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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-07
George V Succeeds to
Throne of Great Britain

not surprise AT the last, lhe pco-
pie had boon expecting to hear II any
hour since the evenings bulletin was
posted at buckingham palace ana
flashed throughout the Kingdom Tho
capital received 1t with excitement
bat SADLY Tor the King with his own
peonlc vas unquestionablN enc Of the
most popular rulers Ia the world.
They regarded him as one Of the
strongest forces making for the peace
Of the empire.
The fashionable restaurants were
lust empYing and few groups OF
late thcater goers were making their
way homcWard through the rain,
While small crowd still hung about
the palace. when the streets were
filled suddenly with newsboys shrilly
crying. Death Of the Kingi' The
popers Wore quickly seized and the
people discussed the momentous
event quietly and soon dispersed The
strects were deserted By I O'Clock
Within few minutes after the
death Of the king the homo office
was telegraphing the intelligence 20
the heads of other governments and
the diplomats and colonial Officials
throughout the world
All who know the king expected
his death would be sudden and il
would not have occasioncd great sur
prise II it had occurred without warn
ing at some social function MS re-
suit Of heart trouble Almost to the
end he refused to take to his bed and
WAS sitting nm yesterday in large
chair, so the palace stories go, corrob-
Grating the description of him as an
unruly patient which Or or gave to
a Nienna interviewer last night
one OF the last uttcrances attribut-
ed to lIns Edward was. "Wcn, it is
all oyer, but ! think I have done my
duty"
lie seemed then to have reached a
full realization that death was APP
preaching.
The queen and others of the royal
family ana four doctors had been
constantly in the sick room through
out the day Several hours before
his death the king was In conatose
condition, but he rallied slightly be-
tween and 10 o'clock and appeared
10 recognize his lamilS Then he
lapsed into unconsciousness which
ended Ia his passing
When Or 81 clair Thompson. the
great throat specialist WAS called in
yesterday morning, it was expected
that am oNelation on the throat
would be necessary, but after a con
sultation il was decided that the
lungs We're tho scat Of the most seri-
Gus symptoms. Experts wee held IN
readiness to administer an ahaes-
thetic. but there was rear that IN.
weakness ol tha KING neait Wishl
result in ialrt issue ana an oPeI"-
The body lcs in the Kings cham
pcr in the northwest Wing Of Buck
lnsh"tn .aiac"- WniNa ~ h'3"ithtly
lighted " hlie lhe r%st vi tile sI.s'.
gloomy pllllQilr win ne eAtepll1H
q l-oid hholiNs oliIee Is cnt'IFla
dafk'hc'N
1t was nearly hHli IL" H''nl -
the hihs of1aihea Pm 'as' NntH i-ol1
hhollNs Walheu lHlo ne o I'VE an"
si'ld 20 IP WtiiInS Vp"i V'iS
nfeh''eil, H. MS ii''iJ',s'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-07
FRUIT COMPANY HNS
CONFIRM A1ION or DISASTER

Boston, MaN G.-Th1t the tOWns OF
Carriage and Paraiso. adjoining each
other in the center of Costa Iiica
were both totally destroyed ln tho
earthquake of Wednesday night and
that several hundred persons We're
Killed is announced in the latest dis
patchc- received tonight nt the head
quarters here of the United Fruit
COMPANY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-07
NEW CONGRESSMAN
FORFE|TS HIS
OFFICE
Neglect Of Representatives
elect HayenS to File Account
of Campaign Expenses May
Cost Him Seat in Congress,
lB, Morning Journal Special Leased wirsI

Rochester N. N. May 6-Becsusc
of failure tn file his election expense
within ten DAYS after election james
s. Havens democrat. who was elected
To congress from The thirty-sccond
congressional district April 49, over
George vs. Aldrcdge. republican. has
forfeited his office, according Co au-
thorities quoted here.
when Mr.. Havens' account was pre-
scented this morning. Commissioner oi
Elections Nichols refused to accept TO-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-07

washington. MAY 6.-President Tar
TODAY cancelled his eugag"ment 10 go
to brooklyn. N. n. MAY 2 to attend
the Launching nf the hattieship Fiorida
and banquet al night By the em-
plores of the urookbn navy yard
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SANTA ROSA. March There was drop
/ Of cent per dozen in the egg market this
morning receipt OF quotations from the San
Francisco dairy produce exchange. Dealers are
today offering 191ec per dozen for choice and
Il 1sc for seconds. The demand is strong and
dealers seeking eggs.
shipments north and 10 Nevada continue, with
some going into cold storage. The continuance OF
present prices will see large quantities absorbed
for storage, the price is within half cent
Of the minimum under the contract 0f the
SonOma County Fruit and Produce company with
the SOnoma County Cooperative Poultry asso-
citation.
Many eggs now being used for incubation
and large additions being made 20 the
hocks throughout all portions Of Sonona county.
PETALUMA. March f.--The receipts OF eggs
and poultry for the month of January. gath
cred by the PetSluma Poultry Journal aggregate
total of 390,520 dozen eggs and $3.50 d0ze1
poultry. These figures represent the receipts il
rhe local MARKETS and % not represent those used
for incubation. There is 2 steady Increase and.
daily shipments large
After the receipt Of quotations from the Sss
Francisco dairy exchange today the best offerings
were 2Olac and 19i2c-
These are the lowest prices paid this season
SANTA CRUZ. March 4--Egg quotations re-
main at 20 cents and the market is amply sup
piled from Capitols station. Large shipments
are reported 10 san Francisco firms
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Loans,' Exchange aud silver
STOCK MARKET

varied assortment of local securities was
traded in yesterday. The sales of bonds were
Si2, 600, without any pronounced variations IN
prices. With the exception of Spring Valley
water sales of stocks of small scattering
character. The water. stock opened at $40 90 and
declined TO S4S.S1la, recovering TO $40 at the
close. Alaska packers was higher at SsS ,.
Associated oil quiet and unchanged There
were sales Of Bank of California at SAIL and
Firemans Fund insurance at $3.50
Both groups of mining stocks were quiet and
featureless. Florence gained 712c on the day.
Goldfeld Con. 10c and Belmont &c. The Com
stocks were motionless
Al the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Florence-Goldfeld mining company
the following directors were elected: T. q.
Lockhart Of Goldfeld, A. d. Parker of Denver.
/ d. B. Keeier of Fort Worth. Tex; J. S. Macbeth
OF Denver and z. s. Van Dyck of Goldfeld.
Officers were chosen follows: T. G.. Lockhart
president; A. D. Parker, vice president and treas
urer, and E. s. Van Dyck, secretary. TO succeed
Mrs NJ. A. Lockhart. The representation at the
meeting was S39. 400 shares out of the capital
stock OF .o50,000 shares.
General Manager ]. r. Finlay of the Goldfeld
Consolidated mines company has issued prelim-
mary estimate of product of the company's mines
for the month OF February. which shows that a
total of 1855 tons OF milled of the
gross assay value of S725. 600 The bullion re-
covered valued at $3.50, GOO. The expenses for
the month were $500, 900, leaving net profits of
S4S0000 An analysis of the figures of the oper-
ations for % days shows that the Consolidated
and that the >ere had gross average value of
$50. .33 per ton. Manager Finlay also reports
that on the 1000 level Of the Clermont workings
the ore shoot Is gaining in strength. as shown
by the drift, and that the mine samples of
fhe ore average S45 per ton.
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Hides. TaIloN. Wool and H.

Inc new clip. Of wool is expected to appesr II,
about two weeks @PPe7A u
The circular of the Sawyer taunins. c,r,,
OF Napa says Of hides: Values of sal ava Pug ~,
hides continue 70 drop. The heavy bair S uaS
gruoOy condition Of the winter hides MAKE t6 ae,i
50 undesirable that tanners only buy when iel th
are compelled 10 meet their actual needs ~ -
tanners supplied themselves last fan ,,f,t ''lau!
short hair hides to carry them nrsct, 500 Sop9t
through the winter. and this has laft y @ a.Iy
hght demand. which is causing ace,,rrr,,i. ssSts
OF hldes all over the country.
Pulled Wool IS also considerably ro,-o
OF all kinds "a S4eep peiJs
Hides-Culls and brands sell ahor+ 49,
under quotations Heavy salted steers g tc
medium loi2e; light 91.c o,vbf.Ias on liEut
heavy. 9ise for light; stags Tie s.l@a55 sor
ioe saited veal, l9e salted calf tc- H. ~
lstsc; dry KIP ltc dry calf 2... s1rv -, ~,
sheepskinS. snearitngs 20el4Oc each. sbort - 80
3oM Soc; medium, S5eQ$l; long wooI :, We1t, sea,
I.iS; lambs, -9Ht1c; horse hisles s,I+ - ~
z" Ior large and $15002 for r.,i,-.-- -
i9eHS1 for small and 25G5Oc for coI,n neysium.
hides. dry S2n225 for large and Sf SS;a9 9osss
medium. oue9$i for small and S55So-% so-A
colts; goatskins. prime aagora 75cSSS5S' 5'VI Ior
9s 9sT goats zs94Oc; medium. 20030~. .,a.ff aa.Se
41ac. grease. 2GSc 7s' No :. S1a %
Moot1Eail clip: Northern. free ro,,..s. =.
Ml@ei humootdt and Mepdocno. 1se5Is..a %. ~. II
erh' more or less defective. Tla@sISes fsi QUO
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Gruin and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 4.-Buying by shorts started
fair rally today In wheat. which finished with
moderate strength and with prices Lc to I5e
higher. Corn borne down by renew ed real
izfng sales and closed at declines of nc to
&c. Oats were heavy with other grains final
figures being unchanged to &C lower. Proyi-
sons closed 2tac to 20c higher.
Wheat displayed considerable weakness The
report of st. Louis trade journal which
claimed that statistics from II of the principal
wheat growing states failed to confirm any ex-
tensive damage was the principal factor in the
early session. In the final hour many of the
shorts became active bidders for the more dis
tsnt options, which resulted in a complete re-
covery from the early slump. The May deIiy-
cry advanced from S1.12lA to $1.l3% Julx rose
from S1.04& TO s1.05i4. The market closed
firm with prices near the top, May being at
S1.13k and July at $105.
liquidation by leading longs caused fresh
slump in corn. but the selling was not so gen
erai as the last few days. Later in the
session the market steaded. A slightly i'm
proved demand for the cash grains which was
steady to i6c lower helped to steady the flu
lures. At the sample tables No. yellow sold
at 59M 6oc.. During the day May sold between
62s4c and 63lac. The close steady, with
May at 63as "a S31.
Oats showed some weakness result of a
decline of 1ac to &c in the cash article May
delivery ranged between 45A 04514c and 45%c.
The close easy. with May at 45Ic
In provisions hnal figures the May de-
liveries were: Pork, $24 IS; lard, $40; ribs,
May at 63% Gl631ac.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other G,

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The market runs along in the same old
rut day after day.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.s712 1.95; Sonora. 81 05 q
10; Propo and white Australian. 81. .05 az 10.
Northern wheat-Club. S1.S5; Rurrian red,
81 s3A al. IS; turkey red, 81 .9091 95; bluestem,
$2@2.O5.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-The market yesterday was very dull
realized. Futures were lower.
CASH BARLEY
NO feed. 81 40M1. 41H; of grades 81 $50
3S4 per ctl; brewing. 81. .421a Ml43&.; shin
ping lots, 81. 421.G1.43%; chevaler, 81 6oGl 60
per ctl.
FUTURES
10 am. Session
May-S1. 40
December--Sf. so
p. m. Session
sIay-S1. .39at asked
Decemher-s1.2 % bid, 81 80 asked
oats-Continue dull. with quotations about the
same.
Reds for feed 81 471a@1.5T15: reds for seed.
81 6od so; black, 81 .50d2. so: gray 81 6OG
l67 q; white. $1,000 1.671a per ctl for fair TO
corn-The only change is decline in brown
Egyptian.
Manchuriani small yellow is quoted at S.. So per
cti asked in sacks; California small round yellow
81 70M 10: white. 81 so; large yellow 81 7o0
1.I5; western states yellow, in bulk San Fran
white Egyptian S1.65@ 10; brown do. 81 52Is a
1.57la per ctl
Rye-utah is quoted at 81 California, So per
Genital
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Weekly Trade Review

NEW YORK, March Ar. G.. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will say:
with a somewhat severe winter drawing tc
close, the situation shows some impror rement
II is an essy matter to pick flaws in the situa
tion, certain aspects Of which are unfavorable
Among these may be mentioned the decreasing
excess Of exports over imports, the balance OF
trade in favor OF this country during the current
fiscal year being the smallest since 1896. But
for the foreign purchases Of American securities
during the recent decline there probably would
be heavy exports of gold.
The Philadelphia strike is an ugly develop
ment. hurting trade in that city and injuring
sentiment elsewhere.
operations is to he noted. There is also consd.
erable disposition 20 wait for congressional &C
ments In spite of this. big volume of bust.
ness, at least closely approximating normal is
being carried on.
Prospects of an active business in iron and
steel multiply
1T is believed that several important under
takings will be inaugurated with the advent OF
open weather, especially in structural lines''
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say: ''Trade is
still irregular. and spring trade is rather back
Weather conditions. flooded streams and bad
country roads are variously assigned as reasons
all these there is undeniahle feeling of con
seryatism, bred from the uncertainty regarding
the reception Of high priced products by the
ultimate consumer.
Cotton prices have advanced in speculative
centers. while. at the same time, reports OF
mills going on short time have been numerous
The recent advance In the wash fabrics does
moi seem TO have brought out the business cx
pected and the wool and wooden goods markets
have shown waiting tendency.
Settled spring weather is expected to have z
good effect business. Best advices as TO tbs
trade come from parts Of the northwest the
southwest and the south. where springliks
weather has made for better business
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending with March 3 1S4 against 25a
last week; 2l9 in the like week of 1909. 2s7 in
1908. 10 in 1907 and III in 1906
Business failures in Canada for the week
number -. which compares with 2S last week
and 3S in the same week in 1909
Wheat Including four exports from the
United States and Canada for The week ending
March aggregate 2045 S07 bushels arajnsi
1863 sS2 last week and 2.s7e.o77 this week iast
year"
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Hay and Feed.tun.

Rolled barley IS slightly higher. Hay eontin-
ues dull.
Bran-$27@2s for red and s2sG2s per ton for
white.
Middlings-$34Q3G per ton.
Shorts-$29d 80 per ton.
Feedstufs - Rolled barley. SSGSi: rolIed
oats for feed, $33@S5; mixed feed S5S03O To-
average lots Oilcake meal. -. cocoanut eako
or meal at mills So in 20 ami 10 and s25 5O IN
. ton lots: jobbing $26; corn meal s3s92o-
cracked corn, S3SGl9; alfalfa meal, carload los
$50; Jobbing, $21; red star alfalfa meal SEQ ~
carload lots and S21 for jObbng. alfalfa n,aai
meal $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S14Q1s.5O; wheat and oat SIN
GIG; tame Oat Sl2d Is; volunteer wild oat 50
q -; alfalfa. S9G12; stock hay, S6G9 uer to1 -
Straw-50975e per bale. '
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STOCK MARKET
INTENSELY DULL

NEW YORK, March 4.-The
stock market today gave evidence
of benevolent credits supposedly
coming from the important bank
ing interests that are entering
upon course of heavy bond flo
tations. These issues during the
week have not been large, but the
amounts involved are small i'll
comparison with those in prospect
by a number of leading railroad
systems.
Enlistment of new capital on a
large scale has been recognized
as a requisite for the great i'm
provements announced by the rail-
road companies. Much interest.
therefore, attaches TO the outcome
of the expected offerings. The
prices at which they have been
offered witnesses the remaining
difficulties in securing capital The
prices are lower and the rates
higher than in preceding epochs
of financing.
An announcement today on the
foreign reception OF bond oner-
ings of a subsidiary corporation
was encouraged.
The stock market was intensely
dull most of the time. The cop
pers were helped by the better
feeling over the market for the
metal. Prices of copper were ad-
vanced in New York again today
and the demand was said to have
been enlivened by the improved
statistical position.
The speculative element was in
clined to make much of the ad-
vance of the securities of the
American tobacco company, mark
ing feeling of confidence by in
siders in the corporation concern
ing the prosecutions under the
antitrust law. The supreme
court has the case relating to the
company under advisement.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value), s2,553,oe
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

Flour-California family extras. S6.6O@7 net
per1ne. $5.4OG 20; Oregon and washington. per
bbI S6Q620 for family. bakers and patents
and S5.20G10.4O for cut on: Kansas patents
So. T0d695; 10 straights. $6. 5O66. rs: Dakota
patents, SI2O; DO straights, 81; do clear, So 5O0
6.75 per Dbl.
FarinaceOus Goods-Prices in 100 10 sacks net
cash no discount. follows: Graham dour
So 40 per 100 lbs; rye dour, S4; rye neal s3 50:
$3.50; oat meal, $40; cat groats, 81 so; fariua
$3.50; hominy, $3.50; buckwhest aour. 81 Sc: /:
whole wheat nour, $3.50; rolled oats. bbIs. So Is
4I.25. in sacks $4-4OG7; extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and $3.50 in barrelsi rolled wheat. bbls
$3.50. In sacks $425G5; pearl barley "a rs
split peas, boxes. $50 for yellow and S7.5O for
green per 100 lbs.
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PouItry and Game

Receipts Of poultry from the Petaluma region
showed quite an increase yesterday, the arrivals
consisting of young chickens. such fryerS and
broers. The market remained firm. however
and. the preceding day. a premium was
obtained for the best selections Game was neg
Iected and weak
Poultry (per dOzenl-Hens, S6d6.5O for small
S7.50GS.50 for large and S10012 for extra;
young roOsters. $7.5OmS-50; do extra large
S9Gl1: old ROSTERS $5G6; fryers. S6.5O617 50;
brOilers, S5G6 for large and S46g4. 30 for small :
ducks. nominal; pigeons. S1-T5; squads. S3a4;
geese 50 SOFAS per pair
Game tper dOZenl-Gray geese. S264: white
rabbits, S262-5O.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Receipts or asparagus were increased 10 BON
so boxes yesterday, causing another drop ~
prices. With most sellers zoe a OOund v-as
top price though the best selections may nave
brought a few cents more Rhubarb from across
the bay remained firm at the old prices. despite
increased supplies and the competition Of south
ern stock Los Angeles peas were suddenly
plentiful and lower, q sacks being received.
Prices for repscked Mexican tomato had a
wide range. according 10 condition and size OF
package. crates being quoted up to $3.50 and
boxes at $3.50. line of assorted vegetables
that was forwarded from Los Angeles 10 eastern
markets and which held up by the blockade
the railroad thrown the local market
by the express company. Some hothOuse srring
beans were Offering at SOC 2 pound Potatoes
remained weak at the recently revised quota
tionS. while onions were firmly held
Potatoes (per ctl-River white, 656T0c for
common to choice and S0G9Oc for fancy. Sa-
linas Burbanks. S1-3JG1-50; Oregon Burbsnks.
81 100 20; Oregon early rose, S135 QL4O; sweet
potatoes S1.90Q2.10
Onions .2Sg1.S5 per ctl for local and 40
ais for Oregon
Vegetables Asparagus. 1215 d20c per 70: tona-
toes, nominal; green peas. SG11c per Ibs garlic,
4d5c per lb; cabbage, 654T5c per ctIs cucum-
bers, S1-5O@1-75 per dozen. caulhower. 5O&6Oc
per dozen; turnips, SOC per sack; carrots. 50c
per sack: rhubarb, 101 12i5c per ID for BAY and
I49c for southern; celery, IS for large and I5c
u$1.25 for small crates; mushrooms. 25Gt4Oc
per lb; lettuce, S3035O per crate for southern.
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Treasury Statement
WASHINGToN Marc

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Tbe condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $685., or. .s6s: silver
dollars. 1886. $50, 900; silver dollars OF 1890
$50 600
General fund-Stsndard silver dollars Sc O47.
ance in treasury Offices S2I 7S4 967: in banks
to credit OF treasurer ef the United States
$S5.ss7l56: subsidiary silver coin. $21 22s III :
minor coins 81 Isl, 1856; total balance in general
fund, ss1, $50, ,I45.
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he leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO March 4.--Cash quotations were as
follows. Flour. easy; No. rye, 7s6T91ac feed
or mixing barley, 60@64c; fair to choice malt
ing barley. 65@69c; No. ] southwestern dax-
seed. s2.09ia: No. 1 northwestern daxseed
$2.19H mess pork. per barrel. S24 .sIla d25;
lard. per 100 pounds. Sl3. As: short ribs, sides
tIoose), S12. .371a 612. S71s; short clear sides
(boxed), s13 .3Tla a 13. 80.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total c1earances of wheat and -four were
equal to 1S5 600 bushels: exports for the week
shown by Bradstreet's, were equal to 2.046. 900
bushels: primary receipts were 5460 600 bushels.
compared with 10000 bushels the correspond
ing day year ago. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow: Wheat, % ears: corn, 31S cars; oats
155 cars; hogs. 11.O00 head.
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Meat Market

Quotations for both live and dressed meats
stand about the same.
DRESSED MEATS
Ssughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows
Beef-s@s14c per ID for steers. 7@74e for
cows and heifers.
veal-sd9hc for large and s14@1Oc for small.
Nlutton-Wethers. 11@121ac; ewes, 11ia @12c
per Id.
Lamb-1s@14c for yearlings and 15c for
spring.
Dressed Pork tper Ib)-1s1s q 14c for light and
11G12c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. L fat steers, 300 lbs. alive. 5A@5Ec
per lb; under 300 lbs, sc; second quality, 4S4 a
&c; third quality, 4@4hc.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4 "a 1ac; second quail
ity, S34 a &c; third quality, 3 Il @312c; common,
thin undesirable cows, 2S4 6I3c.
Fat bulls and stays, 2A @r213c; half fat or thin
bulls, .@2e-
Calves-Light weight per lb. 50 @6c per lb;
medium, 514 G51sc; heavy, 4G4Ac.
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers, No. 1, 6d61ac; ewes,
5@5hc.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, "a
715c.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 140 lbs &c; 140 to ESQ lbs 91ac; $50 to $50
lbs, 9Ac; common, undesirable hogs, 697c.
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Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl. 13sc: ? half bbIs.
13c; tierce, 121sc; tierces, 12$4c; > tierces,
12%e.
Hams and BacoD-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 19G191ac; picnic hams.
14t2c; California hams. 1S@1Sac, extra fancy
bacon, 25e; fancy bacon. TO lbs. 23c; S to
10 lbs 22c; 10 10 II lbs, 22c; light dry salt ba-
con, to 10 lbs, 1912c; 10 to - lbs Ice; me
dium bacon, 1Sc; light medium bacon lSc
Lard-Tierces 1876. sos 163ac, los IKE. IS
17asc, 3s 1Ilas; compound lard, tierces lie, 5Os
I14c los IL &c 5s 1lIsc. SIS l2c; yellow cooking
Oil. 66c per gall white cooking oil, 67c per gal;
salad oil, Csc per gal.
Beef-Locsl prices are quoted Export lots,
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbI
higher. Extra family beef, S14.50 per bbl; fam
lily beef S14 per bbl; extra mess beef. $3.50 per
bbl smoked beef. 19c per H.,
Pork-Extra prime in barrels. S26 clear. $50.
mess. S26; pig pork. $3.50; pigs feet. S5.7 rs for
half bbls, 81 40 for % lb kegs and So for kits
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NEW YORK, March 4.--Money on call easy.
2la@3 per cent; ruling rate, 2h; closing bid
21 offered at 25s per cent.
Time loans, frmer and fairly active: 90 days.
3 y per cent: 30 days, 3& per cent; six months,
31s a. per
Prime mercantile paper. ~ as per cent
Sterling exchange, firm. with actual business.
in bankers bills at S4.S4S5d4S S5 for go day
bills. and at S4S725 for demand
Commercial bills, 81 SAX "a. s4A
Bar silver, 5o%c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady railroad bonds, r-
regular.