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The Cnnee Mnrket

Coffee F. Bickford's circular gives the re-
cepts at this port during the first three months
OF the year at 81. .4S7 bags. against "a. 04S bags
during the period last year. The sales
from first hands were S7.JS1 bags. against So
233 The stock in first hands April 1 was a5 2J9
bags. against 1861. The circular says
.sWhiIe the arrivals OF Central Ameri-
can coffees at this port for the first quar-
ter Of this year have been fully
up to the average for the same period
of the preceding five years. the extremely active
demand experienced resulting IN unusually heavy
deliveries. leaves practically no stock in 6rst
hands except arrivals received here during the
latter half Of March. All classes and grades
have participated in this demand and business
has been curtailed to some extent by lack OF
supplies of the very high grades OF washed cof-
fees lof which this market never has received
sufficient quantityl and also the very low
grades fog which there have beeen many unsat-
isfed inuufrfes due to the scarcity Of the lowest
grades OF Brazilian coffees. Todays remainInc
stocks consist almost wholly Of good to prime
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Beans and Seeds

There is no further change in beans. The
market rules steady to firm.
Beans (per ctl1-Bayo, sseoas.7o; pea, s5.25
G15.35: small white, s.. .25@5.40; large white
81 30Q4. 40; pink. 81. .T0@2. So red. s6d6 80;
kidneys. S3 so: cranberry beans, S3 .25d3. so;
Garvanzas, S2@2.50 for small, 81. 2.5003 for
medium and S3I4 for large; horse beans $1.90
d2. 20.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 81; yellow mustard
6G6l4c: haxseed. S3.75 carload lots: canary
5si @4c; alfalfa. l69 lie; rape, cleaned, 2@21ac;
31ac per ID; broom corn seed S23 80 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at S3@3.25 per
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Gold and Bonds

Harris. Winthrop q Co. of New York say.
The ease with which the banks of New Yort
have nnaDced the outward gold movement to En-
rope and Argentina shows the remark at,le cash
position Of these Institutions In snifa ~ ~ ~
withdrawal OF some S33 600 0O0 gold eo, hosh
countries. the Wall street banks enter ApriI with
the largest surplus for this date with two excen-
tions. since 1899. Both call and time money are
being put out in abundant supply and the extra-
ordinary offerings By all classes Of lending insti-
out Of town banks and the trI,sf comnanfas in
sures fun accommodation TO stock market bor-
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Hay and Feedstur.

All descriptions of hay and feedstuns remain
as last quoted.
Bran-s29@3o per ton for white and SIS. .5oG2s
for red
Mlddlngs-s -s33d35 per ton
Shorts-$3l 6l32 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. S31 d32: rolled oats
for feed. S41Ql42: mixed feed. S2SG32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal, in 20 lots S3S 90. in
10 ton lots $39, in ton lots S39.50, small lots
$40: cocoanut cake meal at mills, S26 in 20
and 10 and S26.50 in ton lots. jobbing S27: corn
meal S3I a IS; cracked corn, $3Sd39; broom corn
seed. $l.15 per ctI: alfalfa meal and mealfalfa
jobbing lots S26 carload lots $25 per ton.
Hay-Wheat SO 50@25.50; wheat ard oat
$21@24; tame oat $21Q24; volunteer wild oat.
$20@22.50; alfalfa, $14@1I.5O; stock, $I1. .50@ 16
per ton.
Straw-6o@s5c per bale
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New YORK Grain and produce

NEW YORK; April S-Fl0ur-R Flo, Receipts, IS,
Oa pss exports saa s4N s PF% with
OSLO: Minnesota bakers. $4.5o@4.75; .winte
straights. s5;5o@5T3; winter tte. extras. $4.1o@
Wheat Receipts. 1oo. 500 bu. exports, "a oot
bu. Spot. steady: No. red. s1,29ss elevator
No. . red. s1.29as f. o. b.. afoat; No. 1 north
ern Duluth. Sl.2S12c T. o. b. afoat; No. win
ter hard, s1.2sh I. o. b. aioat.
While high records were established ii
wheat today the market was rather less activ,
in view of tomorrows holiday at Chicago anC
the report Wednesday Reactions occurred
near the close leaving 1t naiiy @ np net N hsbe
against change In July. May closed s1.26
July closed 81 1875; September closed sl.osas.
Hides, inactive.
Wool quiet.
sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining S.4s1c
centrifugal 96 test. 3.9S1ae: moiasses sugar
3-2slac; refined, steady.
to 10 points lower Sales were reported Of
$50 bags. including April at 6.95c; May $50
d5.95c: July, $50; September, 6.i5; March
spot-9uet. Rio No. :. sAc; Santos No
Mnd@ouiet cordova. 9s4 @1sc.
Butter-Steady at the decline Creamery
specials. 2s@2Sl4c third to 6rsts 21@2sc.
Eggs-Firm. Western frsts, 201sG21c.
DRIED FRUITS
The market for evsporated apples was very
quiet. with fancy quoted at SA M9Lc: choice
"a @7zc: prime. 6@6hc; common to fair
0edOc.
Prunes are in light supply. particularly fol
the larger sizes but demand is not urgent
Quotations range from 3s4c to 111ac for new
crop California fruit and from 612c TO DC fol
Apricots were quiet. with choice quoted al
91a G10c; extra choice atg10Q10lac: fancy al
11M 13c.
Peaches are firm with choice quoted at so
614c: extra choice at Gh @6s4c; fancy al
7dsIkc
Raisins semain dull and unsettled. with loose
muscatel quoted at 3la d415c; choice to fancy
AZ acc; seedess at 3A @5hc. and London
LAYERS at S1.20Ml.30.
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Visible Grain SunnIx

NEW YORK April 5.-The visible supply
of grain in the United States Saturday. April
3. compiled by the New York produce ex-
change, was as follows
Wbeat-36, 142,oo0 bushels; decrease. 27o oot
bushels.
Oats. 100000 bushels; decrease. 5000
bushels.
Rye. 100000 bushels: increase, 4 600 bushels
Barley. $4,000 bushels; decrease, % ,0Oo
bushels.
The visible supply of wheat in Canada las,
Saturday was $4,000 bushels, an Increase ot
600, 900 bushels
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There I23 crates OF strawberries received
from the vicinity of Los Angeles yesterday. and
as fully twice that quantity had been ordered IN
advance the eonsignments were promptly closed
out at 81. 7562 a crate Over 800 crates are ex-
pected today, and according to telegraphie. adj
vices the first straight carload Of berries will
leave Los Angeles for this city tomorrow. Oranges
were stronger. following advance in prices at
shipping points, aud Mexican lines were held at
stiff figures owing TO the loss of cOnsignmentS on
the wrecked steamer Indiana
Apples (per boxl-Newtown pippins. 81. - g
40 for tier and S1.75 for tier; common 20
choice. 601s5c.
Citrus Fruits (per bOxl-Navel oranges. 81 ga.
$50 for fancy and 81 .S5G2 for choice: tan
gerines, 75cG$1.50: grapefruit. $2.50Gt2-75 for
seedless; lemons, s2.75G3 for fancy, S2G725O for
choice and S1.25Q1.50 for standard lines, nom
inaL
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 81 .25Gi2 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 50 5Od3.50 for Central Ameri-
can; pinea 2pIes scat per dozen
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. April 5.-clearings. s1,755,oss;
balances $274. 4.539.
TACOMA. April 5.-Clearings, ses512s; bal.
ances. $67 46;.
SPOKANE. April 5--cIearings 81, ,so1, ,2se;
balances STS 0S4
PORTLAND. April J-ClearinSs 81 G12 34S.
balances S21T. .94s
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Foreign Eufnres
Northern wheat Marked

| OREGON
! PORTLAND. April 5.--Wheat: Track prices
Club. $1.1o: bluestem s1.2O: turkey red SLIP:
red Russian. $1.0S; valley, S110.
WASHINGTON
| TACOMA. April 5.-Wheat: Afiling-Blue-
stem, S122M1.24. Export-Bluestem 81 16:
club S1.06: red 81 90
SEATTLE. April 5.--Wheat--No milling quota
tions- Export-Bluestem, s1.15; red, 81 %; club
Receipts: Wheat cars; oats. II ears
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rowers for months 10 come. When it is possible
To get nine or ten months money around 3l9 per
cent there is nothing in the monetary situation
10 cause the slightest uneasiness to those who
have TO borrow heavily speculative collateral.
There is great deal of new financing ahead
as soon as the railroads become convinced that
the revival In business will be sufficient TO en-
gage more than their present supply of equip
ment. The railroads are beginning 10 buy rails
and rolling stock in some quantity, and the fact
that the improvement work has been postponed
for many months-virtually since the panic
period of 1907-means that the great systems
must make large purchases before long. As this
demand increases the new financing will be at
tempted and. in spite OF the fact that the In
quiry for bonds has fallen of materially since
the broad buying of January and February, there
is little doubt that the public win take all the
good issues that put out.
Europe stands ready 10 take large quantity
OF our bonds ii they be purchased at prices
which attractive to the foreign investor.
Most of the recent bond issues have been placed
so readily with investors this side, however,
as to make the issuing bankers comparatively in
different respecting the possibilities of securing
favorable bids on the other side.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers
follows:
Beef-s@sl.c per ID for steers. 7@sc for cows
and heifers.
veaI-7@T1ac for large and s991sc for small.
Mutton-Wethers, S@9iac; ewes. 7dSc per 10.
Lamb-Yearlings. 1og1lc per ID; spring lamb,
1291215c.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-11@I1I5c for light and
9l5 M10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fed steers. 5lG5Sc per lb; second
quality. 412 csc; thin. undesirable steers. SG4c;
desirable fat grass steers, 4G41ac
No. l COWS and heifers, 4Q41te; second quail
ity, SIC; common. thin, undesirable cows. pa
@2c
Caves-Light weight, per 10. 5G5ke; medium
4h@4%4c; heavy, 3A64Lc.
Sheep (per lbl-wethers, No. /. 5G5hc;
ewes. No. 1, 41a@5c.
Lambs lper lbl-YesrIing lambs, scs this
year's milk lambs, 7d7Lc.
Hogs (per lbl-HaTd grain fed. weighing 100
TO 40 lbs. &c; 40 to $50 lbs. Tl.c; $50 to $50
lbs, &c; rough, heavy hogs. IsG5c; common, un-
desirable hogs, 4G4l2e.
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Cash Grain and Provision.

Cash quotations were as follows:
fiour-strong. No. rye, 7s1a@79c; feed
or mixing barley 62@63c; fair to choice malt
ing 63@64c; fax seed No. / southwestern.
Slo92; No. ] northwestern, 81 6915; timothy
seed $50: clover. 1925: mess pork per bbl
SlT-sO@ l1s5; lard per 100 lbs. S1O.07t5; short
ribs. sides Qoosel. Ss.750l9 20: short clear sides
tooxedl $9.3715 G950.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were eousI
70 iS2.VoO ,buseis. Primary receipts were 591,~
600 bushels, compared with 576, 600 bushels
tue corresponding day year ago. The visible
npy sunppIyy OF wheat in the United States decreased
bresdstufs on ocean passage decreased 3sT2 600
nushels Estimated receipts for tomorrow
hogs. is. 900 head -
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. April 5.-For the fourth consecutive
day wheat for July delivery touched new high
point for the season. but the May option failed
TO rise above the record breaking price reported
on the preceding session. The market was ex-
tremcly choppy nearly all day and the volume Of
trade was not large Many local traders were
indisposed TO extend operations owing to tIc
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. April J.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balance in the general fnd
exclusive Of the 5000 900 gold reserve. shows.
Available cash balance $135. .293 $50; gold cnin
ana bullion S4l.912,23 236; gold certificates. $47.-
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New York lIininc stocIs
Boston stocks and Bonds

active in advancing different speeialties aud
altogether had the broadest market Sor
coppers FOR many days Massachusetts and
Michigan were well bought North Butte was
left largely TO the mercy Of the traders
The North Butte mining conpanys annual
report for the last year win show that the
company has maintained its place as the cheap
est producer in the Butte camp. The sverage
cost for 1908 about 81 cents.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by T. F. HUT
ton Co, 490 California street, San Fran
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Egg Marked in Nearby Conntie.

SANTA ROSA. April 1.-The week opened with
strong demand and only a fair supply OF eggs
The quotations were 22l@e per dozen for choice
and 1aisc for seconds
SANTA CRUZ. April Eggs have fsken
slight jump in price. ponltrymen receiving from
21e 10 22c per dozen for their product The
supply Is not quite up to the usual standard but
shipments continue to remain fair
PETALliMA. April 5.--The PetaIuna egg ex
change paid 23c for storage, 22iac for washed
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval Sfores-Turpentine and Rosir

SAVANNAH. April 5.-Turpentine firm at 3Gc.
sales, 623; receipts, 23S; shipments, 296.
Rosin Arm; receipts, 973: shipments 2s3s:
stock 116.1IS. Quote: B. $3.27l5; d, Sc. 80; f.
3.35; f. So. 40; c. $345; Fl. SO. 80: T. S41O: X
s5.05; NJ, s5.35; n, s5.65; WIG, s575; WV,
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Sd. LonI. wool Market

ST. LOUIS April 5-Wool nominal Medium
grades combing and clothing. GOA 24c: light
fine. 17@20lse; heavy fine. 10m1Tc; tub washed,
23@32c.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey

7d92c; fancy moorpark. 11@12c; peaches. AZ q
4Lc for standards, Az H5c for choice and 51s q
61ae for fancy; pears. 4@Sc: pitted pluns. T13@
S12c nectarines Az 5Ise. figs. 90 a &c; prunes,
size basis. 2A4 02%c. with 1c premium for 40s.
RaislnS-London layers crown soc; crown,
81; seeded, 494lsc; seedless. 3;A 15lac; Thomp-
sons seedess, 315c for unbleached; seedless sui
tana &c; loose muscatels, 3$sc for 4 crown, Sc
for crown and nc for crown.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils III 12c; IXL.
liz d12c; ne plus ultra. 11@ 11ac; Drake. loo
10i5c; languedocs. 96l91ac: hardshells. 7GSe.
Walnuts-91ac per lb for No. softsheHs &c for
No. do Chestnuts. S610c per ID for Italan
hlberts, 1914 g14c; pecans. 15M1Tc.
Honey-Comb, nominal; water white extracted.
nominal: dark amber and candied. 4651ac per H.
Beeswax-271a acc per ID for light and 25G
26c for dark.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. April 3.-Money on call, 2@2
per cent: ruling rate and closing bid. "a per
cent: offered at per cent.
Time loans. somewhat easier: 90 days, ~ a
212 per cent; 80 days. 2l4 per cent six months
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3la "A per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S605M4 S615 for 90 day
bills and a 81. ST75 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S5ss a 4.S55s.
Bar silver. 51c
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Calfornia family extras s6 2066 so
net without discount; bakers extras, Sc .2OG
6.45: superhne. $5@5.30; Oregon and Washing
ton, per Dbl, S4.S5@5.I5 for family bakers and
patents and s4.30Q4.50 for cut on; Kansas pat
ents, S6.I5; do straight. $655; Dakota patents.
81 40 do straights S720; do clear, S6.75 per bbl.
Farfnaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham -four.
go - 90 per 100 lbs; rye -four. $3.50 rye meal.
$3.50; rice -four 81; meal, S3.25; extra
cream do. $3.T5; oat meal. 50; oat groats 50
bominy, S3.6004 buckwhest -four. S4.75; whole
wheat flour, 81; rolled oats. bbls S7.50dS. in
sacks s5GT.50; extra cream do SIS in sacks and
$3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat bbls 57sj, in sacks
81 .25QJ5 %; pearl barley. $3.50; split peas.
boxes. S5.T5 for yellow and $6.25 for green per
100 lbs.
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Deciduous aud Citrus Fruits

and 19c for second best The independent buy
ers paid from 22Isc 10 1Slsc-
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

There were no variations in local exchange
yesterday Silver fraction higher.
Loans, Exchange and silver
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EIyin Rutter uarIxe

LIVERPOOL. April 5.--Hops in London-Pa
cifc coast, steady at e. ssGf3.
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PORTLAND. April 5.--Butter- City creamery
extras, 29Q3oc: fancy outside creamery. 271sC
29c; store, 1S@20c.
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portIaud Rutter ,IarLc,

ELGIN. ILL., April Burfer-Firm at 2s,
Sales for the week, Az. 200 pounds.
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Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl, IO%c; 3 half bbls,
1o1ac; tierce, 1O$sc; . tierees IOAe; ) tierees,
101sc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams. 14@l6c; picnic hams. 91ac: bacon. to s
lbs, 1Sc: 10 10 lbs. 171sc: 10 to u his lie:
sugar cured bacon, 21c: Arrow bacon. 8 TO 10
lbs i7lHc: 10 to - lbs. lie; light dry salt bacon.
5 to 10 lbs, 1615c: 10 TO Il lbs, 151sc; medium
pacoh, 1fcs nght medium bacon, l4c-
1896 3s l31sc; compound lard. tierces, Sc. sos
SIZE, los SsIc. Us s5sc. SIS &c; yellow cooking oil.
5Se per gal; white cooking OIL 55c per gal; salad
oil. 56c per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. are S3 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $l5 per bbl family
beef. $3.50 per Obl extra mess beef. $14 per
barrel
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, S20.5O; clear
S23; mess, $21 80; pig pork, SIS; pigs feet. 81
for half bbls $235 for IS 10 kegs and 81. so for
kits; smoked beef, 19ls q20c per h.
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Hides. TalIow, Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about iaG1c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers. 12dl21sc:
medium. 11@111ac; light. 10c; cowhides, Zoe
for heavy, 912d1Oe for light; stays. &C: sslted
kip 10d11c; salted veal. 15e; salted calf. 15i 2
Ml6c; dry hides, 1sd1S15c; dry kip l6Q1Tc;
dry calf. 22G23c; dry stays. lie; sheepskns.
shearliugs. 25050c each: short wool 50G zoe
each; medium. 75cQ$1 each; lOpg wool. $iG1.I5;
lambs 25G1 TJc; hoFsehides sat $2.25d2.50 for
large and S1.75G2 for medium, Ijcd$1.23 for
small and 25d50e for colts; hOrsehides. dry. s2G
2 25 for large and 1882 for medium. 50eGSi
for small and 25eI5Oc for colts goatskins, prime
angora. 15c@S1; large hair goats, 35G40e; me
dium. 20d25c: small. 5QlJe.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered. 12G515c; No. 2. 3G
4l2c; grease. 2Q3c.
wool-New San Joaquin. years staple. 12G
15c; do to months, 10@15c; new southern
coast. 1M11c. Fall clip-MOuntain free ia n
Zoe; do defective, 6Gl1c; Nevada, 13Q16c per 10.
Hops-Prices to growers from &c to 10c per
H. with I0c to 11l2e for long term contracts.
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London CIosinp sfocl..

l,aI sIIF.I-s sIfI'F- -312d per ounce.
Money-1Ml1s per cent
The rate of discount in the omen marker for
short bills is I 9-l6Q1k per cent and FOR
three months bills l 9-l6dlss per cent
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Wheat and Other Grains


Wheat-Paris futures were higher Chicago
was not materially changed The worlds ship
ments for the week were as follows In quarters:
10000; Indian, 1000; Australian. ZOE. 600.
Ihe San Francisco market stood as previously
stated, buyers and sellers being apart
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81 .9715 a o.: do milling So 10
Q2.l5; California white Australian nominal at
S2-2o; northern club $2.021A Q2.10; northern
bluestem, 81. 2.121a az. 90 Russian red 81 956
l.9i12; turkey red S2G2 20 per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
May-$2.o o5
p. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-The market was firm with modera te
receipts.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, 81 5Od .521S; COM
mon to fair. 81. 1.45@1.471a per ctl; brewing and
shipping S1.55 chevalier, S155@I. 10
FUTURES
1920 a.. M Session
May-sl4Sh bid, $1491s asked
December-$1.3 80.
2 p. m. Session
May-S1 1915 asked
December-$1. 301s asked.
oats-Whte and gray are quoted still higher.
Red show little change.
White, s2071a a. 10: gray. 81 .971s 612 05; red.
S2.Oo fof choice, 50 for good and 81 9OG1 81 u
for common per ctl; black. nominal.
Corn-Westem grades show some iuctuatio
car came in yesterday.
California small round yellow. S2G2.10; large
81 7o@1.75; white $1.70G1.15: in bulk. san
francisco track. yellow. s1.65; white. $1.66;
mixed 81 63; Egyptian, 81. so per ctl for white
Rye-Quoted at S1.900n2 per ctl.
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New York stock List
EF Hutton & Co.. 490 California street; mem
bers az the New York stock exchange, furnish tne
following list Of bond and stock sales yesterday
- ST0CES 7TIIrb7 Low Bid Ask
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MinneapoIi. Flax Marker
London Hop Market

isn"Sapoiss ridx tsHrket
MINNEAPOLIS, April 5.--Flax closed 81
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Ger 5 & T.. 2600 3QOO
Hum Saw Blk - f50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-04
+ j. ! < + + + + + + +*++ |

Rufe Meyer to F. II, Williams, tw deedl. nc. l-i sw. IL. sec 1S-5-10; si
 j. W. Monk and wifi, to Dennis Newfield tw. deedl, lots 6 and I, DIX t, Monks western add. No 2: s105.
 W. D. Mitcham and wife to Il. F. McMlllan tw. deed), INV. l-l. SC. l-4 sec 21-7-9;; $50.
 ". C. Ivy and wife 10 ". H. Vest brook "a. C. dee3), part W. 1-2, se' l-', lie. 1. sec. 9-6-9: $i
 Kent Strahan ct al. 10 H. G. Cady 'q. C. deedl, lot | of sec. l6-4-1O; s3''
 E. E. Perry and Wife to W. 4. Burdick lw. deedl, par, nv. IA. nv 1-4, set, 11-6-9; s1,S00.
 William Handley and wife to D, M, (w. deed). lol 1, blk. 4'' Doris add. west; $500.
 Hattie I. Folton to D. R. Jacobs l-l0 interest ill S. l-2, s. 1-9 nv. l-i, sec l5-6-a, s1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-04
COURT FREES HOT
 SPRINGS FIGHTERS
Decides Deylin and Kinney Did Not Violate State Law Against
 Fighting.

Hot Springs, March 2.-Tommie Devlin and Eddie Kinney were dis charged in magistrates court here this afternoon under a charge of having violated the state law against prize fighting in their recent bout be- fore the Vapor City Athletic Club.
 The testimony upon which they were discharged was to the effect that they were boxing for points, as a part of the general program of en- ter1alnment, and that in the four tcentn round when the boxing be- came too strenuous, the sheri ffinter- posed and stopped the performance.
 No decision was announced by the referee. though the press gave Devlln the verdict.
 Regardless of the decision here, 1t is not likely that any more glove contests will be put on. Local pro meters are awaiting developments in the hope that Arkansas will follow the example of Tennessee and permit round glove contests before au- thor ;zed and responsible clubs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-04
BIG SPECIAL EDITION
 TO BE ISSUED
Graphic Plans to Advertise Pine Bluffs Mammoth Mannfacturing and Industrial Plants-To Be ls- sued March If.

In our Sundays issue of March Ii
 we are going to publish a special
 issue of The Graphic giving de-
 scription 5of the promihtat business ] interests located here. Pine Bluff
 has grown so rapidly that the peo- pie of our city, let alone tue outside
 world, have been unable to keep pace with it's growth. Pine Bluf has many large enterprises of whieh compara- lively few people know of and the object of this special issue is to plainly show the groWh and advan tages of the city, with the object in view of interesting outside capital and new enterprises U locate here. Are you booster? II so, we want to have your business fspresented Ill this issue. We want to have de- scription Of every leading representa- tive business concern! in order to show the magnitude of our business interests. If our representative, Mir has not alreaGy called upon you, and you wish to show your in terest in the welfare and advance ment of Pine Bluff, phone this office and we will send sonle one to give you particulars.