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STOCK MARKET
TRADERS WORRY

NEW YORK. May 1S.-The per-
sistent hardening of the foreign
exchange rates since the break
caused by the first reports of a
large sale of American securities
10 foreigners has evoked the fear
that the reports of these sales
were exaggerated and partly un
founded.
The difficulty in obtaining any
authentic information on the sub
ject from the bankers Immediately
concerned adds to the doubts
which have come to be entertained.
The suspicion that has grown
up as to the sales of bonds ac-
tuaIly effected causes a reversion
of discussion TO some of the un-
favorable conditions which it was
hoped to have relieved by the free
- recourse to foreign supplies of
capital.
Genuine strength in foreign ex
change is indicated by the course
OF foreign markets and the sales
here of stocks for foreign account.
The troubles incident to the put
ting afioat of fraudulent cotton
bills Of lading also constitute an
element in the scarcity of COM
merciaI bills of exchange.
The hardening course of the pri-
vate discount rate in London today
dissipated any expectation that
the bank rate would come down
tomorrow. The continuance of
Withdrawals of gold for sundry
destinations from the Bank of
England makes it likely that the
protection will be sought by max
ing the present bank rate effective
in the open market.
There was a recurrence of dis
cussion today of the unfavorable
trade balance, the existing high
price of commodities and the pos
sible necessity of widespread
readjustment to correct the dis
crepancy and to reawaken demand
and restore trade activity.
The dealings Of 245,2 200 shares
were the smallest of any day of
this or last year. In the hours be-
tween 1 and > o'clock today less
than 1900 shares changed hands
Bonds were easy. Total sales
(par value), $1.175 900.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Northcrn Rnxinexs

PORTLAND, May 1s.--CIesrings, 2,ss4. .s12:
balances. sos 325
ances. S45. 900. -
aDces. $146.453 ~
SPOKANE. Nav 1S.-CIesrinrs $50 nso. ~,
ances SS4 494 FSSos Dei-
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Poultry and Game

Two cars of western poultry went on sale
yesterday. making four marketed in three
days. The ears were made up chiefly Of hens
for which there was merely a fair demand
The situation in the market for domestic STOCK
was unchanged. Large young chickens were in
good request aud firm, the proportion Of such in
the receipts being small Hens and small broil-
ing chickens remained weak.
Poultry tper dozenl-Hens. $5.JO66 for small
Sc 5O6l1.50 for large and $S110 for extra; younc
ROSTERS. $S111: old ROSTERS S5.5O616: frvers
$7@75o: hroilers, s450G5 for large. S3 500
for medium and $2.50@3 Tor small; ducks, mons
inal: pigeons $1.T5@2; squads, 81. geese
nominal
Game (per Nominal.
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New York Money Nj,

NEW YORK. May 1S-Money on call. 3ha4
per cent; ruling rate, ga; closing bid, 3s. /:
offered at 3k.
Time loans, easier; so days. 3S4 per cent; 90
DAYS: "a a; six months. 4Q4h.
srlme mercantile paper. ~ to 5A per cent
sterling exchange. firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at $4sS9o@4.s4 for so dsy
bills snd at $4sI20 for demand. Commercial
bills. $4SSH a 4.S3&.
Bar silver 537kc.
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds. steady: railroad tonds
easy -
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GeneraI NIerchandi.e

Bass-Grain bags. 5ss @5sse. June-July de-
livery San Quentin bags. 51tc: wool bags, 2Ic
pound.
CoaI-Pennsylyani anthracite egg. SIS per ton:
Wellington. Q: New Wellington. 50; Coos bay
81; Australian house, Richmond, ETC. 50; Pelaw
Main. 50; Stanford Richmond. So Cumberland.
SIS In bulk and $3.50 In sacks; Welsh anthra-
sacks
Quotations are for barrels. Liuseed s1Of
per gallon for boiled and 9gc for raw: cases Sc
more; castor oil in eases. No. l. Tie; Bakers
IA. $1.1301.15: China nut. cases. 606 zoe per
gall coeoanut OIL in barrels. ~ y GS1c for NXX.
15dT SEC for No. ] and - y n I6c for No >.
cording to quantity; extra bIeached winter sperm
oil. Soc: natural winter sperm OIL soc: natural
81; pure neatsfoot oil, T5c: No I neatsfoot OIL
Soc; herring oil. 40c; salmon oil. 3jc boiled fish
Coal on Gasoline etc-Water white. iron bbls
or drums, 91ec; $50 deg oil. iron bbls drums
Ilc. special 90, 1l4ac; pearl OIL m eases, l6lec;
astral 161ae; star, 16l2c; extra star. 19i2c;
Elaine. 2612c; eocene, 19iac: red and mo-
tor gasoline, in bulk, 16c, in cases 2Sc; engine
distinate, in drums 7t2c. cases &c more: S6 deg
gasoline. in bulk SOC, in cases 37tsc; vsrnish
makers and painters naptha, in bulk lie in
Turpenfine- -s21ac per galIon in eases and
% &c in bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Resin tger bbl of $50 lbs)-E. $50; r.
$40; G. $S.05; Fl. SS15; I. $S.25
Red and White Lead-Red SIS G9c; white, Slt
9S3ac per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar reun1ng company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard hne grauu-
lated, $500; standard coarse granulated, 5.65c:
fruit granulated 5.65c; cut loaf in barrels oniy
7.65ei II. 4 E. crystal dominos. ID cartons in
cases, S.60c; do ID cartons in eases, o. 15c.
monarch bar, &c; tablets. in half barrels S 15c:
do in boxes, 64Oc; cubes and A crushed 3 9Oe
mOuarchs powdered. 5.I5c; XXXX powdered.
5.T5c; candy granuated. 5.75c; confectioners' A
565c; confectioners' crystals, 5-T5c; extra fnc
granulated. 5.45c; magnolia A, 5.25c: extra C.
. 15c; golden G. 5-0Ic ID. 4.9Jc. Barrels and 80
10 bags 10c. half barrels &c boxes zoe more
per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar
in - and 40 ID tins ST. 20 more. in and 10 h
tins $3.50 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis
565c; "Higrade bar, &c: powdered. 5.7jc: 4
crushed. 5-9Oc; berry j.65e; @. r. extra An.
dry granulated. 5.65c; dry granuated.
!. 65c cOnfectiOners' A. 5.65c; confect0ners crys-
tai, 0-T5e; cubes. 5.gOc; bricks 5.9Oc; extra fine
dry granulated (1OO ID bags Ouly) 5.45c: excel
siOr A. 5-25e; extra g. 5.15c: golden c. 5.O5c:
yellow d, 1850: cut loaf in barrels only. Z. 6Jc;
H. < f. crystal dOminOs. 3 lb cartons in cases
S.60c; do 10 cartons in cases. 9.15c. Addi-
tiOnal per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 10 bags
Zoe more; half barrels 25c more: boxes SIC
more for all grades Bar in So and 40 10 tins
ST. more; in 10 ID tins, S2.35 more Minimum
order, carload weight.
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Trearurv Sfafcnoeut

NASHINGI0N.f MAY 1S-The condifion ~
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
Trust funds-Goid coin. ss54. .o94. .ssp: silver
dollars. $500. .231 .000: silver dollars OF 1870 81
723, 900; silver certificates outstanding S490
23f 600. '
General fund-Stsndard silver dollars in gen
eral fuBd-Sl S2f 1856: current liabilities SOC.
5l2. i37' wosssag halance in treasury ofacas
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUAiA. May ls-There was no change
in the condition of the egg market today and
% cents was the best Offering. Twenty four
cents and 20 cents were paid by independent
dealers and SpeculatOrS
SANTA ROSA, May 1S.-There was no change
in the local egg market today. the quotations
remaining at 24c to 22c spot cash for choice
eggs aud Pie for seconds. There IS a steady
demand for storage, with good supply.
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HAY md FeedSfufrs

The boat load Of old barley and cat hay which
was offered on tuesday at $65 per ton
sold yesterday at So. The hay market Is stu
depressed.
red.
NIiddlings-$ -$2SdS6 per ton.
ShOrts-$246l24 80 per ton.
Feedstufrs-Rolled barley S23024: rolled oats
for feed. S2SU29: mixed feed $24d30 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. ; cocoanut cake or
ton lots: jObbing, $26; meal. 3S4S3,
cracked corn. $3SM39; alfalfa meal. carload LOTS
SIT; jObbng, SIS red star alfalfa meal, SlI in
carload lots and SIS jObbing; Caproco oilcake
meal. $3.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat. S12G16.JO: wheat and cat. SOC
a. tame cat. $90I4. volunteer Wild cat. <1B
IL alfalfa, SS@11; stock hay. $6G9 per ton.
Straw-40G65c per bale.
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Dried Fruits, RalzIns. Nuts and Honey

l-ate nldi reports from New 1Ork say OF
prunes
california prunes for October shipment out
of the new crop are somewhat firmer. For
Santa Clara goods the general f. b. quotation
for the four sizes is 312c, with quarter pre-
MUM ON los and l cent premium on Sos On
outside fruit, however. there are sellers on a
3Lc f. o. b. bag basis for Jos to 90s. and pos
sibly Sc could be done in some cases but in
all instances the larger sizes held at pre-
mium. Spot California prunes stronger, and
in the case of Santa Claras that sent to
this market by all rail prices are tending up
ward. Stocks of prunes in New York dim
inishng rapidly and can not be replaced within
half a cent of quoted prices"
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 6l4 d61ac; apricots
nonlinal peaches 5L d515c; do, 1910 crop. fu-
ture delivery, 5LG511c: pruDeS. 3G31ae. with
Lc premium for SOS and 1c premium for 4Os :
figs. 32t G4c; pears. J610c
Raisns-Layers. clusters-6 crown. $3.50, )
crown. S1.75; 4 crown. $1.25; seeded 4d5c:
ordinary layers 5 crown. $12J; crown. zoe :
seedless sultanas. 21a "a &c; Thompson's Seedless
3L631ac for unbleaehed and 6It g6Iac for
bleached: loose muscatel. crown. &c; 3 crown
3i5c; crown, Sc; seedless. 2@24e.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 14S M15c: IxIl
14@1415c: ne plus ultra. 13q131zc: Drake. 1OI5
@11c; languedocs. 10G101ac; hardshell. 65s a &c;
walnuts 13c per lb for No. softshels sic for
No. 2 do; pecans 141s G16; peanuts, ~ ea5e:
pine nuts, 1SM20e per ID.
Honey-Comb, 14015c for water white and 10
GI12c per lb for light amber; dark amber, 7Gsc:
extracted. nominal.
Beeswax-27ls @3oc per lb for light and 2sa
26c for dark
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Decidnous and CItrus FruitS

General offerings of strawberries remained
weak on continued heavy arrivals yesterday and
the cheapneSs of the former restricting sales of
-ecvry thing else. Receipts of cherries continued
light aud attractive offerings of all varieties
sold readily satisfactory rates, packed lots OF
were not wanted. but they formed a small per-
centaee Of the arrivals. Carrants sold ar 81 Il
drawer aud four basket crates went at ST. in
peddliug way. Cherry plIns and the box OF
new apples that came in Tuesday found buy
at Toe. A box of early Alexander peaches
was received from Vacaville but the fruit was
too green 10 find buyer. Figs were received
from Yuma and southern California. Prices
were irregular. ranging from 81 10 $3.50 to
size of box and quality of the fruit Apricots
were in increased supply. but the fruit too
to make round concessions on ordinary lots. The
only change in the quotations for citrus fruits
advance of soc a in Mexican lines
stocks of which were closely cleaned up.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $35Od5 per chest:
large varieties, S2.50@4 per chest; crates, 10
d60c.
Raspberries -s4-5o@5 for large and s1.25a2
for small crates.
Loganberries- -s7@S per chest and $1@125 per
crate.
Gooseberries -soaeoc per drawer; in bulk.
3M6c per ID.
Cherries-s5 -s5c@s1.15 per box for black and
purple Guigne and 75cdS1 for red and white;
in bulk, 7@10c per Id for black and 466c for
white.
box: other fancy, $1d1.25; common 10 choice.
Ipricots-crates. $1.25@1.75; boxes. s1af.25.
Citrus Fruits tper boxl--Navel oranges. So. so
1.T5 for standard; tangerines. $1-25G1T5 per
box; grapefruit. $2.j0ds for seedless; lemons,
S3T5@4 for fancy. $2MS for choice and S1-25G
Ito for standard: lines S6d6J0.
Tropical Fruits Bananas TjcmSI.2j per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2-5O63 for Central
American; piueapples, S:G2.50 per dozen.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. May 1S.-On a small volume Of
business the Boston copper shares are somewhat
lower. Pressure against Lake has been one of
the prominent features. Tamarack on single
transaction lost four points. Osceola has been
the exception to the general tendency and on
fair volume Of trading has advanced one point
Taking the general copper shares list as a whole
the undertone be said TO be weak The
industrial list is very much neglected. with
trading the dullest in a long time past There
are no features.
The following list is furnished hv + z Hnt
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G. l: T.; No. l northern, Sl.1s5s f. o. b. nominal
Option market-Wheat declined under cover
selling by spectators on the improved weather
IN tue west and generally favorable crop ad-
wees closing at 32614c decline May closed
$1.15!a, July closed $l.G9% September closed
Sl.06is. Receipts. - 600 bushels
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Wheat Steady and Barley Firmer;
Hay Market Is Still Depressed

without discount: bakers extras. S696 40s super
fine 81 sOd5.10; Oregon and Washington. Per
bbl $4,000 for family. bakers and patents
and $4.25d4jO for cut OF: Kansas patents.
ST. 80 @6.75; do straight. $6.S0Q6-93; DAKOTA
patents, $1.25; do straights, 81; do clear, So-oV
per bbL
Farinaceous Goods-PriceS in 100 lb sacks. net
cash no discount are follows: Graham nour
81 SO per 100 lbs, rye -four. s. 20; rye meal
So. 10; rice iour. Sc: meal. 81 90; extra
cream do. S.; cat meal $3.50; cat greats. -;
fsrina. $40 hOminy, s.. so; buekwheat Hour
S3 so. yvboIe wheat henr 81 90; rolled oats bbls.
S6d6.50; do in sacks. $3. 3.S0GJ.50; extra cream
do So 80 in sacks and 81 In bbls; rolled wheat.
bbls 81 so in sacks s.. 1O@4-5O; pearl barley.
$40. split pe.ss boxes, 50 for yellow and 81
for green per 100 lbs
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
rticles- Open. High. Low Ct
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. May 1S.-Cssh quotations were
as follows: F'our. steady; No. . rye. 7Sc: feed
or mixing barley, t2m57c: fair to choice malt
ing barley. 62G 67e flax seed. No l south
western, S1e41s; do No. l northwestern.
s2.04i9 timothy seed. nominal; clover. S1t25:
mess pork. per bhl. ST.. 25ai:io lard. per 100
lbs, Si3.o2t. "a 13.0J: shogt ribs. sides tloosel,
81. I50t 13.f f2ie; short clear sides (boxcdl
S13.75M14 IA.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 431 900 bushels. Primary receipts were :S1.-
coo bushels. compared with 2S1 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 30 cars: corn. 10
cars; oats 14S cars; hogs $4,000 bead.
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OIL STOCKS

OF trading in the oil stocks yesterday. and tho
market was without feature. There were fair
sales of Palmer at 81 %. Turner was hrmer at
i35 and Paraffne at 81. %. while Illinois crude
received lower bid of 50c s. W & b. ono
of 4Je and Producers one Of g.
Imperial dividend OF So Yesterday
Fonr Oil has levied an assessment of ac
delinquent June IS
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Los Angeles Oil Market
Special Dispdtch 10 The Call

lSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES May lS.-Trading in Asso-
ciated and California Midway was the feature
of the oil stock market today.
Associated was strong opening at SOL and
advancing TO $50 %
Midway opened strong and declined during
the day Tho stock closed at 81 cents
Oleum quoted at S cents.
Coalinga Central was quoted at 56lac.
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MinncapoIis Grain and Prodnce

sssNEosi Iay slo7 way sepembeT 49, ag
Casino. hard. SLIP: No. ] northern.
81 0s1amL1l13: No. >, s1.0619 al 0914; No. >.
81 .o3 p a 1.u5l@.
Corn-No. , yellow, 5S6r59c.
0ats-No. 3 white. 39laM4o1ac.
Rye-No. ,, T0GT3c.
Flax closed at S1.9S
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Foreign Futures
Northern wheat Market
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. May Notwithstanding: Blue
stem, soc; club, SIC. Export: Bluestem, S9@
90c: club S56S6c y
SEATTLE. May 1S-Wheat-M Milling: Blue
stem. 90c; forty-fold, Ssc; club, SIC; fife, SIC
red Russian, SIC. Export: Bluestem SIC: forty,
fold, SOC; club SIC; fife, sac: red Russian, SIC
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat, 26 cars; oats.
cars.
PORTLAND, May 1S.--Wheat-Track prices:
Club. S3@S4c; bluestem, sT@ssc; red Russian.
S1dS2c; turkey red. s56S6c; valley, SIC Car
receipts: Wheat. 16 cars barley. car; oats, 3
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Mining Stocks Are Fairly Active;
Oil and Local Stocks Are Quiet

s1sosS 014; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States S35 959 7s0; subsidiary silver
coin, S21, $40, 719; minor coin, 1372 953; total
balance in general fund, SS1, ,39s, ,376.
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COMMERCIAL FOR
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks unchanged.
Coppers weak.
Local mining stocks fairly active.
Oil stocks quieter.
Silver lower. Sterling exchange
firmer.
Wheat steady and barley higher.
Hay market still depressed.
New York prune market firm.
Butter higher. Cheese and eggs
unchanged.
Old crop potatoes in excessive
supply.
Onion market weak.
Strawberries continue TO arrive
heavily.
Mexican lines closely cleaned up.
No change in poultry.
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PoriIand Rutter Marked
Potatoes. onions and Vegetables

PORTLAND. May 1S.-Butter-Ci and eoun
try creamery extras, 2Sc; fancy, 26@27e; store
20M2Ic
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ChIcago pairy Produce Mnrket

CHICAGO. May Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. 230 &c; dairies. 216725c.
Eggs-Steady. Receipts. 27.20i cases A.
mark, cases included. 16G19e: hrsts. 19c; prime
frsts 20c-
Cheese Steady. Daisies. ia f4ltc: twins
I3E012ze; Young americas. 1Jc: long horns
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH, May 1S.-Fiax-To arrive. in store.
track, s2.10; May 81 10 bid: July, Sl-9S
asked; September, s169 asked; October, s1.67
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nav 1O.--Flour-DulI and lower
to sell. Spring patents. $3.50 so; winter
sfraights, - S0G 4.90: winter patents. S565. 40:
winter extras No. /. s4.Io@4 40; winter extras
No SSl5@4 Receipts .s67 barrels: ship
Wheat Spot easy; No. 2 red s11fl5 nominal
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London Closing Stock.

Money-255d3 per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 3 y per cent and for three months
bills T16@5}9 per cent.
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butter. Cbcesr and Errx

There was another advance in the butter mar
ket yesterday. extras going up 1sc to quota
ton of 29c pound. and 6rsts were &c higher
at 2S12c. The new quotations were established
on bids. buyers and sellers being apart In their
views The latter asked sic for extras and soc
for firsts. The quotation paid for sup
plies under the informal call Of the exchange,
however. Receivers who unable TO dis
pose of surplus stocks In shipping channels were
putting them into cold storage. There no
ehange in the quotations for cheese. the market
being steady. with stocks going into cold
storage. Eggs. too. stood before quoted. the
quotations being apparently satisfactory to
storage spectators.
On the exchange 20 cases Of extra eggs were
sold. 10 going at 26c and 10 at 25c dozen
There were other sales under the regular
call. but during the informal session 29e a
pound was paid for 1.S00 pounds of extra butter.
Receipts 700 pounds of butter. $500
pounds of cheese and ,95S eases of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lished on the floor of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from 1l4c to &c
higher, owing to the various charges TO be
add
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Beans and seeds

Beans (pcr ctD-Bayos, $6.1006.2J; pea. nom
ina; small white. $4.4064-G0; large white
$S.75@390; pink. $60s.25; red. S6.5Od6. ~:
blackeye S5.25G g. 90: lims. 81. 2jG4.35; red kid
neys. $5.25M5.5 90 cranberry beans 81. 4O674 so:
garvanzas. So -5063.25; horse beans. nominal
Seeds Brown mustard, 4c: yellow mrstar(
-: haxseed. 5M5l.c, canary, tsc: alfaIfs
16M1Ic: rape, 1Mziac; tlmofhy, J%l @6c; henp.
5 4 d3ihc; millet. 3$tc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, $5G5@s-75 per ctI
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SPECTATORS FEAR
They WERE BUNkOED
Wall Street Sharps Now Doubt
Truth of Reports of Big
Bond Sales Abroad
UnfaVOrabIe Trade Balance Also
Causes Uneasiness Among
Dealers in Stock
Nem Nork stock I.irt

T. F. Hutton & Co. 49O California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following the sales on the San Fran
'isco stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSrOCKS
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RTTTFR PER POTNn

Grades May l4 Nay IS May u May IS
Fresh Fresh extra 9s 9she 26iae 9aia 2s 2she 9sf
Seconds .... 26c 26c 26c 26c
Cheese-Californa fancy fats. 14e per ID.
steady; do hrsts. 1315c. steady; do seconds,
1215c steady: fancy Young Americas. 15i4c.
steady; do hrsts. 14e, steady; New York fancy.
poe. firm Wisconsin singles, 19c, firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases in
cIrde
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Colo Indus 5s.... 7SI4 SO Railway 5s JOG
Colo Midland As. 76La Do gen As 80. III.
Col Sa r&ext AIS 9754 Union Pacific IS. 1918
Del & Hud cT $500 DO cv As ..... .106
Den & Rio G As. 81 Do lst 4 ref As 96a,
Do ref IS ..--. ~ q S Rubber 6s 1O3l4
DistillerS 5s 800. 40 L Steel ID 5s l04
Erie prior lien 4s. S2Jt Va Car Chem 5s. 40
Do gen Is ....- 73 Wabash 1st 5s.. .10Sl.
DO cv Is, ser A T6 Do 1st & ext As 70ss
Do cY Is, B 6S54 Western Md As. Sal
Gen Elect cv Is. 1884, NestinG El cv 5s. 80
III Cen 1st ref As. % Wis Central Is 903.
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Flour and Farinnccous Goods
Flour-California family extras. s6Gc.4O net
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Horses and MuIcs

The following quotations for horses and luules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
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LOSING QUOTATIONS.
TTTT0T,
NEVADA

Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
Cent Eureka AZ So Enreka NJ a 90 4 80
Kennedy 10 90
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21
BENJAMIN w. Phillips

Benjamin w. Phillips died at his
home in Gren Valley Monday after
noon. His death occurred suddenly
and in a very peculiar manner. Nh.
Phillips had Just finished hearty
dinner when he began to feel sick
He was seized with an attack of vom-
iting after which he said that he felt
better. He sat down j. chair, but
in very shor' time, began to
breathe with great effort. DR.. c.
X. Conard was called but before the
doctor could arrive, Mr. Phillips was
dead. He was seventy-five years of
age and is survived by his wife, two
sons and two daughters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lyon of R. d.
No. l, celebrated their 5sth wedding
anniversary Friday.
Mrs. A. C. Phillips is suffering
from an acute attack of indigestion.
Miss Luella Lewis of Sparta is
staying at the home of her sister
Mrs. o. w. Bishop while attending
Centerburg high school.
The revival meetings now beins
held at the NJ. f. church are bring
ing great results.
Grover Celter, employed as fire.
man on the c., A. & c., is spending
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Pelt
Miss Helen prague of Columbus
is the guest of Mrs. L. NJ. Daily.
T. j. Lyal and wife have returned
home after spending a few weeks
in Iowa.
C. E. Denman and w. NJ. Kasson
have ben attending the international
furniture exhibition at Chicago.
w. o. Bowers, DR.. Best and Jas
per Van Horn have gone to the Isle
of Pines. Mr.. Van Horn intends to
survey lands there.
]. w. Hasson, a telegraph opera
tor at Barberton, is at home for a
while.
Mrs. Norman Thurston is visiting
her cousin, Mr.. c. c. Babbit of Kan
sas City, Mo.
C. E. Willis entertained her clerks
and former clerks at dinner. Sunday.
&c being present.