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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
Calhoun in Usual Place


During the afternoon Patrick CAL
houn spent most OF his time at the table
which he. has occupied with members OF
his counsel during the long months of
the trial. while his wife and two daugh-
tiers remained in their seats in the front
row Of the body OF the courtroom. Two
Of the defendants sons were also pres
ent and were within the railing near
their father during almost the entire
day. For the first time Mrs. Calhoun
and her daughters heard portion OF
the argument for the prosecution. listen
ing to the final summing up of Francis
J. Heney during the early part OF the
forenoon.
Calhoun exhibited only the slightest
nervousness Immediately following the
dismissal OF the jury from the court
room. During the months of strenuous
battle he has brought his features IN
DER wonderful control, and there was
but an almost imperceptible change in
his countenance when the end finally
came. he sat impressive. steadfastly
watching the jurors until the last of
their number has passed from the room,
and then he merely turned and talked
81 low tones with his attorneys. Dur
ing all the denunciation heaped on
him by Heney in the final summing up
his attitude was the same. He neither
flushed nor paled beneath the verbal
attacks Of the prosecuting attorney,
and he bore the ordeal Of suspense
which followed with absolute stoicism.
The only time that Calhoun left the
courtroom during the day, except dur
ing the hours of recess. was in the mid
die Of the long afternoon delay. when
for half an hour he paced the sidewalk
opposite Carpenters hail. in earnest
consultation with Rudolph Herold, who
has often been IN dis corner of the
courtroom since the beginning of the
trial All the members of his counsel
as well as the United Railroads at
taches. who have taken an active in
terest in the proceedings, remained in
or about the courtroom during the en-
tire day
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GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING

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HENEY RESUMES ARGUMENT

Heney took up his argument yester-
day morning at the point where he
discontinued 1t Friday night and. dashed
by the limit of time put upon him. hur-
ried through an analysis of the testi-
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Bears Hammer Prices and Have
Best of Days Contest on Change
New York stock Market

YORK April hand today the con
~ day this week IN the stock
professional trading element the floor OF the STOCK
exchange and has te TOR the Top
constantly putting Previously they have been ooe
cover shorts by the substantial resistance OF the
market depression the market determined until
after the being still manifest at that tune
selling orders seemed to be met by almost equa9 y
buying . , H. - rsde on com
demonstrating withdrawal OF uPl
beginning this drop the
of to uncover
orders The as 1nuch
the
the tnat me se
to speculative
o sales the
Of attack
Improvement shaking of the weak bulls by dP IN prices
the technical discussion OF the market
of the
rehd on Dy
assertions
and Southern Pcc
TO had assertion that
took away TINS
buying the stocks advancing prices = -
OF the serious Illness or the
which weakness before
suthoriaively d conradcted
Sentiment regarding some backe with the
during the month make sho"lng Whhe pT
prices the comparatively hight
st
New York
confidence IN
that
importance speculative standpoint to the
Monday penang
the Hepburn commodities clause Professions OF
decision would stocks whatever might be- subded
the Of the Large influence was
accorded this the latter break
sale $5r3360o0
Anied bonds unchanged call
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MeekIy Trade Reyiew

NEW YORK. April 2.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say:
Trade and crop reports are irregular and busi-
ness the country over is still quiet whole.
There are. however evidences of q growth In
optimistic feeling. partly due. doubt, to more
spring like weather conditions Exports from
leading industries are not materially different
from last week. Wage reductions are more
numerous. but strikes not frequent. In iron
and steel there is more business reported. hut
evidently at the expense of prices. Pig iron is
dull and lower.
April i were: In the United States 204, against
226 last week 247 year ago, 1877 in 1907. 151
in 1906 and 10 in 1905 Canadian failures for
the week number %. which compares with Go
last week and 81 in 1908
.sWheat, including -four. exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
April /. aggregate 1,4l3593 bushels, against
2 035, 7l5 last week and 2,911 1854 this week last
year
exports are 147, 522. $50 bushels, against l69 49,
AS in the corresponding period last year
Corn exports for the week are l ,f02, pa
bushels. against 1,153734 last week and 500. s72
exports are PASSES 610 bushels, against 42, ,405,-
404 last year.
R. G. Dun s. Co.'s weekly review of trade to-
morrow will say:
1.-The stimulating effect of fine spring weather
is shown in the reports from nearly all the prin-
cipal cities. Some progress Is making toward
better things in iron and steel, although condi-
tions as whole remain very unsettled.
The boot and shoe market is quiet, wholesalers
as rule limiting the volume of new orders, but
trade shows slight increase over the last six
eight weeks.
..,rhe market for hides Is fairly well main
tanned. although the demand is only moderate
Sole and upper leather continues quiet, although
there has been a slight increase in the demand
and tanners are hol.ing prices steady, owing 10
the high market for hides
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisiopx


CHICAGO. April 2.-Rallying from a rather
weak tone at the start the wheat market became
exceedingly strong and prices were easily forced
beyond the high point of the season recorded at
expected reaction from the high price which
prevailed yesterday and in this respect their ex-
pectations were realized the market opened
at declines of Is a 5sc The weakness at the
start was due TO the heavy tone of European
markets, particularly that at Liverpool which
was bearishly affected by unexpectedly liberal
exports for the week from Argentina and Aus
tralia. Leading bulls gave the market good sup
port early in the day and a frmer tone soon
developed, which became stronger as the session
advanced. More crop damage reports were re-
celved. which helped to strengthen the market
constantly increasing demand for the cash grain.
Cash sales of 100000 bushels were closed here
and charter closed TO ship 100, 600 bushels
more at the opening of navigation. St Louis
and Kansas City also reported brisk bidding for
the cash grain From 81 195s the low pont at
While July sold up from SLOTS to $1.0S5s
There was some reaction late In the day owing
to profit taking, but the market with the excep-
uon Of the December delivery, in which there
vas very little trading, closed firm.
Final quotations on May were at 81 205s and
on July Sl.OS91.0S1s
The corn market helped materially by
the bulge in wheat and by the popular buIlish
sentiment prevalent in the grain markets gen
orally The close was firm at net gains of x a
ssc, May being at 61Mc and July at sc q 0a6G ssc
Oats exhibited considerable strength being in
close e was firm at net gains OF Y a sc, with May
at oo13 fdo5ssc and July at 4S1s Q4SAc
provisions were easy early in the day. but
later became strong. AT the close prices were
212@15c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles Omen High Low f,loso
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wether.. s4.5oa7.eo; fed ewes. s4.5Oae.
Los angeles Markets


Los ANGELES, April Heavy receipts OF
butter during the week today caused a decline
in the price of that commodity. Creamery, extras
are quoted at SOC for 2 To- rolls. Eggs and cheese
were hrm at quotations. Beans and onions were
steady under normal sales. Tomatoes are down
to $1@I25 a crate and sell fairly well.
Northern strawberry rhubarb is weak.
Produce receipts-Eggs. 374 cases; butter,
1881 pounds cheese, 2.214 pounds; potatoes,
1,6J5 sacks; onions. none; beans, 500 sacks;
sweet potatoes, 81 sacks.
Eggs-Local ranch candled 23c; case count,
21c
Butter-creamery extra. soc; creamery first,
AZ 1ac; cooking butter, 2215c.
Cheese Northern. 16l5d17c; hand. 1sc
eastern singles. lie; twins, 1S1ae; cheddars
lie; longhorn, pc; daisy. 1715 d1sc; Swiss i'm
ported ESQ 30c; Swiss domestic. 1sc.
Beans Ga ctnPink No. l. $3.50; limas No.
s4.75; Lady Washington No /: $50; small
white No. l. S575; blackeye, S3.75G4; garvanza
$3.50; lentils, S7Gs; bayou $3.50.
Potatoes "a ctl)-Local early rose. 81. 50@2.T 10
northern early rose. $2-50@2.75; local Burbank
$3.50; Salinas, s.. 2.25@2.50: highland. $2@2.1o
Oregon $2.25; Nevada S2.25; coast LompOc
S2.25; Idaho S1.7502 Oregon early rose, $3.50
white rose. 50. 25
Sweet potatoes-Y ellow local, S1.60G2; white
SOC box, choice yellow. 81. .25d150.
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

Interest In dairy produce circles yesterday WAS
centered in the market for extra butter n
heavy selling pressure on the part OF over
stocked sellers. together with strong buyfng
movement. furnishing sensational feature OF
the trading on the exchange. Under the call on
the exchange the market opened at 941sc
dropped to 24c and closed at the previous ono
tation of 25c. with bids at that figure failfna.
to bring out any supplies. There was plenty Of
action while trading was on. the sales aggre-
pounds were sold at the opening price of o4isc
while .. 400 pounds went 24c and 3 600 popnds
at the closing figure
Extra eggs were 1sc higher on sales at 22tsc
dozen, that being the only change in the guO-
tations. Cheese overlooked and in the an
senee of business on the exchange prices were
undisturbed.
Butter-l1O cases of extras at 24lLc Al a.
24c and so at 25c per pound.
Eggs-1O cases of extras at 23c and 20 at
% lac Dozen
Receipts were 1O3. 400 lbs butter. SO 600 lbz
cheese and 1917 cases eggs
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers On the soor
while governed by the exchange quotations gen
orally range from l5ac to &c higher owing r.
the various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras 25c ner In
nrm: DO nrsts, 24e, firm; do seconds 23s firm.
Cheese-California Fancy Hats 14fIe ner In
hrm; do frsts, 13l5c. firm; do seconds ice arm.
fancy Young Americas. 15c. firm: do firsts &c
nrm; storage fats. 131sc. firm. Oregon Fancy
fats, 15c firm fancy Young Americas feiLc
Arm; Oregon storage flats, I5ISc. arm: do Yonno
Americas. Ice. firm.
Eggs tper dozen. cases included edl-Califoruis
fresh extras 2315c firm; do frsts 22e Arm:
90 seconds, 1vc, firm. do thirds, 1Sc, firm.
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Potatoes. onions and yegetabIe.

Asparagus continued TO arrive in excessively
large quantities, and with business in shipping
channels practically at standstill and only one
Gamer in the market for surplus lots. prices
were weak and unsettled. Retail tradesmen
rarely paid above &c a pound for the best Of
ferings and canning prices ranged down to &c,
while OF lots were offered by the box at very
low figures Rhubarb peas and pOta -
were in good supply and easy with buyers limit
Ing their operations in anticipation OF lower
prices for all three descriptions. The other
vegetables were in ample supply and generally
dull.
Potatoes (per etll-River Burbanks. Sl-e5G
1-oO; Salinas Burbanks $1.S502; Oregon Bur
banks, 81 .J06t I. 10; small Oregon seed $1.400I
l.5o; sETeet petatoes. s1-S5Q2; new potatoes,
i13l2c per ID.
Onions--Yellow, S1.75G2 per ctI; do Aus
box.
vegetables-Asparagus 2G4c per ID: rhu-
barb. $I25@1.SJ per box; tomatoes. $1d1.25
per box or crate; green peas. case per ID for
bay; garlic, 9410c per 10; cabbage. 81 per ctl;
hothouse cucumbers. $1.25G1.75 per dozen:
caulinower 65GT5c per dozen: carrots. 65dT5c
per sack; turnips, SlG1.25 per sack; celery. 40G
SOC per dozen.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. April 2-Flour- Receipts,
1900 barrels; exports, $500 barrels. Firmly
Wheat Receipts. 45.eoo bushels: exports.
5000. Spot, firm No. > red. s1.271s 2s15
elevator and 81 2STs f. o. b. afoat No. l north
ern Duluth sl2s f. o. b. afoat; No. . hard win
ter. 81 f. 0. b. ahoat.
Heavy buying of May and July again today
established new high records Support was in
huenced by strong cash situation in the south
west, higher coarse grains, very light offerings
and and. less favorable crop news Near The close
prices were 4 10 lac net higher May closed
81 .23s4, July closed Sf15I4.
Hops-Steady
Hides and wool-Quiet.
Petroleam-Steady
Sugar Raw steady: fair refining 34slkc;
centrifugal, 90 test, 3.95l4e mollasses sugar,
Cofee-Fntures closed steady. net unchanged
! 10 points higher. Sa les were reported of
b. 800 bags, including May at 6.s5G7c; July,
| her. 5.95c.
The worlds visible supply decreased sss. .saa
bags for the. month Of March, being 1892, 9o4
Spot Coffee-sfeady. No. I. sac: No. 4
santos 92le; mild, quiet; Cordoya. 9$l d1Sc
cial price, SOC: third to frsts 21@2Sc.
Cheese-Firm unchanged
Eggs-Frm. Western frsts 20@2okc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples The market for evaporat
e1 eq apples apples is very quiet with fancy quoted at
, sli as1se; choice; A@1%4e; prime 6@6l4e
and common to fair. at oG6c
Prunes-Prunes of both the larger and smaller
sizes are scarce, but he intermediate sizes are
| IN plentiful supply and somewhat unsettled
Quotations range from 33c 10 7lac for new
crop California fruit up to 40-50s and from
61ac to &c for 0regons 40-50s to 2o-3os.
Aprieots--Apricots are firm, with choice quoted
at 913g1oc, extra choice at 10G101lc fancy
/ 11a d13c.
Peaches Peaches unchanged. with choice
I at 6M6Ae extra choice, Ga d6aic, and fancy,
! T61Tl2c.
Raisins-Raisns are quiet. with loose mus
eatels quoted at 3Iz q31ac, choice TO fancy
seeded at 5a4 @6ltc, seedless at 334 d5Ac, and
London layers 81. 200130.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks and the coppers lower
Cotton market shows little variation.
Business quiet and featureless the local exchanges
Shipment of S20l.4OO in silver bullion 10 China
exchange lower Silver and sterling exchange higher
Wheat, barley oats and firm
Hay easy Feedstufs unchanged
Beans firm, with imas advanced to &c.
Wool and hides show fluctuations
Mutton and lamb still weaker Other meats unchanged
Potatoes and onions rme Asparagus excessive supply
Poultry dull, with the retailers well supplied
Active trading in butter. Eggs slightly higher.
Warm weather stimulates trading in fresh fruits.
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Eastern Iivestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA

:
SOUTH OMAHA April 2.--cattle- Receipts
400. Market strong. Western steers, So 50G
$40; Texas steers, S3615; range cows and heif-
ers. $2.s564s5: Gamers. $2.25@4.50; stockers
and feeders, S3G550; calves, $3.50@T; bulls
and stays, $365.
Hogs Receipts, 5000 Market steady. Heavy,
s6.75@6e5; mixed, s6.T0m6. 70; light, S650a
ESQ; pigs. S450G5.75; bulk Of sales. $6G5M6.S so.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Market steady Year
lings S6.50@T 40; wethers. S5.75M6.50: ewes.
$5.25 @615; lambs. S7.25Ms.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April 2--Cattle Receipts.
1000. Native steers S5@5.s0; native cows and
helfers, $2.TJd6. stockers and feeders. S3.7567
$50; bulls S3.25@5; calves, $3.75@T. so: west
ern steers, S4.so@650 western cows. s250a
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Market strong to Sc
higher. Bulk Of sales s665617: heavy, So. 30
MIQ5; packers and butchers, $4.75@7; pigs.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market strong Nut
Tons Sa-23m6 40: lambs. S6.506aI.eJ: range
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Hay and Feedstufs

No further changes in hay or feedstufs are
ncted.
Br4n-s29. .50@so per ton for white and SIS. so
q29 for red
Mddlings-S336 per ton.
Shorts-$31 G32 per ton
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. $31G32: rolled oats
Tor feed, $41G42; mixed feed, $2Sd32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50. in
~ ton lots $50. in ton lots $500. small lots
$40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills So in 20
and 10 and S26-50 in ton lots, 1obbing SIT; corn
meal, S3I ass; cracked corn. $5S6l39; broom corn
seed. 81 10 per ctl; alfalfa meal and mealfalta.
Jobbing lots S26. carload lots $25 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, S21. .50d25: wheat and Oat,
$21924; tame oat, S2IU24; volunteer wild cat.
S20922-5 so; alfalfa. $14117.5O; stock, $11.5o9
l6 per ton.
Straw-60@s5c per bale.
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ss5c; middling gulf, lo.2oe. Sales, 224 bales
New YORK NetaI Market

NEW YORK. April 2-The London tin market
was lower today, with spot quoted at fl34
and futures al f135 The local market was
quiet at %. 30d 20 soc
Copper declined to f5T 5s for spot and f5l It's
90 for futures in the London market. Locally
the market quiet and shade lower, with
lake quoted at 12S7Ia a13e; electrolytic. 90
M12624s. nd casting 12.3T12 M1250c
Lead was unchanged at f13 13s cd In London.
The local market was steady at 4.0712 Ia 10c.
Spelter was unchanged at f21 Is Sd in London
and at 4.7I1a S215c in the local market.
Iron was higher at AIS 41ad for Cleveland
warrants in London. Locally the market was
dull and easy. No l foundry northern is quoted
at l6.25Q 16.75c; No. 2 at 15.750lj6.25c; No !
southern and No. l southern soft at 10. $50
16 25c
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Dried FruIts. RaisIns.. Nuts and Home

Fruits-EvapOrated apples. 53f Q62tc; apricots.
Td91ac; fancy mOOrpark 11612c: peaches. A.
d4lsc for standards, AZ for choice and q
0S1kc; nectaFines. 41a0515c; ngs. 21564cs
prunes size basis. 25442Ac. with 1c premium
for 4Os.
Raisins-London layers crown. 9oc; 3 crown.
81 seeded. 4d41sc. seedless 50. d51ac. ThOmp-
sons seedless. 31ac for unbleached. seedless
sultana. 2s4c; loose muscatels. sac for crown,
&c for crown and pa C for . crown.
Nuts-AlmOHds. nOnpareils. 1l1a I12c: IXL.
ILL., 012c; ne plus ultra. 11G111sc; Drake IO6Q
1O12c; languedocs. 9691ac; hardshells 7QSc.
Walnuts-915c per ID for No. 1 softshells. Sc for
No. 2 do. Chestnuts, S@lOc per ID for Italian
flberts. 12l5 "a 14c; pecans. 15417c.
Honey-Comb. nominal Water white ex-
tracted nominal; dark amber and candled 4@
sac per pound.
Beeswax-271s = G29c per 10 for light and 25Q
26c for dark
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PonItrr and Game

There was a general cessation OF activity in
the poultry market yesterday. as the leading
retailers were wei supplied and were only I'LL
ing small orders for immediate wants. The gen
eral dulness of trade was Offset by continued
light receipts. however, and sellers were not
making any concessions desirable stock. A
ear of western chickens was reported in but had
not been hauled TO the stores up 10 a late hour.
There EOthing in game.
Poultry (per dOzenl--Hens 50. 5U66 for small
STdS for large and $9M12 flr exsras: yOlng
roosters. $9Q12; old toosrers. S56t6; Iryevs, SSG
$50: broilers. S6G7 Tor large $565.50 for
medium and S3.5JEl4 for small; ducks S7G9:
pigeons, S1.50; squads, S3Q3.50; geese. 81 506l
per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese $3.50; white
geese, 81. .25GI 150; brant So for large and 81 81
for small; hare, $175G2; eottontan rabbits, SEA
9 30 -
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low Clo
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, April 2.-cash quotations were
follows: Flour. strong; straights, 81. 231a a
barley. 62M64c; fair to choice mating. GAG
&c. faxseed. No. southwestern s1.5SA. No.
northwestern $1.6SA; timothy seed 81 50Gl
3G0; clover. SO .25; pork. per barrel
SIT. S0017 So; lard per 100 pounds. $40 05
short ribs, sides Qoose), $S.75@9 %; short
clear sides boxed. 50 25M9 90.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 15S 900 bushels; exports for the week.
as shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to ! ,413.
800 bushels; primary receipts were 449, 600 bush
els compared with $4,000 bushels the CORE
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow. Wheat 81 cars; corn, 100 cars
oats, 40 cars: hogs. L. 600 head.
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Beans and Seeda

Beans show some further changes and Limas
are higher.
Beans tper ctD-Bayo. S3.6Oa3.To: pea, 50 %
d5.35; small white. S.. .2505 $40; large white.
S430GI4.40; pink. 81 7Oel2.SJ, red. S6G16.50;
hlackeye, S315N $50; hmas. $3.90H4. red
kidneys. $3.50; cranberry beans. $3.25 80;
Garvanzls. $2G2.5O for small. S2.5OG3 for
medium and $344 for large; horse beans. S1-9O
4220.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 81: yellow mustard.
6@6Ac: haxseed. $3.7J, carload lots; canary,
3A U4e; alfalfa. 16@17c; rape. cleaned. 29g21acs
timothy, go G6%e: hemp 4G4l2c: millet. pa @
Size per lb; broom corn seed $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted $343.2J per
q
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Deciduour and CItru. Fru,f.

The continuance Of the warm sunny weather
caused business in the fruit market to assume
more satisfactory proportions yesterday par
tieuIarly during the early trading as in asal.
tion to the movement in regular trade channels
peddIers were out in force
Apples (per box}-Newtown pippins. Sl.250
LAO for tier and $1.75 for 5 tier; common to
choice 606s5c-
Citrus Fruits (per box1-Nave1 oranges 81 25
$50 for fancy and S1-7502 for choice. tan
gerines, 75r@s1.50; grapefruit. 81. 5o1275 for
seedless; lemons. S2.75@3 for fancy, S212. so for
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Egg Market i'm Nearby countIe.

SANTA ROSA, April 2.--The local egg mar
ket advanced y cent for receipt OF prices on
the San Francisco dairy exchange today al
dealers quoting 221ac per dozen for choice and
lS1ac for seconds The demand is strong. with
only fair supply. Some eggs are being shipped
TO Arizona and Nevada. while all choice are be-
ing placed in cold storage.
PETALUMA. April 2--The price paid fol
eggs today after receipt OF quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange were 23c for
best grade 221Ac for storing and 19c for sec
ends. The demand is good and receipts average.
SANTA ROSA, April 2.-There is no decided
change In the price OF eggs, the prevailing
wholesale prices ranging from 1Sc 10 zoe per
dozen. Leading poultrymeu apparently seem
satisfied with present prices. considering that
the supply of eggs is more than sufficient 10
sunplY the local trade.
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Loans, Exchange and siIver
Whent and Other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-Chicago was &c higher. The San
Francisco market swas firm and unchanged. with
asking prices above the views of buyers.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $197 = @205; do milling So 10
@2.15; California white Australian. nominal at
S2.20; northern club, $2.02la M210; northern
bluestem, S212IA @2.20; Russian red, $I95d
19I1a; turkey red $2M2.20 per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 a. Session.
May-$20 021la bid, sos asked
December, $1.65 bid.
p. IN. Session.
No quotations
Barley Futures We're stfIl higher yesterday
and the cash grain firm at the recent ad-
vance
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, S1.50d1. .521a; com
mon to fair, 81. .45@l47h per ctl: brewing and
shipping, S1.55; chevalier. 81. .55@170
FUTURES
1920 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low Close.
May sl As 81 4sh s1.4s s14sll
p M Session
Open High. Low. Close.
December nss Is ss' s1as 1ss SIS s3S sslf
oats-Rnle firm at the advance noted YES.
terday. White. $2.o5m2 12ib gray. so. red
$2-05 for choice. 50 for good and 81 95671 az X
for common; black, nominal per ctl :
Corn California small round yellow S2672 IN.
large yellow, nominal: western states yellow
sacked, SlI0Q1-7J: white, 81. .7061 70: in hulk'
San Francisco track, yellow, 81 81; white 81 sc.
mixed, $780, Egyptian. 81 so per ctl for white
Rye-Quoted at $1.906f2 per eti
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-03

NEW YORK, April money on call, steady
ruling rate, Al per cent; offered at per cent;
closing bid. 1 q per cent.
Time loans very weak and dull; so days, "a
d2Ih per cent; 90 days, 2la per cent; six
months, 2% per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 31a "a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S664-S610 for 60 day bills
and at 81 S765 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.s5ls@4.s5&.
Bar silver. 50%c
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds Government. steady; railroad irreg
ular.