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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

Everything under this head is duII and IN.
changed Wool is reported utterly neglected.
Hops are quiet. with dealers disglsted with
the condition of business. Hides are weak. but
no further price changes are reported Most
of the wool now coming In here is on consign-
ment.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about la Ic I'M
der quotations. Heavy saited steers. Sisc; me-
digm, sac; light, 5lze; eowliides. &c for heavy.
o951ac for light stass *; sslted Kip. &c:
salted veal, size; sailed calf. 1tac: dry hides
l2sse: dry kip. Zoe; dry calf 16c: dry stags Sc;
Mexican dry hides. lie; Mexican dry sslted do.
DC; Mexican pickled do l0c: sheepskins shear
hngs. 1oq40. each: ssoTt wool. 4O616Oc each
medium. Cog 90c; long wool. Sid1 %: lambs.
20950c; horse hides, salt. S2.3Jl ?. ~ for large
and Sl.f6@2.25 for medium. s5cHS % for
small and 25u00c for colts: horse hides dry
$2@2.25 for large and 81 .5O@2 for medium. soc
Q$1 for small and 25@50c for colts; deer skins
dry Mexican, 25g -oc; dry sslted do. 20Q24c;
picked do, zoe; dry Central American ESQ 2sc:
goat skins. prime angora, 50c@S1: large hair
goats. 35M40c; medium 2OG3Oc; small, 1OM2Oc.
Tslow-No. rendered, 4c; No. ,, 343Iac;
grease 2Q25sc.
Wool-Spring clip, Humboldt and Mendocino.
years staple. 20@22c; fall clip, northern free
mountain. IQ10c; do defective, 0@ lac: San
Joaquin and southern, 567c. according to shrink
age and defects; fall lambs. SG10c for northern
and SOS for southern; Nevada. 11G12c per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers are follows: 1906
1aq2i2c; 1907 crop, 4Q515c for all coast de-
scriptions; contracts, 9G10c for one year and
101l1c for three to Eve years.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

New York exchange continues to decline.
- D So ,;,+ ~ ne rI, fuod eaOns i nhe iS
lower, sympa thetic with a decline in silver.
Sterling exchange is lower, but weak. New
York on Paris is lower again.
The loan market stands just for a month
two past The banks making the usual
commercial loans to their regular customers,
but are not making many new ones. The saw
ings banks, in their turn, are generally ex-
tending all good loans but not disposed to
consider applica tions for new loans. All loan
rates remain unchanged.
The supply of money for trade requirements
continues sufficient and the financial situation
is as calm as millpond. Collections In most
branches of trade slow.
The Asia took out for Hongkong Shanghai
silver bullion amounting TO $266, 200, of
which s193. 200 was shipped by the Interna-
tional Banking corporation and $73 900 by the
Ango-C Californian bank. limited.
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Los Angeles Marketn

Los ANGELES April 7-Butter prices were
lowered again 2Iac per roll on change this morn
iug to the former basis of 45c on creamery ex-
squabble ensued as to what quotations should
be posted. Butter dealers did not recognize the
advance in price from 4bc to 471zc yesterday
The change was made by one jobber, who 1t is
stated was buying butter the basis Of San
Francisco quotations along the coast and is de-
sirous of keeping local prices up. On the other
hand, the bears are anxious to keep quotations I
45c for then they pay only PIE per roll and
sell at z7Iac, which does not allow the retailer
to sell any lower than when he paying Soc
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, April Money call easy at
1hQ2 per cent; ruling rate, 1% per cent; clos
ing bid. u per cent. offered at ~ per cent.
Time loans dull and soft; so days, 2&. as per
cent; 80 days, 1884 per cent six months,
8 q "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4h@5A per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business In
bankers bills at S4S650Q4 1856 for demand and
at 81. s41oG4s415 for 80 days; commercial bills
Sassy
Bar silver, 55c.
Mexican dollars, 4Ic.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
steady
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--e --~ ~ SIC ~ AIuAi-
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
Deliveries Of strawberries from the Los An
Monday. aggregated sss crates and as many
more were expected to arrive before night The
berries met with brisk sale and the supplies
closed out, one small lot bringing 81 T5 a
crate. while most OF the receipts Sold at the
Of the Lougworth variety came in from the
Pale Alto region and the best the receivers
sbandance and % eheapness Of fhe other berre
which were In free packages, being against
their sale. Business in oranges was fair, but
to be just as abundantly supplied at the close
as az the opening Quotations were unchanged.
though In some instances Of sizes OF navcls
could be bought below the inside rates. SeedIess
while. the other fruits stood as before quoted.
strawberries- 15cqsi per draw
er; Los Angeles. 81 2oG1 so per crate.
mon to choice, 6oc4$1.
. citrus fruits !per boxl-Nayel oranges, s2g
10 for fancy, S1-T5Q2 for choice and Si-4efg
l-lS for standard; Mediterranean sweets. SI.5O4
Ito; oioods, Sl5o91, ,I5 tangerines, s1-50g1 IS
Tor choice aud s1G1.25 for standard grapefruit.
$3G3 20 for seedless and $101 25 for COM
mon; lines, se@e5o-
tropical fruits-Bananas. $19l. 80 per bunch
Tor Hawaiian and s2.5995-50 Tor Central Amer
lean; pineapples. nominal.
Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey
With the exception OF prunes. which are
now the steadiest article ON the list. prices
for fruits are materially lower. with weak
market. The reduced prices were made by hold
ers TO induce business, some little demand hav-
Ing lately sprung up: Raisins are dull and easy.
Fruits-Apricots, 12G14c; evaporated apples.
6h h9Ic; pears. 6g9c: peaches. 7i5@9c; h=s.
2@3c for white and 2G3lae for black: prunes.
size basis, 2%4 Q3Iac per ID.
Raisins a. o. b. Fresnol-2 crown. 354@4e;
crown. 4@4l4e; crown. 41s@4%4c; seeded.
646iac; seedless Sultsnas, 41244Sc; $1.1JG
1.20 for London layers and 81 .5042 for elus-
tiers.
Nuts-Almonds- I32Q14I2c: IXL.
t%1 lac; ne plus ultra, 2Isl13c; brakes. IL q
II lae; Lsnguedocs, 1Oc; hsrdsheils. TqTiac.
Wsnuts-l9c per lb for No l softshen and Toe
for No. do; II i2c for No. hard6heu and one
for No do; Italian chestnuts, 9l21ac
per lb
Honey-Wster white comb 16d17c: white.
15c water white. extracted. SGStsc; light am
Der. a 1ac; dark amber and eandied. 514 45%4c
per H.
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Meat Market


Some minor changes in mutton are noted
Fat grass stock Is coming IN freely and the
market IS pointing downward. Spring lamb
is the only kind of lamb now arriving Beef
and pork remain quoted for some time
past. the demand and supply about balancing
DkESSED MEATS
Slaughte rates TO dealers are as follows:
Beef "a gSc per ID for steers, So 1sG7Lc for
cows and heifers
yeal-69sc for large and sG9c for small.
Mutton-Wethers, 9iz 110c for small and 100
lie for large; ewes. 941Oc.
Lamb-12h@l3 per ID for spring.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-715 9Sc Tor heavy and
9910c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrink9ge for cattle:
Csttle-steers, No. 1, e@elsc; second quality
sc; third quality, &c; cows and heifers. 7c for
No l. second quality. 696ikc; third quality. 5c
SIC; thin, 3@4c; bulls and stays 4Qg4l5c; thin
bulls, 36l3hc.
Cslves-5G51ae per ID for light, 4ls a5c for
medium and 4g4l5c for heavy gross weight.
sheep-wethers. 51aQee per ID; ewes. 5Q51Sc
(gross weight.
Lambs. ..fearlinss. ea7c per lb; spring. "a
732c per ID.
5@5kc; 225 lbs and over. Az G5c per ID; boars
80 per cent. stays 30G40 per cent and sows IO@
20 per cent OF from above quotations
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Foreign cultures
RoSton Wool Mnrkct

BOSTON, April 7.-Transactions in the local
wool market have increased TO some extent and
prices. rejecting the hardening tendency in
London, fairly firm. The market, however.
is stil to large extent waiting upon the goods
market, which is dull Quotations.: California
Northern, 6G@61c; middle county. J565Tc;
southern. 53@55c; fall free, 45@46c. Oregon
Eastern No. ] staple, 63Q65e: eastern No.
clothing, 5s@6oc; valley No. l, 55@57e Ter
ritory-Fine staple. secured basis, 63065c; fine
medium staple. 5SQ60c fine medium clothing.
52@5oc; fine clothing, 55@60c; half blood, 53G
95c; three eighths blood. 5oG53c; quarter blood.
45@4Sc. Pulled wools-Extra 64@65c: fine A.
53@5Ic; supers 44a4Sc
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Condition of the Treasur

WASHINGTON, April 7.--Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Avsilsble cash balance, S261 ,0s6, All ;
gold coin and bullion. $26. 1873. s94; gold certif-
Gates S26, $40, ,270.
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Wheat and Other Grains

- -
Wheat-It was an election holiday in Chi
cago yesterday, hence quotations were re-
motionless Dealers in cash wheat reported an
increasing demand for good grades. with holders
very firm, prices unchanged and general trad
CASH WHEAT
:, California club, 81 Goal 621k; do milling.
81 .6219 @1.65; California white Australian, 81 Go
CLIO; lower grades of California, 81 3Oali so;
northern club, 81 .571a a. 621a northern blue
stem 81 81 y al .6I15; northern >red 81. .57 u q
l.o0; turkey red, 81 40 per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 a. N. Session.
No transactions.
p m. session.
ocean freight rates must be considered nom
inal, though POS, usual European options, Is
named as a possible quotation. There is no
chartered tonnage In port, against BASS tons
on the same date last year; disengaged. 81, $50
ton tons, against IL, 200; on the way to this port,
~ 900 tons, against 240, 800
The dry weather and high north winds are
causing considerable trepidation to crop
prospects, but the general tenor of advices
from the interior is that there is yet fair
chance for good crop If get a good
soaking rain soon. But it cannot be deferred
spot market is still lifeless and does not re-
futures
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot. S1.5S94 al 40; COM
ST. Shipping snd eSeTaer pfH st nons nlswns
10:30ga. M. session.
Bss bss.ns.r A 8 ;i.ss :IsS & 3ss, 8.
2 p. m. session.
Open. High. Low Close.
December ..... 81 % 81 .23A 81 .23 $123H
. oats-Conditions remain before stated
stocks all over the United States are light.
ana hrm markets reported everywhere. This
market market continues dull, but strong and buyers'
Dids generally fail to secure any supplies az
holders. in vitw of the strong statistical situa-
tion, are unwilling to sell.
GOOD to choice red, 81 55@1.57h; ordinary
20. 81 AZ al. 52h; white 81 .J5Q1 .65: gray
are about cleaned up and nominal
=, Corn-Western grades have advanced slightly.
Egyption descriptions are not Quotable at pres
ent, being cleaned up. =
california small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow, Sl.65; white, nominal; western states
yellow sacked. $1.65; In bulk San Francisco
track, 81 6S; white, 81 IS; mixed. 81. sc; Egyp-
tian, nominal
hye.Ihere was no offerings in this market
TO speak OF. Nor is there any demand.
California, 81 .4715 al 80 per ctl-
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Loans, Exchange and Silver

Prime mercantile paper ........ 6Q7 per cent
Loans on real estate Gas per cent
Sterling exchange, go days. -@4.S5
Sterling exchange sight ....... ga. .S7A
Sterling exchange. cables ga. .SSA
New York exchange, sight. @ 05
New York exchange, telegraphic. q 01h
Hongkong exchange, sight @ 45h
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. q 45s
Silver, per ounce .............. "a SO
Mexican dollars, nominal. q 81
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris .................. 516H
New York on Mexico ........ 2Do
San Francisco on Mexico ........... so
Paris on London Observation-Disclosures. %. l2h
Berlin on London .................... 20. 4245
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London Closing s.

Bar silver-Quiet; 25%d per ounce
Money-2@2A per cent
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is 2La per cent and for three months
bills pa per cent
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New York Mining stock.
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER sTOCKs

BOSTON, April Again extreme dullness
ruled. Floor traders made three fourths of the
trades and commission business was at a
standstill- Considerable North Butte and Butte
Coalition traded in without much change
Of price. Talk Of an extra dividend on Northern
Pacific was the cause OF the strength of the
rails.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished BY E. f. Hut
ton Co.. 490 California street San Tfap-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Tarpentine aud Rosi,

SAVANNAH, April 7.-TuTpcntine firm. 41c;
sales, Sol; receipts I59; shipments, .l30. Rosin
hrm; sales. 1,T30; receipts. 1855; shipments.
70; stock, % 261. quote: a, b, Z, ID, S23; e.
$50; L. 335 G, $40; II, @S: l. 400; Is, 30;
" 500; n 5GO: VIC, 565; WV. SO
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

Receipts of eggs, which are usually larger
on tuesday than on any other day in the week,
100 cases. As the receipts have been decreas-
Ing or late instead of increasing as should
De expected at this season, il would seem tha I
the poulterers' association in Sonoma county
is holding back supplies finding market
Ior them elsewhere. Extras were very firm
here yesterday, and although the supply in the
open market was rather light there was no
actual scarcity.
The butter market is holding its own and
prices are maintained from day to day with
out difficulty. Receipts are running heavy but
there Is good demand for local and nearby
use, which keeps surplus stocks down and
what supplies cannot be disposed of in rea1,-
lar channels are held for the filling of north
ern shipping orders. which usually come 10
aand a In tne latter part of the week. Cheese Is
nrm In sympathy with butter.
Business on the exchange was as follows:
butter-20 cases of extras at 221ac and 30
at &c; close. firm at 22c bid and 22i6c asked.
Eggs-lsc bid and pc asked for extras.
Cheese-25 fancy California fats at 1115c a
pound. q :"
Receipts were 81 100 lbs butter, Is. 500 lbs
;, Inc following are official quotations as estab-
nsned oy sales. bids and offers on the floor of
sne dairy exchange Prices on the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations, generalIy
range from 115c sto &c higher. owing to ths
various charges to be added:
butter-Fresh creamery extras 22c per m
STEADY; soe DO nrsts, 2o12c steady; do seconds,
for No l and 1Sc for No 2. o7se
Cneese-Fancy California new fats I11sc per
10 urn; do hrsts, lie. firm: do seconds. Zoe.
1r armi fancy new Young America. 1315c, Arm I:
age, 1Sc, firm; Oregon do lac, firm
Eggs tper dozen cases included y-California
fresh extras, 20c firm: do frsts I6Isc
STEADY 90 seconds; 15lsc: steady: do thirds,
loc, steady; No. 1 soiled, 15c. firm; No.
do, l4c, firm.
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Poultry and Came

Two cars Of western poultry. consisting
chiefly OF large chickens, were on sale yester-
day and met with good call, being in de
mand for the approaching Easter and Hebrew
holidays. Sales reported at 50 dozen,
but the ruling price was $3.50. Native stock
was firm in sympathy and the light receipts
only 10 coops being received. were closed out
quickly at higher prices. even broiiing chickens.
which had previously been dull, being in good
demand at improved figures. Large hens full
grown young ROSTERS and fryers were in ss-
pecial request at stif rates. The limited re-
cepts of ducks and geese were closed out as
fast as received at the prices established toward
the end of the preceding week. In the game
department hare and rabbits were in good de-
mand and firm while wild geese were slow
sellers at easy prices
Poultry tper dozenl-Hens, s5@e for small,
So: 50g7 so for large and sSGS for extras I:
old roosters. SAGA. 80; young ROSTERS, 81 so
@si5o; do extras. ss@1o; flyers. s7@s; large
broilers. S4@5; small broilers, S3Ql3 so: ducks
s6Q7 for young and S4@5 for Old; pigeons
81 .25@1 so; squads, s2@2. so; geese. So. 5OG
nominal.
Game (per DOZEN Stray geese, N.75a2;
white geese, 15c@S1. 20; brant 81 1.25G1l.75:
hare. $1.25@1.75; cotton tail rabbits So
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Local milIers continue to report dull -four
market The bakers are well stocked up and
are not buying much at present. The rnillers
u their turn are not pressing the market,
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Potatoes, onioss and Vegetable.

Receipts OF green produce from nearby grow
ing districts were very heavy, as is nearly al
ways the case on Tuesday, and as dealers were
dependent almost wholly upon the local trade
tion of the receipts of asparagus, some 2,400
boxes, came TO hand late, but the first dely-
cries alone were more than sufficient for trade
wants and receivers were obliged TO cut prices
even in the early trade. The Gamers were pur-
chasing sparngly and refused to pay more than &c
prices were weak, there being 400 newly ar
rived sacks on hand In addition to large
carryover. most of which was bought at high
prices in the growing districts. Extra large rhu-
barb brought high prices, while small stock
sold slowly al the inside quotation and large
were fight and were held by a few dealers
who were pedding the stock out at record
prices. In the potato market new crop offer
ings were firm at the old quotations. though
receipts were larger than before, and high
grade lots of old Burbanks continued to sell
readily at full figures. Yellow onions were firm
and hlgner, and eastern reds did a little better
Potatoes-1onpoc Burbanks, S1.10GI.15 per
ctli Oregon Burbanks, 90c@S1. 10 per ctI: river
whites 5049Oc per bag; early rose, S1-35Gll !. so
per ctl seed kinds 75G90c per ctl sweet pota-
toes. 81 75g3.25 per cti; new potatoes. 394c per
h.
Onions Eastern yellow. $404. 25 per ctl: east
ern red, So -25@3 so per ctl; Australian, S4.T5
per ctl; new green, 60@i i5c per box.
Vegetabes-Asparagus 6G71ac per lb fer
extra, 5@515 for No l and 3Q4c for No. 2;
tomatoes, Mexican, 81 .5092 per crate. cucum-
bers. 75c@$l: 80 per dozen; green peas, y a
@ &c per ID; rhubarb, Sl.5og2 per box; garlic.
81 20 for small crates: cabbage. 40G50c per
ctl: cauffower, 40050c per dozen; carrots
Toe per sack; turnps, 75c per sack; marrow
fat and Hubbard SQUASH $1bG2o per ton
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Egg Market in Nearby Count,e.

PETALUMA, April Egg quotations wer.
lie and 1Sc today. The delivery was heayv and
9ovlteFers 9 % report fayorabe conditions The third
tive association was encouraging. Two hundred
cases were delivered at headquarters Twenty
applications for membership and ms many con-
tracts were signed at the local branch. Two
more Gamblers were added to the force ana q
book keeper has been installed. Business Is
nourishing. Payments Will be made for present
delivery In two weeks and after that every
week Several large orders are being flled by
the association. ~ ~
SANTA ROSA, April THE sudden running
up OF prices for eggs by the San Francisco
dairy exchange has created considerable excite
ment in the local market and although Swift
4 Co. offered 19c Monday they brought their
bids down to lsc today. the same as is being
offered by other buyers here.
SANTA CRUZ. April THE market for eggs
remains strong and at 15c producers are not
marketing all their output. Merchants are still
selling at 1715c. The local market is handling
good quantities OF duck eggs selling at zoe a
Dozen two for S5c.
HoLLISTER. April Eighteen cents a
dozen was paid for eggs here today. an ad-
vance OF &c dozen over yesterday The ad-
vance In price took storage buyers by surprise
forcing them to buy for immediate consunp-
ton II this price continues storage buyers
soon win be out of the market. Todays ship
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New York stock List

E. f. Hutton- 4sO California street. mem
hers Of the New York STOCK exchange, furnish
fhe following list Of bond and stock sales yes
. terday:
sales STOCKS lHighl Lowl Bid ASK
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Deciduous and CItru. Fruifs

ment viii exceed 200 cases. Frost this morn
ing did no damage to fruit.
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st. Louis Wool Market

/ ST. LOUIS, April Wool weak Medium
grades combng and clothing, 1914 q2oc; light
| fine, l69lIc; heavy fne. 12@13c; tub washed,
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
TuEsDAY. ApriI I-lO:so a. q

IJEoUAl. AprU I-IU;3U a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid Ask
As or CD new 1i9ts 121 u IS Or coup zoos. lOI 4
IISCEII NEnI-S RONDS
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
| PORTLAND. April 7.-Wheat-Club. SAC;
valley, S5c; bluestem, SIC; red SIC; (. o. b.
ahoat, 10l15c higher.
WASHINGTON
| TACOMA, April 7.-Wheat-Inactive and
unchanged. Bluestem, sac; club. s2c; red, soc.
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Northern Rusiuess

SEATTLE, April 7.-clearings. s1.27o, ,1o7
balances, $1l2, ,o43
TACOMA. April 7.-clearings, sA25o bal
snces, S44 S33.
sPoKANE, April 7.-clearings, 1886. PCS; bal
ances S117, 749.
PORTLAND, April 7.-clearings, 1886. .2ss;
balances S93 1898
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Reans ANA Seeds

The weather is becoming a factor in the
market, especially in Hmas, and the holding Of
of the rain is rendering holders very firm.
No further advance is noted, however. A faiY
trade is in progress.
Beans lpey tll-Bayos. $sG13. 10: pea. s.. IS "a
AS pin sses 1o gsS s Sss TmnSe. hnttsr S
limas, S4.50@4.s5; red kidney. $215@3. %
blackeyes, SO. so; horse beans, 81. 25@2. 10;
cranberry beans, 81. 0aryanZas, $3.I544.
Seeds Brown mustard. $3@3. 80; yellow mus
tard. nominal; faxseed, IS. carload lots: canary.
4c; alfalfa. 1914 q 20c; rape, cleaned 21ze tim
othy. nominal; hemp. hg41ac; millet, 2A@
SIC per lb broom corn seed, $1sg20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at 81. .65Q3 and
Niles at S225@2.50 per ctl.
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Receipts of Produce

Onions. Ska ............................. Tsa
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owing largely TO the slowness Of collections.
Business In cereal goods is fair.
Flour-Cslifornia family extras, s.. 40@6 net,
without discount; bakers extras, S5-4095: :65;
superfine, S420G4.50; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, S4.55q5 for family, bakers and pat
ents and - 410@4.S0 for cut on; Kansas patents,
Dakota straights, S. 1o natsnts. mt $50 pes Dbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount, as follows: Graham doyr.
So per 100 lbs; rye -four, So 40; rye meal, $50;
rice -four, $7.20; corn meal. S2.75; extra cream
do. So 40; oat meal. S4.10; oat groats, S4.30;
hominy. S3.40Q360; buckwhest -four -;
cracked wheat, $3.50; farina, 81 20; whole
wheat dour, $500; rolled oats, bbis $697 p, In
sacks, $6.25Q6.75; rolled wheat, bbls $3.50,
in sacks. SO. So pearl barley, S5.40; split peas,
boxes S5 per 100 lbs.
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Provision Exchangc to close

LIVERPOOL, April THE provision exchang
here will be closed April II, Is and 20-Easte
holidays.