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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
Nota del dia

Ha sido una nota de entereza,
de energia saludable la que ha
dado en- Ell parlamento puerto
rriqueno Ell leader unionista Sc
nor Muiloz Rivera. al prom un-
ciar el discurso eloCuente que
ha reproducido integramente la
prensa del vlernes y Ell sabado
de la anterior semana.
El parlamento aplaudiendo
sonoramente, las. energicas de-
claraciones del eminente hom-
bre publico, ha puesto Ell sello
de su autoridad a las frases, a
los conceptos del energico ora
dor que ha dado la mas alta
nota en- Ell concerto parliament
tario Insular, desde que aqui
funciona la Camara.
Ell discurso de Munoz Rive.
ra, ha sidO I'm severe inventa-
rio de cargos, una tragica liqui-
daci0n de la obra del redentoris-
mo, la exposition abrumadora de
cuanto han realizado, en- ofensa
y agravio de la colonia, los tu-
torres impenitentes que nos ha
puesto la tiran1a feudal del re
gimen Foraker.
Ell discurso del sefior Munoz
Rivera, habra dicho al gobierno
cual es la medida exacta del es-
tado de opinion aqu1 tornado;
porque esas palabras del leader
unionista, aunQue el advirtiera
que tan Solemnes y expreslvas
-declaraciones eran personalisi-
mas absolutamente, esas pala-
bras rehejan ell sentir general y
son una condensation de Ia con-
Ciencia Colectiva.
Puede decirse que ell pals pi
sa de esa manera.
Y no importa que Sc le juz-
que invalido y Sc le suponga
incapaz de llevar al terreno de
los heChOs, en- la hOra tragica
de las desesperaciones, c sas
ideas del exaltado patriotismo.
Los hechos, no habran de YER
Sc coronados tampoco, por el
triunfo, ST es que al triunfo ha
de otorgarse siempre a la supre-
ma fuerza; pero es bueno que Sc
liable con entera franqueZa, es
bueno que en- Washington Sc
conozca, sin tapujos y entera-
mente, cual es Ell estado de OPT
nion que aqu1 subsiste, y es
bueno tambi6n que lleguen esas
declamaciones, eSas confesiOnes
ilremediables hasta los pueblos
de America, esa America que
We en- nosotroS, en- nuestra pO-
bre Isla, Ell campo lamentable
en- que estan hacienda sus ell
sayos experimentales de coloni-
zaci6n, los modernos redento-
T1stas.
En- estos momentos solemnes
Y en- estas circunstancias supre-
mas, era precise que sc oyese
una palabra autorizada, hablan-
do 4 nombre de muchos, a nom
bre de una imponente mayoria
defensora del derecho de TN
pueblo, sometido a la pesadum-
bre de la fueIza.
Es la consignacion lie Ia pro-
tesla, es la reclamation del de
recho 10 que importaba consig-
mar al elocuente parlamentario.
Cumplido ese deber y llena-
do csc proposito en- Ia lorna
que todos conocemOs, va no le
quesa al gobierno. 4 los mante-
ned0res esforzados del regimen
vigenle, el recurso de declr, 8
de Greer siquiera, que 10 estan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
SeiiaIamientO criminal:

Martes 49, Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Etanislao Dumas. Alta
que con intencion de cometer homi-
cidio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03
Un nla|ec6n en- Cata6O

Los propietarjos dc Cataflo han pre-
sentado hoy un escrito 4 la Eamara
pidiendo que Sc construya IN malec6r
en- el sltio que actualmente sirve pa
ra atracar los botes que hacen 81 TIA
fico de San Juan 4 dicho caseffo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-03

hacienda satisfaction de todos,
con el APPLAUSE del pueblo, con
Ell consentimientO de los CO.
lonos.
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EXAMENES.

Maflana tendra lugar los examene:
de primer s6rmino en- Ia Escuela Nor
NAL.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK April 29Operatons higher prices of stocks had to
speculative the
thed
in
individual which
yesterday
followed
holding
the
short
The factors which governed the trading changed in important
The
Union Pacific IS much dwe and its believed
Market shifted Southern the
realizing going Union Pacific The advantage position the Hill
railroads which
subscribed before the financial last pointed
The the United
steel showing
generally held The
financial of the Net
Wall but the inclusion for the
with
Penny
notably
fme eded
The unsetement market
perceptbly the day progressed
S4468OO0 United States
bonds unchanged call.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks about the Coppers firm.
Cotton from Is to q points higher. Silver 5sc lower.
Sterling exchange lower in all leading centers.
New York exchange lower Hongkong exchange declined
Local mining stocks quiet and weak Sugar stocks strong
San Francisco mining exchange to close May and l.
Wheat unchanged with the market showing less hrmness.
Barley futures lower owing changed weather.
Oats and corn in light supply and firm
Small white and lima beans firm advance.
No further change in hay or feedstuffs.
Barreled beef 81 per barrel lower
Cattle sheep and hogs exhibit further huctuaon.
Asparagus still weak under excessive supplies.
Old potatoes and new onions dull and weak
Poultry market literally supplied with most kinds
Butter active and somewhat higher Eggs and cheese unchang
Fruit market well furnished with seasonal varieties
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Butter, Cheese ind Er~.

The only changes In the quotations for dairy
produce yesterday were In butter. the extra and
pound. extras being quoted at 22hc. There
was an active demand and a shortage in some
quarters and 1t was feared that the accident
to the steamer Argo would prevent needed sup
plies from reaching the market from the Eel
river creameries on time. hence the advance.
Cheese was held at previous prices, the market
being quite firm for all descriptions.
Previous prices for eggs were maintained, de-
spite the fact that most houses had ceased
storing One dealer bid 1ec for extras on the
exchange but there were sellers. no one
seeming to have any to spare. The receipts
in to the agent Of sonoma county poultry as
sociAtion and majority Of the trade was de-
termined to hold the price up so that they
could return more to shippers than he. who
was supplying retailers at zoe a dozen Fresh
eastern seconds were selling on the street at
The following sales were made on the ex-
B1tter-20 cases Of extras at 2sc, 20 at 22lsc,
and 100 cubes at 23c pound.
Cheese-2J fancy California dats. at f2c q
pound,
cheese and .. 140 cases eggs
Tho following official quotations as estah-
lished by sales, bids and offers the door Of
the dairy exchange. Prices on the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from &c to &c higher, owing to the vari-
GUS charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 221ac per lb,
firm; do frsts. 22c. firm; do seconds. 21c,- firm:
Gheese-Fancy California new fats, 12c per
loHc, arm; fancy new Young Americas. 1910.
frm:f do frsts, 1211c, 6rm; fancy, New York
storage. 161zc. steady; Oregon do. 14c. steady =
Eggs (per dozen, cases included)-Calitornla
do seconds lie, steady; do thirds, 16c. steady:
soiled. nominal.
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Los Angeles 1Iarkets
spEcIAr. prspArcH no rHE cAI

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
Los ANGELES. April ,2e.-Market conditions
morning. with light trading at average prices
There were heavy offerings OF beans but only
one sale was made. No butter traded in
and only 80 cases of northern eggs were sold
Egg receipts were below the average and prices
remained the same. Onion and potato offerings
were light.
Heavy trading and large receipts of bunch
goods featured the market on. the street: There
was strong demand for all green vegetables and
prices were firm. Large sales OF lettuce were
made at good prices. Green peas were we'll
turnips beets and green onions were s shipped in
In large quantities, but the strong demand held
prices firm.
There was a scarcity of barracuda In the fish
markets, but light demand and small receipts
kept prices normal.
keceipts-Eggs, 442 cases; butter. rs. s54
pounds; ehee.s ESQ pounds oJps potatoes, 40
Butter-Creamery. extras. 4I15c; creamery.
nrsts, s6c; eastern firsts. 22c; dairy. 25c; cook
Ing: 1eG1sc; oleomarssrns, tubs. 1sG2oc.
rs rs case count l'%ei'e' northern case count
Cheese-Northern fresh. Ia@I5c: anchor large
anchor brand. lie: eastern singles. I7c; eastern
twins, 17c; eastern cheddars. 17c; eastern long
horn, 1sasc; eastern daisy, IN @1sAc; Swiss
Imported; s2c: Swiss; domestic. 2sc; brick cream.
Potatoes lper ctl)-Fancy highland Burbanks.
soc3$1: choice. 90c@$1; fancy Salinas 81. 259
1-5o; choice. $1.25: fancy Oregon early rose, $29
swset local White
potatoes So; red sweet potatoes, 50 per sack.
Onions-ohio yellow. $3.50: Colorado red globe
psp sfina e1af; ssa ISL lima
No. /, So; Lady WASHINGTON No. 1, So 90; small
white No. 1, s5.7o@3.s5: blackeyes, So; Garvan-
Eas $3.50; lentils. like.
Chilis-Evaporated. 123zc.
Popcorn---New, 81 30 per 100 lbs.
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New York Metsl Mnrket

NEW YORK. April 29s-The Kondon tin mar
ket had quite sharp advance, with spot closing
at E144 IS and futures at A143 Locally the
market was hrm, with quotations ranging from
81. .25G32. 30c.
R57 lis Sd and futures at E5s los. Locally
the market dull and unchanged. notwith-
standing the advance abroad. Lake was quoted
at r. 61z i2. 6T11c, eectrolytc at r. 50G IL. 75c
and casting at II. .25@ soc.
Lead was unchanged at El3 In the English
market but shade higher and hrm locally
at 4.0504.10e.
Speltcr was unchanged at f21 in the London
market Locally the market was quiet and un-
changed at 4.60@465c.
Iron was lower in the English market. With
standard foundry quoted at 48s 3D. and Cleveland
warrants MT Dos Sd. Locally the market was
rather unsettled, but no. quotable change was
reported in prices.
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO, April 20.-The wheat market
opened firm because Of the steady tone at Liv-
erpool in the face OF severe break, here yes
because of liquidation sales, but rallied and
held the advance until the close. Commission
houses and local shorts were the chief buyeru
Low temperatures in Kansas and Nebraska. re-
ports OF damage by Hesslan dies and bugs In the
southwest and an active demand from millers
at Minneapolis for cash wheat were the bullish
features The market closed strong. July wheat
opened %@xc higher at 87A@s71ac, sold OF
to s65bc and then advanced to sshc. The close
was at S7hc.
Corn was nrm for the greater part Of the day,
July opened unchanged to Ac higher at 62A a
62xc, sold at 62ac, advanced to 63H @63 Hc.
and closed at 63&c.
A break Of 1c in May was feature In oats.
The market closed Arm. July opened unchanged
at 45Nc and advanced to 45sAc. where 1t closed.
Provisions were strong because. Of 4 5Ql0c
advance in live hogs. July pork closed 20@2311c
higher, lard was 27ls @3Oc higher and. Fibs were
up 7i1c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Eastern Livestock Market

OMAHA
OMAHA, April 2e.-Cattle- Receipts. 2,Too;
steady Native steers. $5@6.70; do cows and
heifers. $350@6: western steers, $515d5. so;
stockers and feeders, s3G5.30; calves, $500;
Hogs-Keceipts. $500; market Sc higher.
Heavy, S5-3696.45; mixed. SIS. 3005. IS: light.
$e:2Sgo.4o; pigs. $4@4-4o; bulk of sales. $500
sheep---Receipts. $500: active, steady to 1oc
lower. Yearlings. $5@6 15 wethers, $5@5.S So;
ewes. $4-o0@5.50: lambs. $7@7,50.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, April 29.-Cattle- Receipts,
5000; steady. Native steers. $5.25@6 80: do
cows and heifers $3.50@6.50: stockers and feed
ers. $3o0@5.I5; calves. $3.756D6; western steers,
$5G6.75; do cows, $3.2505 25.
HoSs-Receipts, 10. 600: market 5@10c higher.
Bulk OF sales. S5.40d5.55; heavy and packers,
50. .40q5.60; light. S530G5,4 ,45 pigs S3.75@4 %.
sheep-heceipts. 5000; market 5@Sc lower.
Muttons $5@e,25; lambs. s6G7.2 range weth-
ers, $4.75@660; fed ewes. s4.50@5.60.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO; M April 2s--cattle..Receipts. about
1o,eOo; market good for steady, others weak.
Beeves. s4.50@7.20; Texans. 81. .4o@5.5o; west
er1s. 81 .60@7-9o; stockers and feeders, So. 506
5-65; calves. $45096. 25.
Hogs-Receipts, about 21 600; 5610c higher.
Lights. $5.2o@5.60 mixed and heavy. 5000
20; rough, S5,i5@5-S5; pigs, s4.25@5.1 10; bulk
of sales, $5.50@5.60.
Sheep-Receipts. about 10000: weak to lOc
lower. Natives. s4.75@5.25; westerns, $4.15d
$50; yearllngs. $6.25@6.90; lambs, S5.751 80;
westerns, $5-75@7.60.
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Wheat. cts =.
THE STOCK MARKET
San Francisco Mining Exchange 20 Re-
main Closed May and

The sugar stocks continued very strong yes
terday, and several scored still further advances
fionoxaO selling up 10 $40. Onomea 10 SS5. TO-
and Hawaiian receiving a bid OF sS6. 20 There
was also a higher bid OF S31 IS for Aakaweli-
These stocks monopolized most OF the moderate
business on the stock and bond exchange. There
were sales OF United Railroads bonds at sos 80
966-25- Pacific Coast borax was ex dividend
Of 81.
Mining stocks were generally weak There
was not much change In the Comsfocks. but
the few were In the direction OF lower quota
tons The southern Nevadas were also quiet
with the exception OF Daisy and Diamondneid
Butte Consolidated the former closing at sf-25,
against S1.40 on Tuesday. (solddeld Consoll
dated lost 10c on the day. There was no par
ticular news from the mines.
The San Francisco stock and exchange board
yesterday decided to remain closed May and
:, owing to the feet's arrival.
The regular annual meeting OF the stock hold
OF the American District Telegraph company
OF San Francisco has been called for May 10
The Cypress Lawn improvement company has
declared a dividend Of 10 cents per share,
amounting to $4,000 and payable May I.
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New York Grain and Prod

NEW YORK, April 2s-Flour-Receipts. H.
500: exports, 2.l0o; market quiet but steady:
steady; No. red, $i.os elevator and and 81 IrGs os
I. o. b. anoat: No. / northern Duluth $I.l5M
I. o. b. ahoat; No. hard winter, $i.i2H
T. o. b. a1oat
reports. together with very light northwest re.
ceipts, wheat ruled nrm all day and closed
11c net higher. May closed at $l.o61s, July
st e6stc and September at s2Ac.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Quiet
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
sugar-Raw, steady: refining, 3.90c; cen
The market for coffee futures closed stendy.
unchanged. to 9 points lower Sales 4s, 300
ni tenber. 5sS@sc; Decenber. eo5as.ioe; March. cR
6.10@e.i5c. Spot closed steady; No. Rio.
&c; No. Santos. sss@shc. Mild coffee quiet;
Cordova. 9&G12%c
Butter-Easy. Process common to special. 10
cheese-Easy. winter made, e@loAe; skins.
Eess-we.k. State, renn.yl.ani. and near
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporated Apples-The market IL quiet,
but holders as rule are not offering eonces-
sions. Fancy quoted at 10c. choice at
~ acc. prime at 7G71sc, common to fair at
Prunes-Unchapged, with quotations ranging
from 4G14c for California and from 5x Gioc
for Oregon fruit
Aprlcots-Unsettled. with choice quoted at
i6@16ac. extra choice at 16h@1Tc ana fancy
Peaches-Easy, with choice at ohGl0c; ex-
extra fancy at 11hQf2c.
tel at 5Q6Nc, seeded raisins at 546c and
London layers at $i.25@1.35.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Liverpool futures were lower and the
cargo market was easier on lower American
cables La Plata declined Sd. Chicago was
sendins in increasing reports Of injury by frost,
dry wea ther. chinch bug and Hessian dy.
The San Francisco spot market showed less
nrmness. though prices did not change. There
was nothing doing in futures.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 .62h0 al. IS; do milling.
q 80; California white Australian, 81: 20; lower
" ,0sA .65; northern bluestem, 81 675s al. 20;
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20 cent price, according to the reports given out
at the local office.
SANTA CRUZ. April 29.-The ege market re
mains unchanged and the supply Is holding good
Only 1Iia cents IL offered, while merchants con-
time selling at 20 cents
H0LLISTER. April 29.-Eggs came In freely
today. with the market remaining frun AT IL
cents Shipments OF broilers continue heavy:
Haying has begun. Experts estimate the yield
at half crop The hay viii be clean and OF
excellent quality.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties

PETALUMA, April 29-The Petaluma branch
Of the Sonoma county poultrymen's association
will hold a general meeting Saturday at II
t H tb snippeq ;,r esr,oac s ysederaay and 10
sociation is indignant at the statement of the
San francisco commission men that 1t is placing
stale eggs on the market 1t has orders for eggs
three weeks ahead The rivalry. between the
association and the commissonmen seems to
grow stronger. as the conmissionmen are re-
ported to have had agents out in the country
today trying to intercept the eggs.
SANTA ROSA. April 29.-The local egg mar
ket is mixed this week. with Nye q Nilsson
Offering 10 cents for choice and IT cents for
seconds. and Swift Co; Offering 1s and Is
cents. The receipts continue strong and the
demand good. According to the officers Of the
Soncma county cooperative poultry association
all eggs available from members this week have
been sold and will be shipped as fast they can
be padc ready The association shipped q car
load to Eureka yesterday and has orders for four
carloads for San Francisco and two for Nevada
this week. All Of these were sold above the
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. April 29-Money on call easy,
l%@2 per cent; ruling rate, E@2 per cent;
Time loans, hrrner; 90 days. 2ls per cent: 90
days: 3 per cent. months. 81 G3& per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Q41a per cent.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. s5o5G4 4-s7io fo- demand
and at $4.S45o@4 .sz55 for 60 day bills.
Commercial bills. $4.s4K.
Bar silver. 53I5c.
Mexican dollars 47c.
Bonds--Governrnents, steady; railroads irreru-
lar ~o
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Minnesota wheat Market

DULUTH
/ DULUTH, April 29.--Wheat-No. I northern,
81 .06Ik; No. northern. S1.02h; May, 1.031z
July, $1.04; September, Ole.
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS, April 29.-Wheat-May,
81 .o5 ii; July, 81 1.o4x @1.o41z; September. 90Ac;
No. hard. $10sA @1.e9ss; No northern,
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count of the recent developments and Copper
Range on account Of its speculative position and
the possibility of it's striking the lode in the
Globe shaft within short time.
There was the best kind of buying OF Anal
gamated today. Hancock has levied an assess
ment of SO per share.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by e. F. Hut
ton Co, 4S0 California street. San Fran
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New York Cotton Market

NEW TURK, ApfiI zV.-Cotton opened urn ht
10 to II up, with the trade active. The tone
all day was firm. Weather was somewhat up-
favorable, more rain, also colder. There was
much better spot demand with higher prices
this market at sNc that cotton would
have to be purchased at 7i1c In the south to get
out even and spots all over the south SC to 10c
and firm, It is hard to how profits could
be gotten the short side OF futures, but the
most of the selling is on the outlook that the
south would raise the largest crop on record; but
as there Is SO small an amount Of 1t yet In
the ground, the future will have to decide the
crop The market is strong on shorts covering
and continued southern buying. Spot cotton
closed quiet and steady, 10 points higher. Mid
sales 3.100 baeg
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Northern Business

SPOKANE. April 2a.-Clearings. s7e7,5oa;
balances S7l.07l.
TACOMA. April .-Clearlnss, se7s,2el; bal
ances. $50 l25.
PORTLAND. April 2e.-clearings. ssl5,es5;
balances, $121 1878.
SETTLE. Aprn 2s.--cIearings, s1,o27. .sll;
balances. &l6l.134
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

SHn .Fr0MC1scO MONEY MarKct
Weakness in exchange all over the world was
the feature yesterday, sterling being lower In all
the most important markets. while in this mar
ket both New York and Hongkong declined. the
latter chiefly In sympathy with the reduction In
the silver quotation. Otherwise there was moth
Ing new worthy of note.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentinc and Rosin

SAVANNAH. April 2e-Turpentine firm. 4a6
4S3tc; sales, sl1; receipts 1ol2; shipments. ls8.
Rosin, firm; sales, 1882; receipts. 2,e72; ship
s3@ao5; d. So. 1908. 10: e, sa.16N3. 20: F.
81. .3043.3o; G. $3.25d3.32H; II. s3.65@3.75; 1,
S4. 4.40G14.5o; K. x53045.60; N, $5.7OM5. rs:
WC $5 so: WV, $685.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of poultry from domestic shipping
points were quite heavy, the early deliveries
alone approximating 100 coops. There was a
continued firm market for all kinds of large
young chickens. the proportion of such stock
in the receipts being small. Small broilers
which had previously been a drug In the mar
ket, were quoted higher, supplies being less ex-
medium sized hens remained weak, with re-
ceixers trying to effect clearances by making
liberal concessions to large buyers. Dealers are
the. city will be filed with visitors for the
celebration attendant upon the arrival of the
battleship feet
Poultry lper dozen)--Hens. s4.5o15.5O for
small $6@6s5o for large and s7@o for extras;
old roosters, $464.5O; young ROSTERS. 81 506
$50; do extras. ss@1o; fryers. s7@s: large
broilers, $4.50@5-50; small broilers $3@3. 50;
ducks, S6@7 for young and $415 for old;
pigeons $1.2J@1.50; squads. S2@2 80; geese So
@25o per pair goslings. s2.5oG3 per pair; tur-
keys, nominal
CIame-Noirjna1
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND. April 29,--Clubr s5@s6c; blue
stem, sT@Ssc; red. s3@s4c: valley, S5@s6c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, April 29.-Market unchanged. Blue
stem, Sec; club, SIC; red. SIC.
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New York MINING stocks
Boston stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. April 2a.-The market had a good
test today and stood up well. Steel business
is much better than the statement shows and
there is much better feeling in the east. We
cannot have better steel business without
helping the copper market and brokers believe
now is good time 90 buy coppers and especially
Amalgamsted. because it has not moved mate
riallr: also North Butte and Coalition on ac-
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, April 2e-Today's treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance, $3.50
o62, III: gold coin and bullion, $14, 100, ,954
gold certificates. s25.4bs. .e6o.
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Foreign Futures
: St. Loui. Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, April 2g.-Wool, steady; me-
dium grades, combing and clothing 16d17c:
light, nne, 149le1ac; heavy, fine. 10@11c; tub
washed, 19926c.