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Dried Fruits in New York.
sdviees from New York say;

MIL 1oFicet lro11 Now 4oEk say
Brokers report increased demand for
Epot prunss, but the gain is In the number
rather than the size Of orders. jobbers show
ms no disposition 70 speculate in the article
Notwithstanding the extreme low range OF
prices and the unooubted strength Of the sta
ustio1l situation. But while stocks are small
they srs not concentrated and holders seem 10
be TOO anxious 70 get rid OF what they have
% Try 70 get any advantage IN the way OF
better prices out OF the enlarged requirements
Of consumption The demand which hereto
torS ran mainly 70 the small sizes, now ex-
tenes 70 zos, Sos and eos Sales reported are
a. bh45Ao for 4oz and 2l5G2%o for 9Os, the
latter N bo-lb boxes, while the intermediate
stGeH sell on 114c q o. b. bag basis. The in
Q1iTT coeG not seem 70 extend 70 forward ship
nenu from the coast at least we hear OF no
sales of such There continues TO be good
demand tor small lots OF spot apricots, and as
the lower grades especially scarce and rel
AttyolT high buyers more disposed TO take
bold q fancy stock and hear Of sales of
go boSst grading fancy at Ilhc quiet
demand tor peaches is steadily depicting the
small stock and keeps prices on q firm basis.
9he tnterONt IN reisins is confined 70 small lots
81 freshly seeded stock and city seeders get
znnst of eAs orders. Prices on spot coast seed
81 Fooca ayS nominal and nothing further has
SsoeE controlled by the packers Currants are
meating With q limited demand, but the tone
q fhe EaayNet Is steady and prices are un-
ohEneed Efgh are very hrTn, particularly lay
eFA the demand for which is good and in
0FeaHag. Some holders are limiting quantities
- or6sFs and are inclined 20 sell 70 their reg
uiNH cuElprnerN cEiy."
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. March 6-FLoUR-Receipts,
27 800; exports 1900. Dull and unchanged
WHEAT-ReeeiptF, 1900 Spot irregular
No. red, nominal elevator; No. 2 red 81 81
{. o. b. aioat No. Northern Duluth, 81 % "a
(. o. b. afioat; No. ] hard Manitoba, ST 10 T. O..
comparative steadiness all day. while July
was depressed by favorable crop and weather
news. Final prices showed \ decline and
39c. otherwise. May closed 81 029s, September
closed 03Ac.
HOPS-Steady.
. HIDES-Quiet
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
SUGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining 4Ec:
centrifugal. SO test 51sc. Molasses sugar, 4B C..
Refined. steady
COFF FEE-The market for coffee futures
ruled generally steady. closing quiet at un-
changed prices TO decline of points. Sales,
1900 bags, including: April e.059e.1oc;
May. 6;2o@o3oc; June. $500: July, 6.5oc; Au-
gust, e:eoc; September. e.e5Go. 75c: October.
6.T5e; November, es5c December 5000; jan
uary 6.95q7. obe. Spot-Rio, quiet; No in
voice, TAe; mild. quiet Cordoya io913c
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
quieter, but the desirable fruit is firmly held.
Common is quoted 4a51sc; prime, bN95bc;
choice, Gd513c, and fancy at &c.
PRUNES-Continued in jobbing demand,
with prices ranging from 29cAc, according to
grade.
APRIcoTs-would probably cell more freely
trade is firm. Choice i0s4 @l1c; extra choice.
1l13G12sac; fancy. 11q15c.
PEACHES-Also rule firm. Choice, 109i4c:
extra choice, 10kQ10aic: fancy. 1I15@i2c 4
RAISINS-Are without notable change
Loose Muscatels. 4A@6Hc; London layers.
81 oa91 25, and seeded raisins 55sa6%c.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March e.--Infiuenced by lower
wheat prices at Liverpool initial quotations
here showed losses. May being off AaAc to
AGAc. at 81 i5161 15%. July was down q
@asc at 9sAt Q9sHc. The decline at Liverpool
was mainly due 60 weekly statistics, which
were decidedly favorable to the bears During
the first hour selling was led by common
houses. greatest pressure being upon the July
delivery. Prices weakened under the offerings
Later the market had a temporary rally on
covering by shorts. One cause of this buying
was a report from India that the crop OF the
leading wheat growing provinces had been
damaged As per cent by unfavorable weather
An influence shat tended to increase specula-
tive demand was q decrease OF 983, 900 bushels
in the visible supply, q larger reduction than
had been anticipated. The market weakened
again or fairly liberal selling OF July by pit
traders. Final quotations on May were Is8Lc
down at 81 1884, July closing at 1sc down at
es1zc.
Despite an extremely liberal movement the
market comparatively firm. May
opened shade to Ne lower at 4S5sc to 4SHc
and closed at 4SM@4S&c.
Oats developed fair strength. May closing
up Ao
Provisions easy at the outset but later
frmed UP. May pork closed 121ac higher lard
was UP I14c and ribs were Tls@ioc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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the close. Rhubarb was plentiful and moved
of freely at good prices. Receipts OF other
vegetables were light and choice offerings OF
ali kinds were firm Most of the Tomatoes
received from Southern California were OF poor
quality.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river, T5c1
81 per ctl; Watsonvlle Burbanks, $1Q1 20 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks. S1q1 35 per ctl; River
Reds. 65975c per ctl: Early Rose, 81 oeq1 go
seed Burbanks. 81 per ctl; Sweet Pota-
oNIoNs-At first hands. So 35@3 40 per ctl
VEGETABLES-Aspar 5G10c per ID;
Rhubarb. 81 60G1 20 per box: Green Peas, so
10c per lb; String Beans. 121hQ15c per lb; Wax
Beans -; Tomatoes 76cQ$1 80 per box or
crate for domestic and 81 25q1 IS per box for
Mexican; Summer Squash. - per box;
Cabbage SOC per ctl: Carrots. 30G40c per sack:
Garlic, 1o@11c per lb: Egg Plant 1591!1ac per
ID: Dried Peppers. 10G121ac for sun dried and
sal21ac per lb: Mushrooms. 2o@25c per fb;
Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash. $50 per ton.
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Nev York stock Market

NEW YORK, March 0.-Wan street main
taIuea to-day the more conservative attitude
toward speculation which assumed last
week as the result of sharp reactions in prices
and the manifest disposition OF holders 70 un-
load on the higher flights which prices took
before the reaction. The handing down OF a
decision by the supreme Court on the IN
junction against the distribution OF Northern
Securities assets stirred the market, but even
that potent subject was o. moderate effect
compared with the frenzied movements which
have followed the suggestion and expectation
o. decision IN the past. There was some
revival Of activity again IN the stocks imme-
diately affected when the definite character OF
the decision became better understood The
bearing OF the decision OF the respective inter-
ests Of the parties 70 the contest has been
largely modified by the progress OF events in
the stock market The Union Pacific conten-
tion against the receipt Of portions OF both the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific stocks in
place Of the Northern Pacific holdings first
contributed 70 the merger was on the ground
that this plan would represent large discrep-
ancy IL the valuation OF assets as compared
naent IL market valuations which has since oc-
CURED has gone far 10 settle this contention.
The action OF the market reflected the feeling
that the pOfentiality Of the subject as a mar
ket .actor was largely exhausted.
Foreign markets again took the view that
Russian reverses tended TO bring peace near
sF and q strengthening effect on securities
vas the result Our own market started on
with o considerable show Of strength. but the
weight OF offerings 70 be absorbed on the ad-
vance became effectively manifest at onoe.
such points Of strength as developed after
ward were due 10 special causes Railroad
trzfdc officials reported their only embarrass-
rnent % be the finding Of sufficient cars 70
take care OF offered traffic, Money on call
fell q q lower quotation notwithstanding the
poor bank statement OF Saturday, and foreign
exchange declined IN response 20 relaxing for
eign money markets The languio temper of
the speculation reasserted Itself in the late
market and prices yielded easily, making q
ne bond nnsr4c.t Yves duier and rather
heavy Total sales. par value 81 800. 900.
Trnitec States bonds were 81 unchanged on
New York Stock List.
z p Hutton g. Co.. 40 California street.
ezr FT1ncisca members Of the New York
stoeh Exchange furnish the following official
Quotations OF that Exchange:
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Chicago.
CHICAGO March 6.-CATTLE-Receipts.
1000; strong Western, SIS 50@6 80; good to
prime steers. $495: poor to medium, 50 48G
4 45: stockers and feeders, $5q5 20; cows, 81 40
IA is; heifers, 81 25@2 rs; Gamers. Sc 1904;
HOGSEReceipts to-day. $1,000, tomorrow.
estimated 80. 2.000; Sc higher. Mixed and butch
ers 81 0OQf6 10; good to choice heavy, 81 600
20; rough heavy. s. 5000 90; light. VI soQ
SHEEP Receipts, 2s. 600. Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers. So 1905; fair
to choice mixed, So 50@5 10: Western sheep.
SIS 5O18: native lambs, $7Q7 30; Western
lambs 81 50@7 so.
Omaha.
ceipts, 1900; market strong. Cows and heifers.
1901 %; Gamers $2Q3; stockers and feeders,
81 5oQ4 40; calves, S3@6; bulls and stays. 81
HoGs-Recelpts 1900; market Sc lower
Heavy 81 S5a5; mixed. "a s21a@4 So; light
81 1904 S5; pigs, So 75G4 SO; bulk of sales
81 S25aQ aQp4 s715.
SHEEP-Receipts, u. 800; market ioc lower
Western ysarlings, SIS 1906 60; wethers, $50
8 rs: ewes 81 1906 90; lambs. Sc 5O@7 40.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, March 6--CATTLE- Re-
ceipts 1000; steady. Native steers S4q5 80.
native COWS and heifers. S2@4 80; stockers and
feeders S,QI4 so: bulls 81 5oQ4; Western fed
steers SIS I5675 25; Western fed cows, S294 25
HOGS-Reeeipts 1000; market DC higher
B,Ilk Of sales 81 S5@5; heavy, 81 $500 %;
pigs and lights, 81 1894 95.
SHFEP-Receipts. 9000; steady to &c lower
Muttons, 81 1895 49, lambs. Sc 50@I so; range
wethers, S5Q6 65; fed ewes 81 1895 30
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Deciduous md Citrus Fruits.

Receipts of Oranges were heavy over Sun
day aggregating l6 cars and the bulk OF the
arrivals were Of poor quality, being more or
less decayed as a result Of the recent rains In
the growing districts Twelve carloads of this
poor stock came In to the auction company and
sold at low prices, fancy selling at SiY
1 So choice at I5c6IS1 30 and standards at oop
SOC The abundance of poor fruit lessened the
demand for sound stock and trade in the open
market was very quiet but holders OF strictly
fancy were still asking high prices. The other
Citrus fruits stood as previously quoted. with
a fair amount Of business reported In all de-
scripuons. Apples and Tropical fruits were
unchanged.
APPLES-SIG2 % per box.
CITRUS FRUlTS-Oranges Nayels. 81 ooq2
per box for fancy S1m1 40 for choice
and 75c3S1 for standard; Tangerines.
s1d1 25: Lemons. $2a2 so for fancy. 81 25@l rs
for choice and 75cGS1 for standards; Grape
Erutt 81 25S12 so. Mexican Lines 81 90 per
case: Ba nanas. 81 5el2 30 per bunch for Gen.
traI American and 15cG$i so for Hawaiian;
Pineapples $395 per dozen
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March 6.-There was big
advance in the London tin market, which was
reported excited by covering of the, speculative
shorts and some buying for American account
Spot closed~f l32 los and future 2IS1 los Lo-
cally the market was quiet, but higher in SYM
pathy with the foreign advance, and spot was
quoted at S28 75GI29
Copper was easier abroad, closing G67 15s
for spot and G6S 2s Cd for futures Locally
the market is unchanged with Lake held at
Sl5 3ThQ15 so, electrolytic at SIS 25al5 37h
and casting at si4 s7150pl5 25
Lead unchanged, 81 1904 CO. in the local
market, but higher abroad at Ell 1Ss 3D.
Spelter unchanged at SO 1906 20 in the local
market and G23 l5s abroad
Iron closed 54s in Glasgow and 50s In Mid
dIesboro Locally the market is firm.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Sl5cr and Exchange rates lozger
NeU York Stock market closes dull and heavy. Cotton f
Local Stocks and Bonds open the seesk very qietly
Wheat, Barley and other Grains oboat as before.
Bran steady. Hay easy again. Lima Beass higher.
Potatoes as before quoted. Onions frntcr
Three of Western Ponlry sold off zucA Game dull
Oranges IN large supply and dull again Apples Hnchasged
Butter easy. Cheese firm. Eggs good demand and steady
Pro0ons ard Lsve and Dressed Meats before quoted
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pany quotes as follows per II. In 100
ID bags: Cubes. A Crushed and Fine
lated. 60: Dry Granuiated. fine. 5.99c; Dry
Granulated. coarse. 5.sOc: Fruit GraAnlatsd'
SOC: Confectionery A. 5eoc; Magnolia A.
$500: Extra c. 6.4oe: Golden c. 5.3Oc; ID. .
520c; barrels 10c more: half barrels. 2oc
for all kinds Tablets-Han barrels. 6.4Oc
boxes 665c: H. & z. Crystal Doninos. $500
Ter Id. No order taken for less than sew
enty-five barrels or fits equivalent
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Receipts OF Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
The Week Opens Very Quietly ON An
thA Exchanges

The week opened very quietly on the Stock
and Bond Exchange. Sales OF bonds were only
$4,000. a sharp falling off from the recent
activity in this class OF securities The feel
ing in shares was firm. In spite OF the general
dullness. and Gas and Electric was higher.
rising to $54 25 while Hutchinson Sugar sold
UP to SIS so and Paauhau TO S27, the other
sugars ruling firm, with fractional advances
The mining shares were also quieter, with no
fluctuations calling for comment The oil
shares were lightly traded IN, as usual
Yellow Jacket and Savage Mining companies
have each levied aSsessulent of 1oc-
Dividends were paid yesterday as rollows:
The Pacific Lighting Company. a regular
monthly of 80 cents; the Hawaiian CONNER
cial and Sugar Company, regular monthly
Of 30 cents; the Onomea Sugar Company,
regular monthly of 80 cents; Imperial Oil, 20
cents, $40 600: ThirtyThree OIL, 10 cents.
$4,000; Oil City Petroleum, u cent, SzoOO'
Twenty-eight Oil 10 cents. 5000.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The Butter market was easier yesterday,
but quotations showed no change. The recent
advance has served to check northern orders to
some extent and the trade fear that they Will
be discontinued altogether This factor in itself
Is sufficient to give the market an easier as
peet. At the same time. though receipts were
free. the floors did~not show any surplus STOCK.
Cheese remained firm at previous prices.
The Egg market showed rather more tone.
The demand for store and ordinary ranch con-
tinued large and most houses were storing
their surplus, the feeling better. Some
sales of choice ranch at lie were reported, but
the figure not sufficiently general for
quotation.
Receipts were 81. 600 lbs Butter. sss cases
Eggs and u 200 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 2sG29c
for extras and 28Q27 12c for lower and medium
grades; dairy. 221a @26c; cold storage. nominal;
store Butter. 15Q20c per h.
CHEESE-12d13c for fair to choice mild
new and 11ih6f12c for old; Young Americas,
13d13he: Eastern 1@@15c per ID.
EGGSERanch. 15G16hc for fair to choice;
store Eggs, 15q15Hc: cold storage nominal;
Eastern nominal.
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Po,:Ifry and Game.

were on sale and moved off we'll at good prices.
Receipts from State points were only six coops
and there was continued frmness in all KINDS
of young chickens, while Hens had q weaker
tendency owing TO the heavy receipts from the
West There Were no regular prices for Game
and portion of the receipts had to be thrown
away The quotations were generally OBJ
tained for sound offerings when sales were
made.
Geese. per pair. S202 25S Goslings. -;
Ducks. $5@6 per dozen for old and Sc 6001 30
for young; Hens, $5@l5 so for small and S6g
6 so for large: young BOOSTERS. So 50QI so; old
Roosters, s5 5oa6; Fryers SIS 5000; Broiers,
s4d5. Pigeons 81 %; Squads. 81 2592 so.
CAME-Gray Geese $2@2 so per dozen;
White Geese. 50c@$1 Brant 75cQ$l SO: Honk-
ers, saga: Snipe s. for English and 81 80 for
common Hare. slqi so: Rabbits 81 0oal 20
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March e.-cotton futures
opened steady. March 7.37c; April, 742c;
May. 7.47c; June, 7.41c; July, 7.42c: August,
T.45e; September, 74Sc
Cotton futures closed steady April. 74oc:
March, .44e; June, T.41c; July, 740c; August.
7.42c: September, 756c
Spot closed steady. Middling Uplands, 7S5c;
middling gulf. S10e; sales, 1900 bales
Cotton futures closed quiet final prices
showing practically no change compared
with Saturday.
NEW ORLEANS. March Cotton. steady.
Middling, 7He
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New YorI, NIoner NIarket.

NEW YORK March e.--Aoney on call
steady Al = G2h per cent; closing bid, q a.
per cent: offered at per cent
Time loans. steady; 90 and 90 days. 1854
per cent six months 31h d3% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 30 G41a per cent
Sterling exchange. easy, with actual business
in bankers bills al 81 S665d4 SCI for demand
and at 81 S45d4 s455 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates. s. S5kQ4 S7M.
Commercial bills 81 S4S.
Bar silver. 5s Is
MCNican dollars, 46c.
Government bonds, steady railroad bonds,
l.el.E.
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Potntocs. onions and Vegetables

Receipts of Potatoes were moderate and the
market continued firm for the best offerings
of table Burbanks. while the cheaper sorts.
particularly those from the river districts
were still very dull Seed Potatoes were pretty
well cleaned up and all kinds ruled firm at
previous prices Onions were firm with very
little stock Offering from first hands car
load was hourly expected yesterday and sew
eral sales to arrive we're reported at higher
Asparagus was lower under increased re-
ceipts over 1900 boxes being received. Trade
Has stimulated by the lower prices. however.
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Hay and Eeedstnns.

Millers are reporting rather more steadiness
to Bran with quotations unchanged The Hay
market. which showed steadier Indications last
week, was easier again yesterday. receipts
being larger
BRAN-s21 boG22 80 per ton.
-$26@2S so per ton.
SHORTs-$21 50922 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS Rolled Barley, $26626
per ton; OiIcake Meal at the mill. $50 501
SY so: jobbing s34; cocoanut Cake at mill
$23m23 so; jobbing. S24: Cocoanut Meal at
mill s23G23 nO jobbing, s24; Corn Meal
500 50@30 80; Cracked Corn $40 50Q31; Mixed
Feed, S24@25; Horse Beans, $3o940 per ton;
carload lots. s21: jobblng. so 30 per ton.
HAY-Wheat. sloQl4; Wheat and oat.
Si0Q13: oat $9q12 Barley and oat, $50
stock, 1907 So Clover. s7Qlo; Alfalfa. $90l3
sTRHw-sbaeoc per bale.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. March Clash quotations were
as follows:
Flour steady No. 2 spring wheat. 81 100
is: No. 3, 81 0e@1 10: No. red, 81 I5M9
IT: No. 2 corn, 4615c No. 2 yellow s46SIc:
white. 32Q33c: No. 2 rye. T8hc: good feed
ing barley. 3e@41c: fair to choice mailing. 44@
western. 81 30 mess pork per bbi. s12 roo
II 70; lard. per 100 lbs. Sc o5ge 95h: short
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General Merchandise

BAGS-Grain Bags. 5H@ec spot and ea64o
Twtne. 71ac~
CoAL-Wellington. So per ton: New val
lington, IS: Seattle. Sc 30; Bryant Il, 20.
Beaver Hill. So so; Roslyn. 81: Coos Bay. Is 30.
Richmond. IS; Cumberland S13 in buik and
si4 .25 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
$11 30: Camel, 50 PEI toni Coke. $1I 50dl1s Der
ton In bulk and SIS IN sacks Rocky Mo1ntaf1,
descriptions. IS so per short ton
OII,S-Quntations are for barrels. FIR
cases add sc: Linseed. 60c per gallon for
boiled and Csc for raw; Castor OIL. in
81 14asl 10: Lucol. sic for boiled and 49c for
raw: China Nut cases. e5@s0c per gallon: CO.
eoanut Oil In barrels 5Sc for Ceylon and 56c
for Australian; extra bieached winter Sperm
Oil csc: natural winter Sperm OIL R3c: extra
bIeached winter Whale OIL 57c: natural whale
OIL SIC; extra winter strained Lard OIL 75c:
No 1 Lard OIL CSC: purc Neatsfoot Oil T3c:
No. / Neatsfoot Oil. CSC: light Herring Oil.
42c; dark Herring Oil. 40c: Salmon OIL SAC:
paint OIL 33c: raw Paint OIL 31c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETc.-Water white
Coal OIL, in bulk 121sc; Pearl OIL in cases.
Iac. Astral 19c: Star, lee: Extra Star 97c.
ELAINE 265lc; Eocene 21c. Stove Gasoline IN
bulk. Ice: In cases, 22Hc: Motor Gasoline. In
bulk. Ice: In cases, 22hc: No. Engine Dis
tillate iron bbis or drums, Sc; No. do exc:
cases. 1D1ac; se-degree Gasoline in bulk. 25c.
TURPENTINE-7Sc per gallon In cases ana
roc in ldrunfs and iron barrels.
Rid AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 71xA
Sc per ib: White Lead. 71z@sc. according to
sIsuijtdiAlR sudAR-rhe western Sugar Refining CON-
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Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. March 6.-The visible supply
of grain March 4, as complied by the New
35,565, 900 bushels, decrease 963.DO0 corn
9.169, 900 bushels increase 645 0O0 oats 49,
sS7 coo bushels, decrease S4S. 0O0 rye l. SAT 900
bushels, decrease 10000; barley 4,3TT. 600, de-
crease At 600.
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-Dt64 -S<1Oscot L
The collections last month were S5T51 less
than IN February. 1903. the total collections
for that month being S221. SIS For the hrst
two months OF the year they were S4ST. .920.
aeains- 50. .a23 for the same period IN 1904
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

| CHICAGO, March Con the Produce Ex-
! change to-day, the butter market steady.
creanleries, 23@30c; dairies. 22G80c
EGGS-Weak at mark. cases included at 10
/ @ts esHfEEsE-Firm at 12a12zc
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The statement Of
the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balances, S14S, o79,-
472 gold, $55, 100. 326.
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dOFtD q SMITH AucUOneer8,
95 Third ST.. San Francis'

- There win be big sale Of HORSES.
- WAGONS. SURVEYS BUGGIES.
CARTS and HARNESS, single and double. I
SPAN PONIES. I fine JERSEY COW, at 1140
FOLSOM ST, TUESDAY. March Z, II n m
VIM CLOUGH, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE so HORsES-wED- n
NESDAY. March 8, at IL a. m. AR A-fN
CADE HORSE MARKET. 327 SIXTH ST, 7
Will sell so good young horses just from tho
country also wagons. surreys. buggtes. har-
ness. JOHN ]. DOYLE, Auctfoneer.
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Beans and Seeds.

As far as can be learned, there have been no
eales Of Iimas In this market over SIS 25.
though some houses have been asking more
In fact, there were sales yesterday at IS COG
s 22b The usual margin of zoe advance al
this market over southern points has not been
in force OF late for some reason or other and
the goods bring about as much down there as
BEANs-Hayos. 81 eoas Is; Pea 50 ESQ
8 so: Butter. $393 %: small White, $500 so;
Red s5 5oG5 Is; Lima. IS 1905 rs; Red Kid.
neys. "a 50Qp4 rs; Black Eyes - 1902 s5 per
cti; Horse beans. 81 $500 40.
SEEDs-Brown Mustard. nominal: Yellow
Mustard, nominal: Flax. 81 1902 2s: Canary.
6lac Alfalfa, sG10c for California and i2d
l2iac fer Utah; Rape 111G2Hc; Timothy,
5alc; Hemp. shGsNc. per ID; Millet. 2h0
3i5c; Broom Corn Seed, s2QgH per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Nfies,. u 1892 90; Green
Peas 81 1902 so per ctl.
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Dried Fruit-. vnts. Raisins. Honey.

FRUITS -Apricots. sl5G11e for Royals and
11hG12lsc for Moorparks: Nectarines T39
Sue for White and 1s4c for Red: Peaches.
sat9Isc per lb: Pears. IQ12c; Plums. pitted.
405e for black 51sGTc for red and 4Isq6c
for yellow: Figs 2-crown bricks. i5c. 3-crown.
soc: 4-crown toe: s-crown. Csc; bulk white.
%. G3c; black. .15G5l4c: Evaporated Apples.
4q7c per lb
PRUNES-1ssG1%c per lb for the four sizes
and ol5c basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS-1GO4 crop I. o. b, Fresno-Impe-
rial clusters. 50 25G2 80; Dehssa. 81 55Gl1 40;
London Layers. S5cQS1; Loose MuscateIs 4
crown 49id5c; 5-erown 4hc; 2-erown., 80
3Ac: Seeded 47sq6c. Yhompson's seedless.
4LG41ac: Seedless Sultanas. S@5c per lb.
NUTS-yva.,uts No. l softsheH. 12W13c;
No 2 le@11c; No. l hardshell. 12c; No 2
iOc. Almonds. 1ed1Tc for Nonparfels. i41ac
for I l. 1315GIiEc for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedec; Peanuts Gaze for
Eastern: Pecans 11013c: Cocoenuts. 81 5OQ5;
Chestnuts 7m9c per ID for Italian
HONEY-comb. 10G1oc for white and 9qlOc
for amber: water white extracted. 6laG6Rc:
light amber extracted 5q512c; dark, 3Q414c-
BEESWAX-2TG2ec per ID.