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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The receipts of Butter. Cheese and Eggs for
the past twenty four hours were very heavy.
Will be below. Those of Eggs were
the largest for the current season. The But
ter market showed no pronounced decline, but
the feeling was perceptibly weaker and the
general expectation was that quotations were
on the verge of recession. AS for Cheese,
the feeling was as weak as ever. Eggs too.
decidedly easy and the retailers report
ed that they could buy lower than on the
preceding day. while buyers out in the coun-
try reduced their bids to producers. Lower
grade Eggs lost the gain OF the day before,
but quotations for best ranch were maintained
though not as easily as on the preceding day.
Receipts were SO. 700 lbs Butter 1862 cases
Eggs and IL, 800 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 22622 &c
for extras 21@21l5c for frsts and 1S920c for
seconds; dairy 15920c: store Butter nominal
cold storage, 20G21c for extras. 1SGt19c for Sec
onds and 1Gd1sc for ladle-packed.
CHEESE-S1hG9c for good to choice new
and IGSc for lower grades; Young Americas.
9EG1oc; Eastern. 15Q16c: Western, 14G15c
per h.
EGGS-Ranch, 19a22c for fair to choice;
store 1sG19c per dozen
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LOCAL MARKETS.
E.rchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-LiverpooI futures were higher and
Paris futures lower. Chicago continued to
fiuctuate on crop conditions. The Modern
Miller is giving better report Of the crop out
look, while the report Of Snow, the statlstician,
takes exactly the opposite ground. 1t says that
with the passing OF the frost II is evident that
the promise of winter Wheat IS poor Seeding
was late. the fall growth small and the winter
except in the lake district and there was more
winter killing than for some years. South OF
the Ohio River the outlook is poor and much
seeded land will be poved uD. The dry
weather in the Southwest also did more or less
damage.
Co. said: '.It was a nervous market, with
trade principally local by reason of the lack
OF telegra phic communication. the wires out of
Chicago being pretty generally down Cables
showed fair strength and the May price in other
markets and premiums Tor cash wheat were
maintained. The principal bullish feature Of the
day was Shows crop report, which intmatss
that conditions away below the average,
and saws that more than the usual amount of
mildly so The crop and the cash situation are
the imnortant factors. The latter NAV be TO
some extent artificial. but whatever the cause,
the fact remains that spot Wheat Is relatively
high and not easy. to buy. Ihe crop situation
time TO come. On these conditions while we
lock for a good scslping market. think We
would rather buy wheat on the breaks"
This market was quiet and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 42h61 Az: California
Australian.
Club. 81 421ka1 As; Northern Biuestenn 81 52h
al 5715 per ctl
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High Low. Close.
MAY S1 42% 81 AN 81 41H 81 41A
December 36 1 SO 34I& / 34is
p. m. Session.
pecember-s1 34a4
BARLEY-The market stood about the same
yesterday though opening quotations for
futures were not maintained the morning
session AS to the rumors of additional orders
for Japanese and Russian account mentioned
yesterday. they are partially confirmed by the
brokerage firm of Yates Wright who are
large holders Of Barley. though the precise
quantity wanted or when. is not yet given out
That there is some demand for England too is
confirmed though in the Of the Orfer1-
raj INQUIRIES the actual quantity is not stated
m Is well for the holder of Barley to know
however that these three countries all want
grain in this market. which rules firm in con-
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 13E61 Is; Shipping and Brewing,
81 171sai 20; Chevalier 81 1901 25 for fair
to choice.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m
Open High. Low Close
May .......s1 II 81 II 81 II 81 II
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Meat Market.

Beef and Mutton are firm. with quotations
showing fractional advances. Spriag Lamb Is
lower Hogs are unchanged. but they are Arm.
as receipts very moderate.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows;
BEEF-714asc for Steers and &c per ID for
Cows.
VEAI-Large. sdS1@c: small sd9Hc per h.
MUTTON-Wethers, 91aG101sc; Ewes ga
91sc rer ID.
LAMB-FalI. 121s613c: Spring. 15c
PORK-pressed Hogs 7TS1Lc per III
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered ii San Francisco less 5O
per cent shril.kage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. S99c; Cows and Heirars
7aSc; thin Cows, 4q5e per H.
CALVES-4d41se per ID tsross weight
SHEEP-Wethers. 41sG5Ac Ewes 4I.s94ILe
per ID tgross weighD.
LAMBS-5ta 46c per H.
HOGS-Lfve Hogs, 40 to coo lbs. 5Easc:
over 200 lbs 5s45Ac; soft Hogs, 4&d5Lc:
Sows 20 Der cent of; Bears. so per cent on
and Stays. 40 per cent OF from above quota
tiOns.
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crown Loose Museateis. SIC per ID;
3-crowu, sac; 4-crowu. 615c; Seedess Loose
Muscatels. 44e: Seedlsss hoated. 4a1c; 2-erown
Malaga loose, SC; 3-crown Malaga loose, 5sss;
Seedless Sultanas, unbleached 415c: Seedlsss
Thompsons. unbleached. sac. Layers. per 20
ID box-e-crown imperial clusters. 50; 5.erown
Dehesa clusters 81 so; 4-crown fancy clusters.
81: 3-crown London Layers. 81 55: 2-crown
London Layers 81 20: usual advance for frac
tional boxes and layers. Seeded-Fancy 16-oz
cartons, per ID. Ts4c: fancy 12-Oz cartons per
package. 6%c: fancy bulk cartons. per ID. Tnc
choice 16-cz cartons. per ID. Tl3c; choice l2-oz
cartons. per package. 6Ac choice bulk car
tons. per ID. TIC; 1901 cartons, seeded Seed
lings, Muscatels, per 10. 7c:-12-oz cartons.
seeded Seedlings, MuscateIs. per ID. 5zte; bulk.
seeded Seedlings. Muscatels. per ID. sac.
NUTS-Walnuts No. 1 softshelI. 13la914cs
No. 2, 11l5612c: No. l hardshell 130131sc:
No 2, 11611isc: Almonds lie for Nonpa-
reils. 11i%c for / l., lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 914c for Languedoc; Peanuts edTc for
Eastern: PecansrI1q13c: Cocoanuts 81 5OQ5.
HONEY-Comb. 10G111sc for white and SA
991sc for amber: water white extracted 59
SIC; light amber extracted. 41s94%c; dark.
3ISG4c
BEEswAx-27G29c per 1b.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. March 25--The opening IN wheat
was firm. in sympathy with higher prices in
other markets. July was unchanged to Nc
higher at S7GsTAe. There was an urgent
demand from the start the pit crowd being
active buyers on prospects OF decided drop
in tempera ture in the Southwest. Commission
houses also had plenty of buying orders.
Offerings, however. were light AS the session
advanced the market became stronger The
situation in the Northwest was important
bull factor, the wheat market at Minneapolis
being strong notwithstanding the shutdown of
eighteen mills. The close was strong, with
July SO 1ac higher at 81 qsI 1ec- May closed
at 95c
The feature in corn was the buying of abuIt
1,o0O 600 bushels of May by a prominent
operator who recently long on May
wheat The close was strong, with May at j3e.
July closed at 50%450Ac.
The strength OF wheat and corn was the
principal factor in maintaining a firm tone in
oats The market closed firm. July finished
at 3Ts4 G57%c.
Provisions were strong on support from
packing interests. There was some realizing
on an early advance. but the market closed
firm. July pork was up 1laGlOc, lard &c
higher and ribs up 5QT1sc.
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Provisions.

The general situation remains about as be-
fore stated. The Chicago wires Of Mitchell.
Mulcahy & Co. yesterday said; Market
closed higher. The Improvement was mainly
in sympathy with strength In grain and while
prices gained rather sharply early they did
not hold the Improvement at the close. We
unable TO see any change in the general
condition"
CURED MEAT1Bacon. 101.c Der In for
heavy. lie for light medium I3c for light
1910 fer extra light and 15c for sugar-cured:
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 131zc: California
Hams 12Hc; Mess Beef $40 5Gd11 per bbI-
extra Mess. $11 50112- Family. So 5O7I3.
prime Ness Pork. SIS: extra clear. S24d25:
Mess SIS: Dry Saited Pork 1015dIic. pig
Pork. s27: Pigs Feet. IS: Smoked Beef l4c
per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6&tc per III for
coIr pound and 914c for pure; r ifbarrels pure
91zc: 1o-lb tins. 10c; 5-lb tbs. 10Hc; BIB
tins, loAc.
COTTOL ENE-One half barrel. 9=Sc: three
half barrels, 9Ac: one tierce. csc: two tierces
9c: five tierces. SIC per ID.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Ne7y York stocks unsettled and irregular. Cotton higher.
Business on the local stock exchanges still quiet.
Sil7er and Exchange rates shO7V little 5'ariaion.
Condition OF the 7Htey Wheat crop reported less faVordbe
Reports of Oriental orders for Barley partially confirmed
oats. Corn and Rye previously quoted
Hay market sustained BY Government army orders.
Beans dull Seeds steady to firm and Dried Peas strong
HeG5y receipts Of Batter, Cheese and Eggs
No particular change in Provisions.
Beet and Nation slightly higher. Spring Lamb iO7cer
Hogs in light receipt and firm.
Northern SHiqglc market said to be o1erStocked.
. Ne7g prices for San Quentin Grain Bags announced
Good Potatoes and Onions firm and 7oarted.
asparagus quotations continue TO adzance.
Poultry and Game tn light receipt and firm.
Oranges quiet but firm 5uIth decreasing stocks.
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Hay and FecdStnfS.

There is no further decline in Hay. but there
might have been during the past day or two
had it not been for the appearance in the
market of the Government with the rush order
for 1918 tons for Manila mentioned yesterday.
Dealers calculate that there will be just about
enough Hay to carry the market through to the
crop, and therefore they DO not look for
any decline approaching the proportions OF a
break
Feedstuffs rule weak at the decline noted
yesterday.
BRAN-s1sd19 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS@ @$25G2T so per ton
SHORTS-$1SQ19 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rol Barley, $24G25 per
ton: OiIcake Meal at the min. S2g 5oQ31
iobbing sS2: Cocoanut Cake S22923; Corn
Meal 500 50G3O so: Cracked Corn, S3CGY:
Mixed Feed. S22G23: Horse Beans $30a
40 per ton: Broom Corn Feed. 90c Per ctl
HAY-Wheat. $15417 Wheat and Oat
S14 5OG16 so; Oat S14Gi6; BarieS, $I3a45:
Stock. $l2 50Q13 so; Alfalfa. s12 50a14 per
sTRAW-5oG7Oc per bale
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Beans and Seeds.

The situation remains unchanged Dried Peas
rule very firm at the advance and some kinds
ef Seeds, already mentioned. gre strong and
closely held, while Beans are still quoted dull
BEANs-Bayos So 35@2 90 Pea, SsQs %;
Buffers, So 5OGI3 20: small White S363 is;
large White. 81 65a2 10; Pink, Sc 2O4l3 35
Red, 81 so; Lima. IS 20Q3 30: Red Kidneys,
81 5OG5: Blackeye, s2g2 Is per ctl; Horse
Beans S202 80.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. S. 1914: Yellow
Mustard $3G3 25 Flax. 81 Sc01 80: Canary
511G5atc for Eastern; Alfalfa, 1fisa16c: Rape.
IAG2c; Timothy. 6Q6lzc; Hemp, 315G4c per
lb: Millet. 3G3hc: Broom Corn Seed S20G2I
per ton.
DRIED -Blackeye. IS per ctl; Niles,
So 25; Green, $393 %.
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Ne7o York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March 25.-Tin sold off sharp
Iy in London. spot breaking 91 los and fu-
lures e1 Is Cd TO e12S and e127 rs Sd re-
spectively. The local market also was easy.
closing at $2S 50d29.
Copper declined los in London to e57 10,
for spot and s57 IS for futures Locally cop
per was held firm with lake and eIectrolytfc
quoted at s12 s7IsGf3 and casting at s12 62Is
Ola.
Lead declined is Sd in London at ef2 IS
but remained unchanged locally at 81 60d4 e5.
Spelter was frm and a shade higher at
s. 1od5 20 in New York, but was unchanged
at e12 in London.
Iron closed at 52s Sd in Glasgow and at
AS Cd in Middlesboro- Locally iron was un-
changed. No foundry northern $15T15 so.
No foundry. northern. sI4 50ai5: No !
foundry. southern. and No. / foundry south
erp. soft, s14d14 so.
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Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 5.-CATTLE-Re Receipts.
25eO; steady: good TO prime steers, 50 25d5 rs;
poor 70 medium. IS 6G15: stockers and feeders.
81 1911 30: cows 81 1904 30; heifers, 50 25lt
20: Gamers, 81 T5d2 60; bulls, S2a4 10:
calves, S3Ge %; Texas fed steers S4Qe4 90.
p, 600; steady to Sc lower: mixed and butchers
81 4Od5 so: good to choice heavy, IS 45G
52!a rough heavys 80 sSG9 2oF9 70 4o' light. soc
SHEEP-Receipts. G000 sheep and lambs
strong: good TO choice wethers. 81 JoQ5 -;
fair to choice mixed. 81 SOFA so; Western
sheep 81 G0d5 30: native lambs, S4sf5 80;
Western lambs, 81 35G5 %.
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Flour and MiHStHfS.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 s09
10 usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 1905;
Oregon and Washington 1obbing at So S5Q4 25
per bbl
MILLSTUFFs-Prices in packages are az
follows: Graham Flour, So 25 per 100 lbs:
81; Corn Meal, So 25 extra cream do 81; Oat
Groats. 81 30: Hominy. S474 25; Buckwheat
Flour 81 5Od4 IS: Cracked Wheat. 50 rs; Fa-
rfra S4 so: Whole Wheat Flour, SO so; Rolled
Oats bbls 81 25Gs co: in sacks. So 75QS TO-
Pearl Barley SO; Split Peas. boxes. 81; Green
Peas So 80 per 100 ids
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERA
FORECAST

The pressure has risen rapidly over the
western lzlf cr the country During the past
~ e--s-t1ur hours there has been a rise Of
nearly Laf an inch over the Rocky Mountain
region
llouCy weather prevails north Of Point Con
caFtlcl. ulth rain in Oregon and snow in
Sr--herr Idaho
Ta- IeEr-=rarure has risen over 10 degrees
IN The SIERRA Nevala Mountains
C1nlir-lns are favorable for heavy frosts
S1tLDlay morning il Southern California II
-ne skies remain clear and the wind lulls
The rivers Jf Northern California are all
tc--g slowly and unless there Is a mark I
rl-a Ed -euperature viii continue 70 fan slowly
--rl8--
The following river readings reported
Eel Bll1, y falling. Colusa, D falling.
Mar sFlile 1873 falling: Sacramento, 2i.J
telling. san Joaquin bridge. l5.T. on q stand.
a0l Ier3ma- 81, falling.
Forecast made ~ san Francisco for thirty
..rs ending midnight March 38.
Northern CaIIf1ruia-Cloudv Saturday poA-
s-tfy showers a- night. fresh southerly winds
-1--Ee-1 Crellfornia-E'afr Saturday. heavy
f-1-ts i1 the morning in the interior; light
p rr-h wind
Aevads-Ci0udy. warmer Saturday
san Francisco and nAg-Cloudv Sstur-
cay possibly showers by night. light north
WIND. changing 10 sourherly.
A. g. McADIE. District FO-ecaster
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The leading futures ranged as fellows:
Cash Gram and Provisions.

CHICAGO. March 25-Cash quota tions were
as follows: Flour quiet and steady; No. B
spring wheat ssGG96e; No red, 94ha a$1 OIL:
No 2 corn 52a53Iac: No. 2 yellow, 53c; No
2 oats $685. @3ss4c; No. white. 39A G4Skc;
No. rye. 90 1sc; good feeding barley. 3sG30c;
fair to choice mailing, 4595oc; No L iaxseed.
81 OsIs; No. / Northwestern. 81 Is: mess pork,
per barrel $l3013 121a; lard, per 100 pounds,
Se s516 ST11 snort ribs sides Qoose). So 5215T
sT1z; short clear sides tboxed)s 81 2oG1 - y;
whisky basis of high wines, 81 %; clover. con-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1c York Money Marker.

SEW YORK. March Prime mercantile
payer. a'-15 Der cent Sterling exchange
f--l-.- Wit1 actual business in bankers bills
a- 81 - ~ s7-lD for demand and at 81 81 3
O. - f5 -.r -lXfF-dav bills. Posted rales
s 3 "a >>- C1umercial bills, 81 S4h. Bar
ser. - Mexican dollars. &c Govern
n-1- bonds strong railroad bonds, irregular
1outy 1- ealL steady. 1i2NIaz per cent, clos
tre 1il AID offered = per cent Time loans
E.ealF5 si--y days, 5u3i4 per cent; six months
"a uer cent
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Trading On Al the Exchanges
Falls off AgdiH.

There were no fluctuations worthy Of note in
any stock yesterday business being generally
quiet.
Ex-dividend yesterday: Aztec Oil. &c: IlIi-
nois Crude Oil Company. lac per share,
amounting to S25e0. the Northern California
Power Company. its first fegular monthly divi-
dend Of cents per share, amounting TO $4,000:
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Dried Fruits, MT, ,Raisi,rs, Honey

FRUIT-Apricets. sAG10hc for Royals and
9dl2c for Moorpnrks: Evaporated Apples, 4Aa
&C., sun-dried. 30415c: Peaches. 5dI &c; Pears.
Snfl15c; Nectar nes nominal; Figs white
3G4c in boxes black. 4Ac: Plums. pitted.
56Sc per Id.
sizes.
RAIsINs-The Association quotes the follow
ing prices: sta 1daTd grades, 50-lb cases-2l
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. March 25.-Clearings. $5O6 6s2;
balances S10O329
TACOMA. March 25.-Clearings, $3.50. 769;
balances $50, 500.
PORTLAND. March 25.-Clearings. S452, 532;
balances S64, ,953.
SPOKANE. March 25.-Clearings, $685.. .s5I
balances, S363
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December -. OF 1of 1 coz 1 90
p. m. Session

2p. m. Session.
May-N TO-
December-$1 co.
OATS-Contlnue firmly held. with fair local
consumptive demand.
White 81 2715G1 3T1l; Black, 81 25G1 IS;
Red. 81 2591 30; Gray. 81 3213 per etl.
CORN-There Is nothing further to report
In this grain. When buyers purchase they have
to pay full figures, for sellers are nrm.
Western sacked 81 37h for Yellow. 81 35
for White and 81 2715Q1 30 for Mixed Cali
do. 81 5o91 55 White 81 40G1 As per ctl;
Egyptian 81 40G1 so for white and 81 q u q
1 80 for brown
RYE-$1 3o41 321z per ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-S1 1922 per ctl.
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ST. Lonis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 25-wooL-steady.
Medium grades. combing and clothing, 1SI22c;
light fine, 15G1T1ac; heavy fine, 12a14l4c: tut
washed 22d31c.
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Ne7g York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. March -FLoUR-Receipts,
80. 200 bushels exports, ZOO bushels. Market
continues quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts, q, ,00e; SPOT market
firm; No red. 81 07k elevator and 81 OSG
IL O. b. afioat. Decided strength ap-
peared in the wheat market to-day, prices a I
one time showing Us advance. Late profit
taking reduced the price &c. May closed at
9Slsc: July. 93bc, and September s5asc.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steedy.
COFFEE-Spot Rio drTl; No. invoice 5d
6kc. Futures closed strong, unchanged to
; points lower. sales. - go bags. April.
5. 55e5.6oe; June. 5.T0c; July. $500; August
5.90c: September, 6a6.05c November, 6.20c;
December, 6.30d6.35c.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; refined. firm. All grades
OF refined SUGAR have been advanced 8 cents
a hundred pounds.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
firm with demand fair. Common are quoted
at 4G5Ac; prime. 55sG5Ac; choice, 81 9G15c
and fancy at Ta1l3c
PRUNES-One or two fairly large transac-
tions have been reported in prunes, but aside
from that the market continues quiet and fea-
tureless. Prices range from 81 &c to SIC ac-
ccrding TO grade.
APRICoTS-Are nominal. Choice are quoted
at 91am10c: extra choice at 1oH d1oHc and
fancy at 11G15c.
PEACHES-Are in light demand, but scarce
and firm. Choice are quoted at 7HG7hc.
extra choice at 715dSc, and fancy at 9iSGl0c
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. March 25.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm for
les i4a24c: dairies. 12hI2lc Cheese, easy, 10
aIic Eggs, firm, 1914 Gl612c
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Bank CieariHgS.

NEW YORK, March 25 - The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings At the principal cities for the week
ended March "a. with the percentage of in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year;
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Weather Report.

l20th Meri6ian-Pacisc Time)
san FRANCISCO. March 25-5 p N.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls TO
cate. compared with those Of the same
date last season and rainfalls in last twenty
sc,rr Hours
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady. % 11-16d per ounce
Money-3d4 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is per cent and for three months
bills 25s G3 per cent
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Nc7v York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 25.-The cotton market
closed steady at a net advance of II to 10
points the old crop and of 9d20 points on
the new crop.
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eI2aoO shares

Total sales 600 shares.
United RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO
NEW YORK. March 25.-BOnd transactions
OF the United Railroads Of San Francisco were
S5a 900 AZ STD 70 and S25 600 at SO 81 =.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
Common bid AZ, asked As; preferred, bid
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON.

PORTLAND, March 5-wHEAT-waila
wslla, roc; bluestem sic: valley. Sic
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. March 25.-WHEAT-1c higher
for bluestem at S2c club unchanged. 75c.
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Totals, Canada. S45. .670, 276
SNot included in totals because contain
other items than clearings.
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Asparagus. ID. .12l 429
ArtichOkes. dOz .5OdS0
Beets. dozen n--..1OR-
Beans. white. ID. Sc
COlored. per ID 20
Dried Lima. ID. q 9
Cabbage. each. O.. SOLO
Celery. head. 90. 5d1O
Cress. dz bunch. 15d-
Cucumbers. each. 1OG15
Garlic .---121a ais
Green Peppers. ID. 2OR3S
Dried Peppers 1GsI20
Egg Plant. 10. .2CG25
Green Peas. ID. 70 $
Lettuce. per dOz. 15d 30
Leeks dz bunch.15d2O
Mushrooms, 10. .2O64O
III (. ~
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Onions. per ID. ..--3ihGf
Okra. dried. 10. -209
Potatoes. old.Ib.11aG211
Do new. Ib--. "a 5
Do sweet, 10. a 5
Parsnips per dz. 1890
Radishes dz bch-15Q2O
Rhubarb. b.. 60 9
Sage. dz bnches. .25G-
String Beans ID 2OG25
Summer Squash
per 10 -.....-615
sprouts. Per lb.. ga 8
Spinach. per lb.-G 8
Thyme. dz bnchs. 25d30
Turnips. per doz .-N15
Tomatoes. lb.....1J620
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. March 25-2 .. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.

Bid. ASK Bid. Ask.
As or coup. les 1OS1t 4s or cD new 133 4
As or reg ---10T 1O7& IS or coup -1O61z
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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FACTS FROM FRANCE.

Reporters on Paris newspapers earn
from $50 to $50 a month.
The cradle of the prince imperial OF
France has been offered by NJ Pietrl,
manlfestly acting for the Empress Eu-
genie. to the Carnavalet museum In
Paris
France has 464. .550 saloons to supply
the wants Of 3S666,366 inaabitants--
that is. one saloon TO eighty-three in
habitants, and this number is constant
ly increasing
The annual revenue from the real
and personal estates Of the French ma
ton IS S3S60 per capita. or SI54.4O a
family, which for France is estimated
at four persons.
Victorien Sardou and an enterprlslng
group OF academicians and historians
continue TO make researches with a
view to clearing the mystery surround
ing the death Of the son of Louis XVI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-21
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

The figure of a huge elk constructed
out Of beans is one OF the peculiar ex-
hibits. The bean elk comes from Ven
tura county, Cal.
The gold cup which Mrs. Langtry re-
ceived when she won one Of the great
races at Ascot, England, some years
ago will be exhibited In the trophy
room of the physical culture building.
The private car used by President
Lincoln during the civil war and which
carried his body to Springfield for bur
ial has been loaned to the exposition
for exhibition In the Lincoln museum
by the Union Pacific railroad.
A pack train Of twenty-five horses
with all of their accouterments. will bo
one OF the novelties at the fair The
spectacle VIII be sent by citizens OF
Wyoming to mark Wyoming day, The
horses 'yill all be equipped as if ready
to start on the trail.