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General Merchnndixe

Bags-Grain bags Juue-July are weak and
nervous owing to the dry weather az 8 4 g6 sc,
twine' lie per fb.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite. egg, SIG; Wei
hngton, $12 per ton; New Wellins ton. $12: Coos
bay. $40; Australian house-Richmond etc. So;
Cumberland. S14 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks:
Welsh anthracite, S15; coke. SIT per ton In bulk
and $40 in sacks; Rocky mountain $l1GI2
oiIs-Quotatons are for barrels: Linseed. 56c
per gallon for boiled and sac for raw; cases, SC
"A. cases. $1.2SG1.S0; lucol. 50c for boiled and
4Sc for raw. China nut, cases. T6QS6c per gal
50G5s1ac for No. 1 and 47Ia G5ic for No 2.
according to quality; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. eSc; natural winter sperm oil. 65e;
natural whale oil, soc: extra winter strained
lard OIL 90c; No. l lard OIL 75c pure neatsfoot
oil. soc; No. l neatsfoot oil, 65c; herring oil,
4oe; salmon OIL s5e; boiled fish oil, S5c; paint
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc-water white. in
drums or iron bbls, lie; cases, 1sc; special DO.
star, 161ac; extra star. 1915c: Elaine. 2611c
eocene. 191ac; red crown and motor gasoline,
No. do &c. cases Tc more; Sc degree gaso-
line. in bulk SOC, in cases ST1ac; naphtha. in
bulk 10c. in eases 1T13c.
Turpentine-T4c per gallon in cases and 6Tc in
drums and iron barrels.
se Rosin @ = (psr r g Dbl Of S ESQ pOqnds1-G se25; F.
SugaF-The Western sugar refining company
quotes follows, terms net cash: STANDARD gran
ulated (ine or coarse, 6.05c; fruit granulated.
g. l5c: crystal dominoes in cases, 45c tablets in
half bbs. 6-55c; tablets in bxs. 6.S0c: cubes and
A crushed $500; powdered. else; candy gran
ulated. 6.15c: confectioners' A. 6.05c; mag
nolis A. $3.50; extra G, 5-55c: golden C. 5.45c:
d, 5.35c: extra fine granulated. 5.S5c: bbls and
90 lb bags. Ice; half bbls. 25c; boxes Soc more
per 100 lbs for all grades Monarch bar il
quoted and above the prices for standard
fne (cane) granulated in 100 10 bags as follows:
Bags 100 lbs, soc: barrels. Soc; half barrels
75c: 40 lb tins. cased. 81. 20; 50 ID tins. cased
$40: 10 lb tins, cased. 10 in case So S5:
lb tins. in a case. Sass; 80 ID boxes 81
No orders taken for less than 70 barrels or Its
equiv alent.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK April Sat the stock exchange today the price move
the April condition Of winter wheat and rye was made
anticipation good sold take profits and prices of
of of
had the
fell back
the the woud be with the
Of of
ont below 90
conditions
had
efect bond stock
number of issues dealt
hold ebb that
rallied
offset each
other that the days ne important
value So60OO United States
bonds wer unchanged call
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PouIfry and Gane

The poultry market was in good shape for sell
ers, there being steady demand for everything
except very small broilers. and they were
selling of better than last week Fat heavy
hens, young roosters and fryers were particularly
firm, being wanted for the approaching Easter
aud Hebrew holidays, and fat ducks and geese
were wanted for the same purpose There was
no western poultry Offering, and the receipts
was very little call for game and although only
u sacks came in prices were barely steady
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens, So 50Q6 for small,
old ROSTERS. $4@4. so; young roosters, 81 80
@S:50: do extras, S9@10; fryers, STQS; large
brollers, $44550; small broilers $343.50; ducks.
81 2o@1 so; squads, S2GI2 so; geese 81. 80 a
per pair; goslings. S3@3. so per pair: turkeys,
nominal.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese, Sl.I5@2;
white geese. T5c@$1 %; brant. Sl.259I 10;
hare, $12oQl.75; cotton tail rabbits. 81.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaugh terers' rates to dealers follows:
Beef-71a @sc per lb for steers. Ga 97Ac for
cows and heifers.
VeaI-6QSc for large and s69c for small
Mutton--Wethers 91h QlOc for small and 10a
lie for large; ewes, 9410c.
Lamb-121a Il Gl3c per 10 for spring.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1l2 gSc Tor heavy and
yGl1Oc for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered San francisco. less so per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
CattIe-steers. No. /, 9G9l5e: second quality,
Sc; third quality. &c; cows and helfers. &c for
No / second quality, 6Q6lac; third quality. 59
5l5c; thin, 3@4c bulls and stays, 4W415c; thin
bulls, 3Q3hc.
Calves-5@511c per lb for light. IA G5c for
medium and 434lsc for heavy (gross weightl.
Sheep-Wethers, 51aG6c per ID; ewes. J@55sc
(gross weight.
Lambs-Yearlings. 6@7c per ID; spring. %
71ac per h.
Hogs-1Oo to 200 lbs. 50 96c; $50 TO 225 lbs.
5Q5Acs 225 lbs and over, Al G5c per ID; boars
90 per cent. stags 30eg4o per cent and sovvs 100
20 per cent OF from above quotations
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Loans. Exchange and silver
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The continental markets were lower
Chicago was &c higher. The department OF
agriculture gives the condition of winter wheat
April at 91.3 per cent OF normal against
500 on April l. 1907, s9.1 on April l. 1906, 91.6
on April i, 1905 and S6.2 the average Of the
last 10 years. The figures suggest a net yield
OF Az, ,O00, 600 bushels, compared with an In
dicated yield in December last OF 4sl 10000 and
a fnal yield last year Of 409, ,442. 600 bushels
The local cash situation is strong. The MILL
ers need wheat. but California white Australian
Is scarce and closely held Dealers say that IL
California millers want to keep their mills
running they have got TO get northern wheat,
which is also strongly and closely held up north.
The Stockton mills are carrying lighter supplies
than for long time.
Almost all cash grades here are higher, and
the demand is growing all the time. Futures
CASH WHEAT
California club $1.621a al 90; do milling,
81 .65; California white Australian, S1.70; lower
grades of California, S1.35@l.60; northern club.
II. .6215 SO; northern bluestem, S1.6715 al. 20;
northern red S1.5Ss4 al. .6o turkey red. S1.65Q
1s7o.
FUTURES
1o:5o a. M Session
No transactions.
2 p. m. Session
No transactions.
Barley-The market continues in a queer and
abnormal condition. The dry weather is sending
futures up less sharply, but the spot
market makes no responses whatever. Local
trade is dull. but the movement in the in
in the southern part Of the state is active.
CASH BARLEY.
GOOD to choice feed. spot, Sl.5ssa 4l 40; CON-
mon to fair, 81 .S21a al BIN per ctl; brewing.
sis00i.oo shipping HIaTRFs ana eseyaiier' nominal
May .a assa 'se4 si.zsaA 81 ss1 ST oSSs. SO Z
December LIS l.255s LIS 1.251s
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Under the stimulus Of the warm weather trade
In the orange market showed considerable Inn
proyement, and as receipts have been running
light OF late a feeling OF frnness prevailed and
stocks were considerably reduced at the close
Prices were no higher, but there was less dlspo-
sttion to urge sales, the OF sizes of the
rrult- Seedless grapefruit IN good request
and the limited offerings readily copmanded
high prices, and there also good call for
tangerines in large boxes. Lemons were still II
oyeEsupply and weak. the comparative cheaPneSs
of Mexican lines operating against their sale
The apple market was stagnant, dealers finding
1t impossible TO effect sales OF round lots at
anything like reasonable quotations Prices for
strawberries weakened on con ttnued heavy ar
rivals from the Los Angeles region. but the ber-
ries still found favor with buyers and the ar
rivals were quickly disposed Of at the revised
quota lions. The first straight carload OF these
berries falls due tomorrow.
Straw wberries-Longworths per drawer;
Los Angeles, S191.50 per crate.
Apples (per boxl-Faney, 81. .2361.75; com
TO choice, 6Oc@$1-
Citrus fruits (per boxl-Navel oranges. $21
2.25 for fancy 81 1902 for choice and 81 400
LIS for standard; Mediterranean sweets. 81. 504
1.75; bloods, S1.50G2; tangerines, $1-JO91. 20
per box; lemons, S2-2592.5o for fancy. 81. 1902
for choice and S1@1-25 for standard grapefruit.
$685. % Tor seedless and $161. % for com
mon; lines, S6@6.50.
Tropical fruitS-Bananas, 81 81-75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 5003-50 FOR Central Amer
lean; pineapples. nominal.
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, April s.-The uncertainty regard
daT Near the close however If was ranortea so Cd
that the Erie notes would be fixed all right and
the shorts tried to cover. Erie notes closed at
81 bid The local market was dull and strong
outside Of Coalition, which declined on scat
tered selling.
Minneapolis and Denver capitalists have under
written the bond issues Of the Giroux Oonsoll-
dated to an extent which fully assures the sue
cess of the whole issue One million dollars
is the issue and this will be used in de-
velOping the property, especially in installing
the pipe line from Steptoe valley to the
mine, assuring an ample supply Of water for
all purposes. Work the concentrating plant
Is progressing rapidly and the plant will be in
operation within 80 days. The Alpha shaft has
been recovered and work is being pushed on the
600 foot level.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by T. r. Hut
ton & Co., 400 California street, San Fran
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Trading Light In Almost All Stocks
With No News, of Importance

ern Nevadas yesterday. notably MacNamara
which declined 10 2Sc. against closing price
of 25c Tuesday. Great Bend which sold M
to soc. against Tuesdays close Of 46c Cold
field Consolidated. which advanced 70 S5 20
against $3.50. aud Red Top Extension. which
showed little change The other southern Ne
vadas were quiet and featureless.
The leading Comstocks were higher partic-
ularly Crown Point which gained 17c on the
day. and Becher. which closed at 15c against
lie Tuesday Sales in these stocks were
large.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-CaIifornis family extras, ~$5 40@6 net,
without discount; bakers extras. 5.4095. IS;
superfne. .s4.2o@45o; oregon and Washington,
per bbl, $4.55@5 for family. bakers and pat
San Francisco track, $685.; do straight, s6.45;
Dakota straights. $6.10; patents, $3.50 per bhl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount. follows: Graham dour.
So per 100 lbs; rye -four, s3.40; rye meal. $500;
rice -four, 1920 corn meal, s2.15 extra cream am
hominy; S3. .40GS. so; buckwhest hour, "a;
cracked wheat, $3.50; farina S4.20 whole
wheat dour 3d. 20; rolled oats, bbls S6M7.25, in
sacks, $6.2o46.75; rolled wheat bbls S430.
In sacks, $3.50; pearl barley. $40; split peas.
boxes So per 100 lbs
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Hny and Feed.tuffs

Another advance In hay is noted, owing to the
dry weather, which Is beginning to give the
holding off in consequence, arrivals falling
OF and buyers showing anxiety TO
secure supplies. A car of extra fancy wheat
sold at $2l yesterday, and all descriptions are
selling easily at higher quotations than were
vainly asked some days ago Feedstufs con-
tinue hrm and unchanged.
Bran-S8oQ32 per ton.
Middlings-$33G36 per ton.
shorts SS1 6l33 per ton.
Feedstufs- Rolled barley. S29Q3O; rolled oats
for feed S3I@33; mixed feed, S26g27; oilcake
meal, in 20 ton lots $3.50, in 10 ton lots S3S,
meal AT mills S2T in 10 and SGT so In ton
lots, Jobblng $2S; corn meal, S34 cracked corn,
$35; broom seed, 90cQ$l per ctl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots $23, carload
lots SO per ton.
Hay-Wheat, Sl5G19; wheat and cat, S13G
III tame oat, $12 50Ql16 80; volunteer wild cat,
Sl1@14; alfalfa, S9@I4; stock, 81 50G9 80 per
ton
straw-55@9oc per bale
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2 m. Session

-k5eosfcII
Open High. Low. Close.
May .-... .Saso sales; S1.55sa asked.
December ...$1 .251s Sl.261a 1.251a $1.261a
oats-The market continues very firm. Sale
Of 100 tons No. white. to arrive, at s1.52 a..
Stocks continue light, and in view OF the strong
statistical position Of the market some holders
are not showing their samples believing in
higher prices later The high winds and
prolonged dry weather impart additional hrmness
to the market.
Good to choice red. 81 $50 .5715; ordinary
do, S1.471a Q152h white, Sl.50Ql.65; gray
about cleaned up and nominal.
Corn-There are no new conditions to report
in this market.
California small round yellow. nominal; large
yellow, $1.65; white. nominal; western states
yellow, sacked, S1.65; in bulk. San Francisco
track. 81 .5S; white, 81 .5S; mixed 81 -56; Egyp-
tian, nominal.
Rye-California. 81 475a @l5o per ctl
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Beans and Seeds

There was nothing to report yesterday.
Beams (per ctD-Bayos. $3@3.10; pea, S5. .75@
4; small white, 50. .40@36o; large white, Sc. 6O@s
$40; pink, $3@3.1O; red. 3.5O14: butter, $3.50;
limas, S4.50Q465; red kidney. $2.759 %;
blackeyes, So 25@3. 50 horse beans, 81. .25M2. 10;
cranberry beans, So; Garvanzas $3.7594.
Seeds-Brown mustard, $Sq3.50; yellow mus
tard, nominal, iaxseed, So, carload lots; canary.
&C; alfalfa, 193a @20c; rape, cleaned, 2lhc; tim
othy, nominal; hemp, "A Q41ac; millet, "a a.
sac per ID; broom corn seed, $1SGg2O per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted ut s.. 65@3 and
Niles at s.. 25G2.5o per ctl
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, April s.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour. easy; No. spring wheat,
No 2 corn, 66A @67Ac; No. 2 yellow, 67Q
e71bc: No 2 oats 81 x G52c; No. white, 55%c:
No 8 white 501z 153c; No. rye, 7BQ7Sc:
fair to choice mailing barley, 73GS5c; No.
northwestern faxseed, S1.17; prime timothy seed,
s460 clover. contract grades, $22.5o; short
ribs, sides Qoosel, Sc. .621a Q7 12l1 mess pork.
short clear sides (boxedl. S7.371s 07.621h; whis-
Ky basis high wines, S1.35.
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LOCAL MARKETS
sam Francisco Money Market

The only change in quotations yesterday was
fractional decline in silver.
Money continues to grow easier and more
plentiful in this market. but the improvement
is very gradual. leading banking interest
stated yesterday that merchants are lately meet
ing their notes more promptly than they did
some weeks ago, and requests for extensions
are less numerous Instead Of asking further
time many of them taking up their
paper, either wholly or partially. Indication
Of growing easness which the local bankers are
glad
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New Yoryx COTTON Market

NEW YORK, April s.-Hutton's wire says:
.on easy cables and bearish sentiment cotton
opened steady, TO points lower. Trading
was fairly active and large shorts were good
buyers on the break and the market rallied
from the low The weather not quite so
favorable for the day, there being some rains
in north Texas and Oklahoma, with forecast
for rain the entire belt. There was
little other news. The movement is little
heavy, both at ports and interior. 1t is a
purely weather market and will be for some
time"
ing orders from the continent. The bears are
predicting stiIl lower prices.
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Northern Business
PQRTIAN

PORTLAND, April s.-Clearings. s1.261. 1876;
balances s100 422
SPOKANE April S.-Clearings S9S6. T34; bal
ances. S1S3, 630
SEATTLE. Apri s.-Clearings, SLIPS. s4e,
balances $17o, ,033.
TAcoMI. april s.-olearings, S5ss. .81s; bal
ances, S19 SO.
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Foreign Futures
Minneapolis wheat Market

MINNEAPOLIS April S-Close-W Wheat-May.
9eSs Q9915c; July, 993se; No. 1 northern,
$1.009s; No , northern, 9S1s Q9Ssc; No. 8
northen, 90@95c; No. hard, $1.023s.
DULUTH, April S.-Wheat-NO. l. 993sc;
May, 997sc July, 99Ac.
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Northern wheat Market

TACOMA. April Wheat-Un Unchanged; blue
stem, SAC; club, SIC: red soc.
OREGON
PORTLAND. April Wheat-Club $40:
b!uestem, SIC; valley, S5c; red. s2c; f. o. b.
afloat, 1Q1Hc higher.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval Stores. Tnrnentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ca, April S S-Turpentine firm at
4IAe; sales, 269; receipts, 453; shipments, 422.
Rosin firm; sales, 504; receipts 1862; ship
ments. 135; stock, 5S. 20s. quote: A. B, C, D.
$325; E. 30 F, $3.50; G, $40: H, $3.50; /,
81; H., Sc. 10; NJ, $3.50; ~ $5.e5; WG, $3.50;
WV, $50.
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Eastern livestock Market

OMAHA April s-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
market slow and 1oc higher. Native steers, IS
az cows and heifers, $3.2506; western steers
s275G6 Texas steers $3GI5.25: range cows
and heifers 81. 75M5; Gamers, $2Q350; stock
ers and feeders, $3a5-sc calves, S3@5.75; bulls
and stays. $685..
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CHICAGO. April s.--0n the produce exchange
today the butter market was frm;. creameries,
22 202ec; dairies, 20026c; eggs, steady; at mark,
i5c: cheese steady. 12d13Ec.
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Conditson of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. April s-Todsy's statement
Of the treasury balances in general fund shows:
Available cash balance, $500, 696. GA gold coin
and bullion, scr, ,4eo, ,322 gold certificates, s2e,-
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ST. Louis wool Mnrkct

ST. LOUIS, April s.-Wool weak; medium
grades, combiDg and clothing. 1914 @2oc: light
fine, 16g1Ic; heavy fine, 12013c; tub washed,
23@30c.
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7e Calls Page Of Commercial News

at,ons we're weaker quotations for spring vsNey
Soc ana bonds. business was qufet IN an
local securities
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PrOVfaiOns

The market rules very strong at the general
advance reported yesterday, and dry salted sides
and bellies are still higher.
Cured Meats-Bacon. 121se per ID for heavy.
13c for light medium, 16c for light, l61sc Tor
extra light and 1S11Q19c for sugar cured: ex-
ira light sugar cured, 20@21c; dry salted sides.
l2lac; bellies, 128131ac eastern sugar cured
hams, 4Ac for heavy and 15c for light; Cali
fOrnia hams, 1315914e; mess beef, SO per
bbl: extra family, SIC so; family, SO so;
prime mess pork, SCI; extra clear, So; mess,
Sea pig pork. SIS; pigs feet. s. for half
bbls 81 % for 25 ID kegs and 81 80 for kits;
smoked beef, 1SG2oc per ID.
Lard-Tierces quoted at Sc for California
compound, 9q915c for eastern compound and
lie for pure; half bbls. pure, 11kc; so ID tins,
tins, l2c.
Cottolone-one half bbl 9Ac; half bbls,
91se; tierce, &c; tierees, Sse; uerces.
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Dried Fruits, Rai.inS, Nut. and Honey

Fruits-Apricots 12@14c; evaporated apples,
So 47c; pears, 6Q9c: peaches, 7la39c: ngS,
2@3c for white and 2G2l2c for black; prunes.
size basis, 2$s 8342e per lb-
Raisins Il. b. FreSno,-2 crown. 81 CT;
crown, 4@4Ac; 4 crown, AZ 94%c; seeded,
6@62c; seedless sultanas, 44s84%c; 81 log
/. 20 for London layers and 81 l-5o92 for elus-
terS-
ts-Almonds-Nonpareils. 1914 G141sc; XXI,
13414c; ne plus ultra. I2h 413c; brakes, IL 2
11Ac; Languedoes, 10c; hardsheis 7qT1zc.
Walnuts-13c per lb for No l softsheu and 10c
for No. do; 121ze for No. hardshell and 91ae
for No do; Italian chestnuts log 91212e
per lb.
Honey-water white, comb, 16Q1Tc; white,
15c water white, extracted, S4S12c; light am
Der. ,I@74ac; dark amber and candied, olt 0osAc
per ID.
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80 York Stock I.ist

K F. burton. 40 California street men'-
bers Of the New York STOCK exchange, furnish
the following list OF bond ana stock sales yes
tsroEy:
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Deciduous aud CITRUS Fruits

big poultrymen. however are storing for future
high prices.
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Bar silver-Quet: 255sd per ounce
Money-1a4 az per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 29s Q2h per cent and for three
months bills PA per cent
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California stock and on Exchange
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COAISTOCKa
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, April s-close-Money on call
easy, 1h@1% per cent; ruling rate, 1s4 per
cent; closing bid, 116 per cent; offered at y
per cent.
Time loans steady; so days. 2@215 per cent?
| 80 days, 3@r9h per cent; six months, 3A "a
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4h@5A per cent
| Sterling exchange hrmer, with actual busi-
ness IN bankers bills at 81. 4.S655@60 for de-
mand and at 81. s415@20 for 60 day bills
Commercial bills $4.S3%
Bar silver "a &c.
Mexican dollars Ate.
Bonds Governments, steady railroads. ires-
\ ular.
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sToCk AND BOND ExCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, April s.

WEDNESDAY, April o-AV-SV a. -
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask BIG. ASAs
A or % new. 1914 121 u IS or coup -1UO7a1OAA .
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Alaska A 3S% S914l Oceanic S Co. Ia
Asso OIL Co. 271z 2S iPac Aux IL 5
Cal G A. 1O1 n lPac G Borax. 1921
Cal Wine A. 50 20 Pac T&T pfd 20 S0
MV& MrTm. lis Do com - 10 1J
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SALES
Morning Session

5 Alaska Packers Assn .-.--.- $500
IS Spring Valley Water Co... 23-75
% Spring Valley Water Co. .-----. Is 81 4
81 600 Los Angeles Ry IS --..-.-...- 100. so
$1,000 United OF B 4s-----. 81. IS
Street
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. so 90
Afternoon Session
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New York stOOk 1ist-cOntinued

Sales STOCKS High Low Bid
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10 Giant Powder Co ........- 81 80
$1,000 Cal Gas Ell G M & o T S.. y. 80
81, COO r 1St ref 4e. 4e............. 50. 90
81, 600 Spring Val Wat gen mtgs In. so. 90
Street
80 Giant Powder Co ........-.... 81 so
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-19
PLAN
FOR DECORATION

Sunday, May 81, will be Deeora-
ton Day for the w. b. Plemons
camp, United Considerations Veter-
ans, and the camp Is already pre-
pairing for the success OF the exer-
clses on that day. 1t Is planned to
have the parade start from town at
II O'Clock that morning and for the
camp to conduct the exercises at the
cemetery. The cooperation OF all
citizens will be asked In the work
and contributions of flowers will be
especially solicited AS in the past,
the camp will invite the co-opera-
ton Of federal veterans and will dec
crate the graves OF old soldiers who
wore the blue as we'll as Of those who
marched under the bonnie blue
rlae."
Last Sunday the camp paid com
pliment to the work OF the present
officers OF the camp by re-electing
them to service for another year as
follows: w. II. Warren, captain;
f. j. Trigg, first lieutenant; w. II.
Brummett, second lieutenant; 6
Brown, adjutant; Joseph Sowder
chaplain; Captain VIII A, Miller,
treasurer; c. A. Timmons, flag bear
er. Good attendance and good inter
est marked the meeting OF the camp
and all the members are looking for
ward to many successful gatherings
this year.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-19
Real Estate Transfers.

]. G.. Smith, Gertrude Rushing and
C. c.. Rushing, to f. B. Clark, lot
3, block 80, G. G. s., $500.
A. Newlin and J. A. Newlin, Pot
ter county, Mary Ann Swemon, Will
hanson county, Texas, Carl Otto
Newlin and William Cresents, OF Co.
manche county, Okla, to w. A, New
lin, section IS, block AZ, certificate
49-7OS4, H. & T. c. II. r. Co., $500,