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CereraI Merchaufiise

BAGs-san Quentin. 7%c: Grain Bags. June
July So @9c: Wool Bags. 42l5@4T1sc.
ton. s12; Beaver Hill $40; Coos Bay, $40. Rich
mond $12; Cumberland. $14 In bulk and SIG 70
In sacks: Welsh Anthracite: $40; Coke. Slo per
ton In bulk and SIS In sacks; Rocky Mountain
oII-ouotations are for barrels. Linseed. 54c
per gallon for boiled and SIC for raw. cases &c
AA. cases. 81 2sa1. 80: Lucol. SOC for boiled and
4se for raw: China Nut. cases, s5Gsoc per gal,
lon; Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and
soc for Australian: extra bleached ed winter Sperm,
Whale OIL. 55c: extra winter strained Lard OIL,
s5c; No Lard Oil, csc; Pure Neatsfoot OIL.
4oc: Salmon Oil s5c boiled Fish Oil. s5c; Paint
COAL OIL GASOLINE. ETC.-water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons, 1oglle; special DO.
Star, 17c; Extra Star, 2oc: Elaine. 26c; Eocene.
lee: Stove Gasoline. In bulk. 17l5c. In cases 24c;
No. Engine Distillate, iron barrels or drums.
in bulk l21ac in cases 19c; SO degree Gasoline.
in bulk 30c. In cases 36c.
TURPENTTNE-9slsc per gallon In cases and
e215c in drums and iron barrels
$3.50: ssi /. s7.gss; u, $50; v g. $3.50, '' =
per ib white Lead. s@s1sc. according to guam
SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cubes A,
4.65c; Candy Grsnulated, 465c: Fine. Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 4.55c; Beet Granulated 600
Ib bags only, 4-s5c: confectioners' A. 4.55c;
s.o5c; D. 3.s5c; II. & E. Crystal Dominos, so5c:
Tablets. half -bbls, 5.o5c: boxes. 5.3oc: per ID.
soc and eS 'iss Sc Ss os for al as5s se
order taken for less than IS barrels or its equiv
alent.
CANNED FRUIT Following are the calIfor-
MIA Fruit Gamers Association quotations for
1909 mack. T. O. b..
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 1e.-May wheat closed = "a
l&c higher. corn. NC and oats sc. Provisions
were l2I9Ml5c lower Wheat manifested a
moderate degree Of weakness al the opening on
selling by pit traders. who were Influenced Dy
lower cables and liberal receipts Before the
end Of the first hour however. the market had
regained all of the early loss and as trading
While numerous damage reports were received,
there were also many advices that the fail sown
crop is generally IN good condition. The market
derived it's strength chiefly from the advance
in the price of and oats. During the last
hour shorts covered freely and the market closed
strong, final quotations being close TO the highest
point. May wheat opened &c TO 1sc lower at
75lS a 75Lc, advanced TO &c and closed at
Il a 76c.
Aggressive buying. due 10 the fear that the
crop movement Will soon decrease. caused decided
strength in the corn market. Receiving houses
generally reported that country offerings were
light. The market closed strong. May corn
opened unchanged 10 ~ higher at 45la a 45Ssc,
advanced 10 1850 and closed at the top.
May oats advanced more than / cent because
OF urgent demand by bull leaders. The more
distant futures however. were inclined 10 drag
because of reports that seeding has been started
in portions of Illinois under favorable conditions
An advance OF 12c TO lc in the price of cash
grain strengthened the options May oats opened
&c 10 Lc higher at 40la a 40ssc. advanced 10
Al q a Al &c and closed at 4l%c. Local receipts
were 1872
Provisions were firm early in the day because
Of a SC advance in the price Of live hogs The
hog market weakened later and provisions also
declined. At the close May pork was of l2.3c
at Sl5.T2h. Lard was down 2lac at $S921 1ac
and ribs were I2l2 Gl5c lower at $ST21a a SO.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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I.nr AnneIes aInrket.

Los ANGELES March ia slight advance
in nearly all commodities handled in the
produce market during the next few days
would cause surprise because conditions
are such to make the supply of produce in
this market smaller than at any time in the
season. The storm in the north has completely
stopped the supply for time from the places
whence come most Of the produce from that
part Of the State. Shipments enroute will not
be affected. of course, but for several days TO
come the receipts from the north are certain to
stinening in prices Added to this is the
further handicap OF bad roads In this section.
will reduce the local supply further
ON the exchange the quotations are more m
changed. Eggs arrived in smaller lots today
have been recently, but cannot be termed weak
Official receipts Of butter were extra large. No
beans. onions or sweet potatoes arrived. No
change is noted in poultry. Game continues
scarce. is usual at this time Of the year.
only few cottontsils arriving occasionally.
Large fish is in good supply. Some of the
smaller kinds are 10 be had in small quantities
and Holsters scarce.
EGGS-Local ranch, eandled. 20c.
BUTTER-Naliey creamery, fancy, 81 lzc; coast
creamery. fancy. soc. coast creamery, choice,
5211c: cooking. 22@24c.
CHEESE-Northern. fresh, 1sc; Northern,
storage. l6c: anchor. large. 20c; anchor, Young
America. pic: anchor. hand. 22c; Eastern singles
l1a1ac; Eastern twins. Ice; Eastern cheddars, Is
0l612c: Eastern DonghOm, 21c: Eastern Daisy,
2oc Swiss. imported 32c; Swiss. domestic. pc;
PoULTRY-Buving dive weight). per ib:
2as pounds, 21c; roosters, or more pounds, 1sc;
stays, SC; hens, l5c; old roosters, SCI turkeys,
heavy. 16c, turkeys. light. not wanted ducks
l5c; geese, l2c; squads and pigeons. S1-50 to
$1.75 per dozen. Selling Give weight, per lb-
Hens, Ice; young roosters. 16c; fryers. pc; brol
ers. 25c; old roosters. &c; turkeys. large, lsq
1ec: small leM17c; ducks. 15n16c: geese. Is
alec. Selling frozen. dressed Easter stock.
per lb-Hens. 1ed17c: young roosters. 19i2c;
fryers. 19c: broilers, 2ec turkeys. old toms.
p i2c: young toms. 2Sc; hens, 2215c; geese, 17c:
ducks. lsc.
POTATOES fper cwtl-Easteru Early Rose,
S2.50Q2. rs: Oregon, S2-25; Idaho. So Colorado.
81: Wisconsin. 81: Minnesota. 81: new stock,
6A asc per lb: sweet potatoes. yellow. IS.
ONIONS-oregon, $1.75; Australian brown.
northern. Sl-25Ql so: garlic. T1s@l0c: Chilis.
evaporsted. 136l3Hc: sun-dried. 13613lac;
ground. 12l5c: Alexican bulk. 121z G13c.
BEANS lper cwt)--Pink. No. i. $2.75; Lima,
No. 1, S4.75G5; Lady Washington. No /. 81 IS
as; do small white. No. l. S3.25Q3.4o; black
eye. $5.5o@e-50; GarvanEas, $550@6; lentils.
121z d15c per ID.
HONEY Cper lb)-Comb. water white, LIB
frames, Ice: light amber. lac: comb, white. 156
i6c; extracted water white, 60-lb cans, ~ @sc;
extracted white, sob cans TIC; light amber,
60-lh cans Tc
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~ NnrIr sfncL MnrI.rf

NEW YORK March ls.-Today's stock mar
ket was regarded as 9 natural consequence OF
the dsnlorsiiza tiOn OF last week. but weakness
and unessiness were much more acute than were
F, expected and gave rise 10 fears al times Thar
again and slipping back into frenzied conditions
There are always some strongly held accounts
which are hec through slump on iss. as "eek .sek
and protected IN spirit Of assurance that they
can be closed out 70 better advantage by waiting
for the frightened selling Of weaker holders 10
be ended. The strength OF these accounts Is I'M
paired nevertheless. 10 such extent that they
are subjected 70 pressure by brokers or banks
or others concerned in helping 10 carry them 70
ductiop OF uncovered short accounts adds to the
weakness OF those held-over bull accounts and
q the urgency for closing them out
The selling during the first hour today aroused
kind was being forced 70 liquidate without regard
u the ability Of the market 10 absorb the heavy
disclosed, but rumors became very explicit OF q
threatened embarrassment
A good deal Of anxiety was expressed also
over the money situation abroad. II was some
what remarkable that this anxiety was fostereo
by the persistent effort Of New YORK bankers 10
seemingly heavy sacrifices which being made
in the New York market for lack of credit facil-
ifies which the foreign exchange market inoi-
cstes power 20 secure gave rise TO the vague
fear that something worse than the New YORK
stock market condition is feared il demands for
gold should be forced on foreign markets.
Cabled reports were circulated fn Wall street
today that the Bank OF France was lending gold
10 the BANK OF EnEldnQ- LDdl the EnElel DIRK
authorities had requested New York bankers TO
refrain from bidding for gold in the London mar
ket, and that Berlin louidsting securities
IN London on g large scale. AT the same time
money and discount rates were easier in London
Money on call here showed further relaxation,
and the advance 10 a premium OF NeW York
exchange at Chicago indicated tho process Of
remittance from that center TO this. Foreign
exchange was weak in spite Of the reported trOu-
bles Of foreign money markets. The easier tend
encT extended 70 the money market here. rates
for which were ouotsbly lower. The opera tons
with the Subtressury are yielding some gains 70
rhe banks. The further liquidation IN the stock
market Is = relief 10 the money market. An
other factor in the days uneasiness came from
the tone Of the inrims tions given out by prom
fnent capitalists in their new accessibility 10
newspaper reporters.
infimdtlonS, though vague were interpreted IS
evidence OF r8ncor among different groups Of
capita lists. Insinustions that the stock mar
; ket had been raided ae measure Of reprissl
bv one group Of capitalists having a grievance
! against another found q place IN some OF the
quoted uttersnces published in Wall street news
channels.
- The unsettled market continued throughout and
the closing irregular. although at substantial
recovcries from the lowest Levels.
Bonds weak. Total sales (psr Falue).
S. $4,000
United States bonds were unchanged on call
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS

Mining stocks still weak and local securities fiat
New York stocks points lower Call Money reasonable
9 y points lower. Copper stocks declined
Silver Domestic and foreign Exchange lower
Wheat still inactive. Local Barley market much quieter
Oats, Corn. Rye and Beans as previously stated.
Hav and Feedstuffs firm unchanged quotations.
Wool dull with manufacturers doing little buying.
Hops quiet and unchanged, but generally steady
Beef Pork firm Mutton weak, but no lower.
Hides and Provisions previously quoted
Raisins strong, with upward tendency Prunes dull
Potatoes strengthening under decreasing stocks.
Poultry and Game in light receipt and firm.
1zl5lc lower Eggs lc higher Cheese unchanged
Apples large supply and weak Oranges good demand
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. March le.-There was severe
break in the London tin market with spot
closing at flSs 5s and futures at flS6 10
closed at S4l64I.80
Copper was lower in London except spot
closing ct flO5 los and futures at fl06 15s.
unchanged.
Lead unchanged at se@ss 80 in the local mar
Spelter f26 5s IN the London market ana
unchanged locally at $6.s006.9O.
Iron was lower in the English market
standard foundry being quoted at b5s Sd and
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Hay and Feedstufs

The scarcity Of Bran continues, the recent ad-
vance is easily maintained and the other Feed
stuffs are still firm. with light stocks.
The Hay market also remains unchanged.
There was no market yesterday. no cars were
out, but buyers have TO pay full figures when
they purchase
BRAN-S22Q23 per ton.
MIDDIINGS-S27d3o per ton.
SHORTS-$22- 50Q23-50 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. So. .506126.5 so:
Mixed Feed. $24@25; Oilcake Meal nominal
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills, s26 in 10 and
$3.50 in ton lots; jobbng, S2I; OIL Cake
Corn $31 d32: Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl;
Alfalfa Meal carload lots, S2o.50 jobbing, S21 so
per ton; Mealfalfa $50 so: jobbing, S21. 90.
HAY-Choice Wheat s2lG24 per ton; good
Wheat, $I7@20; other grades Wheat, S13@16;
Wheat and Oat. S13Q21; Tame Oat S12@1S.50;
Wild Oat, 80: Common Hay, $s@12; Al
falfa. $s@11: Stock. SSG12 per ton.
STRAW-4OQ75c per bale.
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sifted. SIPS: extra sifted, $1.15; String Beans.
750soc; fancy, $1.10@1 20: gallons. 81. 1893:
Tomatoes. pa Id standards. s7h 690c-
prime washed; 12@l2hc for prime washed; 116
IL 1zc for good washed liz @12iac for good to
prime peaberry: 1o1a @111ac for good to prime;
9@10c for fair: 15@9c for common to ordinary.
Salvador-1111 9123nc nominal for prime 10
strictly prime washed 10H @11Ac for good
washed; 9h@1o16c for fair washed; liz 612c
for good to prime washed peaberry; ela @1015c for
rior unwashed 9Hc nominal for green unwashed: /:
10A 011c for good to superior unwashed pea
berry. 5Qs1ac for common to ordinary
Nicaragua--11 u 612c nominal for prime
washed: ek @10%c nominal for fair to strictly
good washed 9@9%c nominal for good to supe-
rior unwashed.
Guatemala la-Msxicsn-i2@1ahc for prime to
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Dried Fruits. Rai.in.. Nuts. Honey

Raisins continue firm in ali positions, and quo
cSsngsd snd ppwara pfunes are au ana un
inal. with supplies light
FRUITS-Apricots. 1914 @20c per Id; Evapo-
iSc; Pears 7A@1215c; Prunes, 4size basis. &c;
large sizes. 405c.
RAIsINS-Seeded 9@1OAc; Loose Muscatels,
nc, rye and Sc for 2, and 4 crown respec-
lively; Seedless Sultanas, 7A67lac; Thompson
Seedless, I12G7Sc for unbleached; London Lay
ers. 3-crown. $1.S5: London Layers, 2-crown,
1.75: Clusters, $3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa
and $3.50 for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds. Nonpareils, 171 61Sc;
x L. 1612 @1sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 16@1Tc; brakes,
131a @14c; Languedocs, 1874 G14c; hardshell. ga
lOc. Walnuts Jobbing price-Softshell. 15@16c
for No and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian Chest
nuts, 59Sc per h.
HoNEY-i691615c per lb for bright comb and
l2l5 414c for amber; water white extracted
nominal-none here; amber extracted, 5% @7c
per 10.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market


XIV YORK March 1e.--Money on call easier,
1l5m4l5 per cent: ruling rate, per cent, clos
ING bid ga. offered At 4.
Time loans easier and dull; sixty days, 606s
per cent: ninety days and six months, per
cent
Close-Prime mercantile paper, odo5< per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual business
IN bankers bills at &4.S3l0@4.S5l3 for demand
and a. 81 Ts6564 $50 for sixty y-day bills
Posted rates. S4S0Gs.S01a and S4.S4l5 4.s5
Commercial bills. 81 7SSs.
Bsr silver, 66&c.
Mexican dollars. 81 &c.
Bonds-COvernment. steady; railroads, weak
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Receipts of Produce
EoR Tuesday MARCH 10
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks still Declining and Local
Securities Neglected

Yesterday was another dull day on the StocS
and Bond Exchange. the whole trading being
confined TO $2S, 900 in bonds and $50 shares OF
stock. There were no fluctuations worthy of re-
mark.
The Comstocs mining shares were weak. with
some slightly lower. All were dull except Bel
cher. which showed some activity The Chollar
Mining Company levied assessment Of 1Oc,
delinquent April %.
The Southern Nevadas continued TO fall back
slowly, the favorite leaders showing the most
weakness Goldfeld Consolidated sold down te
S775. against a closing price the day before OF
$7S7h. Combination Fraction declined from
So SIS to So IS. Jumbo from s.. so to rs, and
so on The particularly active stocks were Blue
Bell Diamondfeld Triangle. Great Bend. Jumbo
Extension Mohawk Extension, Red Top Ex-
tension and st. Ives
The Great Western Mining and Milling Com
pany of Mono County has levied assessm ent
of sc, delinquent April 80.
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Ner Ynrk cnttnn Market


NEW YORK. March le.-FDoUR-Receipts
81. 400: exports. u. 400: dull but steady
WHEAT Receipts. 50 600. Spot hrm. No. 2
No. ] Northern Duluth. 9lAc T. o. b. ahost
No. ,. hard winter. SIC T. 0. b. afost.
Except for weakness at the start bearish
all day and closed half cent net higher Its
controlling influence the selling of coarse
grain together with grain damage May, SSi5 q
81 1-l6c; closed SIC; July, S4QS4&c; closed
81 1ze. September, s4A 9s4&c; closed. szssc.
WoOL-Steady.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
PETRoLEUA STEADY; refined. New York
delphia and Baltimore In bulk. $40.
SUGAR-Raw. hrm: fair refining. Be- cen
trifugal e6 test. 351c; nolssses sugar. 2ssc;
No. s, 42Oc: No O. 4J5c: No. 10. z.o5c: No
IL zc: No r. 395c: No f3. e0c No.
a $3.50: confectionery A. 4.5oc; mold A.
505c; cut loaf, b.soc.
CoFFEE-Fufures closed steady; net IN
were reported of II. 600 bags. including March
al $500: May. $5.9od5 e5: July. S5.15: Sep
tember, $5.75; December. $5.75@5.s0; January.
spot coffee quiet No Z. Rio. TIC; Santos
No. g. size: mild coffee dull: Cordova. edl2l5c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Steady. unchanged
EGGs-Firmer- Western hrsts. 17tsc; sec
PoULTRI-Alire. nrm: Western chickens.
1od12c; fowls. l4c; turkeys, 13c; dressed.
firm Western chickens. i0@l2c; turkeys, loG
DRIED FRUITS
ENAPoRATED APPLES-Dull; fancy, s1xG
SIC: choice. SIC: prime. 61hQ1%c
/ PRuNEs--oregon, ioc.
APRIc0Ts-Choice. lsc: extra choice. 1slk a
1scs fancy, 19@20c.
PEACHES-oniet
RAIsINs-Loose Muscatel. sGsc: seeded.
X @llc; London layers. si-s5dl.45.
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Provisions

Besides the cutting In Lard mentioned yester-
day there is nothing in this market, all deal
ers reporting business unsatisfactory.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, l54c per lb for
17@171ac for extra light and 2O@21c for sugar
cured; Dry Salted Sides. 14c: Bellies. 14A a 15c;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 17Q1715c; California
Mess, $3.50; Family, $10 Prime Mess Pork, S21
extra clear, $26; Mess, So; Pig Pork, $26; Pigs
Feet, SO; Smoked Beef. 14c per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 10Ac for California
compound, 10Kc for Eastern compound and 12$z
413c for pure; alf-barres, pure. 1871 Q131ac;
10-lb tins 1917 @13%c; 5-lb tins, 13a @13iSc;
3-lb tins. 1874 Q14c.
COTToLENE-One half-barre 1o4c; three
half-barrels. 10ssc; tierce, 101Ac; two
tierces. 10%c; five tierces, 1OAe.
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25 per ctl.
Flour and Farinnceous Goods

All descriptions under this head remain as be-
fore quoted. The movement in Flour continues
excellent
FLOUR-Calfornia Family Extras. 81 .S04
5-l0. net. without discount; Bakers Extras, 81 40
"A so; Superfne. $3.25@36 so; Oregon and Wash
ington, per Dbl. $4.25@450 for Family and 1915
for export grades.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages.
net cash. discount, follows: Graham
Flour. 500 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $40: Rye
Meal, $3.50; Rice Flour. $7.20; Corn Meal. $50;
extra cream do. 50. .40 oat Meal, $40; Oat
Flour. 81; Gre d Wheat. s.. 40; Farlna, $40:
Whole Wheat lour 1910: Rolled Oats. bbls S6
d7.25, in sacks $5.10@6-75; Rolled Wheat, bbs
! s4.30. in sacks $780, Pearl Barley $40; Split
Peas, boxes, So Green Peas, So per 100 lbs.
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Bcann and seeds

Beans continue quiet and steady. with a fair
demand for Coast use and shipment. There is no
further change in Seeds.
61S 25: small White s2.7562.95: large White.
81 2.15@2-S5; Pink. $2d225: Red. s.. 50@2. 20;
Limas S4.15m420 Red Kidneys. $3.3563. 70;
Blackeyes, $4.I564 90: Butter nominal at $3.50;
Cranberry Beans, $3.15@335.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 3@3a4c; Yellow Mus
tard. nominal; Flaxseed. 3 Il as 1ac: Canary. 4G1
45tc; Alfalfa. 1415 @15c; Rape, 1eg31sc; Timothy.
nominal; Hemp. sc; Millet. 3Ac per ID; Broom
Corn Seed. SlS020 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas,
So. 5o@275 per ctl.
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Eastern CnttIe Market

CHICAGO. March 19.-cATTLE-Receipts
1900. Market steady. Beeves, S4.1o@6.soi
COWS S170G4.90; heifers. S2.65d5.30; calves,
S5dT -25: stockers and feeders. s.. S0d4s5.
HOGS-Receipts. IL. 600. Market strong to &c
higher Mixed S65066.T5; light S6.5566 so:
heavy. $e.4Od6 72l5 rough s6.30G6.5 $50 pigs. $6
G6 65: good TO choice heavy. $6.70G6.S0.
SHEEP=Receipts, $4,000. Market strong.
Sheep. $4de.25; yearlings. $e@7.15; lambs,
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NEW YORK. March Especial cable and
telerrsphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies compared with previous accounts;
WHEAT-East Of Rockies. increased 3Ss,ooV
bushels: Canada increased IA 600 bushels; total
United States and Canada. increased. l.l63,0O0
bushels. -.
AfIoat for snd in Europe decreased, 400, 600
bushels: total American and European supply IN
creased. 763. 600 bushels.
CORN-United States and Canada. increased
]. 404. 00o bushels
OATS-United States and Canada decreased
B.-ch
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Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON March 20.-The wool market is
fairly active and firm Quotations.
California (Ecoured bssisl Northern, choice
6766Sc: Northern. good 66@67c middle coun-
u. 65G66c: Southern. 50 d63c.
Oregon (scoured basis Eastern No. 1. staple
72673c; Eastern No. /, clothing. 6s@70c; Val
ley No /. 60d62c.
Territory staple fscoured basis)-Fine 726
73c: fine medium 6Sd70c: medium. 45666c :
Territory. 6sd70c; fine medium, 66@6sc; me-
dium. 62d6zc.
Colorado and New Mexico spring secured 6s@
roc; No. /. 63665c.
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Northern wheat Marked

OREGON
PORTLAND. March 1e.-WHEAT-Cino' soc'
valley, zoe; red. tic
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. March le-wHEAT-unchanged
Bluestem, 73Q74c: club, 71Q72c; red, osg 'oc.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

The only noteworthy arrivals of fresh fruits
yesterday were of Apples. straight carloads OF
red varieties coming in from the southern part
of Oregon The stock came in to very weak
and oversupplied market and was offered at 81 90
@1.15 per box. but found few buyers Oranges
were in good request despite the unfavorable
weather. and prices for all grades easily
maintained. desirable sizes of some brands even
selling above the outside quotation. The other
Citrus goods were plentiful and dull at un-
changed rates.
APPLES-S1 01.T5 per box for Newtown Pip
pins S1@2 for red varieties. and $1.25g150 for
Belfowers.
PEARS-winter Nellis. 81 15o@2 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
$2.50G3 for fancy, Sl.75M2 * for choice and
81 25 T5 for standards; Seedlings. $1G1.50:
Tangerines, 50c@S1; Lemons. s2@2.5o for fancy.
S1-5oG1.I5 for choice and $1@ 1.25 for standard; !;
Grape Fruit. S2.25@2.75 for seedless and Sl.25@
1.50 for common: Lines, nominal.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas. $1@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Sl.75@3 for Central
American; Pineapples. nominal.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 19.-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour quiet and barely steady; No.
spring wheat 7qdS3c: No g. 72GS2hc: No. 2
red 72ks a sac: No. ? corn 441zc; No 2 yellow.
4s1z Q43i2c; No. oats, 4lc; No white. 4215c;
No 3 white. 40lsc: No. 2 rye, 65c: fair TO choice
mailing barley, 64670c: No. l haxseed, $l.16;
No. j Northwestern. 81 %: prime timothy seed.
s. so; clover contract grades, Sl4.75; short ribs.
sides Cloose). $s.55Gs70; mess pork. per bbl.
SI5 S5dl5 go lard per 100 lbs, sS5 short
clear sides Cboxedl. ss.s71s q9.25; whisky. basis
Of high wines 81 %