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New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Feb. 2a-CATTLE-Receipts. about 500
head. market steady; beeves. 81 9odS6 cows and
heifers. 81 s0GS+ CO. Texans. 81 Tjd 81 ~; calves.
S. @5aSI. -; Westerns s4dS4 -: stockers and
feeders. 81 Tads4 90 HOGS Receipts about 1000
head: higher: light. 81 81 81 6o.
mixed 356lsi So heavy 81 35G 81 80; rough 81 2"
as: pigs. a 81 50. tuk of sales 81 5of s. 80
EEP-Receipts. about 5000 market steady: native.
81 Western. 81 % s. so yearIins. s. So -;
lambs s5dSs -; Western. s5d 50 90.
head: steady. VEAI4S-Recepts 500 head: active and
lower s5dsR HOGS-Receipts. 800 head: active
10N 15c higher: heavy and mixed 81 90 Workers.
$. 80 s. 90 pigs stas, ~ 1SuShS Sa siEE ~ so IN 1
LAMBS-Recepts 5000 head; sheep active and
steady: lambs 1oc lower: lambs. s5GS7 80
Cincinnati. Feb 29-Hoss quiet: butchers and ship
pers' S0H 81 80 common. 81 InH s. 80 CATTLE
steady: good shippers, 81 6j s. 81: common
81 - q 81 - SHEEP steady. $: 5on 81 - LAMBS
Pittsburg Feb 29.-CATTI.E-Su supply light steady;
choice. s. 6O4 s. 10: prime. s. 3oG s6 so SHEEf-
Supply Hght steady: prime wethers S5 s5I SO; culs
and common. S2as3 go lambs. s10S1 40; veal calves
ssmss so. HOGS-Reeeipts light: active; higher.
prime heaves. 81 so: mediums and Workers s.. pigs
81 roughs. 81 80 q 81 %
Kansas city Feb 2p.-CATTIE-Receipts 400 head:
choice and dressed beef steers
81 aO rs: good 81 81 s. Ia Western steers
s. 2Sa and feeders 81 t0f 81 90 South
cows 81 5oM - T5: hefers 81 4On s. ~ bulls
80; calves. <4a S6 ~ receipts for the week
400 head HOGS-Receipts 600 head. market &c
higher: advance 81 52t. bulk OF sales. 81 "a
81 +0ef 81 81 packers 81 3oSr 81 -;
pigs gs Sia 81 40: receipts for the week 81 Zoo
heal SHEEP-Market nominaliy steady: lambs. sea
rs; yesrlings. 81 T3Gs s. so; Western
linss IS 20 Western sheep. 81 +od s. 80 stO"
81 80 s.; receipts FOR the week 3S6
head
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Feb. 20, 1908
ARRIVED.

to II wasisr Asan or Co. bGx Win csefaesos February r.
s,eafner Phadelphia Mills Southampton and Cher
and 19I steerage passengers mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion IS Co, with passengers mdse
steamer Alamo Ayery. Galveston February % to the
Mallory IS Co; with passengers and mdse. Passed in
steamer city of Macon. Dreyer. Savannah February
Passed Quarantine I1;o6 a m '''' -A'Se
Steamer soestd{k t4o Dutch I5oesma Rotterdam
rived at the Bar at $40 m
royo u Maranho f6. Arecibo Sar Juan n to the
New York and Porto Rico Co. with sugar Arrived
steamer Eon % Gen 10 Jacobs % Bremen February IS to
gers ahd mdse Arrve9 at the dRa a 46 passen
steamer La ssyoie sFr( Poiro Havre February Do
and 800 steerage passengers mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer Esperanto, Rogers. Vera Cruz February 90
Progreso y and Havana 2: to the New York Cuba
rSed MS al al the Bar at 20 2a me- mails and dse Ar
steamer @ Jacob; Jacob Bright sF) Lewis Iaguna February
rived at the Bar at 1880 m. 2sth.
20 and Queenstown 81 White star Line with s5s
cabin and 25s steerage passengers ana mdse
Steamers California Br1 Glasgow via MoviIe; Italia
African Monarch CBry. Melbourne sydney, etc; Andes
GaD, Genoa: Bradford Ger. Porto Barrios etc. car
Janeiro Chicago City C3r Bristol Carbbee
Matanzas; Grenada Hr! Grenada and Trinidad Havana.
Bordeaux: Parma (8r). Thomas Crox. etc: Ponce
kingston Port I.imon, etc; queen Adelaide C5r -
Phyllis C3r): Colon: Bermudian OBJ, Bermuda Della
West and GaIreston Ell Eysyn Port Tama FL sud Gal
gee. brunswick; William Chisholm and barge.
fox: Campana n3r LIVERPOOL via Queenstown: Mime
81 Louis Southampton Wa Plymouth and Cherbourg:
Iceland 1r @ JaET MA eTnoTf Nf%s PH
Mama Ifais, Baltimore City of Atlanta. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February %. 1908.
COFFEE-The coffee market very quiet to.
day sales DAY being reported of only 32ao
bags Prices steady. however. and the close vas
: points. The market opened un
changed, line with the European
market. light. About 1000 bags
of NAV sold during the early session, SAID TO
be against purchases in Brazil and there was Wtle
business in December 625C These prices points
above the closing bids of previous day and the eose
Trade interests supposed 10
be il required
very o inlpart a steady the
Neither European markets reported
change, and while of the Brazilian markets. Rio
barely steady prices there unchanged also. Re
Cepts about in line with recent figures and TAX
the days a whole there nothing in il
alter precOnceived opinions the of prices
thought decrease the worlds visible
than that reported January. around 100000 bags
merchants reported good demand for SPOT
and stated the higher grades showing
tendency increase their premiums The S0f10D bags
Brazilian all
ter grades locking up these supplies
naturally
market for coffee steady with quotations the
basis of 6I4c .
The of prices in the local
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
ERLANGER ASNAPOLEON
Tie Friars Hail Theatrical Manager
as Little Corporal!

At o'clock yesterday morning. in the great DIM
ing room of the Hotel Astor, the Friars eAecutc1
a brilliant coup d'etat such as the Napoleon III
might have envied, and while the independent
forces were contemplating plans of defence pro-
claimed A L. ErIanger the Napoleon OF the theat-
rical industry in this country Within a stone
throw Of the BeIasco and the Stuyvesant they
arrayed him in The uniform of the Little Corpo-
r..i and dra nix his health in the choicest wine IN
III Astor cellars And the little genius OF the
organization that has been frequently described
with mischief intent a -'banefUl trust wore lis
new fonors with playful dignity il WAS probably
the greatest burlesque that has ever been wit
messed at a private gathering in this town. and
withaI there was a of sincerity and apprecia-
tior of superior mind That for the moment robbed
the nurlesque OF its Righteousness. II was 4
humorous tribute a brainy by actors, press
agents newspaper writers. playwriShts and other
rerscYs engaged in the fine Of making living.
To coup d'etat took the form OF dinner. and
in ! oint of numbers the largest gathering
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
CeTTON-The c

CeTToN-Thc cotton market fairly activ" fo1
Saturday and showed steady covering
moderate support hullish
concentrate the months. weekend
figures of Southern and
optimistic view Of general conditions seemed
for the better demand. which closed the
unchanged Il points higher months
relatively firm Sales estimated bales.
The market opened steady prices de-
cline Of > points, the loss being due Fri
days hqudatng movement which hav been pro
moted to some extent by disappointment
English 4 6
points lower spot were only
hales decline of point. Prices rallied almost i'm
mediately. however. support and
ruled firm during the middle the morning with March
and May showing relative selling to
l. points higher. Late positions relatively
bad ckwar croD prepara
tions the belt Of
in the Southwest. visible supply of Aner
cotton showed bal
week. against increase $3.50 for the game
week last year according to figures of the New
York Exchange. Bulls point if the amount
Of cotton brought into sight for Of the sea
should equal last s,iu
small and Eastern belt people to very
0''
Of prices in the local r,arl,at
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
RUGEN CAUGHT IN PITTSBURG.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Pittsburg. Feb. 2".-Martin =. Rugen, who
confessed 20 being the pal and former private
secretary of James II. Baker alias Neale,
held for murder and forgery in New York. was
arrested here by the P1ttsburg police while In
ssl,ector John NJ. Powell, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad police, and Miles r. Rigor, of the Penn
sylvania Railroad secret service, were looking
for him. Rigor in New York yesterday working
on the case. found that Rugen, the other
wanted, was in Pittsburg, and he telegraphed
here to have him locked up, then followed him
self, sending word TO Powell at Baltimore join
him in Pittsburg-
Rugen this evening made affidavit regard
ing the murder of +. Y. Hutchinson, station
agent at ClarIngton, w Va, on December 29.
which will probably send Baker to the gallows
Rugen says Baker 10 him in Pittsburg and
told Of the fight with the station agent, how the
gun had gone off accidentally and killed the
agent and how he, Baker had then fired the sta
.ion 10 conceal the crime. Business is business.
and you have got to learn IL if you travel with
roe" Is what RugeD alleges Baker told MIN when
he expressed horror at the act
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

quoted sa132c 10; country dressed sG12isc.
wit lev selling under lOc.
AND iAhB>-ReceiptS liz
head including IL for slaughterers and 6ie
for the market making. with the stale stock. :
sale. sheep were nominal; lambs slow with an
eas feeling for heavy and medium weight
lambs About 3ls unsold late hour
Common to prime heavy lambs sold at SEA 81 80 per
10. Dressed mutton steady at Sd loi2C III,
lambs 1ol2 a he: dressed hOthcuse
lambs slow S4QslO per carcass.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: i02 Western
lambs S5 10 average. 81 per 100 ID; 2O2 do. 93
ID. s. 232 do % h. 81 -. 4 cUlls. 60 III.
al s6.
Tobin a. Shannon: 40 Western lambs tcOmmCtl.
- H. Sc S2iz buck $50 III. at 81
HOGS-Recepts 2912 5.;1t head. in
Guiding half for the market Feeling steady
Country dressed hogs dull 5G nc III.
Sales Gate Yesterday y)-Tobn & Shannon. 1874 Ohio
pigs. III average. a 81 o. per 100 IN.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

american niSe new 5s hid: futures quiet March.
D I'd Flbt R-N inter patents -Sls Si. PEAS-Cans-
dian Stealy, ~ SID HOPS-At London tPacidc Coast
dull II losHt2 los. ILNSEED OII@-Quiet. 81. BUT
TEH-GOod United States "a f6sGt5 PETROIEJ NJ
Quiet "a ROSiN-Comnnon. o. Sad BEEF-Extra
dla Gull. >JS PORk-Priune Western
t>s 9t HAMS-ShOrt cut II to 10 n. dull ass "a Bt
COM is1 steady. SIS. to
N. Quill. 35: clear middle, light. -
:5s Sd. do heavy. 35 10 ~ r weak S5s Sd
backs 10 dull. Cos. short bellies. I5
N. dull SSs. SHOULDERS-SQuare. l. 70. DUH
2+S I-&RIE-Prine Western quiet. 3ss s.,
anlcrcan refined. in pals. SIS Sd CHEESE;
IL an white. 5gS.
whit new COlored.
stea5y SIS coioret finest steady csS 50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in New York
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China
Philippine Islands t;ia Francisco
sibra Mar 8. 500 p m
Tahiti and Marques.as Islands
FTancisco)- -Mariposa --..----.:--. Mar 6, m
New Zealand. Australia Except
New Caledonia FraEcisco)-
Aeon Mar 5 500
Japan Cores. china and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver Victoria.
C)-1mpress Of Japan. Mar H. 600 m
Japan China Philippine
Islands via seattIe-Shinano Mar. IL m
Hawaii. japan. COrea China
ippiue Islands tria San Francisco
China Mar II, 500
Japan, Corea ana China especially ad-
dressed only via scattle--K Kuneric l..
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
via TaComa}-Ning Mar. IL 500 m
Hawaii via san Francisco Alameda Mar l6. 500
Australia teNCert West,. N@w Zealand.
Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia iyia Vancouver and Victoria.
b Cl-Moaua NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mar. 90 600
Hawaii Guam and the Philippine Islands
Oia san Francsco-U transport April l. 600 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

Coen ooG Exchange special Iye5poo cables dull
2.ooo; receipts. 12.ooo American, 5000; mdding up
Closed quiet points lower on near i'T and to
March and MarcApr SID April May sd dofSa5y May
June ; 6ol5d: June1Juiy. BOD; JpyAugust SID Au-
November. 5a5d; November December 5s2ifd
m md MEALhFour liz was firm and higher
a INJURY fer kansas al ssS srg anG pta Was moder
ing prices quoted New York Produce Er
shahsS srns s M s. g %?
PF9 m extra ssaF KS 81 % ser s ess So a. S j. wp'sr
ssv :, fS pso%s aSs9s
XIII dried $50 81 - BAG ~ MEAIGFrm. Quoted Fine
H9i!f 7Pf yf!lGT o %
S rn a,fn gitE FIRM 2uoied
ss ~ red dog s.. $40 80 all Fehruary shipment city
sac $50 ho@ny chop So 50 R1lk SO ;' so
sacks. OF. MEAI--s32 9s3o 80. '' ''
edeTyn%dy hah eZneGted ,@day there was The biggest
in th@ local and 9 s Mar IN up Ehd@rs to 81 81 Ills LIE
was more or less commission house huying at the
by an oyersold crowd who had expected a good res
of showed unsettled the temper nS
trade for at Chicago sal made both above
@ sf s for bulls sFGS'a to no %
beyond expsctation by tho yonms
the close when little realizing took pisce % f,nn near
May in New York was quoted 81 o4H and July 81 oe
demand in the West and big eIearanGes including ding
The ysTpooi market io%aT Ef While Mhff, the
Continent was practically unchanged except for an
advance OF ic Budapest Northwest racaints
amounted only 1S1 cars. compared with a..
la year. the Minneapolis stock decreased 100 0oo
for ranort al
decrease of 100000 bushels for days There was
Considerable selling OF May and buying OF July at
Chicago BY prominent house. off md during the
times the Southwest strong r.
fecting the builish cash a'tuation tina. quarter
wheat New York closed higher as foows.
No red 81 03iA elevator and 81 Z q h aeoa,
! Northern Duluth 81 1885,. and No I hard winter
~ 15ss o b afoat CORN--In contrast 10 wb.at
strength. corn was relatively weak throughout the
because commission re
May. prospects for somewhat larger receipts and
moderate liquidation The prospects rain In tba
West fair clearances had little effect on ~.
market. Ltvernool Il lower and cash msr
l0et closed az follows: No T0c elevate
and 6oisc 4" afoat; No > white s3s, and No vel
low q 0ATS-There on lv mod
snecpiatire trade rkat
alou rfir fpsi bara
closed follows, NtVaf &c 10 80 H. 5Tt.c. natural
white 20 2" III. 5snsiisc: ciippei white ~ 10 a.
Ib. % a 6sc. RYE-Market dull; No Western. Q0o
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York February
REEVES-Receipts - 4aa head. ali
for ssuyhterers Nothing doing live Feeling
steady. Dressed beef In limited demand at 7a8c
Der 10: fancy sold in small way at at4m9isc.
Liverpool and London cattle and beef markets
steady quotations Shipments from this port
cattle and 400 OF beef on
ne London: 2.7oo OF beef
Louis. for the London market. To cot
cat lee shipped the Terence 10 Manchester.
sAI.NES-Itcc-rts ~ bead. All -onsiG, Gi
butchers. Nothing doing in live calves. Feeling
rated steady. Dressed calves light sup
ply. low priced grades hr City dressed veas
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
Imported ParasolS

AN INTERESTING OF UNIQUE AND DISTINCTIVE
,,onE1S COMPRISING ENTIRELY NEW COMBINATIONS AND
COLOR SCHEMES LEATHER WITH TAFFETA SILK FILEI NkI
WITH EMBROIDERY EINON AND LACE EFFECTS.
SUITABLE FOR CARRIAGE AND STREET USE
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
WEDNESDAY, MARCH !.
Brings mai
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OD oOTTNII 5 tNWEF'S.
MONDAY, MARCH ,
a'SSFi Fo- Line.
'itr'ii'e Don II a m 2 m
JeI,!s''' NfIfnk. Oh dominion 300
'iuH a eeii'ina. Am Rio Plata 1900 300
SURNAME" fafainaribo. d. W i----.11 100 100
TUESDAY. MARCH ,.
Nslser Wilhelm H. Bremen y G L.. $50 a m
aiisinaI - hlttS. y \ a DEM. 900
AlS"flllI liTh Island tlyde--. 200 500
Eeneza. Naples. Fabre -..--.-....-...
Iroquois Jacksonville CLYDE 300 a m
ifihCets anne. Noriolk- Old Dom 800
oltE q Macon. savannah. Savannah. 800
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
"'iJeStC southampton White star. 6:}n a a II
i'A ron Argentina HOlt--..-- 6:&u a a
NcllTai FarraSut Jamaica, | F $50 1000 a
'TIs4tfla lflaSua HaIHiA IL 200
itafSeaI leTnarnubo. RraZiiian II :U 1:o0
Soest1yk. Rotterdam. Hola0d-Anl--.. 1000
Nord America Naples. La Eel0Ce-
Alamo. Galveston Mallory 200 m
jamestown, \oGfolk. Ola Dom 300
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
Business Opportunities.

C1n CASH AND $40 FER MONTH WILL. BUY
Flu California vineyard. the income from
which will BE- Independents nt,l
handsome pamphlet. valuable information and coutrsT
FREE SACRAMENTO VALLEY IMPEOV IN Es\T CO
Louis. NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


san rises G34 sun 5:53 rises 610
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 6:2o Gov Island 6:47 Hell Gate SAC
t'M-Saniy Hook 6:55 Coy % Hell Gate 9:I5
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

ne NoordaIn reported 1io5 miles aaniy
f'clN AZ =" m yesterday is expected II
a Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
Stern Brothers

Advance Spring Styles OF Women's
Tai1or.made Walking Suits
In all the Newest Imported and Domestic faorcs
Tomorrow at Unusually Low Prices
Princess Dresses,
ofC Taft in all shades trimmed with
yoke& of bise lace "O''"
Value S5z5o
Tailored Walking Suits
of Invisible Stripes n black blue and brown
length ttrmnle with sat
rtwThf andba OF
of hip pIengthco handsomely trimmed
b,dcrr wnhc cloth
Value S69-5o
Walking Skirts
of Black Wolfe. circular and full pIeacd models
bandso Of
Value S2I.5o
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb :st- Closing: wHEAr-spot dull M
red Western winter, 10 Ind. futures steady, March.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March 24There was appreciation
world the yesterdays
Washington validity
market aceable
principles laid decision provide
which world
viewed with much socude months Not only the
subject
capitalists and holders but still the threat
would troubled
sufhcency by laws enable the
holders
holders application
marked Cono
claim
decided
OF the southern states which have been most stringent their
Northwestern railroads. although they have equal the
held
digestion of effected of
presidents
of the An
unreasonable would
with qualification the financial world and apparently throughout the rail
world The involvement that subject the elaborate
extended control of by the
do
the ownership sale corporation
good the trading but
breadth
day this
Z
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Hides, TarIow. Wool and Hon.

10 further decline In wool is repcrted but
complete stagnatiol prevails in the market.
Some local merchants will not name any quota
tions.
Hides are weak at the further decline noted
at the close Of last week, and the tendency is
still downward
Hops continued featureless. except that dealers
are now quoting rather steady market though
business Is almost at a standstin.
Hldes-Culls ard brands sell about 11G1c un-
der quotations Heavy sa1ted steers, 71ac: me-
dlun- &c. Light. &c. cowhide- 51ac for heavy.
oc for light: stays. 4e: saIred kip. &c; salted
veal Size; salted calf IL lac dry hides. 13e; dry
Kip, lOc; dry calf. 16c; dry stays. Sc; Mexican
dry hides. lie; Mexican dry salted do. &c; Mexi-
can picked do, l0c; sheepskins. shearlings. 10@
@90e; long wool. S1@f.25; lambs 20650c:
horse hides. salt. s2G2-50 for large and s1.5065
1.75 for medium. >50c4s1.2 25 for small and o56
5oc for colts. horse hides. dry. S1.50Ge. % for
large and S1-25@1.15 for medium, 81 for
small and 25G50c for colts; deer skins. dry
Mexican, 25G 26c; dry salted do. a0M24c: picked
DO, zoe; dry Central American. 26G2Sc: goat
skins, prime angora. 5cc@$l; large hair goats,
S0@50c; medium. 20Q zoe; small. l0G120c.
TaIow-No- 1 rendered, 31s@4c. No 2. 3G
She; grease. 20211e-
wool-sprins clip. Humboldt and Mendocino.
years staple. 20022c: fall clip northern free
mountain 1d10e; do defective. 6@11Sc: San
Joaquin and southern. 50Ic. according to shrink
age and defects: faIl lambs. S61 1nc for northern
and 69Sc for southern, Nevada, 1012c per 10.
Hops-Prices to growers are as follows: 1906.
Ia Q213c: 1907 crop. 4Q5Hc for all coast de-
scrtpttons; contracts. 9010c for one year and
1OG11e for three to five years
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, March 24.-Flour-Receipts
33. 900: experts, $500 Market quiet and steady
Wheat-Receipts. 5000 bushels Spot firm
No. red S1.01 elevator s1.02 {. 0. b. ai1at
No. hard winter, SLIPS f. o. b. afoat. Wheat
options were generally firm and higher all day
and closed Il 613sc net higher. May closed at
$1.024s July at 81 1-16c.
Hops-Easy; Pacific coast, 1907 5dsc.
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady
Butter-Market irregular; creamery thirds to
hrsts. 21@27c; held common to special, q
Q2shc.
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Eggs-Easier; western average irsts, 1515 a
10 %c; seconds, 141aq1515c.
Sugar-Firm. Fair refining, 3S6c; centrifugal,
s6 test, 4.36c; molasses sugar, 3.61c. Refined
steady.
Coffee-Futures closed net unchanged to 10
points higher and steady. Sales We're reported Of
34.750 bags. including: May, 5.70@51 15c: July,
5.75c; August, 5.75c; September. 5.So95.s5 s5c; (;
October, October, 5s5e; NovsmbeT. 5ssc; December
tos, SIS @SAc. Mild, dull; Cordova. 1014 Q13}4c
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market continues
steady, with fancy quoted at 101a lie; choice
s9a@914c; prime, 6% @71Ac; common to f.ir,
Prunes-Are dull and unsettled. with prices
ranging from Az 3@14c for California and from
6@1Oc for Oregon fruit.
Apricots-Are In moderate demand. with choice
quoted at 1s@2oc; extra choice. 19@21c; fancy,
20@24c.
Peaches-Continue steady. with choice quoted
liz @l2c; extra fancy, 13114c.
Raisins-Are. dull, with loose muscatel quoted
at 5G6Ac; seeded raisins, 51a@S4c; London
layers. S1.65@1.75.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Canned Peas-The California Gamers assocfa-
slso extra aHs sifted. s1s5: extra az sifssd. ted.
81 20; stfted 81; standard. socs No. stfted.
81. 25; No standard. s3-75.
Canned Tomatoes-Standard. No. 21S $50
sosae; do, No, 8; 81 70; solid packed. No. a15.
S0e; 90: 20, :, 81 DO; 70; 3 500
strictly prime washed; I21S GIssc. nominai, fOr O
prime washed: II h91215c for good washed. III
6l1isc. nominal. Tor good to prime peaberry: aT:
l19i2c for good 10 prime; 01A91055c for fair:
salvador-l2ls ais1Sc. nominal. for prime to
strictly prime washed; 11@12c for good washsds
l0A 91le for fair washed: ilGI2c for good to
prime semiwashed: 9A 09&c for superior un-
washed; eG9Ac for good green unwashed: o550
Tic for common 10 ordinary
Nicaragua-I2Q13c. nominal. for prime washed.
washed; ss @sc, nominal. for good to suDsrio.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o141se for prime to
washed; IL = @12c for good washed; 101z all 15o
for fair washed; sA 01oAc tor medium. 509c
prime washed peaberry; 10@11c for good to prime
unwashed peaberry; a01oc for good to superior
unwashed.
Hawaiian-f4@17c, nominal for fancy; fa1bm
i351c, nominal. for prime; 11012c. nominal. for
good 10911c. nominal, for fair IL Q13c. noml-
grades
Ecuador-s55c for current unwashed.
ouicksilver-s45 for local use; export price.
COrdags-Maniis. 1se: sisal iosze; Ssal bals
rope. 1115012c per h.
saIt-Local johbers quota al follows- Hair
ground. 80 ID SKIS s11-50, 100 ID SKIS 81 per ton.
dairy. s13 PEI. ton; do bales. s1-75@2 each:
rock salt. so ID SKIS s11. 100 ID SKIS Sl0-5O par
ton; imitation Liverpool. S15@17 per ton, Liver
pool lump. s2o No genuine Liverpool on tho
Pacific Cod6sh-The Union Goldfish eou,oanv
quotes ash follows: Bundles. small whole so 10
bales. 4Ac: cases, regular, large whole 100 IN
boxes. 51sc eases. extra. 100 Ib boxes. &c; cases
eastern style. $3.50: Norway. &c; Anchor brand
&c; narrow gauge. TIC; Silver King 71bc; Golden
State, &c; White Seal. middles, 9l5910c: Sea
bright. blocks, 715c; oriental blocks, &c; Crown
brand, tablets. Sc; Pearl. tablets. sac; 5 lb
boxes fancy bOneless. 1Oc; 2 ID boxes fancy bone
less. 1012c; half barrels picked cod So so each
The Alaska goldfish company quotes: Bundles.
small whole, 4S4cs cases, regular, 1arge whole
5Ac; cases. extra. 61zc; cases. eastern style
615c; Beri1g, 7Aes Frigate, TIC. narrow Para
gon, IAc; Monarch, SIC; Western Pride. Sc.
Imperial, 1091O55c; Ocean Wave. Sc: Siberia
712c; Star. ? ID tablets. Skc; Pacific Belle
ID tablets. S1zc; Choice Bits. crates. IL 5 ID
boxes. 10c; do. 80 lb boxes. 101ac. picked cod
barrels, SO each; do. half barrels. S5.T5 each
The Alaska Goldfish company announces the ar
rival OF the schooner W. H Dimond with new
fish from Alaska stations.