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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
BULLS BOOM CEREALS.
DrOUth Situation an the Southeast
Shoes No Relief for Wheat.

The bulls had things all their own way on the
Produce Exchange yesterday. Prices for wheat adj
Fhneed to rs cents first sales. in response to
adNlces from the Southwest that the drouth situa-
uon there had become moro serious and the fore
cast indicated no relief Up to noon there not
n bear report on any OK the private wire bulletins
TIE bears were caught short, having Oversold the
day before on reports OF rain in Kansas and Mis-
sour. While yesterdays map showed clear condi-
IONS telegram from Snow said that the green
pug was causing damage and that conditions were
favorable for the spread OF the pest After show
Ing decline the cables rallied early on the drOuth
news Corn was stronger also, advancing y to Is
cent in sympathy with wheat and on reports OF
continued rains I'm the Ohio Valley. May oats
established a new high record, jumping to 441ac.
me weeks shipments of grain from Argentina,
compared with those of the week previous, were
as follows: Wheat $4,000 bushels. against 1885,.
OW bushels; corn, 10000 bushels, compared with
shipments the week previous Wheat shipments
since January l have been 1872, go bushels,
against 4O,SO60Oe bushels for the time year
ago. corn shipments since May l, 1906, 1851 900,
against lS,SlSOOO for corresponding period last
year Visible supply yesterday: Wheat. 1854 900
1S4.eOo bushels, compared with l14O0O bushels the
week before.
Locally. May wheat yesterday sold up to within
$40 cent of the seasons high point and continued
sLronS throughout the day. closing within Is cent
OF the TOP price for the day. Corn continued strong,
but was quiet, while were firm and within "a
cent OF the top price on May.
A late dispatch from Kansas said that miers in
Kansas city had put up prices for flour 90 TO 70
cents a barrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
OTHER MARkErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, April observation-disclosures. about 1900
mead; market strong: to best steers - 500
g. 10 heifers. 50 5a$5 cows So 5Ogs6 bulls s. 300
" co. calves 50 50Sg 7s stoeeTs and feeders. So 5Og
s. To- HoGS-Reeeipts about rs 600 head; market biOc
lower choice heavy shipping 50 70qs8 TO- light butchers
81 50gSS q light mixed. 50 6hq&6 20; choice Light
Of sales, SO e5d$G 10 sEIEEP-Hscepts. about 5000;
s. co. lambs S6gSs 80.
Cincinnati. April I2HoGs strong; butchers and ship
ptrs' 50 e2aqS0 IS; common S. 5odsB 66. CATTLE
g$S3 SHEEP strong; S39s5 95: lambs steady; SO
East Buffalo, April -cATTIEIooOd demand and
tTm prime steers S. 60d$S 90. VEAIS-Receipts 200
bead; slow and steady: 81 BOSS. few IS - HOGS
Receipts $500 head fairly active and JOG lower heavy
ana % mixed So TO- YOrTer9 g lo9sI TO- Pisa q lag
active; sheep steady lambs zoe higher lambs S59s9 20
S36S6 20.
Kansas City. April I2-CATTLE-Recelpts 600 head
including 90 southerns market strong % !ee hsher
choice export and dressed beef steers 50 4O6 4O fair
to good. s4qs5 30: Western fsd steers "a 2s@sS 75
soeker ana feeders S4GS5 2 Southern steers s4S5 co.
southern S3fS4 80: native 81 09S4 80; native
hei1ers 50 SQS5 S. bulls 50 701s4 Do calves S4Qs1 %
IiOsSFteceips o.0OO head; market bQ1@5c lower: top
SO 5 bulk OF sales SO 81 5dS0 81 heavy. 50 45s6 b0
packers. 50 471s@S8 90 pigs and lights, s. bOqS6 h5
SHEEP-EteceiDts. 1900 head: market steady lambs,
50 e0uSs and yeaFlngs. IS $3.50 %; Western fed
yearngs s6gS7 Western fed sheep $685. s;oeksrs ana
feeders, g4gS5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE Markets


BEANS AND PEAs-IAght trading was reported again
to-day Marrow stin show weakness and there are few
on about 81 s55 3D. so ans'a sed h9s
Scuit to buy chSts st I'm pea 5 IS1ns and It WAS
81 4sl some carload lots however were obtainabs at
pressure sell the any further Comes
held about steady We quote BEANS marrow choIce'
per bush 81 ooa 90 e9I'Ton 70 sood 81 5ogs eO do
white kidney choice s. 1889 So do red kidney s. s
81 So do lima. California. s. %: GREEN PEAS seotSa
BJTTEIs-Recelpts to-day s7ss pigs. Buyers showed
tair interest again to gay and the market maintains
changed but fresh arrivals cleaning up fairly We'll
poSod We aaot qa%e e ss' p a9s + re
Aiercantis ESchange. Official quotation extras Socl;
do held extras. Sos DO rsts 2Tg29c seconds ESQ
2sG20c: good prime 25q27e; do common 10 tsir
rs imitation eSSmsPy extras 2seS5s Do
do seconds 1s2oc; do thirds l6Q1Tc Western factory
packing stock No 3 ioS2o % No az i75 shsGa' i'9
cHEEsE-Receipts to-day, ISIS boxes. The market
Fresh receipts Hight and While trading is moGe
ers quite rm in their views Scatsn 1h o sno Of hold
ehssfS soTeUsF but generally sowns unatraets
sonal exceptionally fine lots are held up TO I3c Ex-
Finest American. Cts for coorsd and eos for white
We quote state fun cream eoored ana white SmsII
Septem tent fanSy' iSs DO October best 14e:
best 12isc do large. September fancy 15c do Octo-
inferior ili9 i25se iisht skins &c; Saf SKINS no.
pest lUA tV1ae; part SKINS, prime SIS Pee do fair
2Q3c
EGGS-Recepts to-day. 20. 400 cases Trade has
saeke1ed little as result OF the advance.
ana while prices are sustained the market looks a
little strained. Buyers still pay up ISc for fine
Northern goods and take few storage paciSings a
little above that. but they 70
quality and large part Of the supply OF Western Is
unstable above 1TG1T3sc We quote: State Penasyl-
wanda and nearby selected white. fancy. I9lsc: do
choice lsls g iee do brown and mixed. extra. IsA
storage packed. 1914 01Sise; do regular packings
NoTtherly sections. Arsts 17 1sc: Southery Sec
tOns. hFsts, 1Ise (Oicial quotation for gath
cred. frsts. 1IQ17scl; do seconds IGG1Te: 40 Thirds
la g 70 Slrses lea ISac; do checks. 12 1ic
duck eggs lS92se; goose eggs @0@S0c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm and higher Cranbar-
Fes dull Strawberries show irregular quality ana value
Oranges IN active demand PineapDlss scarce ana firm
WO quote: APPLIES, Rome Beauty. per double head
bbl Sc 1OGSs .; do GanO Sc 5OGS3 U.s. do SptzenberE
s2SeaS4 90 King and Northern spy. g. 5oQSS 80: 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

Liverpool. April 12-closIng wIIEAT--spot quiet; No
red. western. winter, Bs I'd: No / California. Gs sd
futures hrn May Is 5std; July. Is slsd. CoRN-spot
nrm; American mixed. new. Is 3l4d; 10 old. 4s I'D;
futures quiet, May Is 54sd July. As 6S4d. September
O. 5Ssd. Professionalism steady a Sd, FLOUR
COAST; steady at 81 lssgf3 los BEEF-ENtra India
mess dun at SIS %, PORK-Prime Western. dull
at s2s ID HAMSshort cut. Il 10 10 quiet n6s Cd
BACoN-t cumberland cut ~ 10 "a 10. quiet at ASS Cd
short RIB 10 70 "A H. easy COS Cd clear mindless
light % 10 "a 10. dun 50s heavy. 35 40 dull
at 40s Ga short clear backs. IS ~ ~ dull AIS Cd
clear bellies j. 70 10 No. easy at ass SHOULDERS
Square. II 20 10 10 dull 3ss LARD-Prime West
e In terces dull al 45s 3D.; American refined In pals
dull at 45s Cd CHEESE American finest white.
inaly at 62s; DO coored Canadian
est white quiet CAS- do coored. quiet 6es. TAIL
lOW-Prne city dull at 32s Cd. TURPENTINE-Splr
It's quiet az Bis Cd. ROSIN-CommOn firm AZ los Oh.
Steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RErvrs-s...,,,. New York, AprM n 1907
sig1iag 20 ears Tor export alive, 90 city saushs
arrived yesterday. % cars sale There vas q fSri
with full clearance Of the Yards Common - Ssoss
native steers sold s. soc 8 per 100 10 I os
company 50 So making total Of 80 eassIs 5oas sss
to-day rsnsd IN price es fTou S' 81 s s s SS Bs
& IS iar pooresS 10 SS Ses a. rsS s9g az g ~
80 hS a LITTLE Better this week and common ohoos
sable ayos ISerpoo and fSndo SI rsSorts f I've
~ BE dressed weight FefFseFator beef higher ar
Tomorrow minneapolis viii take ous 40 sSsai
berger and 4s S S 1 S foF sShESrzsehid saz
ana 200 aurte, or Of sssf for ATno1E CO.
MohaWh 20 antwerp. 100 cattle for J. sham6srz q
Tor the Cudshy Packing Compaly-uaking. with 1Ts-
port Of 2Cs0 cattle and 1 so HS s %Ssk s9n ths
ports OF Great Britain. with thu exception Of $50
saiss g IS Sanders 70 Illinois steers 1870 n aver
g So Is do 1st4 n. st s. si{: IS Do Iiss Is. az
q s. So bulls 1898 10 oO a. Z S. Hi i 5 9S Ia 92 n
s6T SS 100 s0 lsG e 4s g. g So ,1o 90 $50
d92 ~ at s. 20; 10 DO 95s p. az IS 50; DO 1857 -
90. ~ 10 az 81
Is o is s. a g = Is a0 i sss q 1s g
m 40 1891 ~ at % - y Psnnsylvania dos 1881 n at
sS S5 i7 Ohio do I1n Ne Ss Isl ssssIs lsls n as
81 60 bull iiso ~ ct s. 50; 90. 11Is 3. At 81 %:
70 al 81 .; do. 1920 n. az 81 10; do 1886 n at
cows 1871 ~ al 81 3 o. 1 800 az IT, s. as 8 g; 70
III 10. at u lob 10 s. 90 n
g 49, si5 at iO G e a. = 90 1e a. sSG s S G
p at s. i0 do 500 10 81 IS IS: 12 707 10 az s. ~
DO Is5 10, az 81 -; do. $50 n. s. 75 90 IS
10 az 81 co. do 900 10 at s. 90; do. 79S ~ At So 40:
n. 81: do. $50 n 81 so; 1 DO go ~ az 81 Is
Newton & Co: II Pennsyl yania steers, 13l1 NJ m
8 s. 10 DO M n at s. 50; Do loss r at 5 50;
Tob!n shannon: Z bulls. 90 70 at s.: cows. IO1
~ at s. 10; Do Ssh at Sc So DO ss4 n. S. as;
IL. ERBs'eia Is Illinois steers. laas n. at 50 %;
CAIvEs-Receipts were $50 head nearly an FOR ths
market There good demand for the stock aud
prices firm FOR all desirable grades with early
SS9Ss per 100 10; culs s. City dressed vesIs IN
fair request TG12ac ~ country dressed easy
6Q1Oi2c. with selected stock selling az 11e.
s. 80 per 100 70; 11G do. ms n. AZ 81 IS; to OF
s sanders: Sc veals ia n. at S.: DO ms u.
az SO so; do 90 70. at 50.
s. Judd & Co: AZ veals. ms 70, et IS; 10 60. 12l
Tebih s shannon: veaIs. 81 N. at SO 50: 90.
Newton & Co.: veais. l16 70. at 81 So
s.S14 head. including 10 tor sIauEhterers ard
singe ear for the market Sheep nOmiually steady;
lambs a shade lower The Of Buffalo lambs sold
at 50 100 ~ No 1--we spring lambs offered Dressed
ISc 20 I4se. country dressed sprin lambs al SIS 60
IS so per carcass city dressed az 81 70 $40
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 234 Unshcrn
Buffalo lambs 20 - aveSSse. at 81 PEE 100 ~
slaushteFers except few head Feeling fun steady
and good % choice state hogs faiUy quoted az
81 80 to 81 IS per 100 h. Country dressed hoss quiet
az SIZE 20 Csc per 10
Sales-W. r. Hume tlRl1 yesterday. 50 hoga
152 n So 40 per zoo n; roushA sas n
at 50 40i stays SIS n. at "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" sars

retail Taue , weather makes trade reports irregular
tarded bv sto OF spring wearing apparel being re,
sections experience seasonable ConditioISssi
no M ssiy interruption to retail dstrbufion has
fJMe'tT' heavy transactions and sbinn'entS tasfI'
collections sb0n IN the future while mercantile
ar pcs Po,, nave retarded work notably in sawmIt
ON ,ballgtaeturing returns are most safisfacfor,;
plants and foo dTAls mills machine shops. steel
iddiTShheTy forward business appearing more rap
large sale of pig iron indicat@s tb ilaa{ cases.
I'm - PtbSauceTs material being ordered for delivery
being relieved. receipts Of grain coming td nrI3arS IS
roads Tenortiri ana gross earnings OF rail-
S iI year while foreign commeTce at this mort
ports ana s29O8 in exports as 9l ST Tin IN in
call ios meeh IN Is.e Money rates have ruled low
el l9P9heT sharp rise IN sterling exchange and pre-
w" T any prott IN gold imports Bank exchanges
same week last year. while at other ieadinr - 'l
here was a gain OF SO per cent ''''-'
'Bradstreets" says:
high degree favorable, despite the iU i Ss,n ~ a
usual at this stage OF the spring season Some odd
OF stocks In 50 many lines, necessitating bHvlnS
Some Us IT, markets. 70 exc out supplies sold ahead
6ad country reads bar TO fullest aCt!yiyv hut
the corresponding period IN other years one Droof
Vsay s ~ IShd IN ne liberal gains in gross
sa9w7 for March Per cent for mo first qusrter
Pr cent TOT me nScdl year. cOfnpareI
VIII tlo best records of preceding years Coig
NeatieF mas likewise offered a check 10 cron
~ HaihdIioh, notably in the Central West and m
the south. where the growth of vegetables ami
C2ttoh mas been retarded Inasmuch, however ,s
the season. es a whole is greatly I'm Advance % "a
Mar ago TINS check Is not regarded seriouslr
More More lmmediatey hurtfu, perhaps are the re-
IuFts or insect damage Ia tho Southwest and oP
GIy s weather from Texas north 10 Nebraska but
shown at the beginning OF thu lonth IN vinter
wheat prices have Begun e 70 s 1aa0s5 as YET though
OF crop reporters. Seasonal changes are claimed
10 be largely responsible for the downward swing
or staple commodities I'm March A favorabIe
ieAluIe deserving attention is the renewal OF buy
ing or beSsener pig iron on very large scale for
second hhlf delivery, at prices representing n com
promise between buyers and sellers SpccfalIv
notable features are the facts that lines Of
business IN the Southwest show increases IN ont
puts and sales over year ago of to Is per cent
mo situation or money IS toward further "a se
shipments OF currency 10 tho interior are heavy
but col!ectlons are 3tili backward, though thew
are SAID TO have notably improved IN the North
west ana In the Eastern drvgoods trade The
labor situation. despite local disturbances is very
good, and wages in many lines have been advanced
Railway congestion Is less acute and deliveries ~
gram coal and other commodities are incrca sting
Further ease is expected when water Navigation
opens and heavy lake trade is IN prospect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

New York, April 12. 1907.
CoFFEE-The coffee market continued very quiet to-
gay ana prices once showed declining tendency
IN me a5sence OF support The opening unchanged
20 points lower little scattering liquidation, and
the market closed steady, unchanged points
lover sales were reported Of about q 900 bags In
ciu.Fng some exchanges to late positions,
with the nearby shorts paying carrying charges the
lcng coTee and slight premium. There fresh
feature IN the news Changes in outside markets were
hught receipts were about the recently, and
II evident no change had taken place in the
Yalorzato1 programme. OF the European markets Havre
was unchanged 70 Il franc lower her close. and
Hamburg closed unchanged = pig higher OF the
BraZillan markets Rio nominal and Santos declined
o. res- receipts at the two ports we're 4aooO bags
against 1900 last year and Jundahy receipts
21000 bags. against 5000 last year. Bulls point out
that while receipts the two ports up April
100000 bags in OF receipts during the time
last year. the visible supply April only
4toOOo tags greater than April last which, q
course means much larger taking for consumption,
az least much larger absorption from the available
stocks. Il Is also pointed that owing the large
holdings 81 the Brazilian government the supply %
coffee actually available 20 the trade is less than Il
last season The market for spot coffee quiet, with
quotations the basis OF Csc Rio T.
TIE range Of contract prices the local market to-day
" IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

COTTON-Ths cotton market n little more active
to day continued steady firm. particularly
advance Of 4lo points Sales estimated al 10000
bales Tho opening steady NJ unchanged prices 20
decline Of / point, owing % disappointment the
Liverpool futures market which barely steady
due. The big English SPOT sales smaller receipts re
ports that considerable TeplartnG in thS
Eastern belt and claims Of better demand IN the
South restricted selling. however ard the market ad
Haucei later owing 0rner Liverpool cables reporting
sod gains the months and the light estimates
for for todlys receipts al New Orleans. Toward tho
close demand became little active expectations
- buish visible supply statement this morning Last
prices within point % the best Tho Commissioner
- cotton from frost estimating that p cent Of
the cotton that had south OF Fort Bend had
been killed end that % OF the unsproUted seed
would never mature. There other reports that
clI3ei that seed scarce TIE weather
showed rain IN the Eastern only prectp-
tAtiOn reported 81 the Southwest q light rain at
Palestine Local traders predicting that spell OF
promote tho growth u grass. A dry May Is usually
considered necessary 70 make biz crop Southern
markets unchanged lac higher Superintendent
Kings weekly movement figures follow; Port receipts.
and Canada e52 bales 1887 year; South
nall takinEs estimated - O0O bales. against $500
last year loss Of stocks interior towns 49, 800 bales
against 1904 last brought into sight for the week
moveent-Port receipts. 9I73asI f26 added
cepts for the against 69f95l5 last
land mills and Canada 0iSI46 bales o. SIS added
overland against s04 Tss Southern mill
year; stock interior towns In September l.
3Si,398 bales $50 500 year; brought
sight for the 354 e23 bales. against G89S
last year Tho total movement Is FOR "a this
season. against ~ days last Eeason.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
a J. CULVER QUITS o. g. a.

The report that Abel J. Culver had resigned as
SECOND ,,iee-presldent Of the Delaware & Hudson
Company which has been current in this city since
the election OF SIR. Lcree 10 the presidency. was
confirmed in a dispatch from Albany printed here
yesterday The dispatch quotes Mr. Culver as say
snQ that ms resignation had been in the hands OF
ne ersolltiJe committee OF the road IN New York
Tor SIX weeks and that he had written Il when he
iesrTra ~ fhe selection OF Mr. LOree president
The dispatch stated that the executive COMMITTEES
fad 6cciivel 70 nccert the resignation and had so
Informed aIr culver, but that ne was positive he
would not retain the once.
President Ioree said just after taking office that
AZ 0litVeF would continue 90 discharge the duties
81 second vice-pr-sdent, with headquarters az Al
bRny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
RIGHT TO REGULATE RAILROADS
Attorney General BOnaparte Says They
Should Not Be a Law to Themselves.

Washington. April 12.-Attorney General
Bonaparte made an argument DeIore the Su-
preme Court to-day in the employers Iapiity
cases. and his address closed the hearing. The
Attorney, General made an appeal for a liberal
construction OF the statute and declared that
the railroads should not be permitted TO be
law unto themselves. he cohtenuGu tIIat tite
United States government has a right to regu-
late the instrumentalitles Of commerce under
the general constitutional power to regulate
Commerce itself and he argued that this power
could properly be so extended as to provide FOR
the protection OF men employed on interstate
railroads Notwithstanding their eHpioyIneht
should nor take them outside OF any given state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
oLD MISSING STOCKS REVIyED.

Bids we're received the Stock Exchange yes
terday FOR Savage Crown Point ophlr, Beicher,
Colnr ana yellow Jacket six mining stocks which
had not appeared IN the trading for several years
lhe mines formed part OF the famous constock
Lode which was fho basis OF many fortunes In
California years ago. Three hundred shares OF
Savage which once sold az $50. were sold at 80
cents Two hundred shares % Crown Point sold
~ a cantF A bid Of q was received for yellow
Jacket which once sold st $500 a share Bids of
$50, q cents ana y cents were MADE Tor Ophir.
lNlcheF and ChOllar, resRectlyely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
TO INVESTIGATE COTTON CONTRACT

,ions smith of the Bureau of Corpora
uons Is to be in this city early naxt vvee,, 20 In
tE ss',sale the contracts of the New York Cotton
, --Nulanse In compliance with law recently
$3.50, commissioner Smith is making similar
One of ZION tb OF all the exchanges in the country
tfonS 80 examiners of the bureau of cornora-
nary defai 'e[e yesterday arranging the prelimi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

vreek ended Thursday San Francisco's bank clear
,ngs we're si4l4s0o increase Of 81 per cent over
,be same week year. Los Angeles bank clear
ings were 81. $4,000, Oakland's bank cleartngs
100000 and san Jose's clearings S5l4.0So
TWIN CITY REGULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
az the twin City Rapid Transit Company have de-
lared the regular quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent
ON the common stock, payable May Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
w. n. BAKER RESIGNS FROM POSTAL.

William H. Baker. who had been with the Postal
Telegraph Company for twenty years has resigned
as vice-president and general manager. Edward j.
NaIlv has been elected 20 succeed him. II is said
that Agr Baker will retain a connection with the
company in an advisory capacity.
Several months ago Clarence H. Mackny. presi-
dsnt ~ she Postal Telegraph Company. issued
statement saying that SIR. Baker had resigned the
presidency OF some mining company the impress
Bakers outside Interests were not IN line with his
duties as officer or the Fosthl 4eissTaph COhn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

had advanced -four 5O9I5c barrel which was acceptea
here az confirmation the crop damage news FrlV3te
dispatches said crop conditions IN Rumania were IN
favorable The cash market here much higher IN
sympathy with options closing follows; No : req
S+tsc elevator and s5lac b ahoat: No Northern
Duluth Disc and No > hard winter, SS%sc o auoet
opening navigation COIsN-Ahough not 50 active. tie
corn market again shared the strength in wheat and On
maj prices In New York ssg4tc net higher. An
early influence OF strength cable from BrOosail
reporting La Plata spot in Liverpool lad nigner
Receipts interior points rather light and further
rains in the Ohio Valley gave estimates Tor
continued small movement for the next few days Ex
FoFterS took 20 loads and the cash market here was
quoted as follows; No corn. 5Ite elevator and o. -
I o b atOat No white. 56c. and No 2 yellow, 5S3tc
Z b ahoat. OAFS-COmmisson houses were large buy
s OF July and september oats at the West further
damage reports sharp advances in the entire
market and prices for While May
weakened somewhat last hour under realizing. the
new positions well sustained right to the
close Cash oats here firm being quoted as fooWs
ixeo 70 TO % NJ 4Ie; natural white 80 70 SO n 4SQ
DOC and clipped white. 80 to 80 n. 49g53zc- Wheat
including -four for the week. according Brad
streets aggregate l2 105 bush. against S46OS12 last
week and 1852 347 last year; July 1906 wheat
exports 135. SS3O22 BUSH against 1O7.506St0 last
Corn exports the 1,415.719 BUSH
against 2el1OO4 last week and 70 100 last since
july 1906 corn exports are 56Oo9,JI9 bCs5, against
%. sos. 1873 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
BOSTON STOCKS.
CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS.

The condition OF national banks OF the United
States reported TO the Controller OF the Cur
rency, Of March q, shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday, April u. 1907:
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. April IL. 1907
The following are the total nSt receipts OF cotton
az all ports since September /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
COBALT STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.

d by Charles D. Barney Co. No. 2s Rreae Ct.
ri. ana No. l22 South ath 81. PhllaaeIphIal