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Eastern livestock Market


market easy. Beeves. S4.5o@7.1o; western
steers. S4.60@5.50; stockers and feeders, $3.50
G5.65; cows and heifers, S2.4o@s.4o; calves,
Hoes-Receipts. 10000; market 5@1oc high
er. Light s5-15@5.6o; mixed, s5-15@5.65
heavy, S5-1o@5.621a. rough, $5-1oG5.5o; good
to choice heavy $S-So9e.e21s; pigs, s4.2o95;
tive sheep. s4soae.25; westerns, s4.75@e. 40;
yearlinss, ss.5o@7; lambs, ss07.eO; western
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, April 2s.-Cattle- Receipts,
10000; market steady TO 10c lower. Native
steers. S5.25@7; native cows and heifers, So SO
96.50; stockers and feeders, $3.5oG5. 80; bulls,
50 350@5.5 80; calves, $4G6.25; westerns, $506. so;
western cows, S3.50G5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market 5@1oc high
er. Bulk Of sales, S5.3og5.45; heavy, $5.40@
$5.2e@5.40; pigs. s4@4.40.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market weak. Mt
$4T5@o.25; fed ewes s425Q5.75.
OMAHA
OMAHA, Neb., April 2S.-Cattle-Receipts,
5.100; market for steers 10c lower, cows and
feeders steady. Native steers. s54670; cows
and heifers, $35o@6; western steers, $3.50
$50; range cows and heifers, $275G94 so;
Gamers. S2@3.25; stockers and feeders 500
$50; calves. s39s bulls and stags s3@5-
5.27h@5.37h; mixed. $5.20Q5.30; light, s5.35
@6.3o; pigs. $4@4.50; bulk of sales. $3.50
$50. 'ss !
sheep-Receipts. $500; market steady Year
linss. $5@6.05 wethers, $5Q5sS5; ewes, $3.50
@5.35; lambs, S7GI-50. 80
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Los AnKeles Marketn

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
Bermuda onions and p1unes' featured the trad
About 50 sacks Of Texas onions sold at weak
was instantly taken up. Other trading was
light and prices steady. There were 4 few
sales Of eggs, but prices did not change. Re-
ceipts were about normal with the exception
of onions. Trading on the street was steady
and all prices were firm with large receipts.
Vegetables are being shipped in to the Jobbers
varieties brighten up. Celery is poor, with the
exception Of little northern storage stock.
cline is expected Immediately Receipts will
be heavy for few days on account of the
expected to adjust itself at a lower price than
now quoted III the season of large production
Further ca
well sold up and prices are firm, while eastern
is in too large supply here and lower prices
are quoted.
Produce exchange receipts: Eggs, 4oe cases;
potatoes. 1882 sacks; beans, sack; sweet
potatoes, none; apples. 55 boxes; onions, 80
sacks
Butter-Creamery extras 47hc; creamery.
arsts. 45ci eastern. hrsts, zoe; dairy Csc; cook
Eggs-Locai ranch, candied, 17@1sc; selected
1sc case count, 1oa4 @17c; northern. case count
17&c.
Cheese Northern fresh, 14015c; anchor, large
15c anchor. Young America, Ice; hand cheese.
twins, i7c: eastern cheddars. iic; eastern . long
horn, 1s1ac; eastern daisy 1T1k G1s11c; SWISS
imported, &c. Swiss. domestic, 23c; brick cream
21c; limburger, 22@23c.
= Potatoes (per ctD-Fancy highland Burbanks,
S0c@$1; choice, 90c@$1; fancy Salinas, s1.25Q
l.5o; choice 81 20: fancy Oregon early rose, s29
2.50; Idaho, $1.25; Lompoc, s1.50@1. .65; local
yellow sweet potatoes 1925; local white sweet
potatoes, 80; red sweet potatoes, So per sack.
Onions-Ohfo yellow. $3.50; Colorado red globe,
$3.50; Bermuda, $3@3.25 crate; garlic. 1Sc. .
Beans tper ct)-pink No. !, So. 3.50@3.e5; lima
No. /, 50; Lady Washington No. 1, $3.50; small
white No. 1. So. 7o@8 So; blackeyes, $5; Garvan-
zas, $3.50; lentils. 11Ec-
Chflis-Evaporated, 121ac.
Popcorn-New. $4. so per 100 lbs
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Poultry and Game

In the poultry market all kinds OF large.
Young. native chickens sell readily at hrm prices.
nut Ine nrmness Is due moro TO limited supplies
oI sucn stock than to any particular demand
fuil grown, young roosters and frying chickens
are about the scareest articles the list and
sell at full figures as fast received, excep-
ionsHy tine lots even commanding premium
freely and are meeting with slow sale at weak
and unsustained prices Another car OF western
mems was marketed yesterday, making the fourth
handled in two days. There is not much doing
In the other kinds Of poultry and the limited
supplies arriving are more than sufficient for
current needs The quotations Tor hare and rab-
bits are omitted there are very few arriving
and there is no demand to speak OF.
Poultry lper dozeni-Hens. S4-5045-50 for
old ROSTERS, $4@4.50: young ROSTERS. $7.50@
$50; do extras, ss910; fryers. $7Gs; large
broierss $46045-5o; small broilers, s.. 5003;
ducks, $69I for young and $4Q5 for old !:
pigeons. s1.25@15o: squads, s2G2 so; geese 81
@25o per pair; goslings, s2.5O@5 per pair; tur-
keys, nominal
Game-Nominal.
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Hides, TaIIow. Wool and Hops

The hide market continues fairly steady at un-
changed quotations. Wool is still dun and fea-
tureless-
The hop market continues very quiet in all po-
sitions. though there Is a little contracting for
1908 goods The feeling is steady and quota
tions have advanced slightly.
Hfdes-Culls and brands sell about sQ1c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers, 7ises me-
dunn, 615c; light, 51sc; cowhides, &C for heavy.
ed veal SIC: salted calf. 1151c: dry hides.
121zc: dry kip. 1oc: dry calf. 16c; dry stags Sc;
Mexican dry hides. lie; Mexican dry salted do.
&c; Mexican picked do, 10c: sheepskins shear
lings. 100 40c each short wool. 40060c each
medium G5@90c each: long wool. Si@1-25;
lambs. GOA SOC: horse hides, salt. 81. 25G275 for
large and 81 75G2 rs for medium. 75c@$125 FOR
small and 25M50c for colts. horse hides dry
S2@2. 25 for large and $1-50@3 for medium. soc
0S1 FOR small and 2J@5Oc for colts; deer skins.
dry Mexican, 25026c; dry salted do. 2o@24c:
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, April 2S-The early wheat mar
ket was strong because OF cold weather In the
from lower figures at Liverpool there was little
IN IN tne news OF the day to encourage sellers
PRIMARY receipts were small compared with last
year and the worlds visible supply decreased
4,600, 200 bushels. The market closed weak and
near the lowest point. July opened unchanged
s6Hc.
Corn was firm early in the day. Later prices
weakened. The close was weak. July opened
shade to A@9sc higher at 62ts @625sc, advanced
70 o5t4c and then declined to 62B @6215c
The close at 62I1c
Oats were steady all day. July opened un-
changed at 45Ac sold up to 451ac and closed
at 45H Hc
Provisions were quiet but prices were firm
because b OF Sgioc advance i1/ the price Of I've
lard was up 71ec and ribs were sc higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, April 2S.-There was quite a
sharp decline in the London tin market. with
spot closing at f142 los and futures at f141 15s.
Locally the market was easy and lower in SYM
pathy with quotations, ranging from 81. 45c to
Silver, 53Mc.
Copper was lower in London, with SPOT
quoted at f57 rs Cd and futures at f5s. Locally
there was a weak tone. but prices were un-
changed. Lake is quoted at 1312hm12 ST1sc: !:
electrolytic, 2.oo@1275c, and casting at 1926
@12.50c.
Lead was unchanged at f13. Locally the
market was firm and shade higher at 414 O5c
Spelter declined to f21 in the London market,
but is quiet and unchanged at 4.600l4. Csc
locally.
Iron was lower in the English market. Stand
ard foundry was quoted at Sos and Cleveland
warrants at 51s Sd. The local market was un-
settled; No. i foundry, northern, $17.50aIs;
No. ?. S11@17.50; No. 1 southern and No. /
southern soft, S16.50017. .25.
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Hax and FeedstufTs

All feedstuffs rule very firm at the high prices,
with light supplies. Conditions in hay remain as
before The circular of Somers & Co. says:
Although arrivals Of hay for the past week
have amounted to but 2. .2ao tons. in comparison
decided weakening in the situation here owing
to the fact that the recent showers have re-
lieyed all apprehension concerning the new crop
and consumers have dropped back into their pre-
yious habit OF buying from hand to mouth only.
The crop is far from being a most promising
one but when all circumstances considered.
the decreased consumption. the large carry over
stock in many districts and the fair prospects,
We think we are well warranted In anticipating
favorable outcome Of the situation, with no
shortage in hay and extreme prices. The
question Is not entirely settled as yet. for much
can still be done, both to make and mar the hay
and grain crop Of California. Conservatism is
always the wiser policy, which at the moment
would seem to cali for the anticipation of very
fair crops of both hay and grain throughout the
state.
"A car of new hay made its appearance on
the market on Monday. April 81. 1t was a mix
ture of alfalfa oat and clover hay and sold for
nalizng the appearance of the new crop, for
often times alfalfa is shipped here during the
latter part Of April. whereas new straight grain
hay rarely makes its appearance before the lat
ter part Of May.
with moderation in the buying fever prices
are somewhat lower. especially on choice grade
goods
Bran-$31@s2. per ton.
Middlings-$S3 @36 per ton.
Shorts -S31 5oG33.5 so per ton.
for feed, $a4@s5; mixed feed s27@2s; oIIeake
meal in 20 ton lots $37. so. in 10 ton lots SIS.
ton lots $3.50. smaller lots $3e; cocoanut cake or
jobbing $2s; corn meal. sS4035; cracked corn
$35Ql36; broom corn seed 90c01$1 per ctl; al
falfa meal Is and mealfalfa, jobbing lots s2s, car
Hay-Wheat. $l6@20; wheat and oat, $1sG
10; tame oat $13@17.50; volunteer wild oat
$12G15.5o; alfalfa, $e@14; stock, sG1O per
Straw-55@e0c per bale.
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK, April 2s.-SpecIal cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's g
supplies as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies
lS5, 600; total, United States and Canada de-
creased /. .145, 900. Anoat for and in Europe. de-
creased 1900. 900; total American and European
decreased 4,645, 600.
Cornaunited States and Canada, decreased
47p 0o0
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straw-55@eoc per bale.
Beans md Seeds

The bean market continues to show frmness
sympathetic with very light stocks steady de-
mand and dry weather. Seeds exhibit no new
feature.
Beams tper ctp-Bayos. s3@3. 10; pea, 50. .75@
4; small white, SO. so; large white, $3 60Gl
S,75; pink. s3G3.1o; red. $3.5oG4; butter 81 80;
lmas, $4.5o@4.70; red kidney, 81. .756l3 %
biackeyes, 1926 so; horse BEANS 81. .25072 75
cranberry beans. So; Garvanxas, $3.I50l4
Seeds--Brown mustard, $363.50; yellow mus
tard, nominal; faxseed, So, carload lots; canary,
4c; alfalfa, nominal; rape, cleaned, 215c; timo-
thy, nominal; hemp. Az @4l1e; miIlet. 2A@
5Ac per 10; broom corn seed. s1s@20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $2.6503 pei
cu. No Niles here at present.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Money on call easy
at Ia az per cent, ruling rate ia, closing bid
1%, offered at 2.
Time loans slightly irmer but dull; so days.
~ per cent; 80 days, 2&@3 per cent; six
months, 81 aG3%; prime mercantile paper, 4 ~
Sterling exchange easier. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. 4.S72o@4 4.s725 for demand
and $4.S465@4.70 for so days bills.
Commercial bills, $4.84%.
Bar silver, 59Ec.
Mexican dollars 47c
Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds
irregular.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, April 2S.--The local wool situation
continues unsatisfactory. Trade is quiet and
transfers have been few. dealings being almost
California--Northern 55957c; middle coun
ties, 50@72c; southern. 53@55c; fall free
43145c.
Oregon--Eastern No. / staple, 5Sd6Oc; eastern
No. clothing. 58@55c valley No. I. 4S@50c.
Territory-Fine staple. 58@60c; fine medium
staple, 55@56c; fine medium clothing. 48@50c;
hne clothing, 50055c; half blood. 4s952c
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Provisions quiet
but prices were firm because of 5@10c ad-
vance in the price of live hogs At the close
July pork was up 71a@1oc, lard was up 71ac
and ribs SC higher.
Cash quotations were as follows: Short ribs,
sides Qoose), $65o@6.S71a; mess pork. per bbl,
$13@13. 121a: lard. per 100 lbs, $S.071a; short
clear sides (boxedl, S7.25@7.5O
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boxes at 7Hc t. o. b., but even these prices.
mn.cn WI @ are about the lowest of the season. DO
ders for forward shipment are reported April
cots e are moving slowly in small way at about
tne quoted figures, though II is possible that
some concession would be made on an order for
a round lot.
Little or no business is being done in Cali
receive scant atfenfior, ),
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND, April 2S.--Club. s5@S6c; blue
stem, s7@SSc; red. s3@S4c: valley. S50s6c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. April 2S--Market weak but un.
changed Bluestem. SEC; club, SAC; red, &c.
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Flour and FarInaceou. Goods

The dour market continues quiet and feature
less. There is a fair business In farinaceou.
goods.
Fiour-California family extras, $5.40@6 net,
without discount; bakers extras, $5-40G5. 65
superfine. S4.20@4.50; Oregon and Washington,
ents and $4.e5Q5.15 for cut of; Kansas patents
San Francisco track, $5.85; do straight, $5.4
Dakota straights. $5.65; patents, So. IS per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In packages, net
cash, no discount, are follows: Graham -four,
~ per 100 lbs; rye -four $S40i rye meal. $500;
do, $40; oat meal. $4.10; oat groats, $4.80;
hominy, $3.z0G3,60; buckwheat nour, 81
cracked wheat, $3.50; farina, 40; whole wheat
$6.25@6.76; rolled wheat, bbls S4.S0, in sacks
$a.soi pearl barley, $40; split peas, boxes 81
per 100 lbs.
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pers, 2o@25c per lb; cucumbers. 75c0$1.25 per
dozen; green peas, 81 25Q1 so per sack for ordi-
nary and n-15G2 for telephone; string beans,
12la G171se- per ID; rhubarb % per box;
garlic, isQ2bc per ID; celery, $393-Jo for large
ana Sl9lo0 for small crates; cabbage, 3S99oc
per ctl; caulidower. 501S5c per dozen; carrots,
10c per sack; turnips. 71c per sack.
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Foreign Futures
Nfinne.ota wheot Market

MINNEAPOLIS. April 2S-Afay. $1.047s July,
$1.o3%; September, 891zc; No. 1 hard, $1.oSM
No. northern. sl;oeh No. 2 northern. SLOAN;
DULUTH. April 2S-No. 1 northern, $1.05H;
No. 2 northern. $1.O1B; May, SLOPPY July,
$40 u; September. 8eXc.
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Northern Hu.ines.

PORTLAND, April 2s.LClearings, ssse.6s7; Z;
balances, $153,15S
ances $76 524
SPOKANE, April 2s.-clearings. $7s4,sT4;
balances, Sill, ,63D
SEATTLE, April 2S-Cleariurs 81 O5l $3.50:
balances SIPS 83T
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butter. Cheeae and EGGS

CHICAGO, April 2s-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Cream
cries, 2092bc; dairies, 1s@24c.
Eggs---Eirm; at mark. cases included, 14Ac;
frsts, 15c; prime arsts, 15Nc.
Cheese-Easy; 11@12c.
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three -eishths blood. 4s@5oc; quarter blood. AZ
Pulled.Extra, eo@s2c; fine A. 5s@57c; A
supers, 44@4Sc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-rurpentine ana Ro,

SAVANNAH. Ga. April 2S.-Spirits of tur-
pentine nrm. 42h@43c; sales. 1876; receipts
2.s13; shipments, 1853.
Rosin, drm; sales. 1.7se; receipts. 1900; ship
ments. IL .925; stock, 81, ,s50. Quotations AB6
s3o5@3.l 10; D, $s.25: F. $s.25G G835; G, $3.50
3.37h; H, SO. 1905. 80; /, So. 40: X, S5.45: NJ
s5.65; n. 1913; WG. s5.so@5.s5; WV, $500.
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ST, Loui. wood Mnrket

ST. LOUIS. April 2S.-Market steady. Medium
grades. combing and clothing, 16017c; light fne,
l4@I4lac; heavy nne. 10011c; tub washed
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, $3.50, AS, T29;
gold coin and bullion, $16,oSS, ,425; gold certif
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LOCAL MARKETS

San Francisco Money Market
There was nothing new in financial quotations
yesterday aside from ~htghefsfates for silver and
Hongkong exchange. The condition of the loan
market, both commercial and real estate, also
remains as before stated.
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Provisions

The local trade are now reporting a frmer
market, and some Of them rather look for a re-
covery IN prices In the near future There have
been changes for some little time now.
Cured Meats--Bacon, 121ac per Id for heavy,
13c for light medium, 16c for light, 1916 for
extra light and ls1z 91ec for sugar cured: ex-
121sc; bellies, 12@131ac; eastern sugar cured
hams. 14,5c for heavy and 15c for light; Cali
fornia hams. 1915 lac; mess beef. SIS per
bbl extra family. s10.50 family. $3.50; prime
mess pork. sol; extra clear, So: mess. S24; pig
pork. $685. pigs feet. S5 for half bbls. s2-25 for
% lb kegs and $1.30 for kits; smoked beef. Is
@20c per ID.
Lard-Tierees quoted at SIC for California
compound. &c for eastern compound and lie for
pure half bbls. pure. II &c: so ID tins. 115tc;
10 ib tins, 1%c; ID tins. 115sc; lb tins,
Cottolene-one half bbI exc: half bbls.
91sc; tierce, &c; tierces, SIC; tierces,
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New York stock Ll.t

E. F.. Huttoa Co.. 4se California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, April 2s-There is no sign vet OF
q halt in this market and toward the close
coppers were taken In hand. Butte was the
ieadet - best kind Of buying. Rumors OF I'm
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Loans, Exchange and silver
Wheat and Other Grai..

Wheat-Liverpool futures were lower and Chi
cago also declined. Kansas reported frost. Ca
Everything here remained about as before
The cash grain was held with hrnness and in
whatever to buyers The demand is still appar-
emily increasing. though slowly.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 .82h al .e5: do milling.
II So California white Australian, N.7o: lower
grades Of California. sl;s5@l.eo; northern club
northern red. $1.6o; turkey red. 81 65gi 10.
1890 a. m. Session
No transactions.
May s3psa s2 81 HiEh Sass 81 IGyi ssA s ols:s ss
Barley-European freights for new crop load
grain tonnage in port, against 5.o61 tons on the
same date last year; disengased. 2s.5s7 tons
AGAINST saa $500 @ on eth the way to this port 2ls,s2
Futures continue very sensitive and unsettled
and guided chiefly by. weather conditions. There
Is L. some country buying. as already mentioned.
The May options advanced 11sc yesterday and
December rose from s1.s71s to s1.sex. but fell
There were sales of choice bright, northern
feed to arrive at $1.421a. an advance. The mar
ket Tor spot grain is more active in the interior
the market and quotations for this description
and also Chevalier can again be given, though
both are largely GSgH 1Sgipal h.e,rv
mon @o0d to to tsi1 ehoies isss
81 .50@1.bb; cheyalier, Sl.75@i. .S5 per ctl
FUTURES
1890 a. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ...... .sE42h 81 .421s s1.424 81 .42n
December \ ,1-5s1s t.SeZ 1.37h l.S7k
Mask sp. m. Session
December-$13s bid, N.3s5k asked.
Oats-Some business is developing, number
OF sales being reported yesterday. The situation
fs altogether in favor Of sellers as stocks are
slender. There are very few red or gray left
now.
Good TO choice red, $1.55@I.57ls; ordinary do,
n.47M a. 521s; white, 81. 55G 1.67 y gray, 81 60
Ito per etl.
Corn-There is nothing new to report in this
grain Trade is still dull. but the market is
Arm.
Californ1a small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow, $f.15 white, nominal: western states
yellow, sacked Sl.75; In bulk, San Francisco
tian, nominal
Rye-0nerings continue slender and the mar
ket Is duli and nominal. California, $1.4Th@
1.50 Der ctI.
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portant electrical contracts to be given out fur
nish the basis for boom In coppers. The New
York rails sagged profit taking.
COPPER CLOSE
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The following list Is furnished by e. Z. Hut
| cisco Cal
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picked do zoe; dry Central American. 260zses
goat skins prime angora. 50cG$fs large nalr
goats, S5@40c; med.=zs, r209Soe; small. 1V@
zoe. -
Tallow-No 1 rendered. 4c; No 2. S@Shes
grease 2Q255c-
RooI-Spring clip (freel, Humboldt, years
staple, 2Oc; northern. Humboldt and Nendoclno.
12d14c; San Joaquin. S@11cs southern coast
7G10c; Nevada. 9912e per h. FAN clip, north
ern mountain tree. 74Sc; defective. 44fc:
IL a21sc; 1907 crop. 4Q7c for all coast de-.
scriptions: contracts. 9G1Oc for one year aud
1OG12c for three to i've years
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-07
.FUERTES 7 EXCESI-
vas IIuVias en- la
primera mitad de
SGmana.
la Ultima mita5. fn6 clara J SEGA en-
tOdOS los distlitnS.
(Dsl Weather Bursau)

Boletin DemRnRl del tempo, de Il GamR'
M que teHmin6 sl do Mayo. En- mu-
Chas l0cRlidades de los di1tTitoB dc San
juan, AE0Cibo y AguRdills, IR pHimeEa
mitad dc BemanG Eo diEtiDgui6 poF Lar
fueFtss Y exCeaivas lluviaA En- San Juan
10 lluviR exConivR oCuEriO el dia % de
AbEil, peFo en- Is mayor paEt0 dO Las e1tR'
clones Ia lluviR mas fu0Hte ocurHi6 los diRB
26, ~ y 20. La mayor precipitation que
han infoHmado, ocuPEida On "a hoEaB, fue
38 pulgadaB en- Ia CaTmelitR, 81 dis 27
Ia llUviR fu6 de carGCtsE extremadamento
local. Las CRntid0deI han Varisd0 mu.
cho entire Las estacionGg CoECRnRB unan de
OtrRE. En- Corozal, 1BRrEoI otraE estA'
clones de IG altur8 de los dintEitoa menCios
nRd0l RFEiba, ID precipitation gemRnal fue
OnteRamente Bin C0nG0cuenCia. ExcOpt0
en- Ia vecinidad de San Juan, Ia procipita'
Ci6n semRnRI 10 largo de Il CoRtR n. in.
mediata fue geneEalmentO ligeHs. En- laB
diviGioneB del 8. del E., lR semRnR per
10 regular fue goca, con diRs ClaHoH y tenn
psrRtuTaE entsraments altAn. La Ultima
mitRd de BamAnR fue clara gecR On todoB
Io8 digtEitoH. ReinaEon viOnto1 ligOTos &
bEisotes del e con uuS VsIoCidRd maxi.
ma, en- San Juan, de 17 millRs poE hoTa,
del s. E., el dfR 20 dc Ab1iI.
La temperature media ep Il iIIa fue
76e, 6O8e BobrO ID de IS gemRna precs'
dsnte. Temperatures de 800 mas Re
EegiltEaEon o. muChas e1tacioneE. La
temperature m6B alta de lR HsmanR ocu'
rri6 gsneEalments 81 diR 2 de Mayo. La
mas GIts que han infoTmado fac "a Q On
Yauco, 81 dia 2 de Mayo; IL mas bsjg,
81 2, On Aibonito, 81 dia 90 de AbTiI, =
en- MaFicao, el dis 2 de Mayo. La tenn
peratuEs media diaria en- San Juan pre-
mo lilo IN grado bajo Ia normal.
81 prt medic de Il precipitation On 10
illa, discriminate de los infOFmsI do % eD'
{ cioneg, fu6 0.81 pulgadaA. La prsCipiu
taci6n Consisti6 gsneFaImsnte de fuerte,
lluviaH locales, muy desigualmsnts rspar-