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CANNED yEGETABLES-P extra hne
siftsd; sl.25; extra. slfted. s1.l5; String Beans
Tomatoes 21s-Ib standards s7Isd9Oc
COFFEE-COsta Rica, 13G13lac nominal fol
strictly prime washed: 12112Lc nominal for
prime washed: nB111sc nominal for good
washed; IL = Gl21se nominal for good 10 prime
washed peaberry: 10as g111ae nominal for good
10 prime peaberry; 101a G111sc nominal for good
10 prime: 991Oc nominal for fair; 6G9c nominal
Tor common TO ordinary
SaIvador-II 4 gI2lsc for prime 70 strictly
prime washed: 10l5 d11I4c for good washed. 50
11015c FOR fair washed; III H12ic for gOo'l
to prime semiwasned: 9e G9&c for superior
unwashed; 914c for good green unwashed; 101s
lie for good 10 superior unwashed peabe-ryi
6dSl1e for common 10 ordinary.
Nicsragua-11 ! G12e nominal for prime
washed; 9A G10zsc nominal for fair 10 strictly
good washed: 9G9I4e nominal for good 10 su-
perior unwasked-
Z GuatemaIa- a-Mexiczn-12d13Ec for prime tc
strictly prime washed: uH911Ssc for strictly
good washed; 1O1S 911c for good washed. lO6
1o1zc for fair washed: eGs1sc for medium; sG0l
prime washed peaberry; 10ia911c for good tO
prime unwashed peaberry; 9ABS+e for good q
superior unwsShed-
Hawsiian-i3914c for fancy: III 0I2lse FOR
Il9l2c for peaberry; SGsc for low grades
Ecuador-S1zc for current unwsshed.
PACIFIC CODFISH-50-Ib bundles Whole
Cod. 3lzc: 1oO.Ib Whole Cod 4ise; do extra
large. sic; do imitation Eastern. SIC. Norway.
41<c; Anchor Brand. 4Ae; Narrow Gauge. 4z.e:
White Seal Middles. Sue: seabriEht BIocEs.
61ac; Crown Tablets. &c; Pearl Tablets, 7xc:
Boneless. 9G9he; Picked Cod. barrels. $3.50;
do half-barrels. s4.75; salmon. half-barrsls.
so. Net cash TO jobbing trade
SALT-LOcaI jobbe-s quote follows: Half
ground. s5.50d6 per ton: Dairy. 50 per ton: do
bales. S1-25 eaehs Rock Salt. s515-50 per ton
each There is no genuine Liverpool on the
market.
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Loa Anrele. Markef.

Los ANGELES March 5-LocaI and north err
ranea eandled eggs were advanced ic each this
mosnlng. SO that the prices AZ which they ars
ments OF eggs and Of other commodities haVs
Deen delayed By storms and Ysshogts- The Salt
Laze "a states that some shtpnents On fts lines viii
Butter Is reported little freer. although re
ce-pts are lessened because OF the rain No IN
cause larger supply eventually In fact. some
proves
Potatoes. though still weak show a slight
improvement Onions are In abundant supply.
There Is no change In poultry and game. AL
kinds OF rsh are scarce.
y F5eauce acs receipts: EFgs o2t cases; butter'
2sss sacks; onions. 80 sacks: beans. IS sacks;
sweet potatoes, none Following are jobbinz
EGGS-LocAI ranch czrdled. zoe: northern
ranch czndled 1ec
BUTTER-VaIIey creamery fancy. s7Hc: coast
ee55e9eemery fancy, eoe; coast creamery choice
CHEESE-Northern fresh. i7c. northern stor.
age. 16c; Anchor. large. lec; Anchor. fOuns
america, Zoe; Anchor hand. 21c: eastern singles,
1Igl9c; eastern twins. lie; eastern cheddars,
1tS1o15c: eastern longhorn, 20c; eastern daisy.
lse; Swiss imported. 2SG2ec; Swiss, domestic,
POULTRY Selling prices. live weight. per ID:
Hens. 1eG17c: young ROSTERS. isG20c: flyers.
2od2sc; broilers. q G26c: Old ROSTERS. 1idl2c;
ducks. isaitsc; Ia sesse. ease i5Slsc. ~ i'Ne'
Colorado s2.lo; salinas, $40: Highland. 8 as;
Wisconsin. 81 IS; Mfnnesota, 81 SIS: sweet pota-
toes. yellow, 81
oSIONs-YeIlov Danyers, northern. s1-75;
&c: chilis, evaporsted. 12h G13hc: dried. 1a
dl3lae: ground. i214c: Mexican bulk. 121s G13c-
BEANS, per ewt-Ptnk M 1. s.. 8; Lima No.
small white No, i, s.'2saa4o: BLACK sys. a. q
as; garvanzas, 81 25G4-50 lentils, i2i3 9i5e ID
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Receipts OF Potatoes for the first two days Of
the current week have been over % carloads,
almost all OF them being table Burbanks FROM
Oregon and the Eastern States These heavy ar
rivals coming upon an already overstocked mar
ker. have q depressing effect upon values. and
despite the fact that the consumption Is large.
receivers obliged to keep shading prices u
effect clearznces. This Is particularly true Of
Eastern stock. good portion OF which is COM
ing 70 hand In poor condition. having been ntpped
By frost while IN transit and some OF the arrivals
are being disposed OF at loss 10 the importers.
Supplies OF river Burhanks. which are controlled
largely BY speculators. are being held back pend
ing the return OF more favorable market eondE
tions- Onions are In free supply and weak. with
prices Of even the best stock unsteady. Receipts
OF Asparagus were increased TO about 1000 boxes
yesterday and prices for that staple were easier.
while Rhubarb scarce and higher. owing 20
the nonsrrival OF the train with fresh supplies
There were no noteworthy changes in the other
vegetables.
POTATOESPer ctl; River White. Si.ToG
1-so; Oregon Burbanks. s1.40d1-eO; Early Rose.
81 75G SIS: Eastern Burbanks, 81. 406 4 go;
Garnet Chiies. $1-30Q1. 40.
oNIONS-Yrilow. per ctl. 75cG7S1.
GETABLES-Asparagus, 116I2I5c per ID for
extras. 9G1Oc for No. / and 6la 6Sc for No. 2:
RhHbarb, S-509225; Green Peas. 5910c per ID;
Tomatoes, MexIe&n. sl-23dIl.5U per box: Hot
house Cucunbers. S192 per dozen: Cream
Squash. $50 75c per box; Garlic. 2isG4c per lb;
Celery. 25g Soc per dozen; Cabbage. S1-25 per
ctl; Caulia0wer, 5o965c per dozen; Carrots. 75c
per sack; Turnips. S191-35 per sack: Marrowfat
Squash $15G20 per ton; Hubbard Squash. $35G
40 Per ton; Mushrooms, 35Q50c per ID.
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Ne.r l-ork stock MErk~s

-eAloel Lolafe- a-+s
ioTerDmeat bo1ds hrn: railroad bonds easy.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO March 5-Despite preponderanc
OF bearish news sentiment in the wheat pit was
Oullish al day There 8 lively demand Mt
TIC opening by shorts and comm ission houses and
Tor a time trading was IN large volume. Brad
streets report OF the worlds visible supply Of
pared with an increase Of 4.33I 900 bushels a
year ago. While receipts 81 the northwest were
only moderate. the total primary receipts were
large and the demand FOR cash was quiet at
al points. Weather IN the southwest was re-
ported as favorable FOR the growing crop, but
several reports were received telling Of damage
by green bug" The demand during the last
half OF the session less urgent and part Of
the early advance was lost The market closed
firm May wheat opened unchanged to a shade
lower at 75E d75ssc. sold at 75izc. and then
advanced 10 16ss G7Ci1c. closing at 76c. {
Several leading comm ission houses were active
bidders for corn early in the day. and the market
showed considerable strength The claim By
local statistician that last years consumption Of
corn exceeded that Of the previous year by 900
600 900 bushels was the chief cause Of the lively
buying Realizing sales caused late reaction.
May opened a shade lower to q shade higher at
46ik q 467sc advanced 10 47G47lkc aud then de-
clined 10 1850. closing at 46@s n 4c15c
Oats were in active demand all day. and
prices advanced sharply. The buying was based
chiefly on a statement that only "a 9 per cent
OF Isst years crop : sim IN the hands of the
at 407sc 10 405sc. advanced TO Al &c and closed
at 411s d41Izc-
Receipts Of live hogs which were lower than
had been expected. caused firm provision
kef- Local packers led IN the buying and the
selling mainly by longs. At the close May
pork was up 20c, lard was 1915 4lT51c and ribs
I5c higher.
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dunn and lower grades are also selling fairly
The Oakland yards and interior sidetraeks are
stu full OF loaded cars. which are wanted ol
this market, but which the railroads are not De
livering. much to the disgust OF dealers.
Bran continues scare and arm. shorts an
steady, but not scarce.
BRAN-<21. 5Oqg -. 90 per ton
MIDDLISGS-$27et ESQ per ton.
SfToRTS-s21. .50sS2 per tom.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, 245O9eo 90
Mixed Feed. S2SQ25. Oieake Meal. nominal
Cocoanut CAKE or deal at mills, SO In ~ ana
s26- so in ton lotss jobbing, SET OIL Cake Meal
Feed SOC per etl: Alfalfa Meal carload lots
81. so. jobbing. $2t50 per toni Meaitalta'
HAY-Cholce Wheat, s2o8ee1e per tom good
wheat. i601es ether grades Wheat sld4lpl
Wheat and Oat, sl9@1V; Tame u@ts %te@4e'
Wild Oat, $10M1A, CogaRloR Hay, flp9 l1t Al
falfa S9Q135 SO; Steek, $iOal u par ton.
S'rRAM-40s4T5e per hale.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Vzsreet stocks continue to break with heavier sales
Copper stocks and Cotton lower Call Money 5o per cent
Sterling Exchange weaker Domestic unchanged.
New local mining exchange just organized
r,s+ck mining shares strong Southern Nevadas weak
Cash Wheat very firmly held. Barley steady Oats firm
Considerable damp Corn coming into market Rye dull
Flour and Farinaceous Goods still IN good demand
Hav and Feedstufs firm Beans selling fairly
Coal in moderate supply with more talk OF famine
Spring Wool shesring interrupted by frequent rains
Fair sales OF Hops steady and unchanged prices.
Sound Hides steady but grubby> y>stock weak
Sheep arriving freely, with decline IN Ewes.
Receipts Hogs rather larger Beef and Veal steady
Hams Bacon and Lard IN good demand and firm
Potatoes and Onions still in heavy supply and weak
Poultry in light supply and high
Better from 2c 5zc higher Eggs unsettled Cheese firm
Orange market showing rather steadiness-
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. March 5-COTTON-The mar
ker opened frEa. but turned weak Everybody
: long and there 5 10 short interest 20 sustain
the m2rzeL
Brokers feel thst Il s much better 70 avoid
loading up with cotton until the cemoralize-
ton IL Wall street subsidies and the receipts
from the South show = further falling Of
Theodore Price says Most substantial mar
ket we have yet had think the advance has
lust commenced
The Commercial SAYS The public is not
h-ITiuz but the beers are ti1id aud the pro
fessionsls who behind the bull movement are
showing very pretty nerve The market IS still
IN the hands OF the bulls and they don't seem
be losing any courage. although they know
that the ring crowd IS waiting 20 detect q
start profit taking
Futures opened steady. March. s.Isc; March
Nav. 99Ic: July. IO,0lc; August. To- 0Sc, Septem-
Jsnuary. 1047c
Futures closed barely steady. March. 9e9c;
ArrfI 9TTc- May 9 Sc. June. ssSc: July
3 So Augstsr 2 q7c. Septeu<ser. eSc. october.
10 Ice; December 10 26c: January. 10 43e
spot steady MfddIing uplsnds, 1LS5c' DO
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Beet sugar and Car Congestion

ne western sugar Refining Company has -
ereE the folIoEinc circular - -he trade
we sorry ssF that owing 70 re cor
resrer condition q rhe san Francisco yards q
ne Southern Pacific Company notice has neer
SERVED -har uuril rle srrcariou = relieved
81 VIII - impossible Tor them move any
beet sugar from the factory ~ rhc Spre-kels
sugar Company at Sprerkels. Cal. 20 San Fran
cisco Until you are advised the contrary
ue VIII therefore b. unable 20 accept any more
orders Tor this grade. i is impossible % "a y
wher VII he able 10 I'll such orders FOR beer
have Cur books. hrr they viii b.
executed Immediately following the eiot Cf TIE
sugar from the factory Sp1ecselsT -
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Unlisted Securities

Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid Ask Bid Ask
Bar CPC 6s1O44t ST NP % 1091a =
Cal NV R5sI11 stand Z 5s-- %
Marin " IS 1921 Do ztd IS SI-- -
ST Drydk 5s112 - sun Tel S. 1o5
ST G&E AIS 9454
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
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NV YORK March 5.-It looked f0r tine
TO-DAY a. though stocks had made q stand
forced prices down for sone tine past Bat
re early rally proved only breathing spell
% ralnfr l1rser volume ana more preelpl11re N
-rs Character rhln that - resrerdzT- win q
na1icET feeling ar ne last TIE faI "a prices
Uas notable for an abSence - news % scccunr
for I'll Tie violence x the faH. however. gave
rise ~ plenty of rumors ~ m0neT difficulties.
Nllen Tie urgency oi Unloading % stocks gave
niausihle color. No ruu0rs u any embzrra So
ment reached tle public. b0EeFer- The enor-
n0us unexpla ned selling "a afrhisou -as re
active irfuelce IN turning prices downward. Il
n a. in-rerssrr sr~i,fs,- r5~f5e1f - No.
abandoned hT rhe speculative party very heavily
Involved viii the stock on that assumntiOl- The
stocks came out in blocks q thousands u shares
execution ~ some very large buying orders. which
lac The appearance of being made for support.
The rest % the market ignored the Atchison sell
ing tor tine and heid irs rally well TEe con
rleTion o. tire merzer changed WREN the Hartman
stocEs bsgsn o. come out again. and esDecis lly
r1lrnerl faclnc hulorr we're current that de-
rerminsriol had been nescbed 20 reduce TIE divf-
oend % that stock. Kumors of rhis kind we're &C
tFely clrculared throughout rhe csF. but were -
rreiF without Official ssncron o. possible courrns-
rion Ihe most effective influence IN tie early rally
% rne market was che large demand for The
HiI STOCKS ar advancing quotations: circInstsn-
TAI report vas current that Erraugemeuts had
beer completed for rsking some Of the Isrxe
holdings of those stocks which were hanging
over the market The HGrrimsn holdings ot
Hil stocks, = was alleged. 1er- included IN
appearance ~ Inspiration vas given out curIng
The deT denying yesterdays that the
Hartman holdings were being licuicafec 70
provide resources - meet ror- falling due AZ
sn early czy Tor the purchase Of Baltimore and
Dhio stock for ne Union Pacific this year.
Money vas slightly easier. bOth cal and On
tine bit tlis was attributed largely 20 the
eject - the stock market LIQUIDATION The
cemorzllzed tone ~ the closing left much
anxiety for the future of the market.
The special weakness Of stocks which have been
he'd IN the Union Pacific treasury gave an i'm
preston thar that company's holdings were
being ICufdered- Atchfs0n fell an extrene
seven points, Southern Pacific snd Louisville and
Nashville I've. and the general list ID 20 over
rhree points The Efll stocks were the Ouly ones
IN the liEr 70 save anything Of fhe eariF "a ms.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales. par value
g ll0, 900
Dnitec States nep 4s registered advanced 4
and TIE coupons ! Per cent on call
View York Stock List
p p. Hutton a Co. 40 California street
neuben Of the New York stock Erchanae
furnish the following Est of bond and stock
sales yesterday
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Comsfocks strong-Southern Nevada
Weak=Another Mining Exchange

There was not much animation the STOCK
and Bond Exchange yesterday, both bonds and
shares being quiet and featureless. The members
OF this exchange have organized the San Fran
cisco Mining Exchange. with a large membership
which includes practically all the members and
six OF the twelve banks holding MEMBERSHIPS
in the Stock and Bond Exchange The new
mining exchange viii deal in active mines only
and Will exercise all possible care in selecting
its list OF mines. The officers are. Walter
Turnbull. president: A. W. Blow vice president:
d. r. Wilson, secretary: Matthias Meyer. treas
urer- When the exchange viii begin active
operations has not yet been definitely determined
as a number Of propositions being received
must first be taken under advisement.
The CoDlstock mining shares continue to i'm
prove and several scored further advance while
trading as rule exhibited further expansion.
The Southern Nevsdas. the CONTRARY were
weak and heavy. and the great majority OF fuc-
tuations were toward lower quotations Trading
proportionately quiet. and there was ro
marked activity IN any particular SICK
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EGGS-wesk Western hrsts. IsAc.
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. March 5.-The London tin
market was I5s lower, with spot quoted al
elsl I5s and futures at elso S. Locally the
market was quiet and shade easier. with
spot quoted Sal -S5d4 10.
Copper declined los In the London market.
with spot quoted at &10o los and futures at
&11o 12s Cd Locally the market was firm
with lake quoted at $25-2jG 25-50. eIectroIytic
at s24.sTiz g25.12h. and casting at S24 501
25.T5.
Lead was Is Sd higher st els les Sd in Lon
don. but remained quiet and unchanged at s6d
C-30 in the local market.
Spelter was unchanged in both markets being
quoted at &26 IS Sd IN London and at s6 soH
$50 IN the New York market.
Iron lower IN the English market with
standard foundry quoted at 54s and Cleveland
warrants AT SIS lid Locally the market was
Unclaimed.
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Foreign Future.
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, March 5.-The wool market Is gen
orally active and firm. A moderate business has
been done in pulled vools. The strictly cloth
ing wools are quiet and in favor OF the buyers
There Is continued good inquiry for fine pulled.
For territories Ii l. estimated that this week has
been the most active OF the year. One firm
transferred a million pounds. and others more
tAan tnaf. One buyer took on between one and
two million lbs OF fine staple Montana. paying
&c Foreign woods are firm. Quota tions:
California tscogred bzsisi. northern choice.
g H6Iisc: northern good G6667c; middle
county 65965ci southern, 62d65c; fall free,
81 455c-
OREGON fscoured basisl. No. L Eastern staple
"a Iae; Eastern No l clothing. 6sGT roc; valley
No l. 6O062e.
Territory staple. secured, fne. 72973c; fine
medium, 6Sd 70c; medium, 65G66c
Territory ordinary secured basis) nne esl
I-c: fine medium, 66G6sc: medium, 62de4c
Colorado and New Mexico, spring (scoured
basis. bS1 sgc: No. l. 63G65c-
Pulled wool secured basisl- extra, T0G73e;
hne A, 63G6Ic; supers. 57G60c; B supers. 45c
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Hides. Tallovy, Wool and Hops

The only feature to Wool Is that shearing has
commenced down IN the San Joaquin Valley buf
Is being interrupted by the frequent rains an
ket-
There Is fair and continuous buying OF Hons
which keeps that market steady. There have re-
Gently been q number of sales OF poor to fair
Oregons al 7l569c per H.
Good sound Hides are quoted steady and in
active demand with no accumulation Of stock.
but this Is the season for grubby Hides which
are weak. and not meeting with much attention
from buyers
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers lila
l2i1c; medium. l1912c; light, 11d12c; Cow
staEs, 4acT salted Kip. 11zN12lzc; Salfed
Veal, l491Je; Salted Calf 1f10151lc; dry
Hides, 23c; dry Kip. 20622c: dry Calf o5G
26c; Sheepskin. shearlings. 20l50c each: short
Wool. 5o@65c each; medium. 709e0c; long Wool.
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PouItr and Game

Conditions IN the Poultry market stand practi
cally the same at the close OF last week and
quota tiOns show scarcely any variation. the few
changes reported By dealers being all in the di
rection OF higher prices. Receipts from Califor
MIA shipping points continue light and everythin.
the list sells readily at remarkably hizh
prices Two cars OF Western Chickens came IL
since Monday noon. making three cars received
thus far this week. The stock met with prompt
sale at ss4S.J0 per dozen. Game continues L
meet with steady call 1T good figures
POULTRI-Per dozen Hens. S7G9 for
large and S5d6 for small. old BOOSTERS. 81 -5045 s.
young Roosters. s7.50G9: Fryers, So. 5Od 80;
BroiIers, $685. 30 for large and S4.5Od ). so FOL
small Pigeons. s1.o5G1. so: Squads, $3G4:
bucks, sI9s for young and $5M6 for Old
Geese. S. 50G3 per pair
GAME-Gray Geese. 81. so. White Geese 81 sc
a.; Brsnt. 81 for large and 81 for small. Honk-
ers. s69I-5o; Hare, S2-25; Cottontan Rabbits.
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neans ana seeas

Beans eontinue steady for uaest kinds and hfn
For some notably Hlaekeye- Dealers report
very fair demand for Aixed eaEs fer sAipnAeA1 v
coast. Eastern aud southwestern Folats. theft
IS nothing new IN Seeds. :,
BEANS Iper eTtl-aaVes. ~ 2e6y2.aai Pes, -
G3-25; small White. 81, ,TaG2,a5i large Waits
SzH1S5: Pink. $&@xSot kea, Sz Sc&1' te
Ltuas. $410&s4.l5: Red Kidneys A3sa48. "a,
BIsckeyes. s4.5o@ss.TS; Butter, nominal at "a;
sEEDS-Brown Mustard. IS 5O84; Yellow
Mustard noIninais Flaxseed. 81 Iai Canary 4ei
Alfalfa 13c. Rape, 1@Ss4e; Ttmotny, nomlnati
Hemp. A. q &c per los Mtllet. Sei hroem corn
Seed s1s620 per ton.
DRIED t'k-AS-Niivs. nominal; Green feas'
g 50G2 - per ell.
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EASTERN MARKETS
1ew York sfoney MARKET

NEW YORK March 5-Norey on call. 5Es
rer cent; ruling rate. ? per cent. clos.ng bid,
- per ceut offered ar per cent Tine iosus
dull and slightly easier sixty days. -. as Dei
cent; ninety days. "a. pr cenr; SIX months
81 H5- Per cent
Close- Prime mercantile psper. =. E6 PEI
cent Steri NJ exchange easier. vita acrual bust
ness in hsnkers' bills st s. s<55d4 SEQ Tor de-
mEnd and - $3.50 4 sl40 for sixty day bills
Posted rates s. 81 a $50
Commercial bills s. SoiS e = SOL.
BEr silver. f-f-
Mexican d0Iiars. -l3i1
Government bonds frm: railroad bonds easy.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

The demand for Flour is still good but scarcity
OF cars and slowness of railroad deliveries still
handicap business. Quotations continue drm
fLOJ R-Caiifornia Family Extras. x4 So6
$40. net without discount; Bakers. Extras 81 %
ez4.f0; Superhne. 81 25lla.6o: Oregon and wash
ington, per bbl, sf.2004.4o for Family and So 65
Tor export grades.
FAEfNACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
net, cash. no discount. follows. Graham
Flour, 80 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $40: Rye
Meal 800: Rice Flour, 81. 20; Corn Meal, 81 so;
extra cream do. So 40; Oat Meal. 81 10: Oxt
Groats. 40; HomIny. ss.4o03.6o; Buckwheat
Flour. s.: Cracked Wheat. 50 40; Far1na, s410;
Nnole Wheat Flour: g 10; Rolled Oats, bbls IS
$40. in sacks $3.50 Pearl Barley. $40; Split
Peas, boxes. So; Green Peas. IS per 100 lbs.
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Available Grain sunplr

NEW YORK. March Especial cable and tel
ezrEphic communications By Brsdstreets show
the following change in available supplies as
compared with previous account: Wheat.
United States west OF the Rockies. fncrea sed
ZI5.0Oo bushels: Canada. increased 1.OO7. 600;
total increase for the United States and Canada.
1.5s2. 600 bushels: ahOat for and In Europe in
creased 300. 900 bushels. total American and
European supply. increased 2. 53s. coo bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada. increased 49,
600. oats. United States and Canada. decreased
1874 coo bushels
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TnteruaI Revenue Collections

IL r-h-1arv the collections - internal revenue
r. - Ffr-t District of California. which IL
-Ir<sr Ssr Franefs-o were IS follows Lists.
sgssr - beer $50 o50. grain spirits, 81
e50 IS. fruir - T. exports. $50 cigars
r1d ~Icsrrrres Siz 20 1G- snUr. s2s-s5- 70
hs-rr SIIaT IG- special taxes SsD72-5i playing
cards 81 I6. total. $50. has
last months c1llectiozs SHOW al increase -
ever 8 uer ceuf o. 81 -107 over February, 1915,
ne rn--ec-Lnn ~ rhat nan-h helnE 50. go. .
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rHE coPPER sToCKs

BOSTON. March 5--The market today showed
the most decisive break We have had IN many
months Money Is very tight and every one seems
70 have more stocks than he can carry TIE
HqUida ton toward the close showed signs OF
q panic and we expect 4 sharp break 81 the
openfng tomorrow. Most houses are refusing TO
buy except for cash. and brokers advise every
one 10 BE- prepared 10 take up their account. or
st least have II amply margined In case money
gets any tighter. The New York railroads were
The worst sufferers. but al the good eo7pers
came cut freely and there were very few buyers
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Easfern I.ixestock Market

CHICAGO. March 5.-CATTLE - Receipts.
5000 Market steady. Beeves. s4.75Ge55: cows
and heifers. s1-5d5-25: stockers and feeders,
$50 so: calves s6l7-5O.
HOGS-Receipts 1900. Market strong 10 SC
nigner Mixed and butchers. seso9Is coed
nesvy, s6.s09I: rough heavy. s6-soGo-sais;
Agn1s S1,eo16sI y; pigs. S6iogo.a
sHEEP-Receipts u oco- Market strong
sheep, s. -75d5- IS: lambs s4-T5GT-Jo