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SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-
!DAV MORNING, APRIL
1913.
R
D
27
STOCKS
Market I a Firmer; High-
grade lionds Firmer
AT Market Ih Unsettled
L\J JL JL \J1 v and Pricett Go Lower
/tn A f\T Wheat Values Lower.,
IjfMAjrLlll Corn Weak, Oats Depressed
PROVISIONS
i i
RECESSIONS IN THE FIRST HOUR
i: TURN TO ADVANCED.
High-^rade tyonds Show Activity.
Covering by Shorts Is Responsible
"for Brink Rally Near Cioae.
Bonds Are Irregular.
NEW YORK, April 12.—After a fur-
ther recession In the first hour today, the
stock market developed a firmer tone
mid at the close there were some gains
of a point or mora. Selling in the early
trading appeared to be of the same char-
acter as of tho last f«w 'lays, duo to the
same influences. Thero was further sell-
ing of high-grade "opnda, owlfcg to the
conviction that a readjustment is neciis-
*try to oonform to the basis established
by uovv issii»H liigl} rates. The
result of this selling was u&aln reflected
in stocks, but to a lesser extent than
yesterday, important issues did not de-
cline heavily, substantial losses being re-
stricted to n«w,er industrials. Rumely,
California Fetroieum and Mexloaji Pe-
troleum reached now low points, inter-
national Agriculture prices broke 31
points on the official statement that tho
dividend probably would be passed. Boar
traders, finding they could make little
Impression on the standard stocks,
showed some uneasiness and covering of
shorts was largely responsible for the
brisk rally which brought the week's
trading to an end.
Another consideration which figured In
the calculations of the bears was tho
possibility that a decision inay be hand-
ed down on Monday by the Supreme
Cturt. in the Minnesota., rate case. As
the stock market is closed on Monday un-
til noon, there is no opportunity for
trading on that day before the hour on
which the court sits. Foreign buying was
another source of strength. London has
purchased stocks so consistently in con-
cessions recently that its course of ac-
tion has become one of the most impor-
tant factors of current trading. Ca-
nadian Pacific, in particular, was In de-
mand abroad and rage 2 points on the
strength of this demand. Predictions of
a favorable bank statement were fully
realized, the actual table showing a cash
gain of over $5,000,000 .and substantial ad-
ditions to reserves.
IJends irregular. Total sales, par
value, $1,262,000.
United States 2s declined on call for tho
week.
BONDS.
T? pi ted Slatea ref. 2n, registered. .
t'lilted Mates ref. lis, coupon
United Statvs 3s, registered ........
United piate* 3#, coupon
t'lilted Stales 4h, registered
United States is, coupon
Panto ma its, coupon
A11 is Chainlet's 1st fit ,..
American Agricultural 6h
American Tel. & Tel. cv. 4h
American Tobacco 0s
Armour & Co. ^
Atchison gjniepol 4s
AtchiHun cv. is (1000)
Atchison cv. 5s
Allrfotlc 'Coakt Tjtie lit 4s..., ......
MltlmoVo A Ohio 4* ......
Kaltlmqr* & Ohi if-1 IP fa* •*•••■.' ..
Hvoekl.rd Transit <;v.
antral- of Georgia 5s
fqntrgl leather 6*
CheHapeakc & Ohio 4Vfc»
« hesapgalij; & Otlo cv. 4tyg *
Chicago A Alton 3'<jh
Chicago, R. &. Qulmy Joint 4s
Chicago, It. A Qulmy general is
Chicago, Mil. A. K. P. cv. 4^«
Chicago* K. i. a P. it. B. col. 4s
Chicago, it. l.-Ar V. M. ft: rfg. 4k
Colorado & Southern ref. and ext. 4^s..
Delaware & Hfedsefl/cv. 4s
pre
4(4
Krl»> jpr. 4*. t^rles 11
Illinois Ct'illritl Isi htl', 4s .
Iuti«rtior<iilgli Metropolitan 4i-j*
Inter, -Mtni-sntlle Muriuii l'iiM ........
Japan
Kansas City Southern iof. ;m ...........
l ake S'n.rc deb; 4a IJU13) - ..........
I<oult>vllJe A N«w»hvilli* Un. 4a .
Missouri, Kaunas & Texas 1*1 4" ••
Missouri, Kstisis it' g«'ii. I'/o*
NUntkiuri PsetHr 4*
Missouri cv. 5k .
National 11}». of Mexico 4 Hi* . ...
Kew York Central gou. \\%n
N» w York central deb. 4»
#. N. II A Ila.TfWd" cv. 3>.js
Norfolk & Western 1st cob. 4t» —
Nurf#k k West are cv« 4"
Northern Pacific 4» ,;.C
Northern Pacific .'Is
Oregou Short Line r/g. 4« ........
PetiuHyltajila cv. 3%b (1015)
Pennsylvania eon. 4h
Refilling goneral 4s
Sl. Louis A San FraneUco /g. 4i<
St. Louis k San Francisco g«-n. iia ...
St. I/nils Southwestern cou. 4a
Seabeanl Air Line adj. in
Southers Pacit'iu roj. 4h
Soothi'rti Pijcifie cv. 4a V...
Southern Pacific 1st ref. 4«
Southern Hsilwsy iin :
Southern Kiillwsv general 4*
I nien Pacific
Union Pacific cv. 4s .
Union Pacific 1st and ref. 4s
United States Rubber lis
United States Steel 2d 5$ .
Virfinla-CaioJio* Chemical 5s
WubMfe HI find cxi. 4s .
Wcs-lTn ytar.r'iiuo 4s . ...wi'a.v.
Westinglww; K!metric ev. 6«
Wisconsin Central 4b
IS
•TOCKB.
Sales.
.... 12,000
High.
77 >4
Mb
07 Mi
60!-a
800 71H 71
ikn> rio'i loo ^
:wo
300
■joo
34
132%
11
loo >4
10(i V*
102 'A
102H
IKPA
IIS',5
w
m
{III
10:1
120
H0t4
04
J0I
301%
01-Mi
94%
»1
90%
ior.%
ns
80%
58
1 >4%
flllVi
102%
62%
02
07
Amsl. Copper .
Am. Agricultural
Am. B«*t Sugar
Am. Can 2.(W)0
do pfd fiisj
Am. Car and IiXly,... JOQ
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Ice Securities
Am. Linseed
Am. Loco motive
Am. Snilt. 4 Rfg
do pfd . •
Am, Sugar Ufa.
Am.' Tel. & Tnl 100 i:rt%
Am. Tobacco j<m> •_•;<!)
Anaconda Mining Co. 400 ;{«%
Atchison tiCK) 102 %
do pfd . .
Atlantic Coast IJiw... aoo 12S%
Haltimors'/fe Ohio ... .'too 00%
Bethlehem Ste<?l
Brooklyn R T. -joo 91%
Canadian Pacific .... 10,000-241 %
Centrnl leather .... 600 8fi%
Chesapsake & Ohio... 3.100
Chicago Crt. Western
Chicago, Mil. Ac S. P.
Chicago N. W
Colorado li'uel A iron.
Oousolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson.,
Denver A Rio Grande.
do pfd
IHstllleiV *jex:nritie«.
Krle —
do 1sl pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric lOO 1.40^
uri. Northern pfd ... 400 128
do OiV Ctfs ;j<H> H(l
Illinois Central «00 130%
lnlorborough.Met 700 17%
do pfd it)0 51)
Inter. Harvester
Inter. Murine i>fd .... 100 3H%
International Paper .. s)00 0%
International Pmnp ,, ....
K. c. Boutnera
leaded® Oaa
Lehigh Valley ...... l.OOd 100%
Louisville A N'aslivlllc HOO >p%
M , S. P.,A H. S. M. .
Mo., Kansas A Texas. 200 20%
Missouri Pacific MM) UK'^
National Biscuit
National Ix'»d
N. lly. of Mex. 2d pfu' 100 25%
New York Central . . Jl,100 108%
New York. Out. A W. 100 31 Vj
Norfolk & Western
North Amerlcnn .
Northern Pacific (mio 310a(,
Pacific Mnll ....
Pennsylvania 4.700 115
Peoiile's (!as
aoo :?7
t).900 '80'4 20
10%
JH'.s
04'h
88%
l'O11
04%
•)J%
84 %
till '"J
H J
S4
8^
04%
307 %
1)4 %
<17
81) %
00%
3«»
tk*.%
75
70%
79%
7P«'4
80%
8.SI4
00%
104%
77
0«J%
02%
01%
102 %
300%
05%
60%
81
00%
00',-ii
Close
77%
b;I
34
H6%
07
51
47
25%
10
80
71%
101%
.... 313%
131% 1Bt%
280 288
38% 38%
102 \ 3.02%
... 100%
123% 123
00 00%
.... 34%
91 % 01%
230% 241
25 U 25
07% 08%
.... 15
310
133
Wk
132% 132%
iO-i 10%
.... 100%
.... SI
80% 37
10%
30%
.... 47
.... 37
140 4 340%
127% 128
36 35%
319% 310%
17% 17%
69 58%
105
rr%
9
30
Lew.
70%
35%
07%
50%
PRICES BREAK INTO NEW LOW
(iROUND FOR WEEK.
Close Is Steady, But 11 to 22 Points
Net Lower—Covering for Week-
end Active, But Little
Trade Buying.
18%
9%
.... 100
359 350%
133% 133%
. .. 334%
20% '20%
38 38%
.... 118
50
25
102%
31%
100%
.... 78
116% 116
..... 20
114% 114%
.... 132
86%
lOfl
81%
XJ2W YORK, April 12.—The cotton mar-
ket. wu.a weak and unsettled during to-
day's trading, with prices breaking into
new iow ground for the week under ac-
tive uelllng fur both accounts. The close
waa steady but from 1! to 'U points net
lower.
The opening wafi steady at a decline of
4 to 7 points in response to somewhat
disappointing cable*, favorable weather
predictions and a more optimistic view of
the river situation in the lower Missis-
sippi Valley. There was considerable
covering for over the week-end, and there
appeared to be a little trade buying which
may have been encouraged by over night
reports of larger spot sales in some of
the .Southern market* and advices from
Bremen claiming that Gorman spinners
were good buyers of both old and new
crops yesterday. The demand, however,
soon proved insufficient to absorb the
large amount of cotton offered and prices
broke sharply.
As the market eased under the low-
figures of last Monday, stop orders were
reached and added to the unsettled ap-
pearance of the trade. At a net loss of
10 to 18 points on the old crop, and of 12
to 13 points on new crop positions, cover-
ing became active enough to check the
decline, but only slight rallies ocurred,
and thd close was within a point or two
of the lowest. Reports reached the ring
in tho late trading that in some instances
.New England mills were offering to re
sell stocks of raw material owing to un-
certainly over the tariff, which may have
contributed to the bearish average of
settlement.
Mouth-
April
Alay
June
July
Auguat
Sep tern tar ..
October
December ...
jHtuiary ....
March
New Orlotni.
NEW OR1 BANS, April 12.--Col ton: Futures
opened &teudy at a decline of 5 to 7 points.
Otieu.
Hlgli.
1 jOW.
Close.
12. IU
11.98
ii. m
ii.w
1 i .'82
11.85
11.84
11. on
11. nr.
11.87
u.w
11.92
11. si
11.HI
11.#7
11.79
11.71
11.72
11.61
11.61
U.61
11.49
11.47
11.47
11.39
11.41
11.49
11. M
11.41
11.44
11.4H
11.40
11.89
11.41
11.48
/....
New Orleans.
P., C. ('. * St. LouIb.
Pittsburg Oual
Pressed Bteel Car....
Pullman Palace Car.
Heading 1
Republic Iron & Hteel.
d<> pfd 1
Rock iHliind Oo
do pfd
fit L. & H. F. 2d pfd
Seaboard Air Line...
do pfd
S. S. Ktuel and Iron...
Southern Pacific ....
Southern Hallway ....
do pfd
Tennetidi'O Copper ....
TexaN & Pacme ..
100 20% 20%
1,40^00% 105 %
-500 23 ' 22%
200 20 25%
'366 101% 300%
Union Pacific
do pfd
r. H. Realty .
T.'. 8. Rubber 1,
U. $. S'oel 15,
ik> pfu
Utah Copper
Vir.-Car. Chemical ...
Wabash
do pfd
Western Maryland ...
Western Union >*
West I nor house Electric.
Wheeling & L. Krlf..
Total sulea of the day,
. 12,800 153% 162 &
,700 «»t% 06%
,000 02 % 02
100 108% 10X%
300 54 54
100 8 % 3%
100 04 % 04%
136,700 shares.
00tt
20%
27
150
100%
20
85
22%
3 8%
25%
30
43 %
101 %
20%
70%
30
18
153%
85
(W
05%
02%
108%
54
33%
3%
31
41
08%
04 %
01
bios were not quite high enoot
.'bMitftt* from Livei-pool stat<Ml
coiiRumptlon of American «ott
iueed from 14,760.000 to' 14,304
I'be nmiket ha«t a weak uiule
Hit tho siiort week-end H^afion. .
play any recuperative powwi
appuruntiy ut< heavy sellers na
Tiie forecast predicted go
:«1»on region over Sunday,
luted further short sales. Htum
tiou of ipot cotton und tie- bruiii
in spot 1 rices at Dullax also i-ni
At the h west of t li»* morning the
10 to 15 points under yewter
tationa. 1 he close was at u uet
points.
Tin* cotton futures market do*
net dccline of 0 to 13 j><
M<mtb~«
April ....
May
July
August .
September
October ..
December
January .
Opei
. 12.. JO
, 12.40
. 12.20
. 31.00
. 11.01
. 12.60
,31.52
High.
12 41
32.27
31.SKI
11.
1 A>W.
ii!:it
12.1VI
31.00
iilu
11.47
12.21
12.33
11.46
II .41
1.40
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WiTF, «l» »« lilt KN BttlLMM. MN ANTONIO, TKXAM.
11.03
Liverpool.
LrVBHPOOL, April 12.—Cotton: l utui n
opeiuid easier ami closed quiet; April, O.UTtl;
Aprii-Moy, MuyJuiic. i5.U4<l; .Juno
July. 0.62(1; July-Aug., 0.57'^d; Aug.-SnjH.,
<i.40H'd; Scpt. Oi't i, 0.83d; Uct.-Nov., O.-ld;
Nov.-Doc., M.i'ld; Den.• Jan., 6.19'ad; J*u. It'i-li,,
tt.lH^d; Feb.-March, ti.lfiVjid; AlHrcli Api'LJ,
ti.20U.
ilOVKr»iKNT AT INTEIlJOIi TOW NR.
Receipts* RUipmenta. Stock.
WHEAT m DECLINE!
i FORECAST or FINE WEATHER 1N-
DUCES HEAVY SELLING.
i Corn Lh Dull and Weakens Sharply at
! Close — Prices of Oals Are De-
pressed—Provisions Show
Some Strength,
CHICAGO, April 12,—A'forecast of find
vv«atlier all over the country for tiie next
luw days sent wheat values tumbling and
prices today showed from ':hC to
METEOROLOGICAL
tooa| Wes.ti.er Be port,
Dry.- t.
(0
mr.
Augnnta. CJa. ..
Mempt»l«, '1« cm.
St. IxjtUs. Mo..
Llwumou, Tex. .
718
1,410
8,083
Total fctock
847
1,706
!,«$.» 1
H.'iLtW
i
Iowa net. Corn had a nfet decline of ^
^uVsO to %c, oats were down to %c,
but provisions were a shade lower to loc
higher.
The best show of strength made l>y
wheat was shortly after the opening,
when, on reports of a killing frost in
0,183
GALVESTON STOCK.
Today
EV Great Britnlo 33,002
For France 4,300
Fur otker foreign port* UU,-'78
For ei.astwiie pom 3.0Uo
Lu i 'mipretwis IL's.TOO
Total stock 'J03.ua 227,U10
KECEU'TS AT UNITED STATES POUTS.
Iistdy.
liaJvaiton, Tex.
Nrw OrieaBH, La
Mobile, Ala ;i;53
Havanuah Ga 2,l»."i
t liajleston. S. C 426
Norfolk, Va i,;iu4
Kanaas, there was some buying. The
rally was brief and profit-taking saiej,
H«jon causitd a reaction beluW tiie opening.
\Vt>alher In tho Northwest helping seed
operations and abundant moisture In the
most of tho winter belt brought on a lot
of Uing. Theio was talk of good ex-
ports, both active and prospective. For-
| elgn nuirkets were generally a shade
lust Yr. I Iwr. A decrease in the English visible
supply of l,(»'i.j,lW0 bushels against an in-
, ureii.s« of 239,000 bushels for tho same
week last year, did not servo to cheek
the decline.
Primary receipts of wheat were 340,000
bushels, against 260,000 a year ago. Sear
board clearances of wheat and flour
equaled 610,000 bushels.
Corn was dull throughout and weak-
> ened sharply at the close, which was at
"N tin: lowest figure of the day. Clearing
weather forecasts gave promise of in-
creased shipments and there whs an ab-
sence of short buying.
41; ttv«ra(r. f»7; normal temperat
defM&UC), 11; fur lb- month, ac
fii n-iicy, •*). from .January 1, acfi
eujh'y 111. W'Vlpitutiou, uooo
tic
precipitation, .0«t Hum; dally depcl«ni?j', .00
lj!i;ii;'fftr tlia itTOHtk, iireOiUiHUfi'd defifli-ucy, .30
ludtt; from Jamwu? f. ..'Hiranailatad |t'ficl«ucjr,
127 IqcIi--: twtiil j.re' lijltati Hi -irom JaBuuif I
i) 4uiia«(vi,7Q inrUfis. Muxlauiia Teloaity ot the
wlrd dhrDijs' Ibe twenty foir hour*-eftdlug «t 7
p. m., direction and ml lea per hour; \ 14. Sun
risea Kmiday ar 0.lu a. ai. and sota at 0;oU
p. hi, •
Gwnera] Wwatlier Eopoxt,
OtiservHtion.i uk» u at 8 p. in. Smurday, April
12, 11/13, seventy! if Ui uimidian llkuar
~ Temperature—
lllgU-l.ouent Vtl. Ha Iii
U4I , ,Jft lu lust
00,310
110,
3.1,004
uo m
30H.0 4) f
.004
2,900
15r»,i»37
Tot Hi ..
ijfst year
Difference
10,321*
14,100
3,839
' STOCK AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS.
Halm.
Stock Ibla day 090,703
Slock (Ilia day last week 000,702
Stock tliiN day lust year 709,070
Deficit tills aenson 73,1177
UNITED STATES EXPORTS.
This Wk. Last Yr.
Export* to ()r«jat Britain 11,131
Exports to France... 7,si.rj
Exporia to Coutioeiit 75 7,802
SPOT MARKETS,
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April 11'.— Cetton: Sjvit dull;
prices eusl.'r; middling fair, T.flOd; good mid-
dling, 7.10d; middling, 0.94d; iow middling,
0.78d; g(KHj ordinary, 0.41(1; ordinary, 6.1(M.
Sales- of the day wore 4,000 bales, including
300 for speculation and exports and 2,000 were
American.
Receipts, 14,000 hales, including 000 Ameri-
can,
New York,
NEW YORK. April 2.-—Cotton: S|>ot cloned
fpiiet; middling uplands, 12.50c; middling gulf,
12.75c. Males, *00 balos.
Houato-n,
IIOLBTON, Tex., April 12.— Cotton: Spot
steady, 1 16c lower; middling, 1J 7-10c. Sales,
1,400 bales.
Galveston.
GALVESTON, Tex., ApMI 12. - Cotton: Spot
steady, 1-lOe ltwer; middling, 12%c, No sales,
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn.. April 12.-—Cotton: Spot
steady and unchanged; middling, 12^.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.~Cotton: Spot
quiet and unchanged; middling, 12i'„c; sales on
fn>; sj>«jt. 195; 10 arrive, 243. I.ow ordlnury,
9frl»c i.o.iiinal; ordinary, 9 13-lOc nominal; good
ordinary. 11 9 1.0c; strict good ordinary, 11
Ei-ltlc; low middling, U I-lOc; .strict low mid-
dling, 12 10'-; middling, 12%«; utrlct mid-
dling, 12 IL-lOe-; good middling, 12%c; strict
good nilddl'ng 13 110c; middling fair, lll^c
nominal: middling fair to fair, 13T-sc nominal;
fair, 14Vic nominal. Receipts, 2,558 bales:
stock, 1*7,11$.
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
St. Louis Produce.
Si'. LOUIS, April .12.—Hay: Slesdy,
Iron Cotton ties, 90c.
Bagging, 10c.
Hemp twine, 8s.
Receipts: Flour, 8,000 barrels.
Shipments: Elour, 11.000 barrels.
ADD ST. LOUIS GRAIN
Kicoipts: Wheat, 3b,000 bushels; corn, f>6#-
0</); coin. 34,000.
Shipments: Wheat, 09,000 bushels; corn, 80,-
000; cats, 17,000.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 12.—Butter: Fine.
Eggs: Steady.
ST. LOUIS, April 12. -Poultry: Chickens,
15c; springers, 18c; tnvkeya, 30c; geese, be.
Butter: Steady; creamery, 30/J-J4«.
Eggs, lO'Uc.
NEW YORK. April 12.— Eggs: Easy and on-
changed; receipts, 22,102 cases.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 12.— Butter, eggs
and poultry: Unchanged.
vlllCACO. April 12. -Butter: Steady, cream
erica 27fc34<
Egg*. Steady; receipts, 17,592 caw*, firsts,
17V'( l$f4c.
l'otaioetr Steady; receipts, 38 cars; Michigan,
45(o 17c. Minnesota, 43^,47c; Wisconsin, 40
(c48c.
New York Money.
NEW YORK, April 12.- Money on call uomi-
ntl: 110 loans.
Time loans steady, silly days 44* per ceni;
ninety days. 4V"5 per cent: six months, 4S
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5'-'od per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual busi-
ness in bankers Idlls at |4.83.10 for sixty day
bills, and at $4.80.50 for deniaud.
Commercial bills, $4,829*.
Bar slivor, 60c.
Mexican dollars. 48c.
liovfrnini'ut bouds steady; rallrosd bonds Ir
ItfBlir.
Boctoo Copper Btoeks.
BOSTON, AprU 12.—Artwna Oonaeirlel, 5%:
Culuicet and Arls< ns. 004; Oreeue Canauea,
7S; North Butte, 30H*
London Consols.
IXIKDON, April 12.—Cimsols for monoy. 74*{;
for the account. 75; Illinois Central, 124, Loui*
▼Ills & Nashville, 137'»; Southern Railway,
27S-
Bar silver steady. 27 It lOd per ounce.
Money, 3{i3i* per cant.
Discount rates, short bills, 4 per ceut; three
months 4 11 10 per o.-nt; discount rates on abort
bills, 4 per ceut; three months, 3 1116 per
cent.
Bullion amounting to £15,000 *ns taken Into
the Bank of Englaud today en balance.
Pana Rentes.
PARIS, Tex.. April 12. —Three per cent rentes.
86f 15cm for tiie account; exchange «n budon,
25r 2Vm for checka.
i'rhate rate of discount, 4 per cent.
Tbe Bank Statement.
NEW \ ORK, April 12. The atat' ineut of the
a: tmm 1 fcNifties -if ekarlng kosse banks snd
trust companies for the week showa that they
bold 914.1MH,450 reserve In etcess of Irgnl
reuulninents. This is an increaae of «4,rts|.
6.i0 fK»ni 1 sat week. The statement follows:
ACTUAL CONDITION.
I oan«. 11.010,400.000. decreaae tl.21^,000.
Specie $. 2>.39t».ots), im-reaae $2.twl.issi
Legal tenders $M2,407.0lW, increase $2.4<>4,Ooo.
Net deiK»slta $1,7 i-t.."Vl.0U0, Increaae $2.143,OOOi
drcnlatloo $40,$28,000. derreaa** $a*,060.
Banks' rrservo in rsultea $.147,319,000.
Trust (oinpaules* cash teeerv« in vaulta $68,-
577,(SK».
Aggregate cash reeerte $410M»6,000.
Picess lawful reserve $14.$04.4fMi, Inrrease
$4.'V»! «¥»
Trim rompsules' referee with eiesrlng huts*
SioMhere carrying 2ft |«er cent «>aah r-ser»t $41.
71b,000.
JOinrniarr of atstenen' of Ptatjs bunks and
trust compsuioe In Urwter Ni»w York not In
etuOed Ui the «"learing hou»e statement:
I/>ana $571,137,000, im rease $1 JU.tsM.
SpiH-ln $f4.8TO,HOO. decrease $V8.9Ud
I^gsl tender* $8,40^,800, iBetease M04
Total deposits $*12&.P42.00'», decressn $;ssi. 160.
Oalvoston Eaporta.
riAJiYKHTON. Tex . April 12. Ktpnrls of
br>udotuffx for Ktipift*an |u>rls front (inhest^n
fur the w««ek KllM UkU» *ar*i VVUsal. eO
000 buahi>4 ■ y- -f-
Liauldation in May oats on account of
good weather depressed prices in the
other futures also.
Provisions showed strength on cover-
ing by shorts. There was also some new
investment buying. The bullish live
stock report by the Government was still
a factor in the uplift in prices.
Leading futures ranged as follows'.
Wheat-
May
J ely
September .
Corn—
May
July
September .
Oats—
May
July
September
Mess pork
May
July
Sep I ember .
Lard -
Ma>
July
Septcmlx r .
Short ribs
May
July
September .
High.
91
90 'i
89%
90'S
S9i)i
89 U
Close.
1)1
89 ^4
r,04
o0%
56%
67 'A
Mjfe
60 %
57%
m
.% %
-14'»
85
84%
:i5
34 %
34%
20.02^
20.20
1!».92H
20.10
19.07#
20.12®
Open.
91%
901 j,
89?*
65ft
5fi';„
57%
86%
36
34%
.. 19.95
20.12^. ■■■■■■■■
.. 19.95 20.20 19.90 19.90
.. 11.02 11.06 10,02% 10.95
.. 10.97% 11.00 10.95 10.95
.. 11.00 11.02% 10.95 10.97 ft
.. 11.82% 1.1.37% 11.30 11.80
.. 11.12% 11.20 11.10 11.15
.. 10.92% 11.00 10.92% 10.95
Cash Grain Quotations.
KANSAS CITY, Me., April 12.—Wheat: fash
No. 2 hard, S6$f80c; No. 2 red, $1.01^1.06.
Corn: No. 2 mixed, 56c: No. 2 white, 56%e,
Oats; No. 2 hard, 30%<&37c; No. 2 mixed.
84%c.
ST. LOUIS, April 12 Wheal: Cash No. 2
red, $1,06!•}(<.(:.1.08; No. 2 bard, 90(^92c.
Corn: No. 2, 59>.jyOOe; No. 2 white, 00%
feOlc.
CHICAGO, Aijril 12.—Wheal: Cash No. 2
red. S1.05<(fil.flU; No. 2 hard, 82®04c; No. 1
Noitbern, 91%^92'^c- No. 2 spring, 00(?|§l%c:
velvei chaft, ls7(g92%c. durum, 89(&90%c.
Corn: Nov 2, 56%'a 57c; No. 2 white, 570
COc; No. 2 yellow. 50'/i57%C\
Oats: No. 2 white, :{7^37%e; standard, 30\i
(|30%c.
St. Louis Grain,
ST. LOUIS, April 12.—Wheat (close): May,
90%c; July, 87%c,
Corn: May, r.5%c; July, 50%c,
Oats: May, 38%c; July, 34%c '
Kanssa City Grain.
KANSAS <JITY, Mo.. April 12.—Wheat
(Close):• May, 85'p,85%c; July, 87%c.
Corn; May, 54'/*c; July, 55%e.
Oats: May, 85^$5%e.
Keulpts Wheat, 25,000 bushels; com, 85,
OOo, oats. 15,000.
Shipments: Wheat. 37.000 bushels; corn, 17.-
0C0; oatM, 1,000.
NEW YORK MARKETS
Coffee.
M,W >()RK, A|»rlI 12.—Coffee fnlur»n opened
barely steady at a decline of 14 to 1H points
in 1 espouse to a sharp break at Hamburg, re
newed llQnidation and bear presaure. l'wfit
inking Iy recent sellers cnused a moderate
•ally dtrlng the middle of the morning, but
prices quickly weakened again under continued
aelllng for both accounts. Tbe close was
stei dy at a net decline of 10 to 18 points. Sale*,
79,780 bags. April 1.405; May, 1,000; July,
1,084; September, 1,180; October, 1,114; Decern
ber and January, 1,111; March, 1,114. Spot easy;
bio No. 7, lis; San log No. 4, 14% c; Cordova,
14V.(ffl7%c. Havre, %%*f lower; Hamburg, i
A l%pfg: Rio, 10 rels lower, at 6.526; Santo*
50 reis lower; 4s. 850; 7s nominal: Brasilia*
imrt receipts, 9.000 bags, against 19.000 last
year,
8ufrar and Molaseor
NFW YORK. April 12 Sugar: Raw barely
steady; Muscovado, 2.83 <g 2,80c; centrlfugaC
8.88^8.36< : molasiiea sugar, 2.5802.01c; refluad
sugar c|Kiet.
Molr.ssea: Steady.
Dry Ooodi.
NI'TW ^(»RK, April 12 The cotton gooda
Markets are quiet, with an eaalng teiden<T
t "ted on brown goods. Men's wear uaHtets are
null. Dreaa good* are quiet. Yams are easy
Hides. Leathar, Eto.
M:W YORK. April 12.--Illdes:
leather: Firm.
Wool: Qnl.M,
Wee: Bt««dy.
Steady.
i
»Jay. night.
Wind,
-'4 hen.
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us
34
H
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Amiii'lIM, • T.-<. .....
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30
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44
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Alii. Ii til 'city, K. J ..
50
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*4
1*50
Ugusta,
tit
...
to i t itnoro. Aid
58
64
8
2 10
Illrmlugliam, AI«. ...
60
4 k'
8
.00
lolso, Idaho
78
04
12
.00
Bow toil, VIjim^. '
<«»
•ili
4
.•>4
Browtiiivllle, Tma
70
•10
0
.00
1 Infra lo, N. Y....
rl
;i4
12
.00
i tgury, AIIkmIs
80
32
8
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I'liicugo, 111
40
80
12
.00
1 lisrlt *ujl, S. (
60
00
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Corpus Clrlstl. Tex...
70
60
0
.00
Del liio, iv.\
38
I'es Molutb, Iowa....
62
at
N
.00
IKUWI; Colo.
04
30
8
.00
h'.dge city, Kau
00
20
0
.00
Duluth. Minn
48
2M
4
.oo
Drrtuigo, Colo
00
28
10
lisfctjwrt, AlHlJie .....
4K
30
4
.82
b'ort Worth. Tex...,,
00
30
H
.00
CiiUveiitou, :i'»'x
4*
0
.00
Or.ru VVw
42
32
4
.00
HaltHrai, N. C
12
00
24
.'JO
Ili vfjiia. I'yha
72
llavi", Mont
m
80
*4
.00
lit It nil, Mont.
80
iiOIIMtoU. 'i'l'X
42
)!(MOIV S 1)
4
.00
Ji" kiOLvlUf, Fla
72
M
4
.80
KftUJlOOpK, It, ('
78
♦4
16
.00
K out an <'ily, Mo
4H
M8
0
.00
ivy West, Fin
10
Kuoxvlllo, Teni)
tW5
40
14
!oo
i.oulsvUli', l\y.
48
44
10
.00
Macon, tin
0O
Mnui|iliit>. Ti-iui,
48
14
ii
.00
Miami, Fla. ...."
CO
4
1.84
Modeuo, CJtali
Ob
26
12
.00
M'.nlgoineiy, Alu. ...
04
.V)
W
.Oo
M'l'trcal. Quebec ...
42
MoorUead, Mliui
<'4
28
*8
,oo
New orleaun. I,a
04
50
12
.00
New York City
00
0
1.40
North Platte, Neb, ...
74
24
4
.00
Oklahoma City, Okla..
60
34
10
.00
1 a'ostiue. Tex
02
40
8
.00
I'arry Sound, Ontario.
4H
34
4
.00
Phoenix, Ariz
Hi
02
8
.oo
PlttHburg, l'a
OO
44
14
.0<)
Port 1 und, Ore
60
M
4
.00
Httlelgh, N. C
Wl
00
8
1.80
lvnpld City, 8. 1)....
00
28
4
.00
Kosoburg, Ore
60
4*
4
.18
Koawell, N. M
72
30
10
.00
fit. Louia, Mo
44
.'IS
14
.06
HI. Paul, Minn
58
82
0
.00
Salt J^eke City, Utah.
72
it
10
.00
hau Antonio, Tex....
40
San IMego, Cal
04
:>4
*4
!6o
Saa Francisco, Cal..
68
60
0
.01
Sault Stf Mane, Mich
40
82
10
.00
Savannah, (ia
04
Best tie, Wnsh
54
00
4
.00
Sheridan, Wyo
72
28
*
.00
Dhrcveport. Ia. .....
62
40
■H
.oo
Spokane, Wash. .....
70
34
4
.00
Swil't Current, Sa^i..
74
84
4
.00
Taama, Flu
78
«ti
4
1.30
Tailor, Tex.
38
. • •
Toledo, Ohio
40
4"
i«
.00
Washington, 1). C...
68
60
0
2.4S
WilliHlon, N. I)....
76
84
4
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Wilmington, N, 0...
04
Winneiuucca, N'ev. ..
74
84
u
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Winnipeg, .Mauiloba.
08
8
.00
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J/ AHROAI) TIME TABLE.
Arrive— I, & G. N.
No. 1— From the North
No. 6— From the North
No. 7—From the North
No. M—Local from Palestine.......
No. 4—T roni Mexico
No. 12—From Laredo (mixed)
Depart—
No. 4—For the North 2:00 nm
No. 6—For the North 8:00 pm
No. 8—Local for Palestine 7:25 am
No. 10—Dally Express Special, North.. 3::'0am
No. 5—For Mexico 7:00 am
8:00 ptu
• 4:30 pm
. a an
• 9;55 aui
.10:45 pm
. 1:50 put
. 0:00 ant
No. 11—Local for Laredo luitxad).
Arrive— 8. A. & A, P,
No. 1—Houston and the Coast.
No. a—Houston and lbs Coast 7:15 um
No. 5—(.'oast townd 1:40 um
No. 44—KarrvUle, except Sunday 8 45 a»
No. 140—ktirsille, axcept Sunday 6:45 Dm
Dfcpart—
No. 2—Houston aud the Coast 8:55 am
No. 4- Houston and the Coast... 8*15 dui
No. tt—Coast lowna
No. 43-Kcrrvilie, except Sunday...... 4;^ J™
No. 41—Kerrville, Sunday mly
No- 14b— KurrvlRe, except Sunday...... 7;30««m
Arrive— G., H, U b. A. (Main Line).
No. 8—Fnnn the East... 7«ao ■■
No. 7—From the East ■
No. 8—From El Paso and the West. .11:30 Ja
No. 10— From El Paso and the Weat.. 7;4A
No. 1—From Houston aud Intermediate
ix>l"t» mo
Depart— ^
No. 8— For El Paso and tbe Went..., 8*80 an
No. 7—For El Paso xud tbe W cat.... a-»0 ™
No. 8- For Ibe Kant 1^:80
No. 10—For lLa Eat*t lOittO d
No. 2- For il'Histon aud intermediate
METAL MARKET
New York,
NEW YORK, April 12.—Metals quiet and prac-
tlcally nominal, ss asual on Satnniay.
*opper. 815.75; electrolytic, ; mstioa.
815.27%. '
Iron: Cnehsufsd.
St. Lotis,
FT. IX>ni« April 12.—Uad, |4,'Jb#4 i??U
Spelter, $5.70.
NAVAL STORE?.
SAVANNAH, tin, April 13.—'Tun»ettthie-
StenU>t 3?{jt; ssh'i, s <ssk«, aaeelpta, flrai-
al.lpnif>nta, It: sfrsk. 15,983.
Resin; Firm; r.alea, msae: re»-.»i|,|». 1,728 bar-
rels: ehlpmentp, K: stock, gnomtiun*:
A and R. |R.10||5.9U: C anti D, $0 U»^5.l0j
B. 85.20«5 224; F, $r, (; $5,300
5.3TH; n, $5.40; 1, I'.toft, 65; 'K. *1.25; M
" "" k $7.80; window glass. $7.40; wat«-r
B
$il.P5; N
wtlte. $'
-
WOOI. MARflFTV
4 St. Ldui. Wool.
HI. I.O! IH April 12. - Wool: Sirgili . medium
frititle «>.nibitia ami clothing, 21 _*»U-; light
fine, l'.ist21e: hesty fine. 18ul7c
COTTON gEKi> PRODUCTS
NEW YORK, April 18. OeMei w»eri oil was
stnmg tedny on rovertsg of short* aud ntt|»tMirt
from refiners snd loenl professlcmslN. Indneed
hy thp- flrui lard market end scarcity of crude
oiierlngf Cloelng prlcee were 2 to d points net
higher. Hal^s, jn.700 Iwirreli. Prime rrude.
B.07e; urine -iiiniu«*r rrlloW, spot «»7r;
April. »l.We: Mat fi *7« : iun« « 89r; .luly]
fi.WVe; Atigtist. fl HV: September. 8.WW-; Ortelter,
•.Me; November. Ut». , prim** winter yellow,
. priot.' fammer white d WUftT 7l*e
MKMI'lIfH. T.nn A^ril 12 (fettefc ar«4 pvnd
O'ta; p'lm» bssis oil. ft.T0||$.t4e: meal, 826;
! Inters. CQ4c
Oalvs*to> Ikippinf
(lALVKKTO^. Tet., April 1? Arrtr^-
gl>>amera Rkkehsrd (Cer.i, Tamps, Ann Una ib>
Lerriiuga (Hr » Ufrywl: ttst»er, N>w Ydfk.
< l«a*rd St»>aaier« Woemfl«*t'l (Ur. t, Tdt
pjn: Y'klog r.«, |K\an». Kkkehar-t ..
Ilfiiwl. . •
Hailed HtMteen Man Msms New York.
Jres. ,s"ipa. R1 aio, Now York. Praucia, Lit
wKti, Btlikwa Hftr-i, t««t» DRW,
pOlDtH ...
Arrive— Victoria Diviaioa.
No 301— Cueio, VlctoriSi, etc
—From V ictorla
Depart-
No. 8W5—Cuero. Victoria, etc...
—For Victoria
Arrive— M., K. * T,
No. VI--From Houston
No. 7 From Dallas ajvd Fort Worth
No. 5—Krott the North
No. 15 From tbe North
No. 8- From the North
No. 8—From lUe
Depatt—
No. 4 For ih»* North
No. 18 lor tbe North
No. 10—For Ore Kortn .*8:00sul
>0. 8- -gor Dallas, Fort Wertb, Waco. 8;30o iu
No. 200—k01 the NorU
No. 1442—For Houston.... 11^0 am
Arrive—. Santa fe (I. 4 G. M. Dspot),
No. 7»--k'rom the North 8 56 am
No. 8-Frtia the NorU»....„^.^,,.,|g:40p
Depart—
No. fr^-For the Ntrlb, sa
No. (k-rFor the Nort*., 7^0hm
Arrivw— San Antonio. Uvaldo * On If,
No. 2—from the South 8:80pm
Depart-
No. 1—For tha South.. $i00aa
8:00 an
8:15 pa
> 1:00 pm
7:»o am
■ 8:30 p«Q
7:10 am
7:00 am
b:o5aaa
2:55 pm
8:25 j.in
• 7:55 pm
7:15 am
• 12:65 pm
EXPRESS WANT ADS ARE
RESULT BRINGERS.
Werner Wilkens Grain Co.
Fort Worth, Texn
Mixed Car Sptciilisfj
—Get Our Bids on Ntw Oafs —
Correspondence mdlajurln l.u ltl
—
CANE SEED! CANE SEED!
Plenty of lied Top. Amber Cane Seed,
Kaffir Com aud Seed Out«. Alio AJfalfa
Weill, Baled Alfalfa. Sorghum Ha/,
l'ralrl. Hay, an well an all Oil Mill anil
Flour Mill Products. Our pricea ar« right
aud quullty better. A trial order will
make two friends.
Mlied or itraljht ear«.
JOSEPH LANDA, San Antonio, Tei*».
Old phone 3200. New phon« lfl+t
BAGGING AND TIES
HULLS-CAKE-MEAL
Quick Shipment—Lowest Prices
STREET & COMPANY
HOUSTON, TEXAS
■ UU IIVULU yuil
FEB TON
H»t. a few car. on track. Ba .nlrk
R.LUPTON GRAIN CO.
■ >11
CANE SEED
Red Top, Orange and Amber. Oft our
prlcee—any quantity.
M. MARUCHEAU GRAIN CO.
Saa Antonio, Tex.
Hulls, Cake and Meal
Cold Pressed Cake
Mixed Feed
M, M. GRAVES CO.. Inc.
HOrSTON.
TEXAS.
Western Implement and
Hardware Company
K. H. HMOEL, Mgr.
Cite Special Attention to
JOHN DEERE um of
IMPLEMENTS
Ft. Smith Wagons and Express
Wagons for Every Use
202-204-206 S. FUMES STREET
1 FuD Quart Whiskey FEU
Try It At Our Expense
There ere nit sorts of ilalaui for superiority smonf distillers and Msll Otdat
Whiskey Ileuses, s d wkllo wo foul sura that our Fele 3 Bter Whiskey eut ba
boat* or eren eqtisled In eaallty, or prlro, still w« sro noi t"lnf ^ ask snjrona
to risk tbetr muncf on our ju4cm*nt; therefore, ws are «oln( to ptve sbsolnt<>lr
fr«e, one foil quart bottle lo te«t. Wa want ynn to prove by drinking tt. thsfc
Tela S Star Whl*k<-y Is pera. erholetome. fully S(e<i. mrllow ss csn be and sboea
all has real whiskey strength. We want yu« to add half water to it If you Ilka
and we fay that you will still hare stronger and better whiskey lhan meal Msll
Order B»uses self at oar price. Anyone can easily nndereiand that ebould we J
eead oat bottles of whiskey fr«« that we woild be flooded with msasts bi
unsprnpnlune pwonle and d*slers snd lay onrseleee open to a fearfnl onsL
This we eannot4o.bat nevertheless, the bottle le free to honeel people
Now here is our proposition t .. ^ j
We will send yon ons fnll quart bottle of Fele l iter Whiskey, dk-
free, along with yoer first order for • fnll gofert hatfelae of FeleJ-
iskey for snd we pay tbi eiprese chnrgee. AfHr yoa r«eene
we lass
5jF
(l/ti i< !'
•FfLS 0I5TC COj
solutc'y free, along with yoer firel order for • fnll gofert hat
Hler Whiskey for snd we pay the eiprese charges. Aft
the 9 fnll quart bottles, open one of them, test It asywar yoa like .
If not entirely satlefectory, yon hare the privilege of returning to us 1
8 bottle* and the one eit*a bottlo poa ma* ke«p free snd
ivmslnlng
will iMuedistely r
bottle* of fell I-F'
'♦est battle fre*
vrnir $*» 43. Or send
tar Wblakey, eiprees prepaid.
* ' • \ if a
rettun
tar W HMBI. . ,
T»»st the free b^ttls snd If not absolutely natlsfaeM
is Kt.tt
and we
f^r I full qm S
wilt Include o
, aad th«» Ijeet whisker yoa ever taat»d at any priee. just iwtam to as
I bottles and keep the free bottle and we will tfetand yonr t3JB without
question or stgumeat With eaeh aider we glra fe fre* Ooid Tipped Ola e
and Talent Corkscrew. Remember, we lay we pay the espewss charge {
lo*)k close before yoa permit eome of the low prlaee of Mall Order Hoi
to get yoar order sad make yoa pay the eiprese ."barges.
We meen to pvore enperlortty In the whlekey businass; we Bean
prove aSonrstpeete. by giuog a free test bottle, th* Fele »^ltar Whisk
has no equal. Our qnart Mttlee are full Is oanre qnarte aad not abe
qnarte ahd we riarantee every.slatemenl we make snd barb then wl i
oer paid ap eapiUt of feiso.fw.oe.t. If yon want real whiskey and not t
watery enroetion*. eead ae yoar remittance on oar freq
1%» taata ta tfea tevt. that will prove m^re thaA wb«
and letters aad make remlttaneee payable la A*
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