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MiddIings-s33d35 per ton.
Shnrf.. S9I ~ ~. -.
Beans and Seeds

Beans continue firm. with steady local and
shipping demand. Seeds show no change
The bean report of Adolf KoshIand saws.
The feature of the bean market during the
last seven days Is the advance in bayos and
pinks 1t became evident that the stock OF
bayos is very small. and considerable activity
resulted in material advance in value This
advance in bayos partly accounts for the higher
price of pink beans. The latter variety Is in
strong hands, and good demand having set in
the long expected rise in values finally took
place 1t is likely that prices will go still
higher within the very near future The strength
in lima beans continues and prices on white
beans are very firmly maintained. Blackeyes
are also very strong at somewhat higher quo
tations.'
Beans (per ctp-Bayo. s4a4.5o: pea. s.. 25
@5.3j; small white $5.35@5.50; large white
81 30M4 40: pink S363 10: red. $6@ @6.5 so: black
eye. So 325m3.45; lima. S4Q410; red kidneys
IS 65 as So cranberry beans 1910: Garvanzas
$2d2.50 for small 81. 2.50@t3 for medium and So
a for large: horse beans, S1.90d2.2 20.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 3% Gt4c: yellow mus
tard 6M6Iac; faxseed, 4c carload lots; canary
4c: alfalfa. 17@1sc rape cleaned 2m2lbc;
timothy, 81 d6lac; hemp, 3at @4Lc: miliet
sac per lb; broom corn seed. $3.50 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $3d325 per
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Hides. TaIIoS. Wool and HONS

Hops continue quiet, with sales at 70Ttsc in
the country. as already mentioned Wool Is
nrm and moving of fairly There is nothing new
in hides.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1s61c un-
der quotations. Heavy sailed steers. I2Q121ac:
medium. 11@1I1sc; light. Zoe; cOwhides, Toe
for heavy. 91a GlOc for light; stags 7c; salted
Kip. I0M11c: salted veal Ice: salted calf l5I.
a ice: dry hides, 1SQ1s12c; dry kip. 16Gl7e;
dry calf 22G23c; dry stays. 12c; sheepskins
shearlings. 2595Oc each; short wool. J0dTOc
each medium. 75cNS1 each: long wool Sim
10: lambs 25M zoe: horSehides. salt 50 25M
go for large and S1.75@2 for medium. T5c@
1.25 for small and 2JMJ J0c for colts: horse
hides dry S2@225 for large aud 81 1.25G2
for medium: 5ocdSl for small and 25@5Oc for
colts; goatskins. prime angora, 15cMS1; large
hair goats S5640c; medium 2OG25e; small
5@I5c.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 41sG5i4c; No. >. 3@
412c; grease, 2Q3c
Wool-New San Joaquin. years staple. 126
15c do TO months 10d15c; new southern
coast "a lie. Fail clip-Mountain free IL "a
l0c 10 defective. 6d7e: Nevada. 13d1Tc per IL.
Hops-Prices 10 growers are from &c to 1Oc
per ID. with Toe 10 II1se for long term con
tracts.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. April 13.-Aoney call easy
2. az per cent ruling rate, closing bid and
offered at per cent.
Time loans dull and steady; GO days, pa per
cent; 80 days, L per cent; six months, "a a
per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3l@Q4 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at $9.S,25Gl4. S6::5 for 80 day
bills and $4.S7G5 for demand
Commercial bills 81. S5al @kS6ls.
Bar silver IL Isc.
Mexican dollars 44c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
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SEATTLE. April 1s.-Clearings, 2,1S3, ,oe1
balances. $1T5. .222.
TACOMA. April 13.-Clearinss, s72o,94s; bal
ances. S4S. Isl.
PORTLAND. April .-clcarngs, s1454. .5s7;
balances S166 f62
SPOKANE April 13.-Clearings, 81 l611 $50;
balances S15S t72
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Meat Market

Dressed veal and lamb are lower Reef and
mutton were unchanged. Live cattle and lambs
are lower. Hogs show variation.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers
are as follows:
Beef-s@slac per lb for steers. 7@sc for cows
and heifers.
Veal-61a dTiac for large and Sd9c for small
Mutton-Wethers, : y 6t9c; ewes, 7GSe per ID.
Iamb-Yearling, 9@1oc per 10; spring lamb
Haze.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-11@1llsc for light and
9ls a i0c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No. 1'fat steers. 900 lbs, alive 4asc under
900 lbs 4iac; second quality. 4I.c; thin. unde-
sirabe steers, 3G4c; desirable fat grass steers
4G4iac.
No. 1 cows and heifers 3atc: second quality
3ae: common, thin. undesirable cows. Pie
Fat bulls and stays, 2G2l4c; thin bulls. 1s,c
Cslves-I-ight weight, per ID. 5q514c; me-
dunn, 4laM4aic: heavy. 3$4 044e.
Sheep tper lb)-Wethers. No. 1, sc; ewes
No. 1, flee; shOrn sheep, lie less.
Lambs tper i5l-Yearling lambs SIZE: this
years milk lambs. 81 a61ac.
Hogs tper lbl-fIard grain fed. weighing 100
to lao lbs. &c: 40 10 $50 lbs. THc; 80 TO
$50 lbs 6si aIc; rough heavy hogs, Az GJc;
common, undesirable hogs. 4@4i4e
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Hay and FcedstuHs

Hay continues weak and the top quotations
are lower. Feedstufs are unchanged
The circular of Somers X Co. SAYS of hay:
During the past week shipments of hay to
san francisco have increased very materially.
"A total of $500 tons arriving, in comparison
with but 1900 tons the week preceding No
doubt these heavy shipments are occasioned by
tue desire of holders of hay to realize the pres
ent good prices on their stock appreciating the
fact that new hay will be a great deal lower
The San Francisco market at present can not
absorb this quantity Of hay every week. and
today we have TO report lower prices than last
week on account of these heavy shipments. How
ever, the market is still very sensitive and
should receipts decrease materially we viii prob
amy see change toward higher prices but we
hardly think that the receipts win decrease
for Il careful Investigation of country stocks
show sufficient hay on hand to sIrppIv our mar
ket until new hay is available in quantities
few extremists think that the present heavy
shipments Will reduce country stocks so rap
IDLY that we will still have a shortage and
high prices before new hay comes in but we
might state that very large portion Of
present shipments consist of poor quality hay
from the San Joaquin valley, in which district
II is impossible To ascertain any accurate idea
of stocks on hand. The stock Of better grades
Is all held by San Francisco dealers who are
marketing their holdings in regular way
figuring on cleaning up at the end of the sea
son. Extra heavy receipts therefore are caused
by what we might call the invisible supply con
sisting of poor grade hay which is especiaI Ily
weak and can be worked OF only with the
greatest difficulty
Bran-S29d30 per ton for white and SOS 5OeI29
for red.
Mddlings-S3 -S33d35 per ton.
Shorts-S3l d32 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley S3iM32: rolled oats
for feed, $41@42; mixed feed. S2Sa32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3s 80 in
10 ton lots $50. in ton lots $50 80 small lots
$40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills. $26 in 20
and 10 and S26.5O in ton lots. jobbing S27: corn
meal $3TQ3S; cracked corn. $3SM39; broom corn
seed. SLID per etl; alfalfa meal and meaIfalfa
jobbirg lots SIG. carload lots S2j per ton.
Hay=Wheat $236I2J 30: wheat and ost 500
d24: tame ost. S20G24: volunteer Wild oaf
s2o@1l so; alfalfa, $lf@17.50; stock, $1fM15
per ton.
Straw--6OM soc per hale
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Provisions

Quotations remain practically unchanged with
firm and fairly active market.
COttolene-One half bbl l05sc: half bbls
1Oihc; l tieree. 1Osse; tierces, l014c; tierces
10kc.
The Western Meat company quotes fol
lows: Hams. 14Gf lGc. picnic hams. . tac: bacon
TO $ lbs 1Sc: to 10 lbs. like; 10 to Il
lbs. 17c sugar cured bacon, Die; Arrow bacon
to 10 lbs. 171ac: 10 To l. lbs. lie; light
dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 161ac; 10 to II
lbs, 1Jlsc; medium bacon, lie; light medium
bacon 14c.
Lard-Tierces l2Ise. sos 12%c ios 131tc. IS
139sc. IS 13lsc: compound lard. tierces. Sc
5os size los S&,c IS S7sc. IS pc. yellow cook
ing oil. 53c per gal; white cooking OIL 5Jc
per gal; salad oil. see per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
Inspected by the government are 81 per bbl
higher Extra family beef. SO per bbl; family
beef, S1450 per bbl; extra mess beef, S14 per
barrel.
Pork-Extra prime IN oarreis' 5000; clear.
for half bbls s2.3j for % 10 kegs and 81 80
for kits; smoked beef 191s d20c per lb
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WASHINGTON. April l3.-Todays statcmen
OF the treasury balances in the general fun
shows: Available cash balances. Sl29. 90. .314
gold coin and bullion s45, ,007 Az; gold certif
Gates SIG. ll5, 800.
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New York MctaI Market

NEW YORK. April 13.-The London tin mar
ket higher than at the close last week with
spot quoted at f133 lis Cd and futures at fl34
11s Cd The local market dull but higher
on the average ut % 40M 953c
Copper advanced about los in London with
spot quoted at E5T los and futures at EOS 3s sd
The local market steady and showed a ten
dency to do better, lake being quoted at II 81
a l3c eleetrolytic at 12.j0d12.75c and casting at
T. u al .G2Iac.
Lead was lower f131 SIS 81 I'm London The
local market however, was firm and higher at
4.1213d4.171ac.
Spelter unchanged at Ell IS Cd in the
London market. but was firm and higher at
{. 81 y a .92iA locally.
The English iron market advanced to AIS 1OIsd
for Cleveland warrants. The local market was
quiet but steady. with No. ! foundry northern
quoted at $13.750 1925. No. > $15.50N16, No |
southern and No. l southern soft at S15.250a
II n
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MIscELLANEoUs MARKETS
Naval Stores-Turpenti and Rox

Naval StOres-Iurpentine and R0sin
SAVANNAH. Ga. April 13.-Turpentine firm
AT 351ac; sales. 1S2; receipts $50; shipments
III.
Rosin firm: sales. 236; receipts. o53: ship
ments. 40: stock 36. sic. Quote: h. 1925: d.
81 80: f.. $:s.37la. F. $3.47la: G. $3.50; II. So o.;
1. S4.15: X. S5.o5 NJ, $40; n, s5.45; VIC,
S5.J5; WV, $3.50.
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Flour and Farinacpous Coods

Flour continues quiet with buyers purchas-
ing from hand to mouth. owing to the bigh
prices. The average trade in farinaceous goods
is reported
flour-Califorpia family extras. So 20646 50
net without discount; bakers extras SG. 2O60
64o; superhne $5M5.30; Oregon and Washing
ton, per bbl. S4-S5@5.75 for family, bakers mad
patents and S4.30G14.50 for cut OF: Kansas pat-
ents. SI.40; do straights 81. 20 Dakota patents
81 40; do straghts, $3.50: do clear So "a per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages. net
cash. no discount, are follows: Graham -four
S3I5 per 100 lbs; rye Hour $3.50: rye meal
$3.50; rice -four. 81; corn meal So %; extra
cream do. $50; oat meal. 50: oat groats So J.:
hominy, S3.60M4; buckwheat flour S475: whole
wheat -four 81: rolled oats. bbs S7.50mS in
sacks SoMI.50: extra cream do IS in sacks and
$500 in barrels: rolled wheat bbls s. 10. in
sacks S4.25M5.25; pearl barley. 500: split peas
boxes, 1913 for yellow and S6.25 for green per
100 lbs.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. April Flour Receipts q
694 barrels; exports. 1870 barrels: market firm
ly held. with trading quiet.
Wheat Receipts. 200 bushels spot firm No.
red. 81. IS elevator and $l39 +. o. b. afoat:
No ! northern Duluth $1.36% f. o. b. afoat
No. hard winter. $780, f. o. b. ahoat. After
made new high records following big advance
at Liverpool wheat broke badly today under
heavy unloading Part of the selling was on
better southwest weather and rumors that
closed ahont steady at 4 a &c net decline May
closed at 81 .:}2li July closed 81 81 September
closed al S1.I5it.
Hops-Steady.
Hides-lnactiVe.
MooI-Quiet
Petroleuin-S -Steady.
trifugal, 80 test, 3.92c: molasses sugar, Sic.
Refined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady. net ! points
lower to - points higher. Foreign markets
ported of II $50 bags. including: May. 6.S5M
G.9Ge; July. B.4jM6.J0c: September. 6.10c: De
cember, J95c Spot quiet No Z Rio, SIC: No.
Santos 3lsc.f Mild quiet; Cordoya. 99i a 13c
Butter-Firm and unchanged
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Barely steady
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
Evaporated Apples-The market continues
fancy quoted at Sl2M913c; choice. 7G74c;
prime, 6MGl5c: common to fair. 5d6c.
Prunes- Steady, with quotations ranging from
3@4c to 11hc for crop California fruit and
20-30s
Aprcots-Quiet but firm. with choice quoted
at 9la@ Zoe; extra choice, 10G10alc: fancy,
IL y a BE.
Peaches Unchanged with choice quoted al
6M6ttc: extra choice. 6l4 M634c: fancy. 76IS1Sc.
Raisins-Remain unsettled with loose mus
ed. AZ @6c; seedless 33iM5l9c; London layers,
81. .20dl l.5G
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Canned Peas-The California Gamers associg-
tion quotes 1909 pack as follows: Petit pois.
SI.75; fine sifted 81 80; No. extra sifted,
81 20.
Canned Tomatoes-19os pack 2is pound solid
pack. SOc; pound solid pack SOC
Quicksilver $HN4j per flask for local use
and S42.j06r43.jn per flask for export.
COrdage-Manila. 9t4c. Sisal So. SiSal bale
rope 9d9iac per 10 net cash. no discount
COffee-CCs Rics. 7ieN14i.c. Salvador IN
1224c: Nicaragua. 9lt "a l$isc; Guatemala New
can. 7iaM15lsc; Hawaiian. Sq15iec; Ecusdorsn,
$40 per lh-
Pacific Codhsh-The Unou fish company quotes
Is follows Bundles. small. whole. 80 10 bales.
&C.; csSeS, regular. large. whole. 100 II boxes.
Jc. cases. extra. 100 10 boxes J2tc: eases. east
eru style $3.50; Anchor brand. Sc. narrow
gauge. Size Silver Ming. 114c; Golden state.
&C.: White Seal. mddIcS, 100 101ac; Scabrigbt.
blocks. &C; oriental blocks. 6iac; Grown brand.
tablets, 1tac. Pearl tablets. 7isc. NJ boxes
fancy boneless. Zoe; . 10 boxes fancy homeless
1Olac; half barrels picked cod. $3.50 each.
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Rnstnn WOOL Market

BOSTON. April 13.--Trading in the local wool
market is liveiier increases in new contracts
noted. Foreign wool continues TO be of chief in
terest. Quotations:
Secured valucs-Texas fine, II months. Goa
62c;- fine. TO months 52M 54c; fine fall, ASA
47c.
California Northern. 5s@6oc; middle county
asa soc; fall free. 43M 45c
Oregon-Eastern No. ] staple. 62M63c: eastern
No. ] clothing. 55G 5Ic; valley No. j, 4SM50c.
Territory-Fine staple. 63G65c; fine medium
staple, 60M63c; fine clothing. 5s@62e; fine me-
dium clorhing, 56M 5Sc; half blood, 60G63c
three -eghths blood, 56@5sc; quarter blood, 5O@
53c.
Puled-Extra, 64@6sc; fine A, 5sd62c; A su.
pers, 51@56c.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

Silver is Il c higher and Hongkong exchange
lsc higher. Other exchange rates are unchanged.
There is nothing new In the money market,
funds for commercial purposes being ample for
all current needs. The savings banks are making
loans on real estate with moderation.
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July :......lO.a2i4 1os2ls 10. 40 lo.47la
september .1o.62k lo.62i2 io.52la 1850
Nay May ...... go 90 30 30
September 9.77i5 9.77lA 9.6Ti. 9.T21.
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KANSAS fTTY
Los Angeles Market.

Los ANGELES. April 13.--The cheese market
firm and active. Eastern daisy advanced to
19@20c per pound. Oregon twins 10 1s1ac. Ore
gon daisy to 19c and northern fresh to IIc A
shortage of eastern and northern cheese brought
about the raise.
Eggs continued firm at quotations The
Easter demand reduced stock.
Butter ruled firm.
Australian brown onions advanced to S2.75@3,
with few TO be had at the high quotations.
Produce recepts-Eggs. 800 cases; butter.
50.345 pounds; cheese. 1.230 pounds: potatoes, sc
sacks; onions. none; beans, 40 sacks; sweet po-
tatocs 20 sacks.
Eggs (per dozen)-Raneh candled 25e; case
count. 22c.
Butter tper lb rolD-Creamery extra, 47lac;
creamery first, I5c; cooking butter, 20c per lb.
Cheese-Northern fresh. lie; hand 1Sc; east
ern singles. 1Slae; twins. 1sl2c cheddars, lie;
longhorn 22c; daisy. 19G2Oc; oregon twins
1Sisc: Oregon daisy. Ice.
Beans iper ctp-Pink No. /. $335; lima No.
l. 40; Lady Washington No. l, $3.50; do small
white No. l, $5.7?; blaekeye, S375M4; gar
vanza $450; lentils. S7dS: bayou. $3.50
Potatoes-Local early rose. So. 50G2.75; north
ern early rose. 81. 50G2.75 local Burbank $3.50:
Salinas. $2.25M2.50; highlands. S1T5@2; Ore
gon. $2.25: Nevada. S225; coast Lompoc, 81 %; !;
Idaho. Sl.75M2; Oregon early rose. $3.50; white
rose $2.25
Sweet potatoes Yellow local. S1.50d1 S5;
white. 50c per box; choice yellow. s1.25G1.50.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PETALUAIA. April Eggs remain steady in
price. the best grade bringing 231ac and 195sc
for seconds. The Petaluma egg exchange re
ceived a large consignment today from their
branch store at Tomales. Eggs are moving
slowly.
SANTA CRUZ. April 13.-Again eggs have
taken slump in price. the ruling price being
% sc to DE per dozen. The demand for home
consumption is good. but shipments are not up
to the usual standard
SANTA ROSA. April f3.-There was a slight
advance i'll the price of eggs today receipt
of the quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange The dealers offered 23lac per dozen
for choice while the offerings for seconds ranged
from l93sc to zee The supply is diminishing
with the continued warm weather while the de-
mand remains firm for all grades
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Ner York stock List

< E. Hutton & Co., $50 California street. mem
hers c- tie New York stock exchange, furnish the
fo lowing list of bond ana stock sales yesterday;
--7-17--l-Ss -EI5.II TovV Rid Ask
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1ished by the sales. bids and offers on the foor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 1l5c to 2c higher, owing to
the various charges to be. added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras % &c per ID,
firm; do frsts. 23c. firm; do seconds. 21 1.e. firm.
Cheese-Californla: Fancy fats. 1Jc per H.
firm; do hrsts, 141sc. firm; do seconds, 12c. firm;
fancy Young Americas, 15e. firm; do hrsts he
firm Oregon: Fancy fats, 1Jc firm; fancy
Young Americas, 161ae. firm; Oregon storage
fats, I2c. firm: do Young Americas. 16e firm
Eggs tper dozen, eases included california
fresh extras. 23lsc. firm; do firsts. 22fsc. frm
do seconds, 201sc firm; do thirds 1Sc, nrm
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Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON =
TACOMA. April IL. Wheat--Milliug: Blue
stem. Sl.25M1 80. Export: Bluestem, $1.20;
club S1.10; red. 81 06.
SEATTLE. April 13-Wheat-No milling quo
tations. Export Bluestem. 81 20; red, 81 TO-
club 81 .06 Reeeipts-Wheat, car; barley, 3
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OREGON
Nnrfhern Rnsincss

PORTLAND. April 13.- Wheat-Traek prices
Club, SLIP; bluestem S1.206t1. 20 turkey red
Sl.15; red Russian 81 10: valley, S110.
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Portland butter Markct

PORTLAND, April -Butter-Cfty creamery
extras, 27la a 29c: fancy outside creamery, 256l
2Sc; store, 1SM20c.
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Eastern Livestock Markets


tn OMAHA. April 13.-Cattle- Receipts.
4JOO heal; market steady to easier. Western
steers, S3M5.50; Texas steers. 500; COWS and
heifers. $3.50 $50: Gamers 81. 25@3.75: stock
ers and feeders, S}.25@ 550; calves, S3.25@7;
bulls and stags. 500
Hogs Receipts $500 head; market steady and
slow. Heavy. $7056pT.20; mixed. $6.95@T10;
light, s6.95el7;lO; pigs $5.5oa625; bulk Of
sales, So 95M7.1O.
Sheep Receipts $500 head: market steady to
slow. Iear1ings, sTm7.40; wethers, $e@650;
ewes. $6.05M6 10.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April .-Cattle-Receipts
5000 head; market strong Native steers. sos
@6.75: native and heifers. $3M6; stockers
aud feeders. S3.75@560; bulls, 3.2JM %;
calves, S4@7.50: western steers, S4S0@6.50;
western cows. 81. .25m 80.
Hogs-Reecipts 14,000 head; market &c higher
Bulk of sales. $6.S0M7.20: heavy. T.10M %;
packers and butchers, S7@720; light, $6.50@g
7.05; pigs. S5.25Q6.2 -.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head: market steady
Muttons. $5.2jM $50; lambs, s650@S.10; range
wethers, $4.500t7.50.
EAST ST. LOUIS
EAST ST. LOUIS. April 13.-Hogs reached the
highest local market quotations since 1898 at the
National stockyards today The best grades sold
for $T60 per hundredweight
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Dceiduous and Citrus Fruit.

Business in Strawberries. Of which some 500
crates and about dozen chests were received.
was disappoinringiy slow yesterday. the cool.
cloudy weather deferred many buyers from pur-
chasing freely The Los Angeles Grated goods
were held at 81 p CRAZE for the best lots az
the opening. but the price soon dropped to 81 and
receivers willing sellers at zoe in the after
noon. L0ngworths were in fair request at salts
factory prices. but the large varieties from the
Natsenviie region were slow of sale Business
IN citrus goods and apples was of the usual
small proportions and there was no change in
the quotations Ripe bananas were more plenti-
ful and easier.
Observation-Disclosures 75cds1 %: Iougworths
drawer.
Apples (per box)-Newtown pippins. 81 25G
l. 40 for tier and S1.T5 FOR tier; common to
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-NaveI oranges. 81. 25ar
go for fancy and Sl-S3@2 for choice tan
gerines. 75cdS1.5O: grapefruit S2JOd2 - for
seedless; lemons 275@; for fancy. S2d2. so for
choice and 81 2J@1.JO for standard: lines, nom
inal.
Tropical Fruits-Bauauas. 75caS1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2-J0M3.5O for Central Ameri-
can; pinedpplcs, s3d4 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey
The only thing new in fruits is frmer feel
ing in apricots. without any change in prices.
Raisins are very duh. with quotations
changed
Honey is practically cleaned up and hardly
quotable, but the new crop is expected shortly.
Fruits-Eyaporat apples. 5Is@6s4c; apricots
l@l9c fancy noorpark. l1el l2c; peaeheS Al, a
Ise tor standards IL &C for choice and 81 IA
6l2c for fancy. pears. 46fSc: pitted plums T. q
Size; nccta- ines, IL Gl5i-c; figs ~ I4c; prunes
size basis, ~ 024lc, with ic premium for the
large sizes.
Raisins-London layers crown. 9Oc, crown,
81; seeded. 4M4i.c; seedless, "a a ji@c; Thomp-
sons Hess. 3iac for unbleaehed: scedless sui
tana, 2&c; loose muscatels. "a, G. for 4 crown, Sc
for . aud 2I4 for crown
Nuts-Almonds. nonpsreils, BE: IXT.. 13c: ne
plus ultra. 12c Drake, 10Iec; IanguedocS 9Isc:
hardshels. 7GSc. Wslnuts-9i2c per ID for No.
/ softshells &c for No. do. Chestnuts, SM Zoe
per III for Italian; hlberts. 12ls@ I4c; pecsns.
15m1Ic.
Honey-Comb. nominal: water white extracted.
nominal: dark amber and candied. 4n51ac per III.
Beeswax-27 = a 29e per ID for light and -
oe, for dor
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-14
New York Mining stocl,s
Boston StocIxs and BONDS

BOSTON, April 13.--The advance in stocks
has been fast and furious these few weeks and
natural reaction is due. There is considerable
disappointment at the relative weakness and
dullness Of coppers during all this activity in
New York, but the holders do not care to part
with their stocks, believing that any move in
them whenever it comes viii be upward
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