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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-24
Had Time for Sober Thought.

In old Holland, when couple ap
piled for divorce. they were locked
up in a one-room trying-out cabin
with one dish and one spoon, If, attel
a month, they had not come to lin
erick, they got the writ, which wa
seldom asked Tor after this bundling
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-24
WooIgrowers' Convention.

For the National Woolerowers' con-
ventioD at Ogden, Jan rs the Short
Line ,stll tickets at reduced rates.
Tickets on sale Jan 4. ) and 8 Ask
agents for rates and further par
ticulars
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-24
IN No Hurry to learn.

Young sister-What. u can't ride
bicycle yet, and Jack has been teach
Ing Won for three weeks? Elder Sis.
ter Yes, bat he hasn't proposed yet
Chips.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-24
ATTENTION.!

The highest cash prices will be
paid for all hides, pelts and furs
by ED LEWIS, of Alton, Wyo.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-24
Acton HOTEL

| have opened a new hotel in
Alton, Wyo. Everything up-to-
date and accommodations first
class. Give us a trial.
N. c. ALLkED Prop.
The Huttig news., 1909-04-17

Brand syle easily the neatest pattern shown this that it STAR BRAND is proof in itself that it is well made and will hold it's original and intended shape
 Price $3 50
The Huttig news., 1909-04-17
Dainty Ankle Strap Pumps

Every young lady who delights in cool. l.comfortable footwear should take a look at these daintily construct ed Ankle Strap Pumps. This is an all patent style and really makes the feet look several sizes smaller because of the short vamp. Ire low top makes the shoe. attractive and com foftable. We are greatly pleased with thls STAR
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
Potatoes. onions and ve.etablex

Asparagus continued 70 arrive freely from all
sections. and with large carry over from the
preceding day prices were barely steady. despite
iiDeral buying on canning account. Rhubarb.
peas and new potatoes were Offering freely, and
receivers were willing to make concessions on
all three descriptions after the early buyine
period The only new feature of the market
was the arrival of a carload of garlic from
Mexico The stock was packed in baskets and
was held at Sm9c pound. The market for cid
potatoes maintained very strong position on
reports of advancing markets in the east to-
gether with shipping inquiries from the south
west and the north Leading handlers We're
expecting higher range Of prices for the
leading descriptions of table Burbanks Onions
were unchanged.
Potatoes tper ctD-River Burbanks 81 25d
Loo; Salinas Burbanks. 81; Oregon Burbanks
81. .6u@1i5: small oregon seed 81 25GI 35
sweet potatoes. S1.S5M2; new potatoes. "a &c
per ID.
onicns-Yellow. s2@2.25 per ctl; do Aus
tralian- $404.23 per ctl; new green. 65GS5c per
box.
Vegetables-Asparscus 81. .25d1. 80 per box for
extra and 50eGSl for the lower grades: rhubsrb
Sfa1.J0 per box tomatoes. $1@l. % per box or
crate: green peas. case per III for hay: gar
lie, 9@loc per lb; cabbage, 81 per ctl; hot
house cucumbers. $1.2J@l.75 per DOZEN cauIi-
flower G5MT5c per dozen: carrots 65M75c per
sack: turnips. $l@l25 per sack; celery, 40@5Oc
per Dozen
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Receipts of Produce
STOCK MARKET
Renewed Activity In Telephone Stock
Mining Stock Board to Remain
Closed Two DayS

The active securities on the stock and bond
exchange Yesterday we're the telephone common
stock. which advanced to S21.7 and the United
railway bonds, which advanced TO STj.75- There
We're no other changes of Importance. Sales of
bonds wore $10i .00O, of which $4,000 were In
the United Railways. Bank Of California
dividend of 81
The Comstock mining shares ruled firm. with
higher prices for Ophir aud Union Con. The list
was generally quiet.
The southern Nevadas were inactive. but the
leaders firm 6;olddeld selling from SIS. %
to $50 and Florence from $3.50 to s.. 40
There were buying orders for the former.
The Sau Francisco stock and exchange board
will remain closed Friday and Saturday, over
Good Friday.
Tho Roy Z. Matthews company has levied an
assessment of S170 per share. delinquent May 10.
A wire from New York yesterday said that
application would be made within a few days
TO list the common and preferred stocks of the
Pacific telephone and telegraph company on the
New York stock exchange.
The Tonopah mining company's mill report
for the week shows that average OF 90 out
of the 100 stamps were dropping constantly
crushing 3.O7J tons Of ore. of an average value
of SD so per ton. The bullion shipment con
sisted of 53 bars of bullion. valued at SS25
each. and 10 tons Of concentrates worth $3.50
ton, making the total bullion shipments amount
to S54.1T5. An average extraction OF 90 per
cent was recorded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks and cotton unchanged. Coppers firm.
Local stock market shows little feature
Mining stock board closes Friday and Saturday
Wheat advances &c at Chicago under bullsh news
Government its statement OF winter wheat condition.
Local grain market not materially changed.
Beans show several advances, some very sharp
Hay and feedstutfs about before stated
carload OF garlic gets in from Mexico
Potatoes firm with higher prices looked for.
Poultry market oversuppled with western stock
Butter cheese and eggs slightly higher.
Not much change in deciduous citrus fruits
No further change in live dressed cured fruits.
Silver traction higher Exchange unchanged
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Rutter. Cheese and EgC.

The run on the cheaper grades OF eggs. men
toned in the last report. ssS1mcd larger proper
lions yesterday. the extra buying for Easter
wants and the fact that tradesmen were look
ing tor stock that could be sold 25c a dozen
al retail causing active and iFm market for
such. This buying movement practically cleaned
up supplies of cheap stock and the irmness
extended % extras. which were In much better
demand than heretofore and he dozen higher
at pie All grades Of butter aud cheese were
reported firm. though supplies of the former were
somewhat in excess OF market needs Butter
frsts were re higher at 22lsc and hat cheese
frsts went up 1c pound.
On the exchange % fancy California fat cheese
were sold at I5c pound and so cases of extra
butter changed hands 20 going 221sc and
eggs bids at the quotation failing TO
bring out any supplies.
Receipts were s0.J00 lbs butter 5000 lbs
cheese and 400 cases eggs
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers the floor
Of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from lse TO 2c higher, owing to
the various charges To he added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 90 per H.
firm; do frsts. % ne firm; do seconds. y21 I4c
firm
se-CaIitornia: Fancy flats. 15c per H.
firm do frsts, 14lac firm do seconds. 12c, frm;
fancy Young Americas 1Jc. hrm do hrsts. 14c.
firm. Oregon: Fancy fats. 1Jc firm: fancy
Young Americas. 1o &c. firm; Oregon storage
flats. 15lac. firm: do Young Americas 16c. firm.
Eggs tper dozen. cases ineludedl-( alifornid
fresh extras. 24c firm; do frsts 22c firm;
do seconds 20c, firm; do thirds. 1Sc, firm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provi.ions

CHICAGO. April The prediction of local
bulls in the wheat market, made several months
ago that the May delivery would easily sell at
81 % per bushel. materialized today, when the
price of that option quoted at $1.25A at the
opening and at 81 .25a. closing transactions.
During the interim the price went low as
81 .23ss. which, however. was more than lc above
the closing figures of the previous session.
The opening the most exciting witnessed
since the dealing in May wheat has been in
progress, and initial quotations showed wide iuc-
uations. May opened at $1.24 TO S1.25M and
July AT S11O TO Sill
As the final gong was sounding the May option
jumped from Sl24at TO S1.25$4, where 1t closed
July closed at S1.111s 0l.l2, after selling few
minutes earlier at 81. H.
The corn market was firm at the start, but
prices slumped severely on general selling.
based on bright prospects for large screage for
the new crop, During the day the May delivery
sold between 66s4c and 6sAc. The market
closed easy at net losses for the day of &c TO
lSe Final quotations on May were at 81 ssc and
on July at 6ess d66l2c.
Oats also developed considerable weakness fol-
lowing a firm opening. due to the strength Of
wheat. At the close prices unchanged TO
sc lower compared with the previous close.
Provisions closed steady, with prices 2Isc
lower to SC higher than the previous close.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Reaction Checked, but Advance Is
Lacking in Vigor
Now YORK StocLS Market

-
~ The sales for the indicated deep cut
~ O
tendency of yesterday arrested
toward effected the renewed advance
lacked go and breadth
general dincned
end holidays the
into the o speculation
the April condition the wheat
although
conditions especially the wheat market itself The estimated yield
IN 1904
The grain roads stocks inclined to be heavy although the lines
belt than the
The anthracite supplied the conspicuous example OF
the railroads
March showed record for
indicating labor
sold
in special benefits intended
authentic
although circulation
this
especially from the steel trade continued
IS
impro on larges Gale n many
selling stocks helped stfen the foreign exchange rate
gold
value. $5S7SOO0 United States
bonds svereu o call
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
New York Cotton Markct

NEW YORK. April 7.-Hutton's wire says:
Todsy's market stayed within narrow bounds
and prices ruled at about yesterdays figures
with little disposition TO make move by either
side until after the holidays are over The
bulls who lost their cotton want ii back and
have supporting orders under the market to
{ catch 1t should prices show any decline With
cotton below the cost Of production and all
cereals at very high levels the Incentive 70
plant the cereals is too great TO permit any in
crease OF cotton acreage, and with the trade of
the world demanding added supply every
year 10 take care OF the spindles It looks
as II the coming crop must be the largest of his
tory or else we will run into cotton M arket as
full Of snap and ginger as wheat market was
/ today.
Spots were reported firm and unchanged at
9stc in New Orleans. which means about 10 2,c
delivered on contract in New York, at which
point the certificate stock has been reduced ro
about Do.oU0 bales, whereas two months ago IL
was 10000 bales. This is dangerously low and
II will be more than speculative risk to trade
Oh the short side Of the market especialIv in
the summer options. which will be subject 10
manipulation y
Tomorrow IS the last trading day in all mar
kcts till Monday. II is generally expected that
there viii be a trimming Of sails by longs dur
ing the next two days. in view of evening nm
over the holidays. Tho market nevcrtbeless
holds very steady in the face Of these conditions
and the longs do not appear 10 be at ali dis
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

Yesterdays offerings of Los Angeles straw
berries, including several consignments that
came in late on Tuesday. aggregated 213 crates.
barely esough to satisfy the demand, and prices
moved up little. Receipts from nearby dis
! tricts consisted of one full chest Of NIalindas
from Watsonville and half chests Of Long
worths from Palo Alto. all OF which found
prompt sale at satisfactory prices. There was
fair business in citrus fruits, with the small
and medium sizes of oragnes leading in point of
demand and hrmness.
trawberrfes-Crates, $1.25@ LIS; Longworths,
drawer
Apples (per box)-Newtown pippins. $3.50
Lao for tier and $1.75 for tier; common TO
choice. 600S5c.
Citrus FRUITS (per box)--Navel oranges. 81. % a
30 Tor fancy and s1s5@2 for choice: tam
seedless: lemons. 81 75m3 for fancy. S2M2 80 for
choice and S1-25@1. 90 for standard; lines, nom
inal.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas ST .25M2 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 5OM 3. 30 for Central Ameri-
can; pinea2ples. s2@4 per dozen.
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with only light offerings. Northern Australian
Drown onions were quoted at 81. 80 sack.
Produce receipts: Eggs. 4;;S cases; butter.
sz:slo pounds; cheese. 4,371 pounds; potatoes.
ood sacks; onions go sacks: beans, none sweet
potatoes. IL sacks
Eggs tper iczenl-Loeal ranch candled, 24c;
case count. 22c.
Butter-Creamery. extra 81 &c per pound
roll: first. 45c; cooking butter, 2Uc per pound.
cheese tper lbl-Northern 161a @11c: eastern
singles lie; twins, 1Slsc: cheddars, 1ic: long
morn, 22c daisy 19c; Swiss imported, 2SM3Oc;
Swiss, domestic. fSc
Beans tper etll-Pink No. l. $50 lima, No.
l, Si.'o: Lady Washington. No. |, S4.50; small
whlte, NO. |. 50. 10. backeye. S3.T56l4; Garyan-
zas. Si.oo; lentils, $7mS: bayo, $3.50,
Potatoes tper ct)-Early rose. 2.50d 2I5;
northern. S2.90M215; Burbanks. $50; Salinas,
" M2.o0; highlands. S160m2; Oregon $2.25
Nevada, 20: coast Lompoc 81 25; Idaho, 81 .iJ
or; oregon curly rose, $3.50; white rose, S2.23.
Sweet Potatoes-l elbow, local, S1.J0Ml.S5 per
CT; white. o0c box choice yellow, 81. 25Gp
j 80 per ell.
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Nem Nork airain nnd Prodnce


NEW YORK, April oaF mTlogr-Receipts l9.-
S24 barrels; exports. 5,09s barrels. tlrmer.
5.G5; Minnesota bakers. s4.35@ 4.s5; winter low
grades 81. i004.1j
Wheat-Recs;pts none; exports $500 bushels.
Spot strong: No. = red S1.24at afoat; No.
Duluth. SI.SIls afioat: No hard winter sl.sl =
f. o. b. ahoat. Highest prices since the Letter
deal were made in wheat today. May selling at
Sl.3lls Foreign houses were big buyers early
and cables were very strong. After period of
reaction the market jumped again on
the bulllsh crop report and large export sales;
Sf.3o. July Al $llS34 and September at Sl.10ss.
Hops-Dull.
Hides-Quiet
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum Steady.
Butter-Steady unchanged.
Cheese-Unchanged.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
Sugar-Steady. Fair refining. S.4si2c: cen
trfugal 96 test. 39Slsc; molasses sugar.
.. .23l.c refined, steady.
Cofee-futures closed steady. net unchanged
TO ) points higher. on little scattering demand
in the absence of important offerings Sales
6.9oc and September at 6.o5c 70 G15e Spot
Quiet; No. Rio Sssc; No. Santos. pa u9Ssc:
mild, quiet; cordoya, 93t @l3c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market continues
quiet with fancy quoted at SI4 G914c, choice at
~ @7s4c, prime at e@6lsc and common to fair
Prunes- still somewhat unsettled, owing
TO offerings Of old crop fruit more or less out of
conditions, but generally speaking prices ar, are
fornia and 6ls@9c for Oregon prunes, 4o-50s to
20-50s
Apricots-Are more active with choice quoted
Peaches-Are quiet. with choice quoted at Ga
6he. extra choice at GH@5&c and fancy at
Raisins-Are in light demand Loose muscs-
tel arc quoted at sis@4'9e, choice TO fancy
seeded AT "A @6c, seedless at 3a a@4,sc and
London LAYERS at 81 .2nd 1..,0.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08

NEW YORK, April The London tin market
was fl lower today. with spot quoted at tl:;3 Is
Cd and futures at tlJ4 2s sd. he local market
was easy and about - points down at 29M
29.25c.
Copper declined to f5I 5s for spot and f57 lis
Cd for futures in the London market. but re-
mained quiet locally with lake quoted at
- y q l5c eectrolytic at l2.50g 90 i2c and
casting at 12.37 Z @1250c
Lead was lower at Els IS Cd in London. The
local market quiet and unchanged at 4.0I =
al Zoe
Spelter was unchanged at f2l IS I'd in the
London market aud Al = "a. >2lac locally.
Iron was unchanged in the London market,
with Cleveland warrants quoted at AS Sd. The
local market quiet. with No. ] foundry
northern quoted at S15.JO@ l6.21 No. at
S1525MlG No. l southern and No. southern
soft at SlJGI / .. 70
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
Poultry and Game

The five of western hens that were re-
ceived on the first two days Of the week proved
too much for the market to absorb. especially
the demand for the Hebrew holidays was
filled at the close of last week and the market
was decidedly easy Yesterday. There was fully
carload of western stock lying around unsold
and there were many coops of domestic hens
also awaiting buyers. Tho other descriptions
particularly larger broilers. fryers and young
ROSTERS. continued to sell readily at the previ-
ously quoted rates. Game was qliet at tue old
quotations
Poultry tper dozenl-Hens, Sjd5.J0 for small.
$6.J06i1 for large and SSd 10 for extras: vounq
roosters. S96I12; old roosters. SjM6: fryeis s.
90; broers, sGG7 for large. S5@5.50 for
medium and S350fI4 for small; ducks STMy;
pigeons S1Jo squads, s3M350; geese. s. 50SI
3 per pair
Game tpeT dozcnl-Gray geese So 80: white
geese. ST. 25G1 30; hrant s. for large and 81 80
for small; hare Sl.15a2; cottontaiI rabbits, S2@
250
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08

the rise In some kinds being sharp Bayos are
now up to the 81 mark and limas have turned
81 The market is very strong, with a good de-
mand
Beans tper ctD--Bayo. S3.S564: pea So %
a5.35; small white S5s2505.45; large white.
$45o@i. 40: pink. S2.75G2.90; red. sed6.50:
biackeye S325G3.45; lima, S414. 10: red kid
neys. S3.6oM3.S0; cranberry beans, S3.7J; Gar
yanzas, S2@2.50 for small. $2.JO@3 for medium
and S5@4 for large; horse beans, s1.90Q220.
Seeds Brown mustard. - a &c; yellow mus
tard, 6@6lac; haxseed. &c. carload lots; canary
&c; alfalfa. 1I1a@1Sc: rape, cleaned 2M21sc;
timothy 81 M6l1e; hemp. 33t d4lfc; miliet.
os4c per Id; broom corn seed $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S3a3 25 per
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS


sIaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers
are as follows:
and heifers.
Yeal-70r7 &c for large and SQ913c for small.
Afutton-Wethers. ~ eG9c; ewes. 7dSe per 10.
Lamb-Yearlings, Toe per ID; spring lamb. l.
@13c.
9Is 10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
quality 4isn5c: thin. undesirable steers. 3Gics
desirable fat grass steers, 4G4Iac.
No / cows and heifers, 4G41ic: second quail
fty. 3l5c; common, thin. undesirable COWS. 21s
Fat bulls and stays. eA a2sae; thin bulls, Il u
G2c.
4isM4S.e heavy. 3sfM4l4e.
Sheep tper lbl--Wethers. No. 1, 5cs ewes,
No. /. 4iac.
Lambs sper lb)-Yearling lambs. she; this
years milk lambs, elaM6ac-
Hogs tper Ib,-Hsrd grain fed weighing 100
to 40 lbs 7e 40 TO 30 lbs. IA q lse; $50 TO
$50 his 6isM6S4c; rough, heavy hogs Al G5cs
common. undesirable hogs. 4q4ise-
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-GeneraI lferehandi.e

Bags-Grain bags. 6qsAe, buyer June-July;
San Quentin bags. 5&4e; wool bags. 33c for 3is
10 and 36e for ID; fleece twine. &c per Id.
CoaI-Beaver Hill. 81 Pennsylvania anthrs-
cite egg SIC per ton; Wellington, So; New Vel
lington, 50; Coos bay. 81; Australian house
Richmond. etc.. 50; Stanford Richmond, IS;
Cumberland, SIS in bulk and S16-JO in sacks;
Welsh anthracite SIS; coke. $14 per ton in bulk
and SIS in sacks: Rocky mountain, $3.50 per
oiIs-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. Tic
per gallon for boiled and 69e for raw cases, &c
more: castor oil in cases No. /, 75c; Bakers
AA cases. S1.13u1.15: China nut, cases. T60l Soc
per gallon: cocoanut oil, in barrels. 60@6}l &c for
Xxx. 5Il3M61c for No. and 55q 5s1se for No
=, according to quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Ole; natural winter sperm oil. Gle:
natural whale oil, soc; extra winter bleaehed
lard oil 95c No. / neatsfoot oil. 65c; herring oil
4ee; salmon oil, 35e; boiled FISH oil, Soc; paint
Coal oil. Gasoline, etc-Water white iron bar
rels drums Zoe; $50 deg oil. iron barrels or
drums IL lae: special do, 12c; pearl ell in cases
lie: astral lie; star. lie; extra star zoe;
gasoline. in bulk 141sc, in cases q l2c; No. en-
gine distil!ate, in drums. Sc; No do. &c; cases
&C more; ST deg gasoline in bulk soc. in cases
81 &c; varnish makers and painters naphtha. in
bulk lie. in cases 1Slac.
Turpentine-61c per gallon in cases and 54c in
bulk drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (Der bbl OF $50 lbsl-E. $3.50. +. 50. So
u. $500 II. S6.10: WV. 5000
Red and White Lead-Red. s1a G9e. white, s@
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows terms net cash; Standard granulated
time cOarsel. JG5c: fruit standard. J.6Jc,
crystal dominos. in cases. s.65c: tablets. in half
bbls. 6.15c; tablets in boxes, 640e: cubes snd A
crushed. 590c; powdered. 5.75c candy granu-
lated. 5-15c: eonfectoners' A. 5.TJc: eOnfection-
ers' crystals, J.75c; magnolia A. 525e; extra C.
.15c; golden {. lose: ID. 4.9jc; extra fine gran
ulated. 5.4jc- Barrels and 80 lb bags 10c. half
bbls 25e, boxes SOC per 100 lbs for all
grades Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine (cane) granulated 10
leo 10 bags follows: Bags 10O lbs. soc;
barrels. 4Jc: half barrels 60c 40 lb tins. cased.
$2.05: 35 Id tins. eased. $2.O5: 10 10 tins. eased.
10 in case, S2.70: s ID tins. in 81. 70s
so 10 boxes. SIC. No extra charge for putting up
bar in private packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows 6iTanulated basis.
5.6Jc; 'Higrade' bar &c; powdered. 5.75e; A
crushed. 5.91c: berry. 5.65c: c. & II. extra fine
dry grsnulated. 5.65e; coarse dry granulated.
563c: confectouers A. 5.65e: confectioners'
crystals. 5.15e cubes 5000; bricks. 5.90c: extra
fine granulated 600 ID bags only. -; excelsior
\. 525c; extra G. 5IJc; golden Z, 5.O5c; yellow
u. 495c: III. & E. Crystal dOminos 65c. Addi-
tional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 90 ID bags, 1Oc
more; half barrels. pc more; boxes. SOC more for
all grades Bar. in 80 10 and 40 Ii tins. 81. 40
mere; IN 10 10 tins S23j more. Minimum OrGer,
carload weight.
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New YORK Money nIarket

NEW YORK April Money on call, 1st az
, per cent; ruling rate and closing bid IX per
cent: offered al 2 per cent.
Time loans-Dull and steader; 60 days 2HM
pa per cent; 90 days, 21s per cent; six months,
21s al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3k@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 .S620N4. $500 for so day
bills and at 81 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills. Sassy @4.s5%.
Bar silver. J05sc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
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cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. April Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, strong; No. rye, 791ae; feed
or mixing barley, 62@63c; fair TO choice mailing
6215 a 6415c; iaxseed No. southwestern, 81 SO; ;
No. northwestern, 81 SO; timothy seed. $3.70
clover, 1875; mess pork per bbl, $1I-S5@17 .90
lard per 100 lbs. $10.12ls; short ribs, sides
loose), $S.75G9.25; short clear sides (boxed),
$9.3715 1880.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 10000 bushels. Primary receipts 701,-
600 bushels, compared with 642. 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat 81 cars, 15S cars
oats 173 cars, hogs 24.000 head
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Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND. April -Wheat-Track prices:
Club. 81 r. buestem. S1.2o@ l.2G: Turkey red,
SLID; red Russian. $1.uS; valley. 81. 10.
TACOMA, April 7.-Wheat-Nlillg bluestem,
S122@1.24 Auother advance of | cent is made
on all export grades today. quotations being as
follows: Bluestem. Si.lS; club los; red 81 .04.
SEATTLE. April NO milling quotation
Export wheat: Bluestem, 81. 10; red. $1-05
club, Sl.05. Car receipts: Oats ears; bar
ley, > ears.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
Egg Market i'm Nearby Counties

PETALUNIA. April THE Petaluma egg ex-
change paid - re for the best grade and i9c for
seconds The delivery was average
SANTA CRUZ, April THE price of eggs re-
mains at 30 &c per dozen, with the poor quality
wholesaling at zoe per dozen Shipments abroad
continue to show increased activity. owing 70 the
outside demand being made for them
SANTA ROSA. April T.--Eggs took an up
ward turn this morning receipt of quota
tions from the San Francisco dairy exchange
The price offered here today by all dealers is
pc per dozen for choice and 20c for seconds
Feed remains very high and the demand bet
ter than the supply.