
CASH BARLEY
Feed, S1.16A@1.1s# for common and 81 200
1.21A for good to. choice; Brewing. s1.2215D
LIZ
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
~May-No sales: s1.1S bid. s1.1sla asked.
December-97c.
p. m. Session.
May-No sales: s1.1S bid, S1.1s11 asked.
December-91c.
oATs-Now that the seed demand is over,
quotations show considerable revision. There
are 10 Grays on the market at present
Red, 81 1901. SO for choice, Sf321a61 371z
for fair to good and Sl.2T 15q1,30 for common;
Black, S1.271aqL37la: White, 81. 5591. 80; Sur
prise, 81 .65QL75 per ctl.
CoRN-The market continues unsettled and
scarce and wanted. while Mixed is In better
supply than any other kind, while the demand
for 1t is very slow. Yellow rules steady.
There is very little Corn coming In from the
West at present
Western sacked, s1.271a for Yellow. s1321zQ
35 for White and S1.1I5aQ1.20 for Mixed:
California large willow, 81 25@1. Ply; small
round do $155; White. $1.3TlsaL 40; Egyp-
tian. 81. 40@l. Ala for White and 1.25q1 80 for
Brown.
RYE3s1.471aQ1.52 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-$1- 50gl-75 per ctl.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
- York NIo,,er nIarkel

NEW YORK. April 5.-Cose: Money on
cell strong higher; htg hest. so per cent: low
est 8: ruling rate. log y per cent: last loan.
90 Der cent closing bid and offered at 80
per cent
Time loans. firm: s lxty and ninety DAYS. 59
- -er cent SIX nlV nths. per cent.
Ltll-e mercantile paper. 5AG5R per cent.
oleililg eNcnanfs weak. with actual busi-
ness IN bankers Pills At 81. .s495a4 So for de-
a-snd ana al Sis235G4 S24O Tor sixty-day
Posted rates. 81 4SSG4. .s3l5 and 81 S694 sGIs
1or1nlercial lSlls. 81 S2d4 S2Is
Bar silver - &c
Mexican do1s rs s9%c
Ronds-GovSS nnents. weak; railroads
heaKV.