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Future Grain ard Provisions.

CHICAGO April little market for wheat
opened strong on active demand by shorts
and commission houses, the May option being
up SsQ11c al Sc54 oslo. The frmness was due
TO retorts of unfavorable weather in ths North
west, where the seeding of spring wheat is
said 10 nave been delayed by rain. The fnl-
tial advance caused free selling by numerous
small holders, and in addition prominent long
became an active seller AS the session sd-
vsnced selling became general and prices de-
olfned sharply. The bears were encoura ged
by a forecast of clear weather tomorrow and
by tho receipt OF many reports telling OF favor
able progress made by the fall-sown crop
The lowest point for May was reached at 7gS4c
The close was weak with May sc off at
1913 QS0c.
The weather the leading factor in the
corn market. The rainfall of the last TWO
days caused bullish sentiment at the opening
but with the forecast OF clear weather for to-
morrow the market became weak May closed
y q &c down at 461sc
Oats were easier in sympathy with wheat
S22sc.
Trading in provisions was light and the mar
ket was strong the greater part of the day. At
the close July pork I0c higher and lard
and ribs were each unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Clcse
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rotatoes. onion, and yegetables.

There was not much doing in old Potatoes
yesterday. but there were no new arrivals 10
speak of and the market closed quite firm
for good table goods The heavy accumulation
OF chs ap stock. which has encumbered the mar
ket for weeks, is said to be rapidly disappear
ing. There were very few Potatoes
ceived yesterday. but the market was well sup
Piled with carried d-over stock and prices showed
no Improvement Onions firm, with
choice Oregon stock in limited supply.
Peas like new Potatoes, were In light re-
ceipt yesterday as picking was Practically
Suspended in the heids across the bay on Good
Friday. Receipts of Asparagus were unex-
pectedly heavy and, though there was good
Saturday demand. prices had fractional de-
cline Surplus lots OF the lower grades were
turned over to the Gamers at 41a65c per
pound. Aside from a slight decline in Cucum-
bers. there change in the other vege-
tables.
POTATOEs-River Whites, 5Ga95c per ctl
Oregon Burbanks s5cGS1.25 per ctl: Garnet
Chiles l5c4S1 per ctl; Early Rose, $1@l.l5
per ctl: small Oregon Seed. 65c4I5c per ctl;
new Potatoes. 1IaG2Isc per h.
0NIONo-Oregon; 81 z5ali Is per ctl. Aus
tralian, $3.50 per ctl; Green Onions 4eIeec
per box
yEGETABLE LEs-Asparasu 4fgSc per lb
RhubaIb. 50gT5c per box for bay and 81 10
for southern: Gptn Peas. 3Q5c per b: Toma-
toes Mexican S1.25G2 per box; Cucumbers
s1@1,75 per dozen; Cabbage. II .25G1.35 per
ctl; Carrots, Slu1. % per sack; Garlic 4e56c per
10; Dried PeDpers, 12isM15c per lb for sun
dried and 1S920c for elaborated.
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Deciluou. and Citrns Fruits.

Trade in fresh fruits was unusually quiet for
Saturday and the market was easy for every
thing except hne Apples and ripe Bananas.
which were still in limited supply. Stocks of
Oranges, were increased by six carloads. and
while there was no actual decline IN prices
that department was decidedly easier, with
prices of large Navels still tending downward.
Tie upper grades OF Lemons and Grape Fruit
were in short supply and firm at the old quo
tations. while common offerings Of both de-
seriptions, continued dull at low and Irregular
rates About so chests OF Strawberries came
IN from nearby districts. The demand was
limited and the prices obtained for general of
ferings were most unsatisfactory to receivers
Attractive lots OF the Longworth variety we're
held at 20 per drawer in the early trade.
but soid slowly at those figures and receivers
were obliged TO make several sharp cuts In
prices to effect sales. Most OF the offerings
OF the large varieties from Watsonville and
Alviso were sun-scorched and otherwise unat-
traetive and nloyed slowly at Irregular rates
The public auction OF Oranges will probably be
resumed tomorrow, as the managers OF the
auction company expect to have hve or six
cars availaEle
STRAW WBERRIES-Pe sdrawer-Long Worfhs,
toc@Sl 20: large varieties, 40dI5c.
= = T PPl- Es-sl. .5o@2.25 per box for fancy and
S,eIl2o for choice
CITRUS AND TROPICAL FRUITs-or-
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EVAPoRATED APPLEs-Are in light sup
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. buyer June-July. 7et@
se Saa t nsa9sn s@a9e Fleece Zee wPo %ne eas se
COAL-Welhngton. $3.50 per ton; New We
linston. 800: Seattle. Sc 30; Bryant ST. 50;
Richmond $3.50; Cumberland. sl4 in bulk and
s1525 in sacks: PENNSYLVANIA Anthracite Egg
sll: Cann.l. 50 per ton: Coke. sl1.5oal3 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions. $s.5c per short ton
.OILS-Quotatious are for barrels: for cases
add Sc: Linseed, 52c per gallon for bciltd and
bakers AA cases. 81. l.2001.o2 Lucol SOC FOR
boiled and 4Sc for raw: ChEa Nut cases e50
5sc per gailcn: Coccanut Oil. in barrels, IS.
for Ceylon and .5c for Australians: extra
bleached winter Sperm OIL Csc: natural winter
Sperm OIL, SIC extra bleached winter Whale
Oil. ecc; natural Whale Oil. zoe: extra winter
Pure Ntatsfoot Oil. 15c; No. Neatsfoot OIL
5TIac: Herring OIL. zoe; Salmon OIL SIC; boiled
COAL. OIL. GASOLINE. ETc.-Wa,er White
Coal OIL. In bulk. 1Gl2c: Pearl Oil in cases
nc; Astral. lie; Star. 11c; Extra Star, roc;
bulk 1e15c. in cases 23c: Meter Gasoline in
bulk, Nc: in cases, BIC; No. Engine Dis
tilla.e. iron barrels or drums. Sc. No do.
6tsc cases, Size more; Benzine. IN bulk. 121sc
eases. l9c; s6-degree Gasoline in bulk. oGc: In
TugPENTINES-aac reer gallon in cases and
SIC in drums and ircn barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead so
SIZE per lb; White Lead. SqShc. according to
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows. per lb. In 1oo-lb gs:
Cubes. \ Crushed and Fine Crushed. o.35c:
Granulated. fire, 53nc: Dry Grsnulated. coarse.
5.soc: Fruit Granul1ted, 5.3oc: Beet Gre ruiated
1oo-!b co. b. sags s, Snly) los confsctiopers A.
Golden c. 4.10c: D. 1900 barrels. Zoe more;
ha;t barrels. PC more; boxes SOC more; so 10
bags 10c moro for all kinds. Tablets-Haf
Doiainos. S.Soc per ID. No order taken for
less than sevcntyfive barrels or Its equivalent.
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3s or coup. .10s 1oI 4
As or reg ..1o3 103% ! 3
MISCELLANFc
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COMMERCIAL - - 8
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Nezc York Railroad Stocks steady; Indnstrials higher.
Cotton Exchanges closed till Tuesday European Boses closed
Local Stocks and Bonds quiet and feaiveleSs
Vera slight gain i'll local bank clearTngs last aceek
Sil5er and Exchange rates not materially carried
Shibnent of SI2o46o in treasure to the Orient
Cash Wheat gradually strengthening. Barley steady
Corn market gro7oing fer. Oats inactruc Beans steady
Hay in liberal receipt, bit steady. FecdstnfS strong
Eggs oacey and Cheese higher. Butter in ample supply
Dried Fruits higher, but gery firm
Wool Hops and Hides previously quoted.
Cattle, Caives and Sheep aoeak, Hogs still firm.
Good old Potatoes firm and in demand Onions mn.
Poultry liberal supply and aoeak Game sloau.
Oranges easier. Fine AfPles and Bananas firm.
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Ncr York 1iraIn and Prnare.

NEW YORK. April 14.-FLOUR-Receipt
u, goo barrels, Firm. but quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1900 bushels: exports
5000 bushels. Spot unsettled; No 2 red 90c
nominal. elevator; No. 2 red. Ole. nominal r.
O b. ahoat; No ! Northern Duluth. s9Ac.
nominal, afloat- Options opened 1zHtsc higher
On bad weather and predictions OF a light
movement, sold of rapidly and closed weak at
a net decline of #dEc. May, closed size;
July, S5ssc; September. s41kc.
HOPS-ouiet- Pacific Coast, 1905. sQf3c;
1909. 76Sc; old 4d5c.
2Ic.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
SUGAR-Holiday
COFFEE Holiday.
BUTTER-Inchanged
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchalgcd
DRIED FRUITS.
ENAPORATED APPLES-Are in light sup
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Hay ard FecdstuRs.

The railroad tracks were again more or less
crowded with cars, but the market though
somewhat confused. was quoted in fair move
ment with no weakness apparent The millers
reported Bfan and Middlings firm.
The circular of Scott & Magner says;
2sa tons. Everything offered has been readily
bought and gone in o consumption at on
This has continued the good healthy tone
that has prevailed for the last two weeks.
The demand throughout the interior Is still
in evidence, as much Hay is stlll being sent
to interio points. Everything now tends TO
a strong market TOR the balance Of this season.
1t looks as though all the old Hay would be
used UP and the warehouses and barns en-
tirely cleancd up by the time the new. crop Is
ready Tor use. few cars of fancy Wheat
Hav have sold this week at S17. but this
figure IS for most exceptional quality. Fancy
tame Oat Hay is also doing better The ex-
port demand of late has improved a trife
There is no change in Alfalfa Hay: Arrivals
on choice Straw is a little nrmer but the
poorer varieties are dul and neglected.
BEAN--Sia. 50@20.50 per ton
SHOlIS--S20er215 per ten.
MIDDLINGS-S2 sea %. so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Ro Rolled barley S25926; Oil
cake, Meal in 5-toE lots, s5T jebbine. s5T.5
per ton: Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills, So
in 10 and So. so in ton lots; 5obbng, S24;
Corn Neal, $2150@2S; Cracked Corn, S2Sg
IS. 3D. Mixed Feed. $24@25 Horse Beans, 500
40 per ton: Broom Corn Feed. soc per ctl;
Calfalfa Meal, carload lots. S22; jobblng, S23. 80
per ton: Mealfalfa SO in lots and S23. so
in smaller quantities.
HAY Wheat. Sill JGQ Is. 80: Wheat and Oat,
slGal4: 0at. ssai3 Volunteer Wild oat. sS9
IL; stable. $I.5O49; stock, SIQS Alfalfa.
Sie aun11. 80 per ton.
STRAW-3U@5tc per bale
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Receipts Of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
All Classes of stocks Devoid of Note
worthy Feature.

The week o,osed with the different markets
featureess. Business the Stock and Bond
Exchange was very dull. even for Saturday;
ard there fluctuations Of any impor-
tance. The Comstock mining shares were also
inactive. The Tonopahs made a better showing
than the other lines. and a number made re-
covery from the quotations OF the preceding day.
while several lost ground again.
The following stocks were ex-dividend under
the rule on the Stock and Bond Exchange yes
terdey: California Fruit Gamers. 60c: Central
Light and Power. &c; Martel Power lc-
Tho regular annual meeting Of the stockhod-
ers OF the Mercantile Trust Company Of San
Francisco has been called Tor April IS.
The Laguna Land Company of Santa Barbara
County has levied an assessment OF o5c per
SHARE delinquent May IL
The Golden Gate Mattress Company has lev
led en- assessment Of $40 per share. delinquent
May Il
Ehe Great Northern Railway Company has
declared sregular quarterly dividend of Ia
per cont en- the capital stock. payable May l.
The Patterson Creek Gold Mining Company
of S.skiyou County has levied assessment Of
10 cents per share, delinquent April so.
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Cash Grain and ProyiaIons.

CHICAGO. April 14.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour dull and steady: winter pat
ents S3.50d3.90 straigtts, $33caI8.eo; spring
patents. S3.55IS. S0 straights, So. 40d 80; bak-
ers S2I0a22 90; No. 2 spring wheat. 79@s2c;
No ), f5Qslc; No. red, S7al @90c; No. .
corn, 4Ic; No. yellow. 4Sc; No. oats, 32AG
32ssc: No. white, 3315Q341tc; No. 3 white,
81 12q3314c; No. rye, 6fh@62lAc; good feed
ing barley, 39d4Gc: fair to choice mailing 44d
soc; No. iaxseed, $1.o9A: No. ! Northwest
ern. $1.151s prime timothy seed. $3.1T15 mess
pork. per bbi, SIS 1Cd16.15; lard. per leo lbs.
IS 65g 8. 81 u: short ribs sides (ioose) $s $50
Ss5; short clear sides tboxed). $500. 10: whis-
Ky, basis Of high wines, s1es; clover contract
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Meat Market.

The week closed with quotations unchanged.
and everything more or less weak except Hogs.
DRESSED MEATS.
Whoesale rates from slaughtcrers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-6a6slc for Steers and 5Qec per lb
for Cows
yEAL-f.arse, .7asc: small 7;aa9c per ib.
MUTTON-7W ethers, lie: Ewes. lOc per ID.
LAMB-Sprins. 11G12c per lb.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. SQ11c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Liv.stock delivered in San Francisco less 400
40 per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. S@S@c; Cows and HeIfers
1qI 1ac.
CALyES-4lad5c per lb tgross weigho.
sHEEP-Weths 512G6c: Ewes. 41a@5c ger
lb tgloss WeiSht)
JAM BS-6c >Per lb, live weight
go fbs' 4@7c: under 1870 lbs. GHcfss. c; Feed
ers and soft Hogs. nominal al about SIC;
Soy.s, 30 per cent off, Bears. so per cent on,
tions
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NOT GOLD BUT HEN FOOD
COMES FROM THIS NINE

= REDDING. April 14.-Oliver Laplant, a
prominent property owner of keswick.
Who left that town when the smelter
ceased operations. has for over a year
been digging and taking out of a twelve
foot ledge peculiar lime rock and quartz
that mining men said was worthless.
Laplant has discovered its value as a hen
food and erected mill on his property
The stuff ground is said to excel oyster
shells or prepared food. and as there is
an unlimited quantity of the raw material
on Laplant's place he has a fortune in
the discovery.
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CIenrinr-Honse Rankx.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE statement of
the clesring-ho banks for this week shows
that the banks hold $4.7T2, 500 over The legal
reserve requirements This com pafes with "a
deficit OF s.. 560. .625 last week. The statement
fellows: Loans 81 .O09. .275. 200: decrease S2s :
434 eco; deposits 1881. .96l ,ece decrease S2I =
5T9 700; circulation $51, ,452 800 decrease s5sa
specie $1T2 T04 700 increase s948 700: reserve
S250. .237, 400. increase 81. .93s eco: reserve re-
qured $245. 465. 400 decrease 81. 1874 925: sur
States deposits s.. S42. SIS increase 81 40 eco.
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Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Total imports OF
merchandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending today valued at
Sl5,5e5.i16 Total imports of specie at the
port of New York for the week ending today
were S4053 in silver and S1,0iS, 265 in gold
Total exports of specie were 81 ,040. 1876 in sill
yer and s4S2 101 in gold
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institute of Bank Clerks.

The san Francisco Chapter Of the American
Institute Of Bank Clerks viii hold a session on
Wednesday evening. April IS, in the assembly
hall Of the Mechanics Library The following
papers VIII be read: How 10 Get Along In a
Bank by ". b. Compton, Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank: Joint Accounts" by Frank
g Mortimer The Bank Of California
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April l3.-Prime mercantile
% per 5ia06 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers bills
At 81 S=s56 !. s495 for demand and at 81. .S2259
) S2g5 for siXty-dsy bills Posted rates, $3.50
4 S.. Commercial bills. S4Sl3t a.. 50. Bar
silver 64Asc. Mexican dollars Soc Govern
rnarr md ra--rnaa hands sreadE
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Rank CIearfngs.

Local bank clesrings for the week just
ended were S4S. 9S9, so against S43. 42os s71 for
the corresponding week OF 1905 showing
gam Of S56S. .936 The clearings for the same
week in IeC4 we're SIS. .564. 40.
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Condition OF the Treasurv.

WASHINGTON, April 14-Today's state
ment of the Treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive Of the s150.0oO.oOo gold reserve
shows: Available cash balance, $159. .23O. 534 /:
gold coin and bullion. S7s,305. T26; gold certif-
Gates. f57. .293. .O3O.
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New York Metal Mnrket.

NEW WORK, April 1.-THE metal market
showed more than the usual Saturday
apathy following yesterdays holiday. Prices
were nominally unchanged.
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Northern BUSINESS.

SEATTLE. April 14.--clearinss. s1.241. .261;
balances, s2O4, ,9s4
TAcoMA. April 14.clearings, s5es s1l; bal
ances. e91. $50.
PORTLAND April 14.-clearings. s51o. 100,
balances. s47.136.
SFOKANE, April 14.-Clearings 1856. .3eJ:
balances, S2e6 329
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FINANCIAL
s~%S.IEN E

ply and prices are firmly held Fair to good.
SB@ec; nearly to strictly prime. 91s@9Ssc;
choice, i0c; fancy lie.
PRUNES-In fair demand; 4%dsc.
APR1COTS-Are cleaning up quite closely
ana prices are firm. Choice, lie; extra choice.
111zQ12c; fancy, 12G1315c.
PEACRES-Are firm. with a fair volume OF
business Choice, 10H @1015c; fancy, lie; ex-
ira fancy, 1115G12c; extra choice. 1015@11c.
RAISINS-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
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brought s121A. Receipts were light. Futures
were weak and not active
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, G112h for common and $l:!o9
1.21A for good TO choice; Brewing, $1.221aQ
12o: Chevalier. 81 1.2I1a@I.40 per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to 80 a.
Open High. Low. Close
May-No sales; S1165s bid.
December =. 81 81 96% 96%
OATS-Therc was not enough going on yes
terday to make market and all quotations
remain unchanged
Red 81. .4o@1 55 for choice, s1.32hG1.37h
for fair to good and $1.27l5@1. so for common;
BLACK. Sl2I12Q 2Q1.3719; White, 81 5oql6o: Sur
prise. Sl.6561. 75 per ctl
coRN-The market is quoted frrer, but
trade continues quiet
Western sacked, 81 .2715a1.so for Yellow,
80 Q1.35 for White and s1.20Q1 .25 for
Mixed; California large yellow, Si2l a5@! 80;
email round do, $1.521a. White. $1.31 1h4l 40:
Egyptian, 81 4oQ1. fl 4 Tor White and Sl2og
KYE-$1 .4I1s@1. .521s per ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-$1 81 .50a1. 10 per ctl.
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SKINS--Culs and brands sell
about iaG1c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
steers, 1Sc; medium, 12c; light 12c; Cow
Hides. 12c for heavy and 12c for light:
stays, Sc; Salted Kip. 12c; Salted Veal. 13c;
Salted Calf. 14c; dry Hides. 22c: dry Kip. 2oc:
dry Calf. &c; Shetpskins. yearlings. 20G40c
each: short Wool. 50QT5c each: medium. 9Oe@
s1.10, long Wool. sl.25G2. Horse Hides, salt.
S3dS2J for large and s2.75 for medium. 50 %
for small and sec FOR Colts; Horse Hides. dry.
S2@225 for large and s1.50ai.15 for medium.
s1.25 for small and soc for Colts. Buck Skins
DRY Mexican. 35c: dry saited Mexican, 26c;
dry Genital American. 3Tiac. Goat Skins
Prime Ansoras. Zoe; extra large do, $1.25:
large. soc: medium. soc: small. 35c
.TALLoW-No 1 rendered. 4h@41ac in bbls;
In cans and drums. &c less No. 2 39315c;
Grease, -3G:lc
WOoI-Fall clip-Northern free. 13G15c;
do. defective. 11@14c: Middle County, free, 12G
14c. do defective. 9a11c: San Joaquin and
Southern. sG1ic: San Joaquin Lambs. 11Q16c;
do defective. 3612c per ID. Spring ciip-San
joaquin and Southern. - months 14d15c: do.
months, 1411Tc; Middle County. free, 229
a4e: do. dc fect!ve. 1Sa20c per lb.
HOPS-6910c per ID fer 1905. with contracts
for 1865 quoted at 9G10c.
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TIE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. April 1.-THE market for coprers
was good today. North Butte being the par
ucalar specially Trading in it was large
and the advance rapid the stock closing at the
TOP price. Copper Range was quietly bought
Osceola and Mohawk both active at higher
prices 1t was the best market we have ha
foJ a iCng time.
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Butter, Cheese and Exes.

CHICAGO, April 14-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady:
ereameres. 14G201ac dairies 14m1sc; eggs
firm at mark. cases included, 141sc; frsts
4lzc; prime frsts, 15l9c; extras. lie; cheese
easy 15912c
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BEANS md seeds.

There is no change to report under this
head Blackt ye seem TO be the frmest Beans
the market at present and in light sup
ply and good demand.
Butter, $4G4.25 small White. sG.1o03 so large
White. S2.;Ug2 So Pink. 81. .10d1 90: Red s.; IS
as 40: Lima, Si.4oG4.i5: Red kidns ys 50. 30
6D4; Blackeyes, 81 C0Qt4.T5 per ctl; Horse Beans.
N.i50t .S5
sEFDS- Brown Mustard, 81. .5o@4.75; Yellow
Mustsrd s3.5oQ3.I5: Fiaxseed. s2.50d5; Ca
nary 6IdAc: Alfalfa, 12c Rape. 2H@3r;
Timothy SC: Hemp. Josie per Id: Millet, 3
03l$c: Broom Corn Seed. S20q21 per ton.
DRIED PEAs,clilts, sl.so Green Peas,
So 15d230 per ctl.
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James Carne. age 101. has been parish
clerk and verger of the church OF st.
Colomb Minor. in Cornwall. England. for
fifty-eight years and has missed only one
day. when his wife died.
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Flour and Farinnceous Goods.

FLoUR-California Family Extras, SfO@
.. usual terms; Bakers Extras, 4oea4sS;
oregon and Washington. $3.5eQ4.l l2t3 per Dbl
for average and up to 81. 40 for the best brands.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in pack
ages age are as follows: Graham Flour $s2S per
Rice Flour. IS; Corn Meal, 50 IS; extra Cream
DO, SsI5: oat Meal S450Q4.75; oat GIoats.
Siio Honiny. $3. 75@l4; Buckwheat Flour.
Whole Wheat Flour, $3.50; Rolled Oats. bbls.
s.gs: in sacks, Se5c@I 80. Rolled Wheat, bbs,
"a -6o; IN sacks. $410; Pearl Barley. so; spit
pounds.
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New York Money Market.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Money on call NOM
inal; no loans. Time loans steady; GO and 80
DAYS ana six months. per cent
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Northern wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. April I4.--Club. 6oc; bluestem,
690I0c; red, 66c; valley Csc
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. April 14.-Wheat unchanged: blue
stem, zoe; club 69c; red. &c.
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New York stock List.

(. I. hutton * Co., $40 California street.
ksn tranc4seo, members of the New York
et1ck Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations al tnat Exchange:
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Kansas CITY.
ST. Louis Wool MARKED.

ST. LOUIS. April 14-Wool, steady Medium
grades, combiug and clothing. 24m2sc: light
nne. 2oG24c; heavy hne 18G21c; tub washed
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OFF lClAL SALES
Morning Session
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
relieving were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock ard Exchange Board yesterday:
Sfo rs
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Butter, Cheese und Eggs.

Cheese advanced yesterday, fats going up
he and Young Americas Icl The market CON
mand. There was change in Butter, which
was quoted steady on the Exchange and weak
among the stores. with stocks liberal and
steadily growing larger. Eggs declined 1ef
he The Easter demand has been very good
during the Iast week, and so has the regular Z
retail demand but stocks are so heavy and
the daily receipts large that the market has
given way.
Businees on the Exchange was as follows:
asked.
Eggs cases fresh selected, 19c: 80 cases
do 1SIsc
Chess -a5 fancy. new mats; l24c.
Receipts Sc AGO lbs Butter, $500 lbs
oheese and 22ei cases Eggs.
DAIRY EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTA
TIONS.
tNote--The Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices as established by sales. bids
and offers on the Exchange. Prices for Butter
and Eggs ON the street are governed by the
E1change quotations. hut generally range about
igl nc higher owing to the miscellaneous
character of the busineSs)
steady; firsts. Ice steady: seconds. 1S1-c.
steady. Eastern nominal; Eastern Ladle9-.
Nominal Storage oods-California nominal:
Eastern. nominal. Ladles-Nominal; packing
stoeh lf1sc. steady
CirEEsE-California fancy new, 12hc.
Ieu9g Americas fancy. 1217c. steady: frsts.
Ii l5c. steady; seconds. nominal Eastern-Nori-
inal Western nominal. Storage--California.
nominal; Young Americas. nominal: Eastern
fancr l6Ae. firm.
EGGS Fresh California selected. 1s11c,
steady; fTsts, lie, steady seconds, &c., steady;
thirds 15c, steady. Eastern irsts. nominal.
StOra ge-NoYninaI