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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS


Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers
are as follows:
Beef-S@sl9c per III for steers, T@sc for COW,
and heifers.
yeal-7Q714c for large and S09Isc for small
Alutton-Wethers SM9l5c: ewes 7dISf. ner m
Lamb-Yearlinss, 1o41lc per ID; spring lamb,
12tal24se.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11GIIEc for light and
915 a Zoe for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good Sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco gross weight
No. L fed steers, Oh 95nc per ID; second DUAL
ity, AZ 95c; thin, undesirable steers, 3@4c; de-
sirable fat grass steers, 4G4Hc.
No / cows and heifers, 4Q4Ac; second oual-
fly. SIC; common, thin, undesirable cows 2i5
@Sc.
Fat bulls and stays. 2N @21sc; thin bulls. IL
@2c.
Calves-Lisht weight, per Ib, 5@55te; medium.
412G4Ac; heavy. 3$4 04Ac.
Sheep (pef lb)-Wethers No. l. 5G5Hc.
ewes, No /, 454Jc.
Lambs (per lb]-Yearling lambs, &c; this
years milk lambs, 74TLc-
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, &c; 40 TO 250 lbs. re; 2JO to $50
lbs &c; rough. heavy hogs. Az G5c; common. IN
desirable hogs, 404hc.
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DRIED ERTITS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and prov,sion,

CHICAGO April 3-Extreme bullishness was
manifested in the wheat pit throughout the en-
tire day and the volume of trade was large
Traders apparently were not greatly disturbed
by the suspension of John Dickinson C Co. an
nounced here before the opening of the ex-
change. inasmuch as the manager of the con-
cern here declared there would be no losses to
the Chicago trades At the same time 1t was
believed good many short sales for the ac-
count of the firm existed. This proved true to
extent, there buying of wheat 'for
whom ii may concern during the early part of
the session. presumably Dickinson short lines
The market opened strong and at wide range
of prices. First trades on May were quoted at
81 .2015 TO $l.21I5 the latter figure being the
high point made during the Gates deal in 1905.
The July delivery opened at $1.0Sk TO $1.OS1a
The strength at the start was due to the bullish
situa tion surrounding the cash grain in this
country and TO an advance of u to sd at
Liverpool
The leading bull was on the buying side of the
market and this started plenty of covering by
shorts Early I'm the day prices reacted a
triie on profit taking. but toward the end of the
first hour prices again started upward and be-
fore the upturn checked May had advanced
TO 81 .2214 and July 10 $1.0S3t During the final
hour the market bullishly affected by crop
-four in the northwest. The close was strong
with May at s1.21 Is @121& and July at
The corn market was spasmodic trade being
active at times and then inclined to drag. The
tone. however was firm all day, the close
showing net gains of a shade TO y CSC, May
There was a broad and active trade in oats
and the market scored moderate gains in sympa-
thy with the strength of other grains. The
Final quotations on May were Mt 55a al 80 &c
and on July 4s1a M4Sssc
Provisions closed shade 70 &c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close
Wheat
Ssy Saiy 1ss3 Lax lsss i:ssss isss isss s. sss.
September :. I.o05s l.007s LOOK / o01a
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New York Bonds

ss2. .ooo-Total shares sold.
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New york Grain and produce

NEW YORK. April 3.-Flour-Receipts, II SOC
barrels; exports. ZOO barrels Quiet with prices
Armer. Minnesota patents S5.65@6o5; do bak.
ers, S440@4.T5: winter patents, $5.5046; dc
straights S5.40M5.60: do extras, S4d465: do
@5.5c -
wheat-Receipts. As. 600 bushels; exports so.
$50 bushels. Spot, strong; No red. $1.2s1s a
1.291s elevator and sl.293s +. 0. b. afoat; No.
northern Duluth S1.2sA f. o. b. ahoat; No. :
hard winter. SI.2sa4 E O. b. a6oat. Excited
covering of May wheat today in connection with
the failure of a Chicago grain house established
both that month and July at new high levels.
Foreign markets were also strong. and some OF
the western crop news quite bullish. The market
closed &c to &c net higher May, $I.2414 a
l. 24ss. closed $l25l4; July, Sl.152s M115H,
Hops-Steady State, common to choice. 1905.
loGl5c: 1907, 396c; Pacific coast, 1908, 7@11c,
1907. 3@6c.
Hides-Quiet Bogota, 1sha1s1Ac; Central
Wool-Quiet Domestic fleece. a1a35c.
Petroleum-Steady. Refined, New York. s.50c;
495c.
sugar-Raw. quiet: fair refining. a4sRc; CEN
trifugal 06 test. 39s14c; molasses sugar, 3.23hc;
refined, quiet; No. g. 4.45c; No. z, 4.40c; No. 8.
435c; No. o. 430c; No. 10, 4.25c No IL a. 2Oc;
No. u. Abe; No; 18. 4.l0e; No. 14 4.1oc; con
575c; crushed, 565c; powdered. 5.o5c; granu,
lated 495c: cubes. 5.20c.
Coffee-Futures closed inactive, net . points
higher 10 points lower. Sales were reported OF
1880 bags. including May at 0.95c July, 650a
G.33c; September. G-15c; December, 5.95c. Spot
Steady No. Z Rio, SSSc; No. Santos, 93sc;
mild quiet Cordova 9s4 a 13c
Butter-Weaker Creamery, special. 29c: Of
fetal price. 29c; extra, 2Sc; third TO FIRST 210
2Tc: third to special 20m2sc.
Cheese Firm, unchanged.
Eggs-Firm, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Appes-Very little business IS re-
ported IN the market Fancy are quoted at SIl a
eisc choice. ~ G7a4c; prime, 6d6lac; common
| to fair, 5sq6c.
Prunes-Owing to smaller supplies. there fs a
better feeling in the market, with new crop
California fruit ranging up to 20-30s quoted at
81 d1Ihc. oregon 40-5os to 20-30s are quoted
at 6h G9c.
Apricots-Are firm. with choice quoted at 91i
@10c; extra choice, 10G1012c; fancy. 11613c
Peaehes-Are quiet with choice quoted at Ga
6Ac extra choice, 61z de%c; fancy, 7@shc.
Raisins-Remain dull, with loose muscatel
quoted at 31a M41ac; choice TO fancy seeded 42t
g6c; seedless, 3%G5lac; London layers, $1.20
also.
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Deciduoux and Citrus Fruit.

Los Angeles Strawberries were Offering again
yesterday and as there were only SO crates re-
SeNeu and all OF them had been ordered in adj
vance prices were higher at $202. 80 q crate
our chests We're received from nearby districts.
i-var-e"oIths from Paio Alto. which brought $1dl
% drawer on Friday were higher ar 81 256r
I-oV. ana Maiindas from the Jacksonville region
M Ment at II a1-2o a drawer practically the same
p,lees p sh4t Were obtained for the first eonsign-
ment of that variety for the season which wa :
received on the preceding day. There was a fair
week end business in the other fruits at the old
quotations Three ears of oranges We're added
10 the already heavy stocks at the stores
apples tper boxj-Newtown pipplns. Si.254
1;4e Ior Tier aud S1.15 for tier; common to
choice. 60GS5c.
citrus Fruits (per boxl-NaveI oranges. So 25
z.ov Tor fancy and sl.T592 for choice; tan
gerines, IocG$l so; grapefruit s.. .5O42. 70 for
seedless: lemons. S2.75m5 FOR fancy. S262 SO for
81 e6oiee and s1.25915O for standard; lines,
Tor Hawaiian and 80. 5O@3, so FOR Central Amer
ican pineapples. S2G4 per dozen.
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Provisions

The market rules steady to firm, with very
fair movement.
Cottolene--one half bbl. 1ONc; half bbls
1o15c; tierce, 10sxe; tierces, 1O4e; tierces,
101sc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams, 14@516e; picnic hams, 9Iac: bacon, TO
lbs, 1Se; TO 10 lbs, 1715c; 10 to l2 ibs
lie; sugar cured bacon. 21e; Arrow bacon to
10 lbs, 175c; 10 TO II lbs. I7e light dry salt ha-
con, to 10 lbs, 1615e; 10 to II lbs, 151ae; me
dium bacon 14c; light medium bacon, 14c.s
Lard-Tlerces 121ac, 5OS 12%c. los 13Kc. 5s
1880, 3s 1312c; compound lard. tierees Sc SOS
sAc, los SIC, IS s7sc, 3s &c; yellow cooking oil
OIL 56e per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government, are So per mi
higher Extra family beef, SIS per bbl; family
beef, $14.50 per Dbl; extra mess beef, SI4 Der
barrel.
POrk-Extra prime, in barrels. $40 so: clear
S23; mess, S2l 30; pig pork, S25; pigs feet. s5
for half bbls, 80 for % ID kegs and SI3O for
kits; smoked beef, 19l5 a. zoe per H.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Rolled oats. pearl barley and split peas have
advanced. Other descriptions are unchanged
FIour-California family extras, Sc 2Og6 81
net without discount; bakers extras, S6 2Od
645; superfne, S5G5.30; Oregon and Washing
ton, per Dbl, S4-S5Q5.T0 for family, bakers and
patents and $4.30@4.50 for cut of; Kansas put
ents, $6.75; do straight, $3.50; Dakota patents,
$40; do straights. $7.20; do clear, S6.75 per
bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cSssn. ca no discount are follows: Graham flour,
S3.ao per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal,
$500; rice flour. 81; corn meal 1925; extra
cream do, $3.75; oat meal S5 oat groats. So;
hominy, s3.6O@4; buekwheat -four, S4 10; whole
wheat hour, 81; rolled OATS bbfs S7.50@S.50
IN sacks S5G7.50; extra cream do $S In sacks
and So 90 in barrels rolled wheat. bbls S5.75, il
SACKS S423@o.2o; pearl barley, $3.50; split peas
100 lbs.
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Hawaiian C.11G III fNakaweIi : 4 u -
HonOkaa s G 1915 lS-s Onornes : a. 44s. Al
Hutch = q 20is 20a. Paaubau : tr e51S 25i
kilauea $ c. 10 fUnion : Co > s.
OIL STOCKS
Anal OIL Co. 81 Sterling Oil 81,
Asso Oil Co. 362, --
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Gold Accumulating A In London

The London Statist says: "a very large
amount of gold viii accumulate In London this
year, due to variety of causes. One is that
other markets have much gold they re-
quire, and gold is left in London where it can
be obtained when needed A second cause
which did not operate last year. is the increased
confidence OF French investors in the mante-
ilance OF peace and the willingness to invest in
securities rather than TO hoard Bank of France
notes. third factor is that confidence is rap
idly returning IN the United States, that specu-
lation Is spreading. that there is great deal of
speculation in foodstuffs, aud exports of prod
uce are curtailed at moment that America has
to pay for securities she has repurchased from
Europe. Lastly. the accumulation of gold IN
London Is due to the enormous volume of the
worlds production. At the moment there are
practically no buyers other than Argentina. The
stock of gold in the Bank of England may rise
TO very large Agure''
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nut. and Honey

No change in conditions in fruits and raisins
Is reported, either here or in the east
fruits-Evsporated apples. 80. Q6%e; aprieots,
a9St2ci fancy moorpark. 1l@12c; peaches, AZ
Ya!2c Tor standards, 5q5c for choice and 5 y
gS1ec; nectarines. 41sG5I5e; figs 21AG4c;
prunes, size basis. "a Q2=4c. with 1c premium
Raisns-London layers-2 crown, 9oc: 8 crown,
81; seeded. 464izc: seedless. 3at 65lac: ThOmp-
sons seedless. 315c for unbleached: seedles.
sutana, 2s.c; loose muscatels. 5Ae for crown,
&c for crown and 2A c for crown.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. I1nG12es IXL,
II n Ql2c; ne plus ultra 11@11Ac; Drake. 10q
walnuts-915c per lb for No softsheIls. &c for
No. do. Chestnuts. SGl0c per ID for Italian;
hlberts. 12h G14c; pecans. 15617c.
Honey-Comb, nominal. Water white ex-
tracted nominal; dark amber and canded, 4@
sac per pound.
Beeswax-2714 @29c per Ib for light and ESQ
26c for dark.
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Hides. Tallov. Wool and Hon.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about Ha1c IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. i2GI2Isc:
medium. 11@11Ec; light. 10c. cowhideS Zoe
for heavy, 1a010c for light; stays 7c; salted
kip. 1oQ11c; salted veal 15e; salted calf. I5I1
ql6c; dry hides. 1SQ1s15e; dry kip, 16917e;
dry calf 22G23c: dry stays, I2c: sheen
skins, shearlings 25@50c each; short wool. 506l
zoe each; medium, 75eG$1 each; long wool S1G
l.75; lambs, 25475e; horsehides, salt, 81 2562 80
for large and 81 1922 for medium T5eMSI Is
for small and 25Q50c for colts: horsehides. drv-
S2@2.25 for large and $1.256D2 for medium
50cM$1 for small and 25M5Oc for colts. gost
skins. prime angora. 75c@$1: large hair goat
35G40c; medium, @0925e; small, 5G1I5c
TallOw-No. rendered. 41s@Ji5c; No. > 3l
Hc; grease. 2Q3c.
Wool-New San Joaquin. years staple faG
lJe do to months, lOG15c: new southern
I0c; do defective. 6d7c: Nevada. I3GI8c per n
Hops-Prees to growers are from &c to iOc ner
lb. with 10c to II &c for long term Contracts
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Nheat-LIverpooi and Paris futures were high.
sr ana Chicaso advanced lc. The San Francisco
marker ruled firm and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.97lh a %; do milling So IL
Qzlo, California white Australian nominal al
SO; northern club. $2.021h G21O; northern
bluestem. S2121a02 20; Russian red Sl95G
1879; turkey red, $2@2.2 20 per ctI
FUTURES
1880 a. M. Session.
No quotations.
Barley-There was no further change Of note
Yesterday, either in the cash grain or in futures
The northern states have recently appeared In
this market as buyers and have made some pur-
chases.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, 81. .5OG71 .521s: com,
mon to fair, S1.45Q1 47ls per etl: brewing and
shipping, sl.55; chevalier, $1.55M17O
FUTURES
1890 m Session
May-No sales; S1.4Sa4 bid, S1.49 asked
Open. High Low. Close
december ....-.-.S .S1.29 $1.29h $1.29 81 29A
Oats-While the market can not be called ac
tive, fsir sales are being made at the recently
acvnced prices and the market is firm.
White, $2.05q2. 12h; gray, 81; red S205 foi
choice, 81 for good and S1.9501. .9I1s for com.
mon per ctl; black, nominal.
Corn-Arrival of 1,20O ctls from the western
states Stocks are light and the market is firm
california small round yellow, $2Q2.10; large
yellow, nominal; western states yellow, sacked
Sl-IOg1.I5; white, S1.70Q1.75; in bulk Sar
francisco track, yellow, S1.62; white 81 So
mixed, 81 60; Egyptian, S1.S0 per ctl for white
Rye-Quoted at S1.90G2 per ctl.
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Poultry and Game

There were only II coops of poultry received
+i,or,, tsi,a.s l..as . Si s 80. .. !, o. a.
the general tone of the market was one OF
strength, with receivers holding out for firm
prices all descriptions. The car of western
chickens that came in late Friday not Of
fered for sale. the receivers preferring to hold II
over for tomorrow's market Four cars of west
ern marketed during the week There were
no changes IN the quotations for game.
Poultry (per dozen)-lIens $5.o0M6 for small,
S70S for large and $9012 ftr extras; young
ROSTERS, se@12; old foosters s5616; fryeys. Ss1
$50: broilers. scar for large, S565.5O for
medium and SO. 3.5OGI4 for small; ducks, STG9:
pigeons. $3.50; .Quans, S343.5o; geese, 81. .50a
per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese, $3.50; white
geese, 81. .25l 150; brant, So for large and ST. 90
for small; hare, $1.75@2; cottontail rabbits, SEA
$50.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppers higher.
Spot and future cotton advanced several points.
Local securities and mining stocks quiet feaurees
Bank cearings gain POI per cent 1908.
Silver and Hongkong exchange higher
Northern in this market after barley
Wheat, and firm and unchanged.
IIav and feedstufs about the Beans firm
Rolled oats, pearl barley and split peas advanced
No change in dried fruits raisins.
Potatoes and onions firm and pointing upward
No change III poultry game.
Eggs also declined Cheese quiet and unchanged
Strawberries demand and higher. Oranges plentiful
Provisions in fair movement and rather firm
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
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Beans. and Seeds

The bean market rules firm, with n good de
mand for local and shipment, and sales AT
full figures are easily made.
Beans tper ctl--Bayo. S3.6o@3.70; pea s.. p
Q5.35; small white 50. .25Gl $40; large white,
S4.3044.40; pink, 50. T0@2.S5, red $6d6.5O;
blackeye, S3.15@3.30; limas, $3.9OG4; red
kidneys, $780, cranberry beans, So. % as. so;
Garvanzas, $2@2.50 for small, $2.50G3 for
medium and $3@4 for large horse beans, $1.9o
a.. 20.
6@6Hc; haxseed, $375, carload lots; canary,
3S4 @4c; alfalfa, 16@17c; rape, cleaned. 292ac;
31ec per lb; broom corn seed, $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at S3@3.25 per
otl.
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New York Money Marked

NEW YORK, April s.-.-Money on call nom
inal.
Time loans dull and easy: 80 days, 21a per
cent; 80 days, 214@2si per cent; six months, )
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at s. SEQ S610 for TO day bills
and at 81 $40 for demand
Commercial bills. 81. 50 y G4.S5A.
Bar silver 507sc
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
steady.
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COTTON FUTURI
New york Metal Market

NEW YORK. April 3.-The metal markets
were generally quiet in the absence of cables.
Tin was unchanged at %. .30d %. soc.
Copper remained quiet, with lake quoted at
u. Sly d13c; electrolytic 12.50612. 62hc; cast
ing, 12.371a 1250c
Lead steady at 4.07j G4.10c.
Spelter was quiet al 4.7712 a. S21sc.
Iron weak and unsettled; No. / foundry
northern, S16016.5O; No. .. s15.5o@16; No
foundry southern and No. / southern soft, S15.25
dI5.75
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Northern Wheat Market

Club. $1.10: bluestem, 81 20; turkey red S112:
red Russian, $1.0S; valley, $1.10.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. April 3.-Wheat is 1c higher on
export grades though little trading is reported
Milling-Bluestem, $f.22@1.24 Export-Blue-
stem, $1.16; club, S1.06; red, S1.02
SEATTLE, April .--Wheat-No milling quo
tations. Export-Bluestem, s1.15; red $103;
club, $1.06.
Car receipts-Wheat, cars.
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SANTA CRUZ. April 3.-The price of eggs
continues 70 remain the same. the wholesale
prices varying from iSc 20 zoe per dozen
owing to the supply being more than equal
20 meet the market demand producers are ship
ping at every opportunity.
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Norfhern Busines.

SEATTLE, April 3.-Clearings $1,742. .162;
balances, S203. .273.
TACOMA April 3.-Clearings $3.50 O5S: bal
ances, $25. 500
PORTLAND. April s.--clearings. ss55.so
balances, $133, ,3f4.
SPOKANE, April s-clearings, s1.142, ,25s;
balances, sos, 144
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and dry goods at the port of New York for the
week ending March % were valued at 1I,02l,-
051; imports of specie for the port of New York
for the week ending today were 400 silver
and SIS, ,592 gold exports of specie from the port
of New York for the week ending today were
S544 600 gold and SS06 500 silver.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Naval store.-Turpentine and Ro.In

@36c: sales, 432; receipts, 1872; shipments, 800
Rosin firm; sales, 70s; receipts, $780, ship
S3.27h; Z, 1896; F, So. As: G. $3.45: ii. 1855
|, $40: X. $5.05; NJ, $555; N, $3.50; WG,
$5.65; WV, S5.70.
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Condition OF the Trea.nrv

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Today'g statement
Of the treasury balances shows: Available CASH
balances $i39. 1875, 677; gold coin and bullion.
S42oo4e elS; gold certificates, s4s, ,0ls, 100
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Mexican dollars
uOiidrs. .-..-...-.. -
CONTINENTAL
Wheat and other Grains

d,ocsi Dank clearings last week were $41 go.
of-, against S3l,9il,6I3 for the week last
year an increase of 50 2SS 500, or 2g1 per cent.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco MONEY Markct

Eongkong exchange was higher yesterday
oiher rates were undsturbed. Silver was
fraction higher
The Mercantile trust company of San Fran
cisco has issued a statement under date of March
81 showing aggregate resources of S14 asa 20s
and deposits of $40, POS 10 The capital paid
IN, IS S2,O00sO0O. The surplus fund is 81 500 600
The undivided profits are S5a4 aO1
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Egg Market in Nearby countie.

fresh extras. 23e. firm: do nrsts. 22c; firm;
DO seconds. lsc, firm; do thirds, 1sc, firm.
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New york CDtton Market

NEW YORK, April 3.--Hutton's wire says;
'sThe continuance of the drought in Texas, IN
dicated 10y the early forecast for fair weather
Sunday, brought additional buying into tne
market this morning and prices moved up 10
points over Yesterdays close. The visible sup
ply statement slightly bullish- Liverpool
showed q strong undertone and spots made
further advance on moderate business The
whole situation appears TO hang on the question
of weather in Texas IT is still too early 10
plant cotton in many sections of that state, and
It is altogether unlikely that the cotton acreage
will be increased at the expense OF corn ana
oats. Sentiment is more bulish. The market
is being Influenced by improving cash demand
for the actual article and by improving trade
conditions. The interests seem TO have been
liQuida ted prices look very much higher, and 4
market of broad proportions may be expected
very shortly The worlds visible supply IS
now half a million bales less than on this date
in 1907 when July cotton. after selling around
present levels Ia April, advanced 3l2c per
pound on crop in May. June and July.
The supply OF Splnnable cotton remaining TO
draw from the balance Of this season IS not
bale in excess of last year. This fact, coupled
with the uncertainties surrounding the outlook
for the new crop, is the meat of the bun argu-
ment"
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SoIrTu oAfAuA

SOUTH OMAHA, April 8.-cattle-Receipts,
100 head; market unchanged. Western steers.
S350@5.75; Texas steers, s3d525; range cows
and heifers, $2S5G4.90; Gamers, 81. 25G5. .25;
stoekers and feeders, S3G5. so; calves, So. 20 a
7.25; bulls and stays. S3G5
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market 5610c
light s6.80G6.S5; pigs, S450Q6; bulk of sales
Sc 67066.90.
Sheep-Receipts. 200 head; market steady.
Yearlings, 5000 I. 40 lambs S1.2hMS
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st. Louis Wool Market
Portland butter Marker

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-wool unchanged. Ter
ritory and western mediums 1922 fine me
diums, 17@2oc; fine, 11@17c.
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New York stock List

e. F. Hutton s. Co., 49o California street. mem
bers of the New York stock exchange, furnish the
following list Of bond and stock sales yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
Morning Session

30 H0nOkaa Sugar Co ............ 1925
100 Hutchinson s p Co ----..-..- 2O. - !,
10 Mercantile Trust Go -......... 2f-i. .O0
40 Pacific Tel & Tel common p. p
90 Pacific Tel & Tel (commOn) - 20 81 a
Loo Spring Valley Water Co... "a 50
$4,000 Cal Gas < FL G. NJ & c T Js % On
$1,000 Pacihc Light 81 Power 5s...... 9e. -
S2,0OO : F & $ J Valley 5s.........1fs. 81
s.. 600 United X Il OF : T 4s.. "a 12Is
$4,000 United OF s 4s..... - -
Street
10 Flremans Fund Ins. cash. ~. 80
81 900 Contra Costa Water 5s ..... fO2 o.
81, 600 Oakland Traction Co 5s...... IS -
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04

PORTLAND, April 3.-Butter-City creamery
extras, 29@30c: fancy outside creameries, 27lh q
29c; store, 1sG20c.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
London CIoEinr Stnnl,.

Money-l12 91a4 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market 70
short bills is 1 9-l6@1% per cent and for thre,
months bills / e-1eGl& per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
Cash Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO. April 3.-Cash quotations were as
follows; 1E' Flour, firm; winter panents, S5.35@
s.. 40@5 80; straights, S415@5. so; bakers, So 10
@4S5; No. . rye 7sl2@79c; feed mixing
barley, 63G64c; fair choice mailing, 631a a
o412c; naxseed, No. ! southwestern, 81 SO; No
] northwestern. $l.69; timothy seed 1910:
clover, 1925; mess pork. per bbl s17s5@17 80;
lard, per 100 lbs. $l0.01la; short ribs, sides
loosel, $s.75@9 25 short clear sides boxed
$9. 9.25G19.5O.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Iotat clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal TO $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
3o7 900 bushels, compared with 395, 600 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts Monday-Wheat As cars; corn, III
cars; oats, 104 cars: hogs 35. 600 head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds

The COPPER STOCKS
BOSloA. April Stocks opened slightly
lower. but soon commenced to advance and near
the close there Was evi denee Of the RESUMPTION
Of the bull market. The gain on the day was
a point
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. E. Hut
ton & Co, 490 California street, San Fran
cisco. Cal: