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Los angeles Marker.

Los ANGELES. March 4-Cheese (per 1b)-
Northern fresh, 17c anchor. large lie: anchor
Young America, 1sc: hand cheese, anchor brand
lSc; eastern singles, lie; eastern twins 1910;
eastern cheddars. 17c eastern ionghorn. 22c;
eastern daisy. 171a d1sc; Swiss. imported 2SG
zoe; Swiss, domestic 1se; brick cream 2062Ic;
llmburger 20M2lc; Tulare. 14c; imported Roque-
fort 42c; Edam. 36-37 size. case of 12 50: Ger.
man breakfast, S1-10 box; NeufchateI 81 20 box;
Sierra. 81 10 box; Canada cream, 1 dozen to box
9oci SchlosSkase. 81 box; Camembert 81 20 box,
Oregon cheese, 1761Sc.
Butter-Creamery, extra. roc; creamery. first
'Oet eastern extras, roc; cooking butter. 3Oc
Eggs tper dozen n)-Local ranch, candled 23c:
case count, 21c.
Potatoes (per ctll-IIocaI early rose. 50 25;
northern early rose. $500 local Burbanks 50 25
S Salinas 81 25G2 30: highlands. S2Q2.1O: Oregon
30: Nevada. S2.25: coast Lompoc 50 so: Idaho
81 l5@2; Oregon early rose, g, 256e2 so; white
rose. 50.
Beans (per ctn-Pink. No. I, Ss.25; lima. No
l. $40; Lady Washington No. l. s4.50; small
white. No. ], $3.50; blackeye. $3.7Jm4: Gar
vanza. $3.50; lentils S7@s; bayo, $3.50
Receipts of produce today Eggs 407
cases: butter, 26.9tS pounds; cheese, ; OG7
pounds: potatoes. 932 sacks: onions. 2si sacks:
beans, o51 sacks; sweet potatoes, 129 sacks; an.
pies none.
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Steel and Copperr

The circular of J. S. Bache & Co., New York
..rhe cnt in steel has produced considerable
disturbance, but thus far not much new business
The fact that rails are still held at $2S railroad
people tell Us, stands in the way of accelerated
business in the direction of all other steel prod
ucts. The railroads are fairly we'll supplied
and are putting in only such filing in orders as
come in she ordnSy course of business. They
say they win hold back all other orders struc-
tural equipment etc. awaiting reduction in
the price of rails. They contend that this cut
must also be made, and that millions of dollars
Of orders-not only in rails-but in all other rail
road requirements, are awaiting for this action
on the part of the steel authorities. They argue
that rails at SIS show profit of IS per tom
perhaps under the improved methods now preya-
lent of little more than this. A reduction to
so would stiu give the rail manufacturers %
per cent profit on their output. 1T then be-
comes" they state "simply a question OF
whether there shall be profit Of 40 per cent or
p per cent. AS 1t Is, there is little or no buy
ing. The question for the steel company to con
slider is whether a profit Of p per cent in dull
times with prospect of vastly multiplied sales,
not better than holding for profit of 40 per
cent which can not be obtained"
"As we believe that the steel question will all
be settled in 30 days after congress meets for
the tariff revision. this cut IN prices must come
within that period, or we do not believe it will
come at all.
that the whole country must wait for.
COPPER
The situation in copper is somewhat different
The copper production is being well sold at the
low prevailing prices. but with little profit to
the producers. Further cuts would not stimulate
consumption, inasmuch as the output Is being
pretty well absorbed and there are no great
buying orders with the railroads. waiting for
cut Copper producers are doing business with
out profit or without much profit, and must wait
until the general business of the country stimu-
lates copper consumption 10 much larger ex-
tent.
From the high of 190S-9 the price of copper
has fallen from 14s4c to 12a4e, with surpluses
still accumuating Copper stocks have GORE
spondingly fallen. and "a Of these listed in Bos-
ton and New York have dropned in yalue S133 :
100000. Amalgamated copper has lost $50, ,400-
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NEW YORK. March 4.-Hutton's wire says:
The local cotton market opened steady TO 7
points higher with trading quite large The
bull crowd were free buyers Two houses WIN
southern connections sold some 10000 bales or
May and July. The south is seller on every
rally here and this does not indicate any serious
damage. rs the trade is being led TO believe, 10y
dry weather. The main trouble with the market
is the long interest. Every one has been SO ex-
tremely bullish that there has been very nttle
short selling. The movement continues on nd
eral scale. The market IS heavily overbought.
After somewhat better start this morning
the cotton market showed declining tendency,
due TO some amateur forecast of rains IN Iexas.
The official forecast calls for unsettled weather
in cast Texas but continued dry weather IN
western Texas, where the harm is being done.
The market seemed rather Indifferent ana slug
gish and many therefore were waiting for the
rains before they bought cotton in the hope that
it might permit them to buy it cheaper.
Fall River reports the print cloth business
small with Indications of further dullness
Spot cotton closed quiet Middiing gpiands
9s5c; middling gulf 10 lOc Sales, 800 bales.
COVvrON FUTURES
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Dried Fruits. Raissns. nuts and Honey

FFuits--Evaporate apples 6@7c; apricOts,
I4loc; fancy moorparks 12l4 913c; peaches IA
fisc for standards 5u &c for choice and Size for
fancy; pears. 4asc; Ditted plums, 70Se; necta-
rines, 5@6c; figs, 2la G4c; prunes. size basis,
212 q24c. with 1c premium for 4Os.
Raisins-Lond0n layers crown 9Oc; 3 crown,
81: seeded 4Q4Iae; seedless, 2Q24c; ThOmp-
sons seedless, 314c for unbleaehed; seedless sui
tana. 2a4c loose museatels. 334c for crown,
&c for crown and 2Itc for , crown
Nuts-Almonds nonPareils. 1112@12c; IXL-
1O1aQl1c; ge plus ultra. 1Oe; Drake. 9isci
languedoes, Sls eI9c; hardshells Ga fI7c- Wal
nuts-91ac per 10 for No. / softshelIs, 6c for No
2 do Chestnuts Sd1Oc per 10 for Italian; Ill
berts, 121a614c; peeans. 156117c
HOney-Water white. comb 13l5c; white, IL q
1Oc; water white, extracted, nominal; white. "a
Sc; light amber. SIS ale; dark amber and can
died, ~ GJ51sc per lb.
Beeswax-27G2sc per ID for light and 23G24C
for dark
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Poultry and Game

With receipts of live poultry from domestic
shipping points running light and with west
ern stock coming to hand the market maintains
n strong position and keeps well cleaned mp
from day to day. There is good healthy de-
niand for everything on the list. which readily
absorbs all Of the offerings at firm figures.
Odds aud ends of dressed turkeys are stin COM
ing TO hand but the trade is paying little
attention TO them and prices less
nominal Game is quiet. with receipts light and
the demand likewise.
Poultry lper dozen)--Hens. $5.50aG for small.
65OQ7 for large and SS410 for extras; Young
ROSTERS. $SM9; old roosters, $4.50n5; fryers
S7arI 80: large broilers $8.50G7: small broilers'
S.. 506i6 ducks. $7.50IS5O: pigeons 81 5O05
1.T5; squads, $3G3.50; geese. $2.5O02.75 per
pair
Turkeys (per Ibl-1S@23c.
Game (per dozenl--.iray geese. 81: white
for small; hare, S1.25Q1.50; cottontail rab-
bits. ST.
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Butter. Cheese ana Egg.

Competitive buying in the country on the
part of several large operators continues to
advance prices for eggs In this market though
receipts are far in excess of requirements Some
receivers putting small lots in cold storage
but as storing is considered risky at current
prices, most dealers are letting supplies ac-
cumulate at the lstores- This accumulation serves
to deter retail tradesmen from purchasing
freely and is paving the way for break
according to posted handlers. Extras, frsts and
seconds advanced &c DOZEN
Business In butter was quiet there being no
transactions bids for supplies under the
call on the exchange, and a majority of the
trade reported sales slow in the street The
cheese market developed a weak tone. but the
only change in the quotations was decline in
fancy local Young Americas.
Sales the exchange as follows:
Eggs-30 cases of extras at 23c 20 at 23Hc
and 10 cases of frsts at 22ise DOZEN
Cheese-25 fancy new California fats at I5c
and % fancy Young Americas at l51ae a
pound.
Receipts were so.000 lbs butter. 2o.50O lbs
cheese and 1915 cases eggs
The following official quotations estah
lished by the sales. bids and offers on the floor
Of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
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NOM York Grain nnd Produce

NEW YORK March Flour-Receipts were
Il. 40 bushels exports. 400 bushels. The
market held hrmly with moderate inquiry
Minnesota patents S565MG; winter straights
s.. 5oGf5 50; Minnesota bakers s.. 40M4.T3; wins
ter extras, $4M4.G5; winter patents. S3.oO@6
winter low grades, $3.9o0 400; kansas stralghts
Wheat Receipts were 1920 bushels. Spot.
easy: No , red. 81 "a elevator and S1.25 f. o. b.
afoat No, i northern Duluth, Sl-26% f. o. b.
afoat No. hard winter, $l.24S f. o. b.
afoat Several violent price movements oc-
Cured in wheat today and trade at times was
quite active. bad break toward noon, based
on bearish farm reserve estimate from Kansas
City. was followed by regular conditions in
net lower May S121ss al .22%. closed S1.2 /;
July s1.13 s-16@L149s, closed s1137s-
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining. S.2814 a
327c; centrifugal .9G test, 3.735a d3.77c; mo-
lasses sugar, 29s1a @3.o2c. Refined, steady.
coffecEFutures closed barely steady, un-
changed to 10 points lower. Sales were reported
Of $3.50 bags. including May. 6.9oc; July, 6.45@
Spot steady; No. Rio, sAe: Santos No. A. &c;
Mild steady; Cordoya, 9AQl3c.
Butter-Fancy fresh. steady; poor market for
everything else. Creameries held common to
specials, 20@2S14ei western factory, frsts, 1919
@20c. Receipts were 1895 pounds.
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Eggs-Firmcr; western frsts, 21c; seconds,
2oISc
change with fancy quoted at 81 @91lc choice,
TAMTStc; prime. GA46Ac: common to fair,
Prunes- steady demand. with quotations
ranging from 3@ic to l4c for crop Cali
forna fruit mp to 40-50s and from 6a4c to DC
for oregon, ranging from 4o-5os 10 2o-3os
9la 90sac: extra choice, 92i d1oc; fancy. 11h q
Peaches-Active with choice quoted at 515@
&c; extra choice, 64@7Hc; fancy, 71a@Shc.
Raisins-Dull with loose muscatel qtoted at
4d5c: choice to fancy SEEDED Az M6Hc: seed
less, S34@514e; London layers, s1.2o@1.so.
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Provisions

A brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
There is an enormous demand for fresh
meats shown by the fact that western stocks
of meats made very little increase during Feb
ruary. compared with previous years.
Cured Meats-BacOn bellies, II to l6
lbs. 15t2c medium to light bacon. 14d l6c;
sugar cured. g TO 8 lbs, 1Sc; fancy sugar
cured. pic per Ib: eastern sugar cured hams 15c
for medium and 15e for light; extra hne brands,
15lAc; California hams. 14e: extra prime pork.
$2O.50; clear. SD; mess. S21: pig pork S25
pigs feet, 81 for half bbs. $3.50 for % 10 kegs
and S1-30 for kits; smoked beef. 1914 G2Oc per
pound.
Cottolene-One half bbI 1Osse: 3 half bbIs.
10Hc terce. iOisc; tierces, 1Oc; tiefces.
91se per ID.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams 14d151ac; bacon, to lbs. 17l5c; fc
10 lbs, IKE; 10 to Il lbs, Ike; sugar eurel
bacon. to 5 lbs. 16lac; picnic hams. 915e; Ar.
bacon. ; TO 10 lbs. lie: 10 10 u lbs. Ice;
light dry salt bacon to 10 lbs 16iae: 10 10 12
lbs, 15l5c; medium bacon lie: light medium ba-
cen. lie; lard, tierces 12c, sos 12I4c, los 12a
5s 127se, IS lie; compound lard. tierees Sc,
50s Size los sac. 5s S5sc. IS DC; yellow cooking
oil SIC per gal; white cooking oil. zoe per gal
salad oil. j6c per gal; extra family beef SIS pei
bbl: family beef, $3.50 per bbl; extra mess
beef, $l7 per bbl.
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Hay md Feedstufrs

The hay market developed renewed firmness
yesterday. receipts having been more moderate
during the last two or three days and there
were sales Of choice wheat at $26 The strength
of the country markets is illustrated by the
sale OF a ear of grass hay a large Sonoma
county ranch at $21 the ranch.
There is no change in feedstuffs.
Bran--$29. 5OM3O per ton for white and SIS. 90
Q29 for red.
AIiddlings- $33. 506l $3.50 per ton.
Shorts $3l q 80 per ton
Feedstuns-Rolled barley, $2S. .50630: rolled
oats for feed. $40; mixed feed. $2S132 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 lots SIS. 90, in
10 ton lots $50, in > ton lot $3.50. small lots
S40 cocoanut cake meal at mills, $26 in 20
and 10 and $26.50 in ton lots, jobbing $27 corn
meal S376l}S: cracked corn. SIS I39: broom corn
seed, 81. 10 per ctl; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa,
jobbing lots $26, carload lots SO per ton.
Hay-Wheat $22925; wheat and oat. $21 q
"a; tame oat S206t24: volunteer wild Oat. SIS. 80
a %. 80; alfalfa, $15@19; stock $12415 per ton.
Straw-5Od 75c per bale.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. March The london TN mar
ket was higher today with spot quoted at $50 $50
market was quiet but higher in places in
sympathy with the advance abroad, spot being
quoted at 2S621a 6I2S. S7lac.
Spot copper was unchanged ut f56 los in Lon
don but futures were little lower at f57 i2s
Cd The local market quiet. with lake
quoted at 12S7 y "a IL. 12lao; eleetroyttc 12.oo@
II Tjc and casting al 1887 y a 12.621ac.
Lead was unchanged at f13 IS Sd in London
Locally the market dun at 1921 @3.97 1ac
Speiter declined to e21 los in the London
market. but remained dull at 4T219@4771@c
locally.
Iron was unchanged at AIS for Cleveland war
rants in the London market No change was re-
ported locally No / foundry northern, $I6.50
M1T.25: No. , S166I 1873: No. l southern and
No ! southern soft. $16.75m17.25-
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while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
efaHy range from 1@e to &c higher, owing 70 the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 34c per I'D.
hrm; do frsts, S3c firm; do seconds. 301se, nrn
local storage extras. 32lsc, firm; eastern do,
3l1ac. steady: storage eastern ladies, 231ae hrm.
Cheese-CalifOrnia: Fancy fats. 15c per ID,
weak; do frsts. lie. weak; do seconds. 12e weak;
fancy Young Americas, 10 ne weak; do hrsts, l9c.
weak; storage fats 13e hrm oregon: Fancy
dats 14ize. firm: fancy Young Americas, 161ae
trm; fancy eastern cheddars. II lac, firm; oregon
storage fats, 14lac, weak; do Young Americas
16c, firm
Eggs tper dozen. cases includedl-California
fresh extras 23iee, steady: do frsts, 22i2e.
steady; do seconds. 2115c. steady; do thirds,
2015c, steady.
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AIeat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers follows:
Beef-S9sslc per lb for steers, Ease for cows
and heifeEs.
Yeal-9c for large and 915611c for small
Mutton-Wethers, 915G11c; ewes, 9d91sc per
Lamb-111a @1se per ID; spring lamb. 14@
Dressed Pork (per Ib)-uG111sc for light and
915 a Zoe for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
CattIe-Steers. No. 1, 5AG51se; second quail
ity &C. third quality. 4lae; cows and heifers.
4n4Ac for No. L; second quality, 3~ 63%c;
third quality, 3@3Ac; thin, 26l2Ac: bulls and
stays, 21bc: thin bulls. q a &c.
Calves-5c per ID for light. 415c for medium
Sneep~Wethers, 5HG6c per Ibi ewes. 5Q5Hc
pee lb
Lambs-6lsc per ID.
Hogs-1OO 10 200 lbs, exc; 200 to $50 lbs
614c: go lbs and over &c per ID; boars 50d60
per cent stays 3OGl4O per cent and sows 1OU2O
per cent on from above quotations.
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Renns and -eeds

All conditions remain before stated
Beans tper crD-Bayo. So. 56l3. 80; pea S.. 2l
@5.55; small white, $5@5.35; large white 81 %
a4 30, pink S2l0M270; red. SJ.2J@550: black
eye $3@325; lmas, $3.60u3S0; red kidneys
vanzas $26l2. 30 for small. S250d3 for medium
and S3.2504 for large; horse beans. $I750l. 90.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 81; yellow mustard.
nominal; haxseed. $40 carload lots; canary,
3A @4c; alfalfa. 16@17c; rape. cleaned. 2Gg21sc:
timothy, 61s@6Ae; hemp, 4G41=c; millet. ~ q
. S12c per lb; broom seed $25s 80 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81 10 per ctl.
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Hides. TaIIo,v. Wool and Hons

Hides-CulIs and brands sell about 1a41c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers, 13c: me-
dunn I2c; slight. 1O5Ac; cowhides. 1OlSc for
heavy 1Ohe for light: stays. Sc: salted Kip
13c salted veal f51sd16lse; salted calf 16Isc:
dry hides 19d19isc; dry kip. 1SM1SI5c: dry
calf 24c; dry stays. 13c: dry veal pc; Mexican
dry hides 16iac: Mexican dry salted do, 13c
Mexican picked, 15c; sheepSkins, Shearllngs %
d4Oc each: short wool. 50G7Oc each medium
75eMSI each: long wool. S1d1.50; lambs 15M
75c: horsehides salt. 81 5Od .. 75 for large ana
SI1502 for medium. T5c@S1-25 for small and
25d50c for cOltss horsehdes dry, S1.T5d2 % for
large and S1-25dl75 for medium, 50eMS1 for
small and 25GJ0c for colts; deerskins. dry Mexi-
can. 2s@30c; dry salted do. 24926c; picked do.
2oc: dry Central American. 26H3Oc; goatskins
Ace; medium. 20430e: small. 5G15c.
Tallow-No- rendered. 4ia@5lae; No. ?. 31S
M4Lc; grease 2653c-
Wool-Spring clip tfreel Humboldt years sta
pie 16M19c; San Joaquin. ThNI1c; southern
coast. Ga 091sc; Nevada. 9014c Der ID. Far
clip northern mountain (freel, la6Shc; defee-
tive. 5M6c. OregOn-Valley. 14h allie per ID.
Hops-Priees TO growers are from &c TO 1Oc per
pound.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs
Naval sfores-Tnrnentine ana n

NnVaI Sf0res-Tnrpentfne and ROsin
SAVANNAH. Ca, March 4-Turpentine-Firm
az S7l4c. Sales, 3s7; receipts, 219; shipments,
Rosip-Firm Sales, $40; receipts. ,142.
shipments. 40: stock. f61 .4S9. Quotations: B
and D. S315: Il. $3.171A: f, $500; G., SO 20; III.
$3.50; l. S4.10: X. $5.05; NJ $3.50; n, sc. So;
WIG. Sc 40, WY Sc 30
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per cent; easy. Ruling rate, 1ql; closing bid
IA: offered at ..
Time loans. rather soft; GO days, 2i5@2%
per cent; 30 days. ~; six months, 2aiM3.
Prime mercantile paper, 3az "A per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
IN bankers bills ut $4.S560 for go day bills and
at 81 ST70 for demand.
Commercial bills. SASSY @4S55s
Bar silver. 50Isc
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government and railroad bonds, steady.
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Earning. og Deutsche hank

BERLIN, March 4.--The annual report OF the
Deutsche bank shows total turnover of So
CIT 500, 600, an increase of S115000 600 over the
previous year. The quick assets set down as
S256. 600. 600 and deposits $3l7 000,0o0 The net
earnings fer the year were Ss,5o0.0GO. The divl-
port draws attention to the similarity OF the
business situation IN the United States and Ger
many.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and ProvIsIons

CHICAGO March wheat prices broke
sharply here today. owing to private reports
giving estimates Of farm reserves of wheat
which reports showed much larger amount Of
grain IN farmers hands than had been fore
casted by leading local bulls. Part of the loss
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

SANTA CRUZ. March 4-The egg market re-
mains unchanged, producers receiving zoe.
Heavier shipments TO San Francisco are being
pade from the central and lower portions OF the
County.
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Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND. March Al Wheat--Track prices:
Club. $1.05: bluestem S1.1o: turkey red S11O:
red Russian, s103. valley. $1.O5.
TACOMA March 4.-Whcat-M Milling blue
stem. $1.16; export bluestem, 81 .15 club. 81 05;
red Russian, S1.01
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Nnrthern Rnsinesx
st. Louis wool Market

ST. LOUIS, March -Woo--Firm. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 20Gl24c; light
fine, 17@2016c; heavy fine, 10G17c; tub washed
2oM34c.
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New YORK Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COpPER STOcKS

BUSIUN. Marcn 4.--T1e market developed
considerable weakness today under the lead Of
Amalsanated North Butte was the weakest
featured Profit taking in East Butte caused a
decline Of a point IN that stock. Brokers think
the move today was a bear raid
COPPER CLOSE
The following list IS furnished by z. P Hat
ton & Co. 400 California street, San Fran
cisco Cal:
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras $6@660 net
without discount; bakers extras, $646.25; SUI
perfne, $4S0@5.f0; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl $J@5.T5 for family, bakers and patents and
S4.30@4.50 for cut or: Kapsas patents. S6409
6.50 do straight. $6.2096.30; Dakota patents.
nominal.
cash, discount aS follows: Graham -four.
$3.50 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal.
$500; rice -four, 81; corn meal, $325; extra
cream do $50; oat meal. S4.T5 cat greats,
$40: hominy. $3.60@4; buckwheat -four. $40
whole wheat flour, So 70; rolled oats, bbls 81. %
as, in sacks $475@6.7J; extra cream do 81 80
as; rolled wheat. bbls $500. in sacks S4@5i
pearl barley $40; split peas. boxes. $o.25 for
yellow and SG.2J for green per 100 lbs.
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Total. .S4T4, ,39S. %
Last months collections, compared with those
OF February 1908. show 4 decrease of about IL
per cent. or $50 7G4 The collections last year
were $685., 1G}.
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PortIond Rutter NTarket

PORTLAND March 4.-Butter-Dairy cream
cry EXTRAS 35G36c; fancy outside creameries
35c; store, 1S@2Oc
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nank Of Enriand Rates
Nem York Cotton market

LONDON March 4.-The rate of discount of
the Bank OF England remained unchanged today
at 3 per cent.
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KANSAS cIrV ,l'.,r S5aroh ! 81.

KANSAS CITY, March 4-Cattle-Receipts.
5000 head: the market WIS strong. Native
8; stockers and feeders. $S.75@5.4o: bulls and
stays. S3.25@3: calves, S405.6o: western steers
S4SeM6.4 10; western cows S3M5. %
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head. the market was
cents lower. Bulk of sales SG.20M6.5 50 heavy
81 a n6,6o packers and butchers, $G.25@6.50;
Sheep-Receipts 6000 head: the market was
steady. Muttons. $4.75d59 30; lambs, s65O0l
80; range wethers, S4.25@7; fed ewes, $3a
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GRAIN STATISTICS

equal TO % 600 bushels. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels. compared with 337, 900
bushels the corresponding day year ago The
estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat,
66 cars: corn. Sig cars; oats. 1876 ears hogs,
so 000 head
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New York stock List

z r Hutton & Co. $40 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sale:
yesterday: