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Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO. April 1o.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000:
heifers, .$2:l5@6 %; Texans. g. 20@5 40;
stockers and feeders. So. .25@5 .25.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Market weak. Light,
50. T0G6.15; mixed, So. 5.70Q6. 20; heavy. 81 20
Q6. 10; rough, IS. .7oQ5 SO; pigs, 81 .60@5. so;
bulk OF sales, S6@6.15.
:, Sheep--Receipts, 5000. Market steady Ma
tves. 81. 1906 80; westerns, 81. 1885, so; year
lings, Sc. 25@7 80; lambs, S6@7.70; westerns,
OMAHA, April 0.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000.
Market steady. Native steers, S5Q6 80; cows
and heifers. 81 .50@6. 90: western steers, So 80
30: Texas steers, $36b.15: cows and heif-
ers, 81 1904 85 stockers and feeders, $50
o. calves, $3@6; bulls and stays, S3Q5 20.
:, Hogs-sReceiptsl $500. Market 6qloc lower
20 20 .eeg5 70; pigs. 81. .5o@5.2 bulk of sales.
sheep Receipts 1.5oo. Market steady. Year
lings. $6@6. so; wethers, So 75@6 .25 ewes. SIS
@6; lambs, So soar. 80.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, April 0-Cattle-Receipts.
d,Voo Market steady. Native steers, So. Esq
$50; native cows and heifers. $3G6 35; stock
ers and feeders, So 1905 So bulls, 50 10 45 .35;
calves, .S4g8i westerns $4.soG6.75; western
Hogs-Recepts, 5000 Market steady. Bulk
OF sales, 70. l5Q5 .95; heavy, So .90@6; packers
pigs, S4G5. .25.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 Market steady. Nut
tons, SO. 25@6 so; lambs So 50@7 so: range
wethers, 81. 50Q7 10; fed ewes, $546.30.
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NEW YORK, April 10.-Hutton's wire saws:
Cotton was irregular throughout the session.
II showed natural tendency toward improve
ment at the opening better Liverpool
market and further good buying by large wall
street operators There was not enough SUM-
port. however, to the, movement to cause more
than slight and temporary advance. Covering
by shorts and some further support from some
OF the new wall street interests. however pre-
vented any further slump. and in the last hour
the market rallied again Sentiment continues
intensely bearish among the generality of local
and southern operators and the short interest is
enormous Dry goods people have been good
buyers of cotton. The average trader does not
stop 10 consider that cotton has lost 200 points
and that the situation is stronger today than in
years.
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and S1.75Q2-25 for medium. 75eQS125 for
small and 25H50c for colts; horse hides, dry,
S242.25 for large and 81 15O@2 for medium. soc
9S1 for small and 25G5Oe for colts; deer skins,
dry Mexican. 5426c; dry salted 10. 20g -4c,
picked do, zoe: dry Central American, 260I-oc.
goat skins. prime angors. 50cWSl; large hair
goats $50 l40c; medium. 20Q3Ocs small. 10q2Oc.
TaIlow-NO. 1 rendered, 4c: No. 2. SW512cs
grease, 2421ac.
WOol-Spring clip Humboldt and MendOcino.
years staple. 20N22c; fall clip, northern free
mountain. 7010c; do defective. 69772c; San
Joaquin and southern 50Tc, according TO shrink
age and defects; fan Lambs SG1Oc Tor northern
and 60iS for southern; Nevada 11012c per h.
HOps-Prices to growers follows: 1906.
IL @21ac; 1907 crop, 4Q51nc for all coast de-
scriptions; contracts, sG10c for one year and
1Od11e for three TO i've years.
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Provisiops

Ihough the recent advance was due to the adj
JGstment OF local quotations to the Chicago Level
rather than 10 any increased frmness here. the
market Is reported very steady. with the de-
mana better than il has been. There was nc
further Change yesterday.
cured Meats-Bacon, 121Ac per ID for heavy.
doe Tor light medium. Ice for light. 1614e for
ira light sugar cured 2o02Ic dry salted sides.
re; bellies. 12@l3I2c; eastern sugsr cured
Rams. 1412c for heavy and 15c for light: Cali
iorhla hams, 131a Q14c. beef. SIS per
bnl extra family. $3.50: family, SIS. 80;
prime mess pork. S2i; extra clear. SD: mess,
~; pig pork $25; pigs feet. So for half
Dds. $225 for - ID kegs and 81 80 for kits
smoked beef. 1S6eaOc per b.
Lard -TierceS quoted 1T Sc for California
compound o49iac for eastern cumpeund and
ile for pure half bhls. pure. IL Hc: 30 L, titus.
~ il1+c' 10 ID tins. l1%c: . ID tins, II -. ID
Cottolene One half bbl. 9t.c. half bbs.
ssssse' tierce. &c; tierces. s1se: ) tierces.
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

held for most of the day, but toward the close
prices of easily scattered selling. The
local market lacked buying orders and was very
dull, with a tendency to sag. Traders look
for dull and sagging market for coppers until
the metal shows improvement.
Beginning today all transactions in the Utah
copper company's warrants of subscription for
10 year per cent convertible bonds will be in
the full protected warrants.
The directors Of Amalgamated Copper will
meet on the 18th to declare the quarterly diyi-
dend, which Is expected to remain unchanged
at SOC.
All grades of copper metal are hc lower.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by Z. F. Hut
ton & Co.. 400 California street, San Fran
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. April 1o-London tin market
and futures at 4s Ma oe spo' cc0g the markes
was easy at S31e2 y @31. sT5a.
The London copper market WIS lbs lower.
with spot quoted at f57 los and futures at f5S
6s. Locally, the market weak and a little
lower, with lake quoted at $1275@l2.S112 /;
electrolydc at $12.621aQ2 and casting at
$12.87 "a @12.50.
1t is reported that one of the leading pro-
ducers whose selling price had been held about
the market, has met the figures of other inter
ests- One concern is still said to be holding
for 1874, but to be doing business at this
figure
Lead was lower in London with spot quoted
at f13 15s The local market was firm, but un-
changed, at 3.9544.
Spelter declined to f21 5s In the London
market, but dull and unchanged at 81. .609
4.75 in the local market.
Iron lower In London with standard
foundry quoted at sis and Cleveland warrants
at 52s Sd. Locally, no change was reported.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

The Minneapolis millers yesterday reported a
marked improvement in the demand for -four.
The local -four market continues dull with
millers reporting collections slow.
Flour-California family extras. So. .4066 net
without discount bakers extras So. 400 s. 65
superhne. S4.20@4.50; oregon and Washington
per Dbl, $4.55Q5 for family, bakers and pat
ents and 81. 10@4.30 for cut Off; Kansas patents
San Francisco track, $685.; do straight, Sc 40;
Dakota straights, $6.10; patents. $3.50 per Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In packages, net
So per 100 lbs; rye -four So. 40; rye meal. So 90:
rice -four. S7.20; corn meal, S2.75; extra cream
do. $40; oat meal. $4.10: oat greats, $3.50;
hoininy, IS. 40Q3.60; buckwheat four s4;
cracked wheat. $3.50; farina S4.2o; whole
wheat dour, $500; rolled oats bbls S667.25 in
sacks S6.25G6.75; rolled wheat bbls s43O.
In sacks s3.s0; pearl barley, $40; split peas
boxes IS per 100 lbs.
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imported, 52c; Swiss. domestic, 23c; brick cream.
21c; hmburger, 22M23c
fotatoes tper cwt)-Fancy highland Burbanks,
9ocgsi; choice. l5c@$1; fancy Salinas. 81. ga
i30; choice, 81 rs; fancy Oregon early rose, S29
90; Idaho, $125; Lompoc, 81. .50g 1.65; local
potatoes, So; red sweet potatoes. $3 per sack.
onlons-Ohio yellow. 81. 50 Colorado red globe,
S45o; Bermuda, $3Q325 a crate; garlic, 1sc.
Beans (per cwt)-Pink No. /, So. .50G3.G5; lima
NO. /, 50; Lady Washington No. 1. $3.50 small
white No; l. s3,70Q3.S5; blackeyes. So; Garvan-
zas, $3.50; lentils. 1115c.
Chilis-Evaporate 12hc
Popcorn-New. s.. 80 per 100 lbs
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. April 1o.--cash quotations were
wheat, 93c@$1 .05; No. 2 red, S9es @91 &c; No.
2 corn. 67@67Ac; No. 2 yellow, 67A 965 15c;
No. oats 52A g: No. white, 501h 0g521ac;
fair to choice mailing barley! 14@s3c; No.
northwestern faxseed, $l.1sA; prime timothy
seed, 81 80; short ribs. sides Qoosel, So. ~ ~
7.1215; short clear sides boxed, 81 .500l7 rs; !;
mess pork. per barrel, $13 .25G13 371h lard, per
100 pounds, $50; whisky, basis Of high wines,
81 AZ
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Hay and Fecdstufrs

A sudden increase in hay receipts yesterday
to 11O tons, all by car took buyers by sur
prise and caused them to purchase more spar
ingly- The sharp advance of the day before
also had deterrent effect. Prices remained
unchanged, however, and there nothing
new in feedstufs
Bran-S30@32 per ton.
Middlings-$33G36 per ton.
Shorts So d33 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. $29@3O; rolled oats
for feed, S31 @33; mixed feed, $26@27; oiIcake
meal, In 20 ton lots $3.50. in 10 ton lots $3S 5
ton lots $3.50, smaller lots S39; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills, S2I in 10 and $3.50 in . ton
lois, lobbing SIS; corn meal, S34 cracked corn,
700, broom corn seed, 9Ocq$l per ctl; alfalfa
lots SD per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $l6@21: wheat and oat. $i6@20;
tame oat, S1341I so; volunteer wild oat
sl2glo.5O' alfalfa, SOFA stock, $S@1o per
Straw-55@e0c per bale.
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Dried Fruits. Raisin@, Nuts and Honey

- Fruits @ Apricots, l2G14c; evaporated apples.
Ss y &C: g. pears, 699c; peaches. ~ G9c; hgs,
4 size basis, 2ss Q31ac per ID.
. Ratsins r. o. b. Fresnol-2 crown. So G4e;
csSSwn, crown, 4G4l4c; crown, 4h14$c: seeded.
6@6hc; seedless sultanas. 41544Ae; 81. I5Gl
10 Tor London layers and 81 5OG2 for clus-
-Almonds-Nonpsreils. 1914 aG141ae; IXL.
10 10 q l4c; ne plus ultra. 121a dI3c; brakes, 1IQ
IL IL s2c' Languedocs. l0c; hardshells 7dIi2c.
Walnuts-l3c per ID for No. / softsheH and fOc
LOT NO. do l219c for No. 1 hardsheI and 91Se
Ior no do; italian chestnuts, 10Q12hc
Honey-Water white, comb 16917c; white.
ioc' water white extracted. SMSlsc; light am
DER ner' q 1sc; dark amber and eandied. 5la G5Ac
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. April 1o.-Flour-Re Receipts. 2o.-
zoo; exports, 5000; sales, 400. Market un-
S5@5.35; winter straights, $415@4.30; Mnne-
sofa bakers, $4-25@4.75.
500 600 futures. $4,000 spot. Spot. irregular;
No. red, 9S1ac t. o. b. elevator; No. red, 99c
T. O. b. afioat;. No. l Northern Duluth, $1.oSS4
afoat There an active trade in wheat to-
day aud generally higher prices. due to drouth
news from western Kansas and Nebraska. The
market closed quiet and strong at cent net
advance May, 97la @e9c. closed ss5sc; July
closed at 93c.
Hops-Dull.
Hides-Duil.
Wool-Steady.
Sugar--Raw, frn; fair refining, sssc; centrfu-
gal, 30 test, 4.3oc; molasses sugar, ;;61c. Re-
Sc; No. 0. 4.s5e: no 10. 4.s5c No II. IL.
; 4soc; No H. 4;75e; 10. 10. 4-7oc; No IA, 4;e5c.
Confectioners en a, 5.aoe; mold 4, os5c; cutloaf.
lated 5.5oc; cubes, J. &c. '''''e' ''OV'' si'nu
Conee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
TO points higher. Sales were reported of
A 900 bags, including May at 5.I0e; July, 5.T5c;
September, 5.soc; December, 5.90e; March, 6.90c.
Spot csodffeemQuiet. sd No Rio. &C.. No. A
Butter-Easy. Creameries extras, so@3o1ac:
thirds to frsts, 21Q25c-
Cheese-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Steady. Western frsts, 15015Ac-
DRIED FRUITS.
today, but quiet, at recent prices. Fancy are
quoted at 1011 q11c; choice S45@91c; prime,
Us hc; common to fair 594 G6Ac
Holders OF spot prunes are said to be trying
to reduce stocks In some instances but the
general range of prices is unchanged at 4a@14c
Tor California and 6G10c for Oregon fruit
at lsG2oc; extra choice. iS@2ic; fancy. 2oG24c
quoted at io@1oAc;S ZEE extra i-ti; Choice n@1Isac;
fancy n3@12e; extra fancy. 13@14c;
nal Loose are ui ala quoted S
seeded, Oh 9sc; London layers, $1.6591.75.
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Egg Market in Nearby CountIe.

PETALUMA, April 10.-The market showed
no change today eggs bringing IS and 10 cents,
with 20 cents for fancy. This was the hottest
day or the season, with prospect OF more
TO follow. The late seeded ground has had a
setback, from which it can scarcely recover.
Poulterers continue selling their incubators in
the face of high prices for eggs. as this Is an
operative associa uon still doing q big busi-
ness and cannot secure many experienced
Gamblers as they could keep buSy.
SANTA ROSA, April 10.--There a rise
Of one cent in eggs today despite large re-
ceipts, but the indications are that the price
Is going up now more in response to the in
creased demands owing TO the approach of
Easter Ii is not believed that the price will
hold up after next week, storing practically
has ceased at present prices. The recent auctua-
tions and variations in prices have greatly un-
in the cooperative association is seeking to
get the highest possible price. regardless OF
where he sells his eggs.
HOLLISTER, April 1O-Fewer eggs were
brought in today, but the shortage Is not at
triouted 70 any tendency to hold back for better
prices. Higher prices have pretty thoroughly
cleaned up the product. One packing firm has
temporarily withdrawn from the market. Others
are picking up small lots at from cent to a
cent and half under market quotations. All
select eggs coming in being shipped to San
there. Prices rule firm today at 10 cents for
selects.
SANTA CRUZ, April 10.-Payment by mer-
chants Of 1I% cents a dozen for eggs has
brought out larger supply by producers. Ap-
proach OF Easter and the coming OF the Atlantic
heet for four days stay will keep practically
all the local product in the home market
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Los Angeles Markets


LOS ANGELES April 10.A hat quotation on
Dutter was made this morning at the produce
exchange the price being set at 47l5c. Trading
IN creamery extra light, but there were
heavy sales of cooking butter. Receipts were
below normal. The egg market firm, but
trhuing on the exchange brisk Receipts
continued light There some trading in
northern eggs.
. ihere was little change in prices the street
,his morning, but prices frightened up and all
xmas OF green stun moved steadily. Cabbage
SUI Is IN very weak condition.
ROCK cod was still plentiful in the fish mar
ess, ou, tnere WAS a scarcity of almost all kinds
of small fish Several large shipments of north
ern catfish were received.
receipts: Eggs, $40 cases: butter. IL e62
pounds; cheese, 80 boxes; potatoes 900 sacks:
oeans' 800 sacks; sweet potatoes, 90 sacks; ap-
pcs. none: onions, S14 sacks
butter-Creamery extras. 45c: creamery.
a9asls, soc; eastern extras. not quoted; ffrsts,
eoe .e dairy 25c; cooking 1G@1sc; oleonlargarine,
- Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 1s@2oc; selected.
isc: case count. lThM17Ac.
Sneese-Northern fresh. 14@15c; anchor, large,
doc; anchor. Young America. Ice; hand cheese,
% +menor prand. lie; eastern singles, lie; eastern
,"Ins' dtc; eastern cheddars lie. eastern long
-corn' iS1ac; eastern daisy. l71s@1s15c; Swiss.
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Hide. TaIlo,,. Wool and Han.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about iaarle IN
der quota tons- Heavy sated steers 10. me.
duDl. 61sc: ligi,. 5Iae: cowhidrs g. for heavy
9et55s~ Tor light; stays. t.. saIted Kip. g..
saited veal. She. saited calf. IL iac: dry hides
y ac; dry Kip. iVc; dry calf ltc; slry Stacs ~.
Mexican dry hides. lie. Mexican dry saito,i do
ae: Mexican picked do 1ss,. sbeepSSiaS shear.
iings- 10ui0c each; short wool i66fGn. each
medium. 65@9oc; long wool. $luI35- lambs
2o350c; horse hides, salt, S2.2592.75 for large
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Potatoes. Onions and veretab,e~

Yesterday being the regular shipping dav
for Puget sound ports. there was more life
to the market for miscellaneous vegetables bur
stocks of peas, asparagus and new potatoes
which about the only articles wanted
for export. were we'll up to requirements. and
prices showed but little change. The top grade
of asparagus made fractional advance, while
peas and new potatoes were slightly lower
and there was quite surplus of all three
descriptions uncared for at the close The
Gamers were taking asparagus at 305c a
pound. but their purchases small as < rule
and did not relieve the market to any extent
Old potatoes were in abundance and weak with
the usual Friday dullness dominating the mar
ket. Green onions were in greatly increased
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores, Turpentipe and Rosin

| SAVANNAH April 10.-Tlnpentine Firm
4se; sales. III; receipts, 461; shipments, $40.
Rosn--Firnl: Sales SS2: receipts. 1.139;
shipments, 1857 stock. 5S.160. Quotations
a, =, 9, $50; d. Ss.35; E, $40; +, $40:
G, $50: II. $555; l. S4.05: X. $500; NJ. $3.50;
y, $3.50; w q, S5.7O; w w 1913
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Foreign Futures
Minnesota Mheat Market

AIINNEAPoLIS, April wheat-May. ss%c;
July, Csc; No. hard. $1.02% No. l northern,
Sl.00as No. northern, 9sG9sSsc; No. north
ern. 90@95%c.
DULUTH April 1O-wheat-No ] northern,
9S&c; No. northern, s4Ac; May, 96s4c; July.
CSC.
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New York Money Mar,<et

NEW YORK, April 1o.-Money on call easy.
l52YlA per cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent;
closing bid. IA per cent; offered at q per cent
Time loans, dull and weak 60 and 90 DAYS
~ %93 per cent; six months. 31s per cent
Prime mercantile paper, AZ @5A per cent
STERLING exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at 4.S660Q4 s6e5 for demand
and at S4-s425 a.. .s430 for 60 day bills
Commercials bills $4.S4
Bar silver. 545hc
I Mexican dollars 47c
Bonds-GOvernment steady; railroad firm
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Beans. and Seed.

Linas have again moved up, owing to the
dry weather. All other descriptions remain
unchanged, with conditions previously stated.
A. small white. s3.40d360; large white. IS. t0S1
$40; pink. $343.10 red, $3.5O614: butter 81 80.
limas, S4.o09410; red kidney, 81 756i3. .25 :
biackeyes, 50. 25@3.50 horse beans. 81 O. %; ;
cranberry beans. 50; Garvanzas, $3 I5M4
Seeds-Brown mustard. $36l3. so; yellow mus-
tard, nominal; faxseed, 81. carload lots: canary
4c; alfalfa, 191a@20c; rape, cleaned, 21hc; tim
othy. nominal; hemp. 4A@41ac; millet 2HM
3Ac per ID; broom corn seed $1S@2O per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $2.65Q3 and
Niles at s.. 25@2.5O per cti.
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Northern Business

TACOMA. April 1o.-Clearings, 81. OPS. 7e1; ;
balances, S13612S
SEATTLE, April 10.-Clearings 81, ,074, ,7e6;
balances. Sle4 499
PORTLAND. April 10. -Clearings. sl.os4. $50;
sPokANE, April 1o--clearings. ss4s. .4os; bal
ances. $50, ,923.
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Deciduou. and citrus Fruit,

Despite the dullness of trade usual on Friday
the orange market ruled firm and prices for all
grades were finally marked up 10 conform with
the cost of the fruit at shipping points. This
advance was long overdue aud was made posi-
bic By run of light receipts, which enabled re-
ceivers to reduce stocks. which had previously
been accommodating Prices would have gone up
some time ago but for the fact that most re-
ceivers were overstccked and it was feared tbat
an advance would check the demand The other
citrus fruits were quiet but firm for everything
except lemons for which the demand was linn
tied. Receipts aof strawberries consisted Of u
crates from Los Angeles and two and a half
chests of the Longworth variety from Palo Alto
The berries ware in good shape and quickly
found buyers at satisfactory prices. The straight
car Of berries from Los Angeles which was ex
pected yesterday had not arrived up to q late
hour, but was reported close at hand and sched-
uled for today's market.
Strawberries 81 al. .25 per drawer
Los Angeles. $l.75 per crate.
Apples (per box Fancy. 81 25G1 *. con
mon TO choice. 60c6S1
Citrus Fruits tper boxl-Navel oranges So 250
200 for fancy, S2G2.25 for choice and 81 en61
SO for standard: Mediterranean sweets 81 506
1-lo; bloods. 81 .50G2; tangerines 81 256II *
per box; lemons, $2.2502.50 for fancy 81 75M2
for choice aud S1l1.25 for standard grapefruit
S3Q3. rs for seedless and s111 % for com
mon: lines. S6N6.5O
Tropical fruits-Bananas. S1GI.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2-50@3.5O for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, nominal
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. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. April -wool-Quiet Medium
grades. combng and clothing. 1s0 l9c: light fine,
16@l lie; heavy dne, 12@13c; tub washed. -
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Northern Wheot Market

TACOMA, Wash. April 1o.-Wheat-Un.
changed; bluestem Sic: club, SIC; red. Soc
PORTLAND, Ore. April 10-Wheat-Club.
S4c bluestem, sac: valley, SIC; red, SEE;
T. o. b. 1Q1hc higher.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO April 1O.-on the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady cream
mark, cases included. 14c: irsts. 141lc; prime
frsts, 1434c Cheese, steady. l2Q1314c.
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Bank Clearing.

NEW YORK, April 1o-Bradstreet's bank
ciearings report for the week ending April @
SHOWS an aggregate Of 81, 154, l56 O0o as against
~ 4Sl, ,444, 600 last week and So 05S, ISIS, 600 in
me corresponding week last year. The following
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, April 1o.-Today's treasury
statement: Available cash balance $3.50 377-
POI; gold coin and bullion, S27 543 $50; gold GER
tiheates, S25, 4o6, $40.
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r.,,,x RetaiI Market

The noost noteworthy feature OF lne retan
nsTsst this e wssk Is snls s19sph hare ssO been sesd
by TIE decline and butchers are 4uoens S,s Snoes
and the choicest erss Tsjs Sfa' the rst time in
iong while that prices for meats nave lAAsn ="
0's er0y ygsge+ables are in abundance and as
paragus peas and rhubarb are selling az prices
within the means Of every one, anu S1se"2sl 5
,t tbs fnon1snt OwinS 10 the extra demand for
the Easter and HetIew holidays ana , Isl seA.us @
air,ut ss before qucted- Butter ana esss @'o
.rsueed.
coal. PER Ton soo
Wellington SD 90 Coos Bay 4 S0 ~
I,enasvIv Feg isaac Wellington Nut IA 20
Ricfmcnd ... Is. 90 Welsh Egg ---- 4o-OO
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC $50
11S In s0uares.-6i - Eggs. doz .--.--2ogez9
California. Cheese 0120 Honey. COMB. Io.-V4-S
Eastern Cheese. .-@25 Do extracted lu@A-
POULTRY AND GAME -o<za
Hsas each '..ss. .soeasl GOsiings soas
Young D 'Rss holsters SQUADS asfs per
each ..T5c0Sli Gray Geese -4Oeg9o
OLD Roosters. -a5o Brant -scss99e -,css9e
Fry ers. each - .60a7J White Geese .S0qgS2
BrOilers. each .400l50 Hare -ZOeysJ
Turkeys per Ib.-a2S Rabbits --....---2SGsjo
Ducks each T5c0Sl
MEATS. PER POUND
Roast Beef Corned Beef sGlo
Do 'l plain m. lou z Mutton stew 90
Roast Veal e. .l5Gls Veal Slew .lOg1z73
. q
ForeQrter Lamb.-915 Sour Bone ..-...-oG
Hindqrter Lamb ts20 Ham ...-.------- lsQeS0
Fcreqrtr Nutton--ts Y Bacon -zgtt45.5
Leg Mutton 100 Is Mutton Chops .159lS
/ tenderlOin Steak--QG15lPoTk sausage lz42 se -
Porterhse Steak-.-4B2OChi Beef -zOegm
f5lGd Round Steal Steal ioais vsaf catiets aI -@Is
Lamb Chops -1S92OlLard -.----.---.s--ts4I
VEGETABLES -
ArtickOkes doz. 800 A. Lettuce. dOB .l0eg@9
Asparagus. per ID SOLO Leeks. doz pnehs--ssl -
Beets. doz -l0d1- Onions per ID - ~. y
Beans white. 10. 564 6ICtat0es. ID -.-l - ~
Do. coloreG. 10. 49 81 DO, new. b. 90 .
Dried Lima. lb.-0 e.ParsniDs. doz -4,@00 4,@00
Cabbage each 9G,9 Z, Radisnss- az OenSs e@s
Tesss cress dza1 dz bnch 1S sase so1 doz bnchs
Cucumbers. each .15a20 String Beans Do
Garlic .........-d35 summer squash .lb-sg-
fTss1 6Ts1 PsDDsF PsDDsFs per per- -
Egg Plant ID -4-iThyme dz bnch.-9gSS
Green Peas - 5d 6IurniDs. per dOz.-1z0
Lima Beans ...-Q-iTomatoes ID --lz3214S
FRUITS AND NUTS
Alhgtr Pears. ea--035 Lemons. doz -.-.z9g4s
Almonds ------ 10 t12y LINES ooz -----AOe -
Apples --------- Al > oranges. oo1- so6azNN
Bananas. saa Suds dou 3S5O
fss afisd each S S s@ E4sRs ID
Grape Fruit. dz. 6Oc 9S1i " alnuts. per Io-2V@-1
FISH, PER POUND
Barracouta III 15g-iShrimps 10 ....-QlO
Black Bass -2U429i Do picked -.---490
Carp 841OSea Bass --------gl9
Goldfish ...... .I2l5 CLOS Soles ..........-.-9gl0
kleunders -..-- loo = skates. each 49,. 100
Herring ....-.---00-Tomcod ....-..- -159g2v
Maekerel --...-.-e9 l4urDot -------.-. .-o95o
Perch .........-GI5lW Whitensh leg
Rockhsh ---... -15@20 CLANS. gallon l5egSl
kSe5e0d .-.------glS DO hardshsh - 9sSlO
Do smoked .4OGg-i8 8fusseIs. 10 ....--yl0
sardines -. 100 I'll oysters. Cal. 100. 4OeI5g
Shad ......--.-.-G10i Do eastern. dz-SO4i0
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
LOCAL MARKETS
Sam Frnncisco MONEY Marked

Monctony still characterizes the money mar
>ket. Rates for loans remain unchanged and
exchange Of all descriptions is dull. Sterling
was slightly lower yesterday, but the other
rates stood as before. Silver was fraction
lower.