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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-08
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

manded his greatest attention. He ikened the great
sacrifice which Tostoi made for the serfs in Russia,
in selling his personal estate and going among them,
to help lift them up, to the case of wealthy Fifth
Avenue resident of this country dvesting himself OF
all his worldly goods and going to South Carolina
to labor for the light and life of the negro race.
His description of Tolstoi when he presented him
self in his library prior to his ten o'clock breakfast
most graphic He bent, old, six feet one
inch in height with white hair and beard dressed in
a rough brown shirt, with muddy boots, his eyes
grayish color, large nostrils, of simple voice but
which was at times when he was speaking under agi
taton, deep and rolling and again as soft and gentle
as the voice of During these changes in
temperament the CLEAN of his eyes would change
from the darker color to light blue, and as the Doc
tor stated it. che wore his soul in his face" He
swayed his auditor in described power
full. The power which Tolsto exerted him
described by the Doctor as being equalled only
by that of other parsonage of his life experience
Ralph Waldo Emerson whom he had previously met
personally
Tolstoi's food at the breakfast table was of the
most simple sort cold cabbage soup black bread, and
the commonest sort of eatabes. His whole life
is given up to the elevation of humanity, to chang
ing the heart of the pagan. He writes as by inspir-
hard to decipher the only who can be trust
ed in this work being the Countess, his wife, who
acts as his business manager. He is endeavoring to
mpant in the lives and hearts of those Russian serfs
the civilization and christianity of the age. To &C
caomplish this he goes among them and helps them.
He shows them He listens to their suggestions and
encourages them to suggest He is trying to work
an evolution among them, the as the people
who are making the most progress today with the
American negro. He protrayed in his conversation
with DR.. Van Ness, the slow degrees of development
which essential in bringing about this rehabil-
tation, and it evident that the mind of the great
philosopher troubled and that he was in a condi-
ton of Encouragement But he goes on teaching
and elevating, leading them onward and upward
uniting the socalistc with the christian method in
spring love to God and love to man. He teaches the
essen of property in common In his farewell mess
ge to the Doctor he assured him of his dependence
lpon aid from America to help him along the line of
lis life work.
DR.. Van Ness came to Idaho under the auspices of
he Unitarian church, of which he is leading pas
or, filling charge in the old North church in
Boston, 1t was evident from the enthusiasm of the
peaker when referring to To1stoi, that he a most
rdent admirer of the great philosopher
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Rather faint praise.

Inc end OF the second trial of Harry Thaw for
the killing of Stanford White at New York, came
with the close OF last week. the jury acquitting the
defendant OF murder on the ground of insanity He
was taken Immediately to state insane asylum and
there 1ncarcerated The next act in the drama will
be an attempt to his release on the plea that
he has recovered from his murderous ai1ment.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-08

Roosevelt has rendered service to his country
that no Republican appreciates as do His service
TO MS party is OF incalcuabe good for he has PLAYED
the part OF an honest reformer and the reformer is
the SAT- that seasons and saves his party" Thus
spoke William }. Bryan in address at Dover,
Delaware, last Saturday night.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-08

approved by GenfiIeS.

Baltimore American: Ex-senator Fred
Duboisi who left the Republican party in 1896
"a serious blunder on his part, by the way
is now publishing newspaper at Boise" said
1r J. A. Miner, of Idaho at the Stafford
"Mr. Dubois is running a red-hot anti Nor
mon paper, and he certainly makes it interest
ing for the Latter-Day Saints In this he has
the approval of nearly every Gentle in our
region, for it is matter of history that the
Mormons are always plotting for political
power They will act with either the Repub-
lican or Democatic parties, as the occasion may
demand, but they owe their first allegiance to
the Mormon church. Whatever the church
commands is implicitly obeyed, and woe to the
man or woman who dares to act independently
of the hierarchy
"In exposing the anti-American practices
and principles of this organization Senator
Dubois is doing patriotic service. The Nor
mons are already powerful enough in Idaho to
constitute the balance of power, and if not
aggressivey attacked they will by stea1thv de
grees become the dominating element there"
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point will ultimately be secured through the case
in which Judge Bulge is made defendant
The litigation is therefore of high Importance to
the state which has thus far been unable to elect
Legislature that would reenact the repealed 1egis1a
ton, although the Mormon church has repudiated its
promise to abandon po1ygamy.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

the Erie financial plan,
closed Saturday without
today unless trading influenced by
furnishing $50O0 Of the
Wednesday of
exchange the
cash The ohlc offer implied a
lapse recevehp In of the that
hands
would badly
bated redemption small
Of
delicate
definitely
Wednesday The
accepted
perfected added
There significant
obviously
improvement conditions furnish ultimate
of assumed had
be-
Bears were attacking
The stock
OF
of handful of stocks practically made the
The made London and the
efe vas good industrial stocks
traffic but they had the
report Reports wheat conditions continued favorable
stocks The
gold renewed decline sterling exchange
practically unchanged
light offer slight opportunity for
funds
irregular S8OO0
Is registered declined call
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

- Gallon FOR boiled and SIC for raw; cases.
more. castor oil. in cases, NO. l. zoe, DLAe.
"A eases 81 2Sa1 3d. lrcol ooc Ior ooueo Ane
DO for raw China nut. cases Iogooc per s91
In. eoeoauut oil in barrels, 5z12 9 oc Tor AASi
sGe553i5c for No 1 and 4T17 g5lc Tor NO.
s0sS1SZ1 sS3i,S IN quality: extra bleached wintef
Snsrr, oil 65c: natural winter sperm OIL. oSei
nsstural whale oil soc; extra winter sra1nee
49, oil o0c. No. 1 lard oil, I5c; pure neatsIoo'
o5i 800: No 1 neatsfoot oil. csc; herring on
49c: salmon OIL 35e; boiled nsh OIL. Soc PAIN
oil. 35c. w. .h,+. =.
,.~,1nrs or iron bbls lie; cases. 1Scs special 90
n ssc. pearl OIL in cases. 16i3c; astral eao.2c
sFsr 1slsc. extra star. 1870, Elaine. 20 l2S5
sorcrs fo1sc: red crown and motor sasOllnes
in irsn ,oiS Or drums l4i2e, Ia cases 4 -2cs 20
engine dlSff7iatc in iron b0ls OF drrIcs SC
~ Il, ~. rsses 7e more. s5 degree case
iipe in bulk S0c in cases $41aei napAtna- ID
brIk Zoe. ~ cases li.2c- - - 10
Tr-ornrine--77c per gallon IN cases ana 'Ve
in drums and iron barrels. -
gc~iu (oer bbl OF $50 poUndsl-E, SOD .
ss an. I, So IS. H. SS As. r. $50
5a-rhs western sugar refining COMPANY
quotes as follows terms net easn, sl-u.a.
sranulated fine fruit or eoarsel. 5slc, 'rg @ sioi
ds,u,inos i'm ~sses 9.25c. tablets IN halt 2oN
I; e5,-. sahlets IN boxes. 6-60c; cubes ana :
rushed 6.IGc: powdered, 5-95ci eandy sI11e
isted 5.95c: cOnlec tiOnerS' A. 5-S0c, maShoh
A. 5.45c; extra G., 5.S5c; golden =, S.-Se'
515c; extra fine granulared. o6oe; oeis ano'
so ID bags Zoe; half bbls, 25c; boxes, Que more
per 100 lbs for all grades Monarch par y
quoted over and above the prices Tor standsru
ine (canel granulated in 100 lb bags as IoIows'
Bags 100 lbs soc: barrels. Soc; half oA-reis
T5c: 10 ID tins, eased, 500; S5 ID tins: eased
1920; 10 ID tins cased, 10 in a case $50;
No orders taken for less than % barrels OF ia
equivalent
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Hiaex. Tallozr. wool and Hon.

1t is reported that number of hop growers
of Mendocino county have determined to uproot
their hop fields this season The discoura ging
outlook has caused them to want TO get entirely
out of the business.
HideS-Culls and brands sell about 55G1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 7I3c me-
dium, sac; light size; cowhides. &c for heavy,
5@512c for light; stays, &c; salted kip &C;
szited veal. s1sc; salted calf, II 11Sc: dry hides
124sc; dry kip, 10c; dry calf Ice; dry stays. Sc;
Mexican dry hides. lie; Mexican dry salfed do.
Sc; Mexican picked do. 10c; sheepskias. shear
hngs, 10g40e each; short wool. 40G60c each;
medium. 656390c; long wool. S1Gp1-25: lambs.
20450c; horse hides salt 81. 2512.75 for large
and S1.76@225 for medium, T5cM$1.2 25 roI
small and 25450c for colts; horse hides. dry,
S2q2.25 for large and s1.50@2 for medium 5Oe
a$1 for small and 25Q5oc for colts: deer skins
dry Mexican. 25Q-oc; dry sslted do, 2OQ24c;
pickled do, 2oc; dry Central American, 26Q 2sc;
goat skins. prime angora. 50cWS1: large hair
goats, 35&g40c; medium. 20430c; small, 106a2Oc
Tailow-Ao, rendered, &c; No. 2. 395i2c;
grease. 2q245c.
wool-Spring clip. Humboldt and Mendocino
years staple. 2eG22c: fan clip. northern free
Inountain, fG10c: do defective. co. lac, San
Joaquin and southern. "a &c, according to shrink
age and defects; fall lambs. s610c for northern
and 6GS for southern Nevsda 1fq12c per n.
Hops-Priees to growers are as follows 1906.
f1z zM21ac, 1907 crop. 4G5iac for all coast de-
scriptiens contracts 9d10c for ons year and
f0ee lie for three to five years
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Los Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES. April 6-Butter prices were
put back 10 their old figures of 471sc per roll for
creamery extras on the produce exchange. That
was the prevailing price up t0~Saturday, when
the market weak. Similar conditions exist
STILL but there were no buttermen on the ex-
change this morning, and one or two Jobbers who
were short raised the price in order to buy. Trad
ing was active in produce generally Eggs were
heavily dealt In and green vegetables led on the
street. There was ample supply Of all va
rieties of green goods. Owing TO the recent ad-
vance III cabbage prices the market was glutted
per sack TO 35@5oc- Rhubarb was scarce and
fancy advanced to 81 T5m2 per box Heavy
shipments of strawberries reached the Dlarket
and prices declined to 6QSc per box A Gecid-
ediy hrueT tone was evident IN the esg market.
On the street case count stock WAS toobing Il e
per dozen higher than at the close Of last week
Receipts lighter and the demand was
strong There has been no change in the onion
situation. None arrived and jobbers rap
idly dlsposing of the few Bermudas which ar
rived al the close of last week Potatoes were
slightly firmer on account Of lighter receipts.
Receipts-Eggs, 562 cases; butter. 20. 92f
pounds: cheese, 6,340 pounds; potatoes. 1,630
sacks; beans, sack. sweet potatoes, 50 sacks;
apples 691 boxes.
Poultry (buying prices. alive)- Broilers IL to
pounds, pc pound; flyers, 201 22c; roasters.
under pounds. 1Sc: old roosters, DC: turkeys.
heavy zoe, light not wanted. Selling prices,
@ ac hens sgc oEna ROSTERS
ducks, zoe; geese, 19c; turkeys, 24@25c; squads,
s2.50G3 dozen.
Butter-Creamery extras, 471ac. creamery,
frsts 45c; eastern extras, not quoted; frsts,
zoe; dairy. 25c; cooking 16Q1sc; oleomargarine.
tubs 16G20c.
Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 17@1sc; selected,
1Sc; case count, 16c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 14@15c; anchor large.
15c: anchor Young America 16c; hand cheese,
anchor brand, 17c: eastern singles. lie; eastern
twins lie: eastern cheddars. lie. eastern long
Ecrn. 1sl5c: eastern daisy, 1I12a1S1sc; Swiss,
imported 32c Swiss domestic, 23c; brick cream,
Pic: lTnburger. 22Q23c
Potatoes (per cwt)-Fancy highland Burbanks.
9ocGSi: choice 75cMSl; fancy Salinas. 81. so
1.5o; choice 81 .25; fancy Oregon early rose, SEA
2.50 Idaho. 81 %; Lompoc, $l.509l 60; local
yellow sweet potatoes, s3.15. local white sweet
Iota toes, So: red sweet potatoes. SO per sack.
Onions yellow S450: Colorado red globe.
81 so; Bermuda. S3G3.25 a crate; garlic. lSe.
No. 1, So; Lady Washington No. l, IS 90 small
white No. 1, S3. T0@3.s5; blackeyes, So; Garyan-
zas. So. so: lentils, 1115c-
Chilis-Evaporated. 121ac.
Popeorn-New S4 so per 100 lbs
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Eastern livestock Market

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April o--Cattle-Receipts
10000, including 1,500 southerns Market strong
to loc higher Native steers, $50T; native
cows and heifers, S6@G.40; stoekers and feeders,
IS. 5@56o; bulls, $3.75@5.25; calves, $3.509
So. 50Q5o5.
Hoss-Receipts 5000. Market steady to
strong Bulk of sales, s5.soG595. Heavy,
So.S0Q6: packers and butchers, $5.S0@5.9I y /;
light, S5.70@59o; pigs. S4.75@5.25.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market weak. Nut
tons $5.50@6.T5; lambs s65o@7.9o; range
wethers, S5.50@7.25: fed ewes, $59e.25.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April 6.-Cattle-Receipts about
10000. Market strong to 1oc higher. Beeyes.
~. 6o47 4oi cows and heifers, 81. 2.10d6.1o; Tex
ans, -. 5o@4-eo; calves, "a. 46. %; Westerns,
81 40@5.5o; stockers and feeders, S.. .25 G5.35
Hogs-Receipts about 40, 900. Market steady to
shade lower. Light, So. S0@6.25; heavy. $50
G6.2212; rough, s5.s0Q5.95; pigs, $4.7595-60;
bulk of sales, $6.05@6.1o
Sheep-Receipts about 2o,000- Market weak
s4.sO@6.75: yearlings. s6.2o@7.3o; lambs, SEQ
e7o; westerns, S6.25@7so.
OMAHA, April 6.-Cattle-Receipts 1.Ioo.
Market active, 1oc to 15c higher. Native
steers, $5. 5@5.70; COWS and heifers, SO. 1895;
westerns, s.. 1906; Eexas steers, $3.2545; cows
and heifers, 81. 1904. 75: Gamers, S2@3-50;
bulls and stays, S3.25g525-
Hogs Receipts 2,4o0. Market Sc higher.
Heavy, s5.25459o; Mixed, $5.75G5.so; light,
$3-Io@5.s0; pigs, S45o@0.25; bulk OF sales.
Sheep S;eceipts 10000: Market slow aud
weak. Yearlings, s6.7507.40; wethers, $6qT;
ewes, S5.75@6.o5; lambs STgs.1o.
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. CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
E,nfmre Grain and I,rarisinn.

CHICAGO April 8--wheat was weak all
day reports Of more rain in kapsas being
largely responsible. Lover cables. fArorable
weather for farm swcgs il The northwest 4
slack demand for cash wheat and an increase
of I1s.aoo bushels in the visible supply were
Influences which in6ncsd depression The close
was weak. May opened Il d lie lower to d
shade higher. al e2K G93s4c, sold of to eo55e
and closed at e31z 4590skc.
the late session when the market weakened
IN sympathv with wlsat. The close was weak
May opened shade 10 IsIitc lower at ssss
&c. advanced 10 &c and then declined 10
e654c. The close was at 81 y f6s%c.
Cats were weak in sympathy with wheat and
corn May I4Tssc lower. ut 5271 n52e. sold
at 5sise and then declined 10 52iac whtre IL
closed
Provisions were hrm. At the close May
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks and the coppers show little change.
Cotton from 9 19 points lower.
Local stocks and attracting but little attention
exchange quieter and lower. Silver unchanged
Paris and Berlin exchange London lower.
Chicago fine weather Local market unchanged
Barley futures advance sharply Cash barley stationary
Oats corn. rye and beans still quiet
Flour dull Hay and feedstutfs firm.
No change in raisins and dried fruits
Mendocino hop growers reported uprootng their yards
No further change in the hide wool markets.
Potatoes onions and spring vegetables in good supply
Western poultry sells off well. Game lower.
Eggs higher Quotations for butter and cheese unchanged
Oranges in active demand, with local stocks large.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. April 6.-Hutton's wire says:
Cotton broke today and it entirely unex-
pected. 1t due TO the development of
nquioation in Liverpool followed by a runlor
of commercial failure at Barcelona. These
were afterward denied, but the damage had
been done to the market by disclosing the
rather weak technical specula tive condition, and
the failure Of the Liverpool market TO rally
from its to English point break discouraged
support here. The market rallied few points
toward the close, but this mainly due to
some profit taking by pit shorts. In any event
operators see no to change from their
conservative position of late and would rather
continue to suggest purchases the scale down
in July, August and october options for mod
crate turns than advocate short sales.
The general feeling now is that the worst
Of the trade conditions has passed and that an
important demand for cotton will be shown for
the balance of the season, and this, with the
short supply of cotton grown in other countries,
should point to higher pricees
COTTON FIfTTRES
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

There were liberal arrivals Of asparagus and
rhubarb over Sunday, and business was mere
~ Ta1r prices for both were lower than on sat
urday, when supplies were comparatively short
and the demand urgent There was quite a large
quantity or rhubarb uncared for at the close,
but the Gamers came TO the relief of the as
paragus market and took good portion OF the
surplus OF the upper grades at SC pound. Green
peas We're held at higher prices, as most of the
districts on Sunday by spectators who bid
prices up on themselves to secure shipments At
tempts TO obtain correspondingly higher prices in
the local market yesterday failed, and dealers
VINO were asking &c a pound in the early trade
were willing sellers at 405c in the afternoon.
The only other arrival in the vegetable line aside
from the usual deliveries of garden truck was
consignment OF two boxes of green peppers, which
sold at Soc pound In the market for old pota-
toes ana onions the only change in Oregon
Burbanks. which showed less frmness than be-
fore supplies being more plentiful.
nPotatoes-Lompoc Burbanks, S1.10@1.15 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks, 9oc@S1.05 per ctl; river
whites, 5Og90c per bag; early rose, $1.35G51. so
per ctl; seed kinds. 75@90c per ctl; sweet pota-
toes, $2t5g3.25 per ctl; new potatoes, 3Gl4c per
h.
Onions Eastern yellow, S3.75d4 per ctl: east
ern red, S303.50 per ctl; Australian S4 10 per
ctl; new green. 60QT5c per box.
getables-Asparagus 7GSc per lb for extra
5G6c for No. l and 394c for No. 9: tomatoes
Mexican. S15092 per crate dollhouse cucum-
bers. S1.25G so per dozen: green peas 4n515c
per lb; rllubarb, 81. 50@1 10 per box: garlic 151
zoe per lh: celery, 35G50c per dozen; cabbage,
4o050c per ctl; caulihower, 4065oc per dozen;
carrots. i5c per sack; turnips. TOO per sack mar
rowfat and Hubbard squash, S15@20 per ton.
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OREGCN
THE STOCK MARKET
Some Activity In Spring Valley Bonds
aud Stock=Nsining shares Quiet

Spring Valley water issues received most Of ths
attention on the stock and bond exchange yester-
day, owing doubtless 10 the current negotiations
or the company with the city. The stock showed
Do particular change. but the bonds advanced
from $3.50 70 5000. The sugar stocks were
weak and several were slightly lower.
Mining stocks were tame and featureleSS. and
nobody seemed particularly interested in them.
Ophir lost 1Oc on the day and the few changes
shown by the others were generally downward
in tue southern Nevadas there activity
IN Gold Bar ac an advance OF several cents. and
BELMONT was also well traded in at slightly BET
ter prices Tie other stocks In this group stood
about Saturday.
Imperial OIL ex dividend OF 6Oc yesterday
The Pacific Grand hotel and investment com
pany has levied al assessment Of Zoe Delinquent
Nav 8
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Butter. cheese ard rr~s

An advance Of Sc dozen in extra eggs
which we're quoted st 2pc. was the feature Of
the market yesterday. The advance was at
tributed to comparatively light aud unevenly
distributed receipts. but it clearly the re-
suit of the contest between the associa cd
shippers Of Sonoma county and local handlers.
With large receivers storing the bulk OF the
daily arrivals and the shippers diverting sup
plies from this market, there Is scarcity
In some quarters and the local handlers are
Obliged to bid the market up to secure sup
plies and attract shipments. The under grades
were plentiful enough and stood pre-
vieusly quoted.
There was no change in prices for butter
or cheese. There Was enough of shipping
demand for the former to keep the market
well cleaned up and stocks of cheese were
just about sufficient to balance requirements.
The following sales were made on the ex-
change:
Bufter-eo cases of extras at 21lac and 20
at &c a pound.
Eegs--l0 cases OF extras at 19c 20 at
191te and 10 at 20c dozen
Receipts were 200 lbs butter $4,000 lbs
cheese and 1.3S0 cases eggs.
The following are official quota fions as estab-
lished by sales. bids and oHers on the hoor of
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PETALIMA. april 6.--LocsI buyers paid Il
CENTS today for eggs. although the ady;ces
rom San Francisco that prices bad
reached 20 cents. Tho Fetaluma branch Of
the Sonoma CeHnty poultry mer,'s protective as
soeiation opened its store here Saturday With
Emmett Howard as manager. The receipts fcr
Saturday were lSs cases. Today IS casaS we're
delivered. Willism r. Schulz. bead buyer of
Sonelna county for the association was here
today and satisfied with the opening day )
veports. The next few days vii show wIat
eneet the new branch viii make On The local
market.
SANTA ROSA. April 6.-The continued heavy
demand has caused advance of a cent 10
u cents, in the price OF eggs.-LIbe supply re
mains good, with indication OF reduction.
the buyers are seeking supply both for im-
mediate consumption short hela'' for the feet
consumption aud cold storage. All indications
are fST nrm market with higher prices from
this date.
JioLLISTER. April 6.-The egg market re
mains nrm here at 15c dozen net. Eggs are
coming In freely. foday's shipment viii, exceed
5000 dozen Fifty per cent OF ali eggs brought
ihto the local market Is being bought for cold
storage Cool weather with morning fogs is help
ing crops, but il hay and grain are to amount to
anything rain must come soon
SANTA Cruz, april 6.-The week opened
with the egg market strong. but change
in buying or selling prices. With the purchase
price still at Is cents producers looking
Tor an advance and are packing. Local mer-
chants guard against outside marketing By
meeting san Francisco prices. but still ship
InentS good.
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New YORK Money Market

NEW YORK, April 6.-Money on call easy.
1h@2 per cent; ruling rate, q per cent;
closing bid. 1s4 offered at per cent.
Time loans dull and steady; 60 days 3@3A
per cent; 80 days, 81 GS1a per cent; six
months, 3s4 "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 415Q5h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 s645G4 $3.50 for demand
and at 81. .S4150I4. S420 for SO day bills.
Commercial bills. SASSY.
Bar silver, 551sc.
Mexican dollars 4Ie.
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds ir-
regular
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Provisions

changed yesterday.
Cured Meats-Bacon. 1215c per lb for heavy.
121ac for light medium, 16c for light 16c for
extra light and 1s15GfIec for ss,xar cured: ex-
ira light sugar cured. 2O@21c: dry salted sides.
13c; bellies lac; eastern sugar cured mans, IA l1e
for heavy and 15c for light: California hams,
Is laG i4c: mess beef, - per bbi extra mess.
-; family. ST; prime pork. $19.50; ex-
ira clear. 5000: mess $50. so; pig pork. S24
pigs feet, s4s5 for half bbls. 81 % for IS lb
kegs and ,S1.30 for kits: smoked beef, 13c per h.
Lard-TieIces quoted at 7&c for California
compound 9d9l4c for eastern compound and
10$4c for pure; half bbls, pure. lie; 80 10 tins.
lie; 10 10 tins. 11I2c; ID tins, 11%c; 3 ID
tins, 11%c.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. exc: half bbls.
exc; 1 tieree, &c; tierces, szsc; tierces.