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CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
Future Grain and provision.

CHICAGO. May 4.-The sharp upfurn IN
wheat continued late today, although the July
delivery showed moderate gains early. The
action OF the market seemed 10 diseredit the
rumors set ahoat at the time nf the severe slump
In prices two weeks ago that the Patten interests
had abandoned the deal owing 10 adverse
publicity. This house today was credited With
heavy purchases OF the July delivery. while at
The same time it Was moderate seller OF the
May option At tie high point today July
sold at Sl.iG, 1 cents ahove the low point of
the session and more than 10 cents above the
low point touched on the recent sensational
break Nav At The ssnc time sold at Sis.
GAIN ~ 9aie above fae low marx ef April
70. when the tide turned Ia favor Of the bulls.
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Dried Fruits. Rai.in.. Nut. and Hone,

Peaches are weaker. being freely offered.
Figs are higher. stocks being about exhausted.
Other fruits are, unchanged
Rsisins show Some declines and the market IS
quiet.
Supplies of almonds and walnuts are about ex-
hausted and both descriptions are firmly held,
with an advance in almonds.
Fruits-Eyaporated apples. 5i:ds%e; april
eofs. 7G10c: fancy moorpark. HdI2e: peaches.
4G4Lc for standards 4lSG4S.c for choice and
546c for fancy; pears 4GSc: pttted piums.
7i2@Sisc: nectsriRes, 4taMJlse; figs. 41Jc.
prunes. size basis, "a G2asc, with ic pre-
MUM for the large sizes.
RaisinS-Londou layers crown. 9oc: 9 crown.
81: seeded. 46412e; Thompson's seedless. 3itc
for unbeached: seedless sultanas. 2t3e- loose
muscatels. 3isc for crown. SC Tor crown and
az a 21se for . crown.
Nuts-AlmondS. nOnlsrsils. 1Sd IS he: IXL-
13fs G1Ssc, ne plus ultra. 1Se; Drake. I6l11 9se:
languedocs. 10c; hardshells. "a Sc. Nalnuts, 9isc
per ID for No. L s0ftshells. 81 fOr No do;
chestnuts, sG Zoe per II for Italian; 6lcerts. 12l
"a f4c: pecans. l5GI1e.
Honey--NomiRsl
Beeswsx-27ls G2sc per ID for light and 25g
26c for dark.
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GRAIN MARKET
Whent and othcr Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chicago made sudden jump OF 3s4 C
being caused by buying to arrive by Patten.
buying of September by the northwest. and crop
damage reports from the southwest The condi-
tion OF the oklshoma crop is given at "a. with
IL per cent abandoned, and that OF the Ohio
crop at 66
Conditions in the local market remained Just
as before Strong wheat is wanted by the mill
ers but the medium grades given the go by.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 l06I2.l5: do milling. s.. 20;
California white Australian. nominal at 81. 20nl
80; OF grades of California wheat ST S06 9s:
northern club, S2.10@215; northern bluesteni.
S2;2o@2.30; Russian red. $2io; turkey red $2@
2.20 per ctl.
FUTURES
ioi30 a. m. Session
No quotations.
. p. M. Session
changed. Futures were easier. The market is
featureless
Ocean frelghts are unchanged at ass Sd usual
European options. The chartered grain tonnage
IN port Is S.ss6. against nothing last year; dis
engaged $50 tons, against 20l ON the way
to this port, $4,000 tons, against 226.2s5
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot. $i.5T 4 so; com
mon to fair. S1.52ls 6lI.56Ia per ctl: brewing
and shipping. si.e2la@is5; chevslier, nominal
at size
FUTURES
1890 q. M. Session
December Sl3e.
p. No. Session
December 3Gl5
Oats Prices have shown little change for
some time. The market continues firm but quiet
with light offerings
White 81. .I5d2. %: gray, 50. 100 10: rcd
10 for choice, $2.10 for good aud $l.95Gi 97ts
for inferior, per ctl: black, nominal.
corn--fs firm the recent advance. There is
hardly any coming in here, but liberal arrivals of
western at interior points are reported.
California small round yellow. S20210. large
yellow, nominal. western states yellow. sacked,
sl.SV' white Sl.s5; In bulk, san Francisco
track, yellow, $l.T4 white. Silt; mixed. Sl70;
Egyptian. 81. .ao per ctl for white
Rye-Quoted at Se@2.io per ctl for eastern to
arrive.
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Cash Grain and Proyj,ious

CHICAGO. May Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. No. = rye S3QS4c; feed
or mixing barley 66d66lsc: fair to choice malt
ing barley, 66la @61c; 6axseed. No. / south
western, 81 Ssh; No. 1 northwestern. 81 ssh
timothy seed. So so; clover. SO. so: mess pork
per barrel. s17 1917 s5; lard. per 100 lbs,
$40 32ia short ribs, sides (ioosel. 50. .75@Io;
short clear sides (boxed), 50. S7ls 0ll0. .25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 1i5, 600 bishels; primary receipts were
2s6,0o0 bushels, compared with S51 900 the cor
responding day n yesr ago. The worlds visible
supply. shown by BradStreets's decreased
.s44 900 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row: Wheat. cars; corn, II cars; oats, ia
cars; hogs, 81 coo.
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Poultry and Game

Arrivals or poultry from state shipping
points still running light. snd with ODly
two ears of western received thus far for
the week and no more expected the market
is firm for everything except small broiling
chickens The latter constitute large por-
tion OF the current receipts and receivers ind
il difficult 80 them Large young
roosters and fryers are scarce and ind prompt
sale at high prices
Poultry tper dOzeE}-HeHs. SJGl5.50 for
small scar for large and SS6f0 for extras:
youns roosters. $96i l.: old ROSTERS <4.50d
): fryers $7GS; broilers. $505.50 FOR
large $S.5064.5o for Medium and SSG35O
for small: ducks, seas: pigeons. $50; squads,
S272 so; geese. S1.5Odt.75 per pair.
Game (per dozent--Hare. $1.25aI.75; cotton
tail rabbits, S2.25.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce May :
Provisions

Tho market is steady. with sufficient stocks
though there is no accumulation. Quotations
unchanged
Cottolene-0nc half bbl. 10Ssc: 5 half bbls
i01sc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams. l4116lae; picnic hams. 10c bacon. TO
lbs, Zoe; to 10 lbs. 1slsc 10 TO IL lbs lsc:
sugar cured bacon. pc: Arrow bacon. S 10 lbs
1Sc; 10 10 Il lbs 1It2c; light dry salt bacon. s
TO 10 lbs, lie; 10 to l. lbs. Ice; medium bacon
1ic: light medium bacon. 14c
Lard-Tierees 1Se. SOS 13l4c. los 13Ac 5s
iS.se, IS lie; compound lard, terces Sc, 5Os
size. los Ss4c. IS STsc. IS DC: yellow cooking OIL
5sc per gal; white cooking OIL J5c per gal: salad
oil. sec per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted Export lots
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl high
Extra family beef. $t5 per bbl; family beef
$3.50 per Dbl; extra mess beef. S14 per bbl.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels, 500 80: clear
S23: mess. S2t.50; pig pork $25 pigs feet. So
for half bbls. 80 for % ih kegs and 81 80 for
kits; smoked beef. 1914 a29c per H.
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New YORK Grain s.rke.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Flour- Receipts. Is 15S
barrels; exports. $50 barrels; market quiet but
held higher. Minnesota patents. So. 2066. so;
Minnesota bakers s4.s0@5.30; winter straights.
S5.9046.20; Kansas straights. s5s0@5.95.
4t9 bushels; spot strong. No. Q red. 81. 43G AS
elevator and $1,45 nominal (. o. b. ahost; No. 1
northern Duluth $1.35la f. o. b. ahoat; No .
hard winter. Sl35Ia Z. O. b. ahoaf. Options
opened unchanged TO Sc lower under poor cables
and good weather at home and abroad and eased
on ksc. but later sdvanc sharply the strong
late cables the decreased visible supply and bull
support in July. The close was strong at Us a
2isc net advance May closed at 81 .32i4 July
at 81 2114 and September at Slips
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NcM York Money nlarLat

NEW YORK. May Mooney on call easy at
1&mzt4 per cent; ruling rate. > per cent; clos
ing bid = per cent, offered at 21t per cent
Time loans nrner; 20 days 21t a 2ls per cent.
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3laQ4 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual busi-
ness ia bankers bills at 81. .Sei5ef4 SS23 for 6n
day bills and st 81. $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills. $4.S5As 0AS6ts
Bar silver. 536sc.
Mexicsn dollars 44c.
Bonds-Goyernments hrm; railroads irregular.
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PETALUMA. May 4.-The price of eggs does
not vary to any great extent. The best ofer-
ing today was &c The prices ranged as low
as 22c. according TO grade. The day an
average one for delivery. The quantity does not
Increase.
SANTA CRUZ. May 4.--Merehsnts offer
ing producers only zoe for eggs and marketings
are small. although enough to meet local de
mands Shipments continue TO increase.
SANTA ROSA, May 4.-The local egg market
ing their prices 70 get the eggs. The quotations
today were from 24e 20 26c per dozen for
choice and 21c to 22c for seconds The indie
pendent dealers were paying cents more than
the association quotations
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
stocks about the same. c0ppers

Wall street stocks about the same coppers
firm.
Spot cotton steady. Futures lower.
Local stock markets show no features of
note.
Sharp advance in silver. Hongkons sx-
change higher.
Wheat makes pronounced advance in
Chicago.
Barley, oats and corn unchanged. Beans
very firm.
Flour firm, with large arrivals from the
north.
Choice hay temporarily firm under light re-
ceipts.
Eggs higher. Cheese lower. Butter un-
changed
Potatoes and onions very firmly held.
Strawberries and cherries arriving freely.
Poultry Arm, with light receipts.
Dried fruits and raisins quiet, with some
kinds lower.
Nuts strong, with stocks reduced.
Provisions steady and selling fairly.
Beef, mutton and pork easy.
Hides and wool firm. Hops dull and weak
Grain bags lower and quiet.
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Hay and Feedstuns

The upper grades OF hay. as already mentioned.
are hTm owing 70 light arrivals. and several cars
are sold daily over the quotations below. This
condition IS thought 70 be merely temporary
Two ears OF new Wild cat came IN yesterday
from the southern san joaquin valley. They
were both excellent in quality Receipts OF all
descriptions were $50 tons, all
There is nothing in feedstuffs.
Brsn-S29030 per ton FOR white and SIS. JO029
FOR red.
Middlings-s s33125 per tOn-
Shorts-s31 f132 per ton.
Feedstuns-R0lled barley. SS3624; rolled oats
for feed. S4f@45: mixed feed S30d32 tor aver
age lots: oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50. I'm
10 ton lots $50. in ton lots $500. small lots
S40. coc0anut cake meal at mills. $26 in 20
and 10 and $26.5 in ; ton lots. jobbing S27:
meal, S37 ass. cracked corn. S3Sd39; broom corn
seed. nominal; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa. job
bing lots $26. carload lots SO per ton.
Hay-Wheat. $22Nf "A; wheat and eat. S2efg
% so; tame cat, S20@2S; volunteer wild oat
SlSM21; alfalfa. S14g17; alfalfa, $7a9.
stock. S7H11 per ton
StraT-608S5c per bale.
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san F'rancisce Money Markrt

The feature yesterday WAS the sharp aa
vance Of &c in silver. which raised the
price Of Hongkong exchange asc. Paris on Lon
con was lower
The money market shows change in rates
for loans. and funds continue ample for All
ordinary purposes.
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AyaiiabI. Grain supply

NEW YORK. May Especial cable and teIs-
graphic communics tions received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies compared with previous accounts:
Wheat-Avsisble supplies, United States, east
OF Rockies. decreased 2.1T9. 900 bushels: Can
States and Canada decrease, $500. 900 bushels
total American and European supply decreased.
7.944. 600 bushels. Corn-United States and Can
ada decrease. 1865. 900 bushels. Oats-United
States and Canada decrease 5SS. 600 bushels.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS May FLAX closed $1.66st
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Eareirn Entnres
Northern Wheat NIarke

PORTLAND, May wheat-Traek prices:
Club. Sl.iSet i.20; choice milling bluestem,
81 .2IiaMl.30; turkey red. Sl.1S red Russian.
$1.lJ; valley, SLIT.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. May -Wheat--Ailling; Bluestem.
81 go l30; club. $l.I4 Export: Bluesreni.
81 %; club. Sl.l3; red. si.0s
SEATTLE, May 4.Ne milling qno;a tioas. Ex-
port wheat. Buestem. $t.23: red. St.US; club.
Sl.ls. Keeelpts-Wheat. | car, oats. ear
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Beans and seeds

The market for beans continues very strong
The report of Adolf KoshIand says:
The bean market continues very strong
with higher prices Tor several varieties
IF we bear in mind that the reserve in
the Interior is smaller than il was last year
we ind that the total stocks are much
smaller. than they were At this time in 1905.
Last year we went into the season prac-
tfcalIy without any carry over stock The
ssme should be the case this year.
The stecks now hand OF white beans
are exceedingly small. and prices are ad-
vaneiug Bayos are maintaining the recent
advance. and promise to go higher. Pink beans
are very strong. and are bound 70 80 higher
Limas and biaekeyes are steady.
The demand is very good Shipments dur
ing the month OF April ont OF San Francisco
amounted TO 1900 sacks.
beans tper etls-Eayo $, 25sl5-5e. pea. nom
81. seG465: pink SS.25aS.35: red. nominal.
bIackeye SIS. .5Oe7S.e5: lima S#15G4- -. red kid
news 81. .J0el4. cranberry beans $464.50. Gar
" uzs S2d2 80 for small. $2-J0e13 for medium
and <36l4 for large. horse beans. 81 .90a72 20.
Seeds Brown mustard. Sss a. ise; yellow mus
tsr.i noaainal: naxseed. 4e. carload lots. canary
4c. alfalfa 16e5 tSe rape. cleaned. 2G2isc. tim
otIly. 5s4 ef6e. hemp. A.. mIllet. 2stc per 10:
broom corn seed. $3.50 per ton
Dried Peas-tsreen are quoted $. - per ctI
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balance in the general fund ex-
elusive Of the 50.oo0o0O gold reserve. shows.
Geld coin and bullion. x42 1874 sl5. gold certlti.
Gates SIC 422 $3.50. available cash balance $l25.
zl4 $50.
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Wheat Rises Sharply at Chicago
Hide and Wool Markets Stronger

So 50: 20 straiShtS. S7-6a: do clear. 81: Dakota
psteRts. $500 do straights. $40, do clear,
$40 per bbl.
FsrinaceOus GoodS-Prices in packages. net
cash. discount sre as follows. Graham hOur.
So. - per 100 los: rye dOHT. $3.50 rye meal.
SJ-6e: rice -four. s.; corn meal. S3.25; extra
cream do $50; oat meak 50 cat groats. So;
.hominy Ss.6O6t4: buekwhear -four S4T5: whole
wheat -four. S4 rolled oats. bbis Sf.506IS. in
sacks SJo7.50: extra cream do. SS In sacks aud
$3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls S5.7J in
sacks $4.2J05.2J: pearl barley $3.50. split peas
boxes. S5.T5 for yellow and S6.25 for green per
100 lbs
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J 0ss.Ioo-ToiaI - sold.
New York Bonds

III Cen LIST ref 4s.l0Ols
Int Met 41ss -. 50
Int Mer Mar AIS 7SFs
japan 4s ....... S5is
Do 4l2s ...... a3is
Do 2d series. Q3
Kan City SO LIST Ss T4.s
L Shor deb 4s.l93i ass
/ a. \ nnihed 4s.l
4 X & Tex lst 4 3sTs
Do Isl 4 ref As. S6s
DO gen 4lzs - gIs
No Pacific Is. Ss
\ r Of Mex 4tss. asa
\ 4 c zen 3ieS. s3ls
Do deb Is ~ 9Sl
ny City 4i2s.new.ll2i..
NY. Nh & II cv6S. .I35sS
Nor 4 " 1st con4s qSss
Do cv Is - 9Sls
Nor Pacific A.. .lG27-
DO IS - 74a.
q ) Line rfdg -. asis
Pa cy 5ias. 1913. 3TM
Pa con = ..105
Reading gen As. 100
- J. A ; r x A.. S7Ts
- I $ " con 4s. T9l.
ne Tt gold -. =. 94l4
Sesbosrd A D. As -
So fac col -. ais
DO lst ref 4s... @{s<
Do 81 IS cttS.s-a2ss
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Flour aud Yarinae~ou. Good.

Flour rules urn AT the flgn prlees. win huv-
ers purchasing from hand 70 mouth only There
are large quantities coming in from the rwe
northern states. as the san Francisco millers can
bur the northern Hour cheaper than they can
produce heur at present prices for wheat.
Flaur-(,a Iiforuis family extras. 81 f06I7 net
without Discount. bakers extras. Sf.fsfflf CO.
superhne. s.. ,.a06I $50. Oregon and Washin2fou
per bbl. $4s515.75 for family bakers and pat
ents and s4-3034 4-50 fcE cut on; Kansas patents
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Portland Butter Ma-t.,
Egg Market In Nearby Counties

PORTLAND. May 4.-Butter-City ereamery
extras, 24c; fancy outside creamery 22624c
store, $50 2Oc.
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Hides. TaIIo,r, Wool and Hon.

Wool IS hrm and stilI moving OF freely and
several descriptions are higher.
Hops are very dull. with somewhat lower
prices quoted for 190es. There is a total lack az
speculation The stock OF 190Ss left on the eoasx
is about II 600 bales.
Hides are nrm at the advance already nofa<l
Late mail reports from New York say: The
strong and excited. with prices stin climbing M
ward The advancing market does not as vet
sh0V sny signs OF being checked and tanners
stfn overbfdding each other in order To Sc
cure available supplies Some OF the holders OF
hides are entertaining very high views The
common dry hide market continues strong
Hides-Culls and brands sell about EaIc IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. IKE: me-
dunn. 12e light. 10tac; cOwhides. 10isc FOR
heavy, 101ae for light. stays. 7e; salted kip. 1OH
GLE: salted veal f51Sc. salted calf 16c: lry
hides. iSlac, dry kip. 171ae; dry calf. 24c: dry
stays. lie; sheepskins. shearlings. 2004Oc each.
short wool 59ff zoe each; medium. 75c6aSf each.
long wool $1N1-I5, lambs. 251TJe horsehides
sat. $225n2-J0 for large and 81. 75d2 for me-
dium. T5cQ$f 25 for small and 25a50c for colts.
hOrsehides. dry. S2G2-25 for large and 81 a572
for medium J0eIS1 for small and 25d5Oc fo-
colts: gOatskins. prime angora. I5c0S1: large
hair goats. S5950e: medium. 20612Jc: small
615e-
Tallow-No- I rendered. 4ls051se: No ?. sa
fac: grease. 2dSc-
WOol-New San Joaquin. years staple l20
coast. TNi1c. Fall eIip-AIountain free 80 -
10c. DO defective. safe: Nevada. 1sG7Isc nor lS
Hops-Priees 70 growers are from &c 10 7c per
ID, with 0Mlfc for contracts.
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INTEREST CFNTERS
IN READNGSHARES
Hepburn Law Decision Causes
Violent Oscillation of the
Roads Securities
N.n York STOCK I.ist

T. r.. Hutton & Co., 400 California street
ucnbers 81 the New ork stock exchange
furnish the following list Of bonds and stock
sales yesterday:
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$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen .mtge As. 90. 90
CnlIfornin stoek ana ON Exehnnre
1880 a. m.
NIlninr ~IoeIxx
Regular Morning Session

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday
G0MSTOEkS
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No Striking Features Exhibited
On the Local Stock Exchanges
Nvitoi > z.
CONTINENTAL.
Northern business

PORTLAND. May 4.-Clearings, $l.45o III;
Sl7l, 400.
SPOKANE May 4.-Clcarings 81 2O6. .6tI bal
anceS sos S56
TACOMA. May cIearings. Ss1529s bal
ances. SS2. $50
SEATTLE, May 4.--clearings. sl.77eSes; bal
ances. $l25. i6J.
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40 COG pol - III =
Allis -Chsl lst IS. S5ls
Amer Agricul . .I0ois !
Amer TAT cv ss.l05
Amer Tobacco -. sos
10 6s HOS
ttsh gen A. .1oi
10 ) 7 lst -. 95is
Do cv fS .1oSas
l)o ~ - 108ss
Arlap c L lst & 81
Bali a Ohio ~ i0lls
10 53aS -.- -
40 : " oi,s- 9lt
Rnoklyn RI g - S6is
Can So list SIS. .106 :
Central Of Ga 5s.l0e I
Gent Leather -. ass
ORR ~ NJ gn 5s.129
Che> 4 Ohio 4tes. .lo5
lao rcf - cffs. l0i =
chi 4 Alton 5iss 7Gi3
&. p A . Joint & 9Sak
a M6 SIP "a 3iss aIh
{ RIA Pac col - SOS
Flo col IS. 92sk
DO rcfdg 4S - - u
c. & 4 81 gR A. 2Ssz.
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Butter. Cheese and Ecrx

asc; common. undesirable hogs. 4a4lac.
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London CIosing stocks

Money-i50Z Of l per cent.
The rate OF discount IN the open market for
short bills is 5-l6Q1& per cent and for three
months bills l 5-l6@iSs per cent.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. May 4.-Hops-Dun
TIides-Firm.
W0ol-Steady-
Petroleum-SIeady
sugsr-Raw strong. fair refining. s.as..
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lew York NIlning stocIks
Boston Stocks and Bonds

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. May 4.-The local market had the
most widespread activity for many days. Sew
eral OF the speeialties were very active with
public interest well spread throughout the en-
tire list.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
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asessment Direetory. Comstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. May 4-io:ao a. n

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
BRYAN. TEXAS. NOV. "a. 1909.
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.

There will be a total eclipse Of the
moon tomorrow night or. rather, Sat
urday morning. The mcon enters
the earth's penumora few minutes
after midnight. At about a quarter
after O'Clock she disappears COM
pletely In the shadow and continues
totally obscured for an hour and
twenty-three minutes. This Is an
unusually long time for two reasons;
First. the shadow is larger because
the moon Is near the earth; second,
the moon passes centrally through
the shadow.
The moon viii not be entirely blot.
ted out. as would be the case II the
earth had no atmosphere. The rays
OF the sun passing through our at.
mosphere are refracted or bent In.
ward so as to throw a faint reddisl.
light on her disc. This peculiar color
Is due TO the fact that the red ra
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

III could write the headiimee over
the news in the daily papers. could
produce q political revolution within
year." says Fred u. Warren. This
opinion is based on the fact that
everybody reads the headlines and
many stop there. while most OF those
who read further are so under the
impression made by the headlines
that they give little attention to the
statements made below. 4 careful
reader viii note that In some newspa.
pers the headlines are sometimes mis-
leading purposely so. There are ex-
amplos OF such perversion OF the ncws
among the big dailies of Texas, we
are sorry to say.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

The Bryan rooters for the A. and
NJ. team did nobly at Houston and
great was their reward. Let not our
heroes lack support in the greet
battle at Austin tomorrow. Break
loose and 20. II your lungs are not
A and In good working order. beg,
buy. borrow or steal megaphone or
something to make a noise. Scare
the bats out OF old varsity's garnet.
shake the deep foundations OF the
capitol and tsrrify Austin with a noise
like that made by Clan Alpin when.
AT once there rose so wild yell
Within that dark and narrow dell.
As all the fiends from Heaven that
fell
Had pealed the battle cry OF hell"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
Talstoi's last message to the work

Talstoi's last message to the world
is a plea for peace. lie appeals TO
the good sense OF the people OF all
nations to refuse to serve as soldiers
either voluntarily or by forced en-
listment. Killing in war. he asserts.
is a criminal act: war is organized
murder. This doctrine is certainly In
accord with the teachings of Jesus.
All the casuistry OF all the doctors OF
divinity on earth cannot reconcile
war and christianity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

II would be unconventional TO say
there is a lie out between Governor
Campbell and the San Antonio Ex-
press. Let's call Il an issue OF veraci-
ty and let IL 20 at that.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

The campaign has not yet larry
opened but the campaign lie Is MT
ting around. Some organs OF rae
lions seem to act on the principle
that IA lie well stuck TO Is as good
as the truth"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

Bryan as they have been IN the past
but there are too many OF them yet.
As long as any OF them survive they
are enemies TO our comfort and
health. Our only safety lies in utter
determination.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

having a shorter wave length, are
more affected by refraction than the
other colors.
The time OF the eclipse is very In.
convenient for observation but there
are doubtless some OF our readers
who will be willing to lose few
hours sleep to see the phenomenan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24

James J. Hill says extravaganza
will be the ruin OF this country II II
isn't stopped. II Is time for the scien-
lists to get busy hunting for the ex-
trsvagance germ.