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Deciduou. and Citrus Irruits

Strawberries were the leading feature Of the
market Cor fresh fruits yesterday and although
there was heavy increase in the arrivals the
supplies were closed out within a few hours
after the opening at sharply advanced prices.
Another straight car and numerous small ship
ments of assorted varieties came in from Los
Angeles, and 70 chests were received from
nearby growing districts. Three OF navel
oranges were received and coming upon a firm
and moderately active market prices for them
were easily maintained. The arrival Of the battle
ship neet In southern California waters and the at
tendant celebra lions In the southern cities caused
general suspension of business in packing cen
ters and the consequent run of light receipts
here enabled receivers to reduce stocks without
lowering prices. The other kinds Of citrus fruits
share the general stcaG1ness. stable prices ruling
for everything excep; the lower grades of lemons.
Strawberries Iongworths, si.@i5 per chest;
Cheneys. Stc@,l per chest: large varieties $50
10 per chest; Los Angeles. s1@1.50 per crate.
Apples tper ox)---Fancy, $1.25@t.T5, COM
mon to choice. 60c@
Citrus Fruits (per box)---Navel oranges. 81. rs
@2.s0; Mediterranean sweets. $15o6li rs;
bloods, s25@l.75; tangerines, s1.25@1f5 per
box: lemons 81 so for fancy S175a2
for choice and Sla125 for standard grapefruit,
s2.5S@325 for seedless and SIf9l .25 for common !:
lines, $6@6.50
Tropicai Fruits-Bananas, $1@I.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81 so for Central Ameri-
CAM pineapples, $4@6 per dozen for Hawaiian
and S2q3 for Mexican. 49,.
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wheat nnd other Grain,

wheat-The Chicago market ives higher All
European markets we're closed Brokers wires
buying IN tie wheat pit indicates that the big
shorts are getting uneasy on account OF the
f be ssRsn N rG,.ons news Of rains IN
active On the buying side. The foreign de-
nand is again rsbid and more wheat viii move
spare 80.
3. W SNOW wires from Abilene. Kss.:
aeids. General wheat prsspecfs p never Se.te ae
prospects for ieo-0oo.ooo bushels favor
Kansas City wires: Eastern and central
Kansas got very good rains. FROM hslf to
20 three-qusrters OF an inch genefslls Il was
drizzle that did much good. although Prob
ably not as heavy s, as generals believed :.
wallis here IN the curb. stimulated hy the Arm
ness in the American market on THURSDAY bet
advance. and the fact that mifder weather is
shiPmsntsss 3, o e Wheat we.s $4,000 Bushels
T.he San Francisco market sss very strong.
oyIng 20 the Or. weather sh and the advance A.
qu fs. WITH sSftn the %iIlers more willing to take
hold. though prices casa aid w ngt ADVANCE
California club. 81 81 " al IS; do, milling,
81 So; csiifornia white AustralIsn $40; lower
81 .s2h al ,s5; northern biuestem. si:sT 8 oi.To;
northern red, 81 80. turkey red, 81. gallo.
FUTURES
1880 a. IN. Session.
Msy--No sales; si.e0 bid.
Open High Low Close
December .sl.$7ls A.575s ef-57h Si-5Tk
Barley-The market was very strong yester-
day and fhe May option Advanced lie and the
December 31zc.t The reatfer continues to rule
the market The cash market has - last been
affected by the rise IN futures and q sale Of
No. ! feed was nnde III 81 42is. while common
northern harley. which had TO be sold to get
II on the wharf, brought sL359i .S7is, Re
ceipts were light.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed. spot. $f.3Sa< ri 42ls 7
common TO fair. si.s2ls 9f.3Tis per eli: brew
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kNeeLlr c.lenrinr Hnn.r stntement


- NEW YORK. April is.-1be statement OF
tearing house banks for the week shows that
- an decrease Of 50. 707 150 ~ the p-cportionate
'.ssb reserve ss compared with last week. The
Iosns s.. Ia5 rs aoo iucresse es.Sl7 10; de-
posts 81 245. s8.eo increase $50 0S coo; crcu-
ssrders So. SOS. 20o Increase s. "a .99l specie
f95 go. 700 Increase 50 5S2 100; reserve SOL,
tsiI .sl2 as. Increase s. or go: surplus $40.
ga. ~, Increase Se.5o7.F5o; * tnitea States
deposits $50 s6s aT5 Increase ST. ~ 70.
Tie percentages OF sctusl reserve Of the clear
HE house banks AZ the close II business yesFer-
day was 1926.
GAMES q Grester Ne0 Ncrk moi members OF tie
clearing House shows that these rstitutio1s base
aggregate deposits n $50. 'ie5"o; total cash
o. band SIS ,oos.00o aud l9sns Amounting 10
! The Finaocier will say: The SURPLUS reserve
- the New York clearing house b@nkS. accord
iag 10 the statement Of their actvsi condition
,tssned SATURDAY. Is 50. --ie .o50 SD Increase 81
s. oss. 975 since the last previous report fhis
j. -tBe highest surpins reserve reported = over
10 rearS and Is due 10 the CONTINUES. heavy re-
.gnittaDces Of cash from tbe Interior and 70
lesser extent TO the losses which the treasury
i making 70 the banks On account Of currency
defcieucies.
The gain in cash made by the associated
henks last week was s. S3s, %. Loans de-
-.geased 81. $4,000 and deposits rose SI.39e,-
100 This wRs on the report Of actual eon4i-
fious The statement averages covering SIX
deys' operations showed materially different
average Increase
-taVths been $50 el0 6s5o but the actual figures
reveal the true condition al the banks, me
80 system Of averages being mis- eading IN
the respect The continued flow Of money from
the .irtcrier and the accumulation OF cash
wbic1 rhf- hanks are making from 9taer sources
= not as helpful q sign as might be imagined.
Tor she reason that II shows excess OF
LIQUID. FUNDS sboTe the DerdS Of business. and
ebe exports -of gold vhich began last week are
6 10gtcHT Consequence ~ the surplus o. cash at
Ibis cepter. Just vien further Withdrawals
II .rlislJt deposits I'm hanks b. tise government
sit 80 made is uncertain. hut With the losses
shirR she trbasurF IS repor. iBg. Tor reasons
shfady outlined. d. recall 81 public deposits
v6uia- be Regarded FPrv cnnpiaceniiy Ay tie
..-apeS Indications OF any return Cow cf money
sTutQs Kew York % the interior 10 meet the
spring crop requirements still wanting. but
i;5fs snovcrepc cannot be much longer delayed.
s1f Esougb its volume Is problemstic. Money rates
l6 SeE Iors nov down 70 those Of Euro,
resp centers and very ngTT5w fnctlafions viii
Increase sEe export ~ gold or sup Il The
backs q nc :trs. companies not reporting trosgbs
-Ihe: clearing house made sul'-tsntsi gains 10
o. Items last week. due in part 70 the in
cluEion n the figures Of Of The failed
Brooklyn trust companies which has resumed
business. The actual cash reserve o. the clear
ing house banks is now -. DC per cent. that
II the. trust companies 3O.4 per cent and Of the
80 hsr nor
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was raised from Ice to Zoe for selects. while
1sc was p14d for seconds. The receipts continue
strong and the demand is good With open
ing In Nevada and New Mexico for all surplus
not wanted In San Francisco, the indications are
that prices viii be well maintained IN this part
Of the state until the time for higher prices from
short simply comes again.
HOILIsI'ER. April 1s.--The egg market re-
mains fru1 at lee Conditions are favorable for
an increased production. and todays shipm ents
were large Packers are stiil handicapped in
failing to meet the best market price. The local
Conditions are unfavorsble for growing grain and
the yield will be light. Experts predict q fair
hay crop, even without any rain
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Provisions

The market Yesterday was Of holiday char
acter and quotations showed change.
Cured Meats-Bacon. 12Rc per ID for heavy,
extra light and @iae for sugar cured; ex-
ira light sugar cured. 20@2lc: dry salted sides,
i2He: bellies l2dl3l4c; eastern sugar cured
fosnia hams l3Is@isc: mess beef. sis per
Dbl; extra family. $3.50: family. s155o; prime
mess pork, $2l: extra cIear. S22: mess, $24; pig
pork $25; pigs feet. $5 for half bbls. So. % for
25 IN kegs and 81 so for kits; smoked beef 1S0
zoe per ID.
Lard--Tieres quoted at she Tor California
compound. 9@elsc for eastern compound and
lie FOR pure: half bills. pure. I14c; SO ID tns,
NE; 10 ID tins, ll&c; lib tins, llkc: lb
tins. i2c.
CottoIene--one half bbl exc: half bbls,
9Hc: fierce. &c; tierces, SIC; tierces, sac.
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Potatoes. onions and v.s.tas,e,

Receipts Of asparagus. while larger than on
Friday. were stu compare lively light end prices
strengthened little, extra buying for Easter
sunday and shipping cleaning up the market
All grades were married. up and for the nrst
time IN two weeks the market was practically
bare OF desirable stock at the close. Rhubarb
was ia free supply ana easier. with the de-
toes sent prices for that artice up There was
a marked falling OF in the receipts OF peas and
general offerings ruled firm az TIE old quotations.
While small sales Of the '.teiephone'' variety
were reported at SC n pound There we're no
ehanges In the other vegetables, supplies Of all
descriptions being well up 10 requirements A
car OF the Bermuda sse6 variety Of onions came
in from the Coacheils valley and was closed out
at x225 crate 10 tobbers, who were asking
S2.30l2.I3 from store. There were no yellow
onions Offering from first hands end there were
very few TO be had from jobbers. The usual
week end dizziness ruled the market for old
potatoes and prices for all kinds OF table goods
were weak
Potatoes-Lompoc B1rbanks, $1@l1O per ctl
oregon BUrbanks, s5eG$7o5 per cti river
whites, o0@eec Pc: bag: seed kinds, 55(loOc per
cii; sweet potatoes. s2@3 per ctl; new potatoes
21a @3c per 10.
onions-No-ninal. Berinuds. s225d275 Der
crate new green. 4oMe0c per box.
vegetables Asparagus 81 6i0c per ID for ex-
ira, 4d3c FOR No. and 75c6pSl.50 per box for
No. =; :oms toea. Mexican, Si.5Gd2 per crate;
eucumbere. I5cGs1,50 per dozen. green peas
81 25e1l.15 per sack; rhuhxrb 55cGLSi2 % per box;
garlic, 20125e per ID: celery. 81. 80 for large and
" p for small crates: cabbage. 35@50c per etl;
cauhnnxer.; 5o4s5o per DOZEN carrots soc per
sack; tuinps, 13c per sack rnarrowfat and Hub
bard squash. sl5@2o per ton.
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The extra and FIRST grades Of creamery butter
erg drsess 70 ss the decline
business in shipping channels and theedesire OF
dealers 70 start the market down toward point
that would admit OF profitable storing Orders
from the north are expected to decrease in num-
Der and size from on. as Puget sound cities
are commencing to draw upon Oregon for sun,
plies. Eastern extras arc Offering at s0c pound
AT shipping points for future deIvery, and this
is another weakening factor 10 the local stua-
ton. 60 r
Extra eggs went up ic o do9eu to ace son the
s.ss, p En- sss tsns e ' sss ,
Just the reverse, as many receivefs we're carry
Ing more Or less Of surplus and were aversc
to storing at current prices. The rivalry be-
associated pculterers OF Sonoma county is ali
that is holding the market for extras up, The
only change 10 the quotations for cheese was
The following sales were made on the ex.
Bnttef-io essse Of extras a. 7zIsc pound. -
Eggs-2o cases Of extras al 81 nc and 80 at
cheess~5o fancy Young Americas at iskc
pound.
The following are official quotation as essah--'
listed by sales bids and eners on the Eoor Of
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from life to &c higher, owing to the
various charges &c be added
Butter--Fresh creamery extras, 22tac per b.
steady: No packing stock, loc, nrm; No. do
ch e. Sc California new data. i1sc per
10 r G 40 .nss new Youns aG sei iss
steady; do nrsts, I2c. steady; fancy New York
storage, lOMc, steady: Oregon 90. ilc, steady.
fresh extras 2ac stcsdy: do Srsts. Ise, STEADY:
do seconds. tic, steady; 10 thirds. i6c, steady !:
No soiled. 17lse, steady: No. do. i7c, steady,
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Warrants were issued IN Police Judge
Cabaniss' court yesterday for the arrest
Of F. Russell of the Russell creamery,
1900 Polk street: @. Barbe, Enterprise
ranch, 400 Fifteenth avenue South, and
Joseph Kennel. New Boss dairy, Sew
en- Mile house. San Bruno road. for .vio-
lating the. milk ordinance. The SAM
pies tested showed low percentage OF
fats and solids.
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prfed Fruit.. Raisins, Nut. and Honey

According TO mail advIces from London CALI
fornia prlines are selling better in that market.
F'ruits--Apricots, i2d, l5c. evapordted apples,
cta@7c: pears 7ls@9Hc: peaches, s@9c; figs.
2A 92c: prlnes. size basis. 2la @e3c per lb.
Raisns q. o. b. Fresnol-2 crown. 81 @4c;
cEc; seedless suitsnas. AZ @4Ac: sl.l5@l. 20
for London layers and 81 .5062 for clusters.
Nuts-A lnionds N onpareis. l3h@I45c; XXI.
13@i4c: ne plus ultra, I21e 13e; brakes, 11@
ii nc: Languedocs. loo: iartIshells. 7QT%c. Wal
nrts-i3c per Id for No. / softsbeIi and Zoe for
No. do: ,i.sac for No. hardsheil and aye Tor
No. do: Itslinp cheslnuts, 1oG12lsc per ID.
Honey-water white, comb i6di7c; white.
lie; water white. extracted, S@s3ac; light I'm
Der, 7GllAc; dark amber and candied, 81. @5Ac
per h.
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Cash Grain and Proy,.,o,.

- CHICAGO, April lS.-Cash Quota lions we're as
follows: Flour. steady: winter patents. 81 af,e5
sea; straignts, 5000: spring patents 81 $50
10. , fed. wheat. 81 3 @s3s &c: Ne > corn. ses-
10. yellow. 61d67 Ac- No. 2 osts 52Ise. No. .
white 53lzc; No. yiite. 50@53c; fair 10 choice
nslting barley, T2IS3c: No northwestern fax
seed. Sl.1sls: prime timothy seed 81 short
ribs slices Goose, $G.3e07; mess pork Der bar
rai. o&i3f0@l3.20, lard. per 100 porads s. AZ.
short clear sides boxed. S7.3.jskl 6aSS. vsts
r. basis OF high wines. 81 .o5.
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Previous prices rule. with very fair move
nieDt 10 beans
Beans tper eth Bssos. ssGs.Io: pea 81. 75a
4: small ssnite. S340l52. 60: large white 50 coo,
$40: plgk. $3G31o: red, -. 50@l4: butter 81 so
limss, So 5oG4. 20: red kidney. S2.T53 25: black-
eyes. Is 20 80; horse beans. $2.25@2.7 10; cram
berry beans. So GsFvanxss. 4S.T5074
Seeds-Browp mustard. s3G3.50 yellow mus
tard. nominal saxseed S.. carload lots; canary
&c; alfalfa. pouipal: rape. cleaned. 2jse; tim
othE. Eominsl; hemp. 4>4W4Ac; miiief "a a
3Ae PER III: broom corn seed, &ial2e per ton.
Dried Pess--Green are quoted at S2.65al3 and
Niles at 81. 2342.5o per cti.
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SAN Francisco Bank Ciearinxs

Local bank ciearnrs last week were ss7..
279, 75l. against s4T.97o.522 for the correspond.
ing week last wear. decrease of $40 500 III.
or about 22.3 per cent. We are now slowly
creeping up oH last years clearings, and the
percentage against this year Is gradually grow.
ing smaller. which is . very good sign.
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Flour and Farinaceou, Cooa,

without discount: bakers extras. S.. fo15.65:
suFerfine. 81. eo9l.b0: Oregon and washington.
per ohi- $4eo95. 70 for family, bakers and pat
eEts and st.G595.i5 for c5t OF; Kansas patents
san Francisco trnck, 90 60; do straight, s5,ss;
ps9efa ssraishts, SECS; patents. $3.50 per Dbl.
cash. no discount. ere as follows: Graham Sour,
So per 100 ioe: rye -four. $40: rye meal. $3.50;
do $40; cat meal s4.i0; cat groatz, 81. so;
hornipy. 80. so4S.eo; buckwheat four "a;
cracked wheat, So. so; fsriHa. es.20; whole wheat
-Four: $50; rolled 6ate. bbis $6@7.25, in sacks
g. 25@e IS; rolled whest. bbls 3z.So, in sacks
S.so; pearl barley, $40; split peas. bsxss s.
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1920 q. m Session
~, a<open High .IRw Close
December y l-32N LA L32E l33|
oats-continue dull and firm. with all copdi-
Good to choice red. $i.55@S i.55,s: ordinary
DC, Si,41h Gi.52ir; white. SLt0G1i-85; gray arc
nominal.
Corn western srades are higher again.
Otherwise there is nothing new.
Galiforna small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow, sacked. 81 TO- in h,,ik. Ssn Francisco
track, sl.6S:, white, sf.sss mixed, Sl.eI; Egyp-
Rye-Calfornia. 81 .47.s al so per eli.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Tprpent,ne and Ro.fr

III stUFtS--I 1TpeHttbc dnd HOsTn
SAVANNAH. Ga. April Is.--TurpentiGe firm
81 s312e; ssiek~l.sT4 receipts, 1.512: shipments.
.Ia6.
Resin Srra; sales. 2.5i2; receipts 1891: snip
mems, .06S- stock 50. TQ4. euote: A. p. j.
So; y. s2 80: 2. s.. Is: r. s3.TU: G, S3TTIs:
II $3.50 /. Ss.35: K So %: Nj. $3.50; = s.. cd:
y y. s.. -: " W S5f5
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Norfhern Rusincnx

PORTLAND, April Is-Clearings 81 ;24 5ss;
balances, S121.i6l.
SEATTLE. April 1S-CIeartngs 81 S47 ofs
balances. s22i $50
TACOMA. April ls.-Clesrings, 1891 sis; bal
snces. SIS. 405
SPOKANE, April ls.--clearings sTss, 7ss; bal
snces slI9.Is7
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New York Markets

NEW FORK, April Is-Ali commodity ez-
ghznRes r. the city being closed today. quota
Eioos were generally nominal and holiday prices
prevailed IN practically ali outside markets.
Ifops-Stste common TO choice. Pacific coast,
1907. 5dsc; 1906. 3Q5c.
Eioee-B0gota, 1Tc: Central American. 17c-
WDol-Donestic 0eece. 31Q34c.
p Pstroieum-Re1Ded New York $50: Phila-
deiptia and Baltimore $50; DO ~ bulk.
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NEW YORK April 1s.-Tbc export OF specie
rom the port Of New York for The week ending
April IS was. Gold Sl-O05. sos; silver. $3.50
$50 The imports were follows: Gold.
s22s al; silver, $3.50.
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Poultry nnd Game

Poultry closed the week with quite large
surplus of ordinary heps and small brothers un,
sold, the efforts OF receivers to effect clearences
OF these descriptions by cutting prices being OF
no ayaf. The high prices previously quoted
drew 10 larger supplies OF small stock than the
market could absorb and the result was a sharp
break in values toward the close of the week
Ducks. geese apd all kinds of large chickens
closed firm. the market being practically bare
during the week Hare and rabbits showed eff.
fects OF the warm wea ther and the light arrivals
sold slowly at lower prices.
Poultry tpef dosenl--Hens. $4.50dS.50 for
small. $oQl for large and Ssg 10 for extras: old
BOOSTERS, s4@f.50: young roosters, 81. 50C7S 80:
FRS. s45od6.50: small boilers. 81: ducks. Scar
fof young and $i@5 70. old; pigeons, $L2dG
t50; senabs. s292.5 so; geese. $2G2.5o per pair:
Game tper dozenD-Geese. nominate hare SO
I.25; cottontail rabbits u.25.
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Condiffon OF the Treasurr

WASHINGTON, April Is.-Tcday's treasury
balance shows: Available cash balance. $751;
So 100; gold coin and bullion. s2S.7S4 727; gold
.erti0cstes. s2oI95, zoo.
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UHEGUN
PORTLAND. April 1s.--~heat-Club. S4@S5c;
red Russian, s@5sSc; buestera. s6MsTc: valley,
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. April 1s.-Wheat unchanged: blue
stem. sc; club. SIC: red. SOC.
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s NEW YORK. April Is.-The imports 81 mer-
E6sndise and dry goods for the week ending
apy7s Il were valued at $40. 0s2.3sz.
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Minnesota wheat Market

MINAf.APoLIs. April ls.--Ho hard.
Si.05M OIL: No. northern. SI.03@ 03ls !:
80. n5rtGeril. s1.old I.oiis: No. 5 Sorthern,
32i. q 9sisc; May. si.u3ss July. sl.l2Iza1I IS;
Septembes. S9i5c
DULUTH
DULUTH April IS No | northern. SloiIb:
No. northern. Jsc; May, sgc. July ST !:
September. 96iSc
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~. Louf. .ynof ,farkc,
Northern Wheat Market

ST. LOUIS. April Is-wool steady: territory
and western mediums. IstM roc; Bne mediums
160I7c: 6ne, 13s15c.
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CHICAGO. April Is---.On the produce exchanr.
fodaF the butter market STEADY. CTearaer-
iee 1f62Sc; dsIries. 30G2sc. Eggs. 6rnl: ~
mark cases iocladed- Isc; 6rF7s, 1fshc: prime
frste fst. Cheese steady ilik@i2l.c
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LOCAL MARKETS
Loans. Eachnngc ana silver

San Francisco Money Market
Slight changes io silver and exchange were
the only fes tures yesterday.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New york Woney yInrket

:. SEK. YORK. April fS.-Monex IN call. nom
nsI.t tir1e loans nominal; GO days. 2i2 az per
-sects 90 days, 2ss a per cent; months, % *
ssz peE cent
? Prime mercantile papers = a. per cent
-. sterilne exchsnge- Nominal with sttasl bust
ness 10 bankers bile ss.sT2Vea .sf2a for &c
-neHd ard 81 S475NI $3.50 FOR 60 dag bills
~. ConlFnercisls BLISS - -.
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PETALuAfA. April 1e.-.Eses s0ld fran 1Sc ID
zoe today, the bulk at Ice, the higher prices be-
ing paid for fancy. The local buyers have
stopped packing and win not. resume FOR some
time IL At all this season. ~
SANTA ROSA. April sS---7be waveripe local
market continuer, and today the price for eggs