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GenernI Merchnndi.e

BAGs-.san Quentin. IKE. Grain Bags. June
July. s7s @9c; Wool Bags. f2iaa 4Ilse.
ton. $12; Beaver Eiii SO; Coos Bay. $40; kicii-
mond sf2; Cumberland. si4 IN bulk and $l62o
In sacks: Welsh Anthracite, $i5; Coke, SIG per
ton In bulk aud SIS In sacks; Rocky Mountain
ofIS-ouotatoDs are for barrels. LInseed. sc
per gallon for boiled and 52e for raw. cases &c
"A, cases, 81 2sGl1 80; Lucol. 60c for boiled and
4sc for raw; China Nut, cases. s5nsoe per gal,
lon; Cocoanut oil. In barrels. SSc for Ceylon and
55c for Australian: extra bleached winter sperm
OIL. CSC; natural winter Sperm OIL 65c: natura
Whale Oil. b5c: extra winter strained lard Oh.
s5c; No. Lard OIL, 6se; Pure Neatsfoot III ~
4oc Salmon Oil, s5c; boiled Fish oil, 35c; Paint
OH, Csc
COAL OIL, GASOLINE. ETC.-wster White
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. 1oql1c;. special DO.
Star, tic; Extra Star. 20c: Elaine, 26c: Eocene.
&c., Stove Gasoline, in bulk. 17I5e. in cases &c;
NO Engine Distiliate iron barrels or a11h,s
in bulk 1215c, in cases 19c; S6 degree Gasoline,
in bulk 3oc, In 36c.
TURPENTINE-eS13c nc per gallon In cases and
eoi3c in drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN (per 2S0 lbs grossl--F. Sc. 80: II. $3.50;
/, S7.35; N, $3.50: W G., SO. so.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. higher
at sl5Q9c per lb; White Lead, sGs15c, accord
ing to quantity.
Z SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes A.
4.65c; Candy Granulated, 4.65c; Fine. Fruit and
Coarse Granulated, 4.55c; Beet Granulated 600
Magnolia A, 415c: Extra G. 4.o5c: Golden G.
3-95e: ID, 3-S5c; II. & z. Crystal Dominoes, S.05c;
Tablets, half-bbls, 5.05c; boxes, 580c per ID.
Barrels and 50-Ih bags 10c, haIf-bbls 25c and
order taken for less than 75 barrels or its equiv
alent.
CANNED FRUIT-Folowing are the Califor
mia Fruit Gamers Association quotations for
1906 pack, Z. o. b.:
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and offerings limited, the market fsF Feistsss
and Onions was still excited, with feeslSsis baias
ing prices up to emergency points The moderate
shipments brought down bS ths Oregon steamer
on the preceding day were quickly closed siis ~
stiff rates and the market was 6Bfe aaaih bare
as far stocks In hrnf hands Hefs esiiesffh1
The prospect for m indehnite period ~ lifalfsf
arrivals caused rush % bf nH ffe pert ~ ~
tsilers, and tho stocks IN iabhefs' hands we're r.
duced to small proportions long befsfs tbf eiesf,
The quotations below represent tha prices ab
tanned by hrst hand dealers, ipbblhs pfifes. ~
course. being higher.
Receipts of Asparagus were iifaited, bei1e lees
than 500 boxes. including shipments that had
been sevcrnl days IN transit, Prices made a
sharp advance and the supplies wrfe quickly dis
posed of. Rhnbarb In ovefsnpply aud weak.
with sales at the outside quotation care. Celery
was in limited supply and higher. owing 10 the
destruction OF the crops no the river districts.
The other vegetables were plentiful mud prices
showed little change
POTATOES (per ctl)--Orcgon Burbenke, 81. .05
Q26o: Eastern Burbauks Si.60@2.
ONIONS fper ctll--Yellow, $2M2.25,
GETABLES-Asparagus. 6Grliisc per ID.
Rhubarb $191.50; Green Peas, 56ti0c per 10 for
southern and 15e for bay: Tomatoes Mexican,
90 per box: Hothouse Cucumbers 81 .50Nl
2.25 per dozen: Garlic ~ 6n4c per III: Celefy
S4.5OQ5 per crate; Cabbage, 81 per ctl; Csuii-
hover, o0@65c per dozen; Carrots, zoe per sack
Turpips, S1@1-25 per sack; Marrowfat Squash.
$25@S0 per ton; Hubbard Squash, $35Gg40 per
ton; Mushrooms nominal.
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age. lec; Anchor. large. 2oc: Anchor, Young
America. 21c; Anchor. hand. &c; Eastet1 -tad ssd
giles, ltQl9c; Eastern twins. l9c; Eastern .ntu. n
oars, l3Gl3i5c: Eastern Longhorn. &c, h~as.eln ~
daisy. zoe: Swiss imported. SIC; Swiss, domes-
tic. pc: Limburger. 1Sc.
ouLTRY1Buying prices live weig95s e1f 65ss lbs 1bs
&c roasters; or more lbs, lsc' stags' &c: g
hens. Ice; old ROSTERS, Sc; turkeys, heavy, ioc,
turkeys, light 14c; ducks, l6c; geese l%c'
squads and pigeons. S1.50d1.I5 doz -
Selling prices, live weight, lb-Heps. ioc
Young rcostefs, J6c fryers. &c; broilers, zoG
old roosters. &c; turkeys. large ls4lsc' smai
l3@lIc; ducks. 13G14e; geese. 15gl
Selling prices, frozen dressed Eastern s'och'
n lb--Hens. 16d17c: young ROSTERS, lsi2c:. its
ers. 19c; broiers, 26c; turkeys. old toms y &C.
young toms 22c, hens 2255c; geese, lIc' oncks'
POTATOES "a ctp-Eastern Early Rose.
81 so; Oregon. 81 rs; Idaho. 81; Colorado, y,
Wisconsin. 81; Minnesota. 81; new stock, o9tc'
sweet potatoes. yellow. So
ONIoNS-Oregon, S115: Australian brown.
Northern, s1.25@l so; garlic 71k@loe: Chiiis;
evaporated 13Q1315c. sun dried 13@1519c, gronno
121sc, Mexican (bulk) 1871 @1Sc:
BEANS Ga ctl)-Pink No. 1, $50; Lima no 70.
}. s4.75@5: Lady Washington No !, S2.I5Qo;
do small white No. /, So 2o@3, 30; pacReye,
80 -5oq6.50; Garvanzas, S550@6; lcntlis, l-is q
I5c ID.
HONEY "a lb)-Comb. water white, / -b
frames, Ice, light amber. lac; comb; white
15@16c; extracted, water white, Sid cans,
T19@sc; extracted, white. 60-lb cans, 11sci light
amber. 60-b cans. 7c
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CANNED yEGETABLES-Peas extra fine
sifted, s1.2J; extra sifted. s1.15; String Beans.
Tomatoes, 215- -lb standards S71a Q90c
C0FFEE-Costa Rfca--l3@1315c for strictly
prime washedi 120121ac for prime washed; 11G
prime washed peaberry: 1O& @1iIsc for good to
prime peaberry; 1o4 @1l1sc for good to prime;
9@l0c for fair: 515@9c for common to ordinary.
strictly prime washed; lo1s G11Lse for good
washed; ga Q1011c for fair washed: IL @12c
for f good to prime washed pssSerryi Sss g sse &
superior unwsshed; 91kc nominal for green un-
washed; 1014 Q11c for good to superior unwashed
peaberry; 5@sl2c for common to ordinary.
Nicaragua-1115 @12c nominal for prime
washed; e14G10%c nominal for fair TO strictly
good washed; 9@9$tc nominal for good TO supe-
rior unwashed
Guatemala a-Mexican-I2G134c for prime to
strictly prime washed; 11L 111a4c for strictly
good washed; 1o9a@1lc for good washed; log
10lac for fair washed; ga 912c for medium; 6G
&c for common to ordinary. II G112kc for good
TO prime washed peaberry; 10l3 a lie for good to
prime unwashed peaberry: 914 Ge&c for good to
Hawaiian allie for fancy; 1lh@12Izc for
prime; 1015 ell tc for good; ga Q101le for fair;
u@l2c for peaberry; 6Q9c for low grades
Ecuador-S14c for current unwashed.
PACIFIC CODFISH-50 ID bundles Whole
Cod, 315c; 10O-lb Whole Cod. 4i.c; do extra
large, SIC; do imitation Eastern, 614e; Norway
44c; Anchor Brand. 4Ac; Narrow Gauge 4ac:
Silver King, &c; Golden State Middles. Size
White Seal Middles. Size; seabright Blocks
Boneless, 9G91zc; Picked Cod. barrels $3.50;
do half barrels. $40; Salmon. half barrels
$3.50. Net cash to jobbing trade.
C0RDAGE-Msnila. 15c: SisaI I0s.c; Sisal
Bale Rope, 12@12he per lb.
QUICKSILyER-Quot at $3Sd39 for local
use, and $37@37.50 per flask for export
SALT-Local jobbers quote as follows: Half
ground. $5-50G6 per ton; Dairy, 50 per ton: do
bales, $1.25 each; Rock Salt. $5G5.50 per ton: /:
each. There is no genuine Liverpool on the
market.
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FINANCIAL and commercial
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

,,-l+r.e+ stls recover several points Money, 4GlO
Cotton and Copper stocks higher. Silver advanced 4c
sterling Fxchanac slightly lower Domestic unchanged
Shipment of $50 in specie to China
New Mining Stock Exchange open next Monday
Wheat dull and unchanged Barley very firm Oats strong
Bean market verv firm and becoming more settled
Hav active firm, with railroads e0pedmg shipments
socts for Flour improve with clear weather Feedsuffs hr
Rasns somewhat higher again and hrm
Provisions rather easier, sympathy with the East
Dressed Beef still higher Veal and Pork unchanged
Wool and Hops quiet at previous prices.
Red Iead advanced Other Paint and Oil lines unchanged
Potato and Onion markets cleaned up and very firm
Asparagus higher under very light receipts
Poultry advanced light supplies and active demand
Butter in large and urgent demand. Cheese higher
Eggs in good demand, but rather easy.
Orange market continues improve. Other Fruits dull
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Southern Nevada Stocks Irregular
Mining Exchange to Open Monday

The decline in the bonds OF the United Rail-
roads seemed to be checked yesterday, and the
quotations recovered Soc Otherwise there was
nothing new on the Stock and Bond Exchange,
business being very light. Sales were only s14.-
600 in bonds and 400 shares of stock
The Comstoek mining shares were quiet as
usual but the feeling was weak. and several of
the leaders were slightly lower. Andes levied
assessment of 10c.
The Southern Nevada stocks were freely dealt
in and relapsed into their recent rregula rity,
some improving and others falling back. accord
Ing to their Individual merits. Combination
Fraction. which closed Monday at 81 so, sold
down to s4-15 and recovered to S4-25 at the
close. Goldfeld Consolidated sold from SS1215
down to $7.75. but regainsd the lost ground.
There was marked activity in Great Bend, which.
closing on Monday at csc, sold up to 81. 1.07i5 and
back to sos. Goldheld Kewsues sold from
81 so down TO $l-S2. where It closed. Thus the
market ran all through the list
President Walter Turnbul1 OF the San Fran
cisco Mining Exchange. states that the exchange
will probably open for trading next Monday. The
opening bids fair to be interesting. number
Of invitations have been sent out, and pains
will be spared 70 welcome all participants.
Among those invited are Governor Gillett, Sen
ators Perkins, Nixon and Newlands and George
Knight.
Chicago Crude OIL (new) was e1-diridend of
1Sc the 18th.
Anaconda Copper has declared regular quar-
terIy dividend OF 81. I6-
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Hides, TaiIow, Wool and Hon.

Clear weather leads Wool dealers to hope that
the delayed shearing may be resumed and the
new clip put into motion. The market is dull,
owing more less to scarcity Of stock to work
on. though even II the Wool were here no espe-
cially lively times looked for. as the Eastern
manufacturers not scrambling one an
other for supplies. Quotations unchanged.
Hops now reported qufeter than they were
several weeks ago. with all quotations unchanged
and the market devoid Of feature.
Hides stand as before stated, sound stock being
firm and grubby stock weak.
HIDES-Culis and brands sell about Anic
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers l1I50
12l5c; medium, 11G12c; light 11@12c; Cow
Hides, 11@12c for heavy, 11@12c for light;
Stays, h@9c; Salted Kip, I1H@1215c: Saited
Veal, 14@l5c; Salted Calf. 1415 dI515c dry
Hides, 23c; dry Kip, 20d22c; dry Calf 25626c:
Sheepskins, shearlings, 20d5Oc each: short Wool.
50@65c each; medium. 70@90c; long Wool Sf0i
$50: Horsehides. salt. $3@3.50 for large ami
S2.75G3 for medium; $175@2.25 for small and
SOC for Colts; Horsehi6es, dry, $2625 so for large
and S150@2 for medium, 81. % for small and SOC
for Colts: Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 32H 635c:
dry, salted Mexican, 25@27hc; dry Central
American. 35@37hc Goatskins-Prime An
goras. 75c; extra large do, S1.25; large. soc;
medium, 35c; small, 25c.
TALLOw-No rendered, 5G5tsc; No. 4 AZ
@5c: Grease. 3@4c-
wOoL-Fall clip, San Joaquin and Southern,
6@sc; fall Lambs, 7@10c; Humboldt and Men
docino. 13@14c; Middle County. s@10c; North
ern free. 11@1215c; Nevada, 16@17c per ID for
n HoSPs-choice, l2c; prime. 1o,s@i1c; com
mon, sG1oc per lb.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and ProyIsions

CHICAGO. March 2o.-wheat was inactive at
the opening, because Of firm cables, numerous
green bug reports and continuance of hot
weather 10 the Southwest. especially in Kansas.
For a time offerings were comparatively light
but at the end of the first half hour prices
eased OF somewhat realizing by local longs.
The easy feeling developed later into weakness
because of reported rains in Western Kansas.
The wet weather reports were later denied and,
the market closed firm renewed buying by
shorts and commission houses. May wheat
opened 3 1hc higher at 16976Mc, sold OF 10
75c and closed at 75Zc.
May corn WIS firm because of scarcity of
offerings. Receiving houses reported that coun-
try purchases were very small and this strength
eped the market. Commission houses were the
principal buyers and the greater part of the of
ferings came from the longs. May corn opened
4 csc higher at 46Ac, sold between 46c and
1850 and closed at 46hc
was strong. May oats opened M614c higher at
41%c. sold between 41ssc and 41ssc and closed
at a 7kc
Provisions were strong on a lively demand by
shorts and packers. A decline of 5G7lzc in the
price Of live hogs had effect on traders. At
the close May pork up 20c lard was 10c
and ribs 100121ac higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
II EI~AA
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HhEF-shasc per lb for Steers and s@s'se
= vfafs sh aosc for large ana eafohc for
HitTToN-ii,s@i2l1c for wetbers. 1oh@
fAMn isai3e for YearIings and 1sa1ec FOR
Spring
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
iiFesfaek delivered ~ San Francisco, less so
paf rent shfinkHge for Cattle:
6ATTf listers. No. lsIioc second quail
rs n@9e. third quality The: Cows and
Haifefs Bthst7e for No. !. second quality 81. 6t
o., third quality 545Ae; Bulls and Stays. 3
tl4e,
for medium and 4e54tsc for heavy tgross
RiiEEr wethera. sts@7e per Ib; Ewes. 5ls@
BlAe igrosE weight
LAMBS et4Gf7c per ID for yearlings and "a
7lse for Ruckiinea.
Hoes 100 10 900 lbs shNsAc per 10; over
200 lbs 7nse: Boars. 20 per cent stays S04
30 per cent, and sows lOMZD per cent on from
nbOtG quotations.
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Poultry and Game

There were moderate arrivals of Poultry from
domestic shipping points yesterday, but not
enough to supply the demand, which of very
large proportions. owing to the extra buying for
Easter and Jewish holiday wants. Prices for
nearly everything the list were higher than
at the close of last weak and exceptionally fine
lots of large fowls. usual, sold above the out
side quotations In instances. Two cars of large
Western chickens came in and found appre-
cisbe market, the ruling price being $3.50 per
dozen, with occasional sales at $40. Quotations
for Game were largely nominal, there being very
little offering.
POULTRY (per dozen)-Hens. S.50910 for
la large o and se.5o@1 30 for small old Roosters g
7.50; Broilers $5.50@6.50 for large and 35005
for small; Pigeons. S1.50@1-75; Squads, s2Q2.50;
Ducks, S7qs for young and $5@6 for old; Geese,
81. 50Q3 per pair.
GAME-Gray Geese. 81 so: White Geese. SIT
a. so; Brant, S4G4.50 for large and 50. 80 for
small: Hare, S225Q2.50: Cottontail Rabbits.
S2.506lS.
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Foreign Futures
Rnsfon WooI Market

BOSTON March 26-The feature of the wool
market this week is the absorbing interest In
the foreign wool situation. In domestic wool
yesterday a moderate volume of sales has taken
place. Prices strong. however. Pulled
woods are quiet on the whole. Such territories
as offered not meeting with excessive sales.
There is a demand for halfblood but not much
TO be had Quotations:
California secured basis. northern choice 6I a
6sc; middle, 65Q66c; fall free, 57q5Sc-
Western, secured basis, Eastern No staple,
72@73c; Eastern No. 1 clothing, 6s@7oc; val
ley No 1, 6o@62c; territory staple, secured
basis fine, 72473c; fine medium, 6S@Ioc; me-
dunn. 65@66cl territorial, secured basis, fine,
6sG7Oc; fine medium, 66@6Sc; medium, 63@e4c.
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EASTERN MARKETS
- 1or,. 11ouex Market

NrU YORK. March 26--MoDey on call strons g
-lse1o per cent ruling rate. 90 per cent
closing bid and offered st S1s per cent
cine losns duh but strong; sixty DAYS per
cent: ninety days and six months, Sao-S per
cent. -, -+
Prime mercantile paper, b0oA peI ceut.
,.siness IN bankers bills, at s4.s4209 s425 Tor
demand and at 81 7S70Q4 1915 for sixty-0sy
o., eommercisi bills. S47sa47sh.
Bar silver. s. &c
Mexican dollars, oo1zc- -
Honds-GoYernments, stesoy; rSllfoso O'nu.
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Dried Fruits. Raisinr. Nuts. HONEY

There are very few Raisins left in first hands
and prices for several descriptions have again ad
vanced. Prunes firmly held here, but are
less easy in New York. All other lines
under this head continue unchanged with consider
able damage to all fruits reported from many i'm
portant districts, owing to the heavy and con-
tinuous rains. Apricots and Peaches seem TO
have suffered more than the other kinds, though
Prunes and Almonds have been seriously dam
aged here and there.
FRUrrS--Aprieots, 161s q2oc per ID; Evapo-
rated Apples. spot. 81 6Sc; Peaches. 1O1z a
i3c; Pears, 75@12ac; Prunes, 4-size basis, SC;
large sizes, 4d5c.
RAISINS-Seeded, sQ1015c: Loose Muscatels
SC. SIC and S1ac for 2. and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas, 7A@I1sc; Thompson S
Seedless. 71@7%c for unbleached; London Lay
ers, 3-crown, $1-s6; London Layers, nominal
Clusters, nominal.
NUTS-AImonds, Nonpareils, 17h@1sc; I K
L, 16lS @1sc: Ne Plus Ultra. 16@17c; brakes.
1874 G14c: Languedocs, 1874 @l4c; hardshell, ga
I0c Walnuts, jobbing price-Softshell, 15616c
for No. l and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian Chest
nuts. 5dSc per lb
HoNEY-i6Qlehc per lb for bright comb and
1215@l4c for amber; water white extracted,
mountainous here; amber extracted, 5% @7c
per lb.
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Provisions

Cured Meats. unlike Fresh Meats. are rather
easy. owing to weaker tendency in thef East
This is said TO be due 10 the fact that the local
market is not dependent upon this State for sup
plies and the stock already here and on the way
is fully up to requirements. Prices remain un-
changed.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 15Ac per ID for
heavy. 15Nc for light medium, l61sc for light.
1y@1712c for extra light and 2o@2lc for sugar
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. 17G171ac; California
Hams 1612c; Mess Beef, SO per Dbl; extra
Mess, $3.50; Family. $10 Prime Mess Pork, $2i
Feet. So Smoked Beef. lac per Ib.
LARD-Tierces quoted at l0Kc for California
compound, 10Ac for Eastern compound and 123t
@13c for pure; half-barrels. pure. 18k d1s1ac;
1olb tins. 1914 @13&c; 5-lb tins. 1873 @13Nc;
Bib tins, 18% @14c
CoTToLENE-One hslf-barrel. 1o%c; three
half barrels, 10%c; one tierce, 10hc; two
tierces, 1o1c; five tierces, 101lc.
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10. AnreIea Markets

LOS ANGELES. March 26--No change was
made In the price Of any OF the leading COM
modities on the Produce Exchange this morn
ing. Receipts of eggs were about normal and
those of butter were greatly above the average
Produce receipts-Eggs. 592 cases: butter. 45-
ga pounds; cheese. Anchor. 5000 pounds; pota-
toes, 7I67 sacks: beans. 1850 sacks.
Following are the jobbing prices:
EGGS-Local ranch. candled, 23c.
BUTTER-creamery extras 67izc: creamery
frsts. S5c: dairy. 25c.
CHEEsE-Northern. fresh, ler; Northern. stor-
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Ea.tern CattIe Narket

CHICAGO. March 26.-CATTLE-Receipts
5000 head; steady. Beeves, s4@6.7o; cows.
81. .6od4T5: heifers. s2.65Q5.25; calves S5.25;
good 10 prime steers. $5-50d6.10: poor to
medium, $49s.2s; stockers and feeders. 81 75G
z.75.
lower. Light and mixed. s6.05de. .26; heavy.
$500. 221z; rough, s5.e5Q6.05; pigs, S5-25 a
6.15: good to choice heavy, $6-1096221
SHEEP Receipts. 1000 head; steady Ma
tives. s4d6.35; Westerns, S4d6.S5; lambs
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Hay and Feedsturs

After long months of harassments in the way
of slow rail deliveries the Hay merchants, by
sheer pertinacty, have got the railroads to real
lie the desperate conditions in the market here,
and they have actually begun TO order their IN
terror agents 10 send Hay into this city fast
as possible But it has been long and stubborn
fight TO accomplish this Yesterdays receipts
were large. amounting to 1896 tons. including
101 cars. High prices obtained without diff
hcuity. as almost famine conditions have lately
prevailed, and consumers wanted Hay IN large
quantities. The usual sales were made over the
regular quotations, some at S27 being reported.
Bran and other Feedstuffs continue scarce and
firm, with all quotations unchanged.
BRAN--S22M23 per ton.
130 per ton.
SH0RTS-s22. SOAPS. so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley, $25.50d 26. so;
Mixed Feed, s24@25; oilcake Meal. nominal: !:
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills. S26 In 10 and
$3.50 in ton lots; jobbing, s27; Corn Meal.
$5oG3l; Cracked Corn. S3l Q32; Broom Corn
Feed. e0c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots,
$50 so: jobbing, s215o per tom Meaifalfa, 5000;
jobbing. S21 so.
HAY-Choice Wheat. s2s@25 per ton; good
Wheat, S17G22.50: other grades Wheat SIG;
Wheat and Oat Si5622: Tame Oat, S14620;
wild Oat. s9.5o915.5o; Alfalfa, ss5o@l2;
stock, Ss912 per ton
STRAW-40d75c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 26.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour steady; No, spring wheat
77ss gsSse NO, No cs@s2c .,,o2 No rsd ik csH@ So
2 oats 4lAc; No 2 white, 42&c; No. white
89sz gal Nc: No. rye, 65c; fair 10 choice malt
ing barley 660T0c. No. / daxseed. $1-14; No.
Northwestern, s1.21: prime timothy seed. $4.45;
clover. contract grades. $3.50; short ribs. sides
SIS *: ard Per loo lbs SIS short bort
clear sides (boxedl, $s 7569; whisky. basis of
high wines 12e.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
FUTURES
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Clearer weather tends to make the millers more
cheerful, and If it continues the market will right
itself and soon get back to normal conditions,
when wheat can be got TO mill and Flour away
from it. Affairs have been in bad condition ever
since the recent foods began. The market con-
tinies very firm, but the millers say they look
for no further advance in the near future.
FLoUR-Califona Family Extras 81 SoQ
$40 net, without discount; Bakers Extras 81. 40
@4.60; Superfne, $3. 25d3 so; Oregon and Wash
ington. per Dbl, S4.25G4.5o for Family and $3.75
for export grades
FARlNACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
net cash, no discount, are follows: Graham
Flour, s2.eo per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $780, Rye
Meal, $500; Rice Flour. 81. 7.20 Corn Meal, s.. 90
extra cream do So 40; Oat Meal. 81 10; Ost
Groats, S4-30; Hominy $3.40@3.60; Buckwheat
Flour, 81: Cracked Wheat. s. 40; Farina, 81 10;
Whole Wheat Flour, $40: Rolled Oats, bbls Sc
S4-30, IN sacks $3.50: Pearl Barley, $40; Split
Peas, boxes. S5; Green Peas, s. per 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
AraiIabIe Grain supply

NEW YORK. March 26.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with previous accounts:
Wheat, United States east OF Rockies, de-
creased, 542, 600 bushels; Canada, increased,
74z 900 bushels. Total United States and Can
ada, increased. 20. 900 bushels Ahoat for and
IN Europe decreased SOC. 900 bushels Total
American and European supply decreased 29S, 600
bushels. Corn, United States and Canada.
decreased I01. 600 bushels. Oats. United States
and Canada. increased 646, 900 bushels.