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the interior, shows that the season is somewhat
late, and it is the impression here among
dealers who are thoroughly posted the stu
alton that we have only about enough hay TO
carry Us through. and that prices should be
maintained strongly right up to the time when
age, however. sown to hay this year and the
apparent large yield that we going TO
have will change the situation immedia tely
| after the first cars of new hay begin TO
come in
Reports from the interior are to the effect
that trading has been quiet being interrupted
| by the bad weather. This has undoubtedly had
somewhat OF an effect upon our daily receipts
Export trade has been quiet but steady. and
daily general business has continued, with the
demand strong and regular.
Alfalfa is weakening. and viii probably con-
| tinue to go off now from day to day the
green feed begins to take its place Only the
! limited supply keeps the price where it is. as
any quantity coming in here would Immediately
cause quite a slump in the alfalfa market.
straw comes IN very slowly and sells at
i previous prices
Bran SOS. .5o@8o per ton for white and $3.50
! @29 for red.
| Middlings- -ssSG35 per ton.
| Shorts s31G32 per ton.
! Feedstuffs--Rolled barley s30G3i; rolled oats
| for feed $40; mixed feed. $2S6r32 for average
| lots oiicake meal. in 20 ron lots SIS so, In
10 ton lots $50, in ton lots $39. so small lots
! $40; cocoanut cake meal at mills $26 in 20
and 10 and $2e.50 in ton lots, lobbng S2T; corn
meal, S3IM3S, cracked corn, S3S6J39; broom corn
seed; SIZE per etl: alfalfa meal and mealfalfa,
! Jobbing lots SIG, carload lots So per ton.
Hay-Wheat. SD 50@25 so; wheat and oat,
S2l@24; tame oat, $21024; volunteer wild oat,
$2oQ22. 80; alfalfa, $14@1750; stock, $I1.50@
! 16 per ton.
! Straw-60MS5c per bale
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New York stocks and the coppers several points higher
Spot and future advanced
Local sugar stocks firm and active
Refined sugar marked up Is points.
Leading southern Nevada stocks active and higher
Local bank clearngs 276 per cent over 1908.
Silver unchanged Sterling exchange frmer
No further change in wheat barley Corn c higher
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged Beans firm
Potatoes and onions dull with sellers shading prices
Four of western poultry expected for tomorrow
Butter declined under large supplies Eggs unchanged
New Strawberries in from Palo Alto.
Provisions dill with barreled beef lower
Wool. hops and hides previously quoted.
No further change in cattle, sheep or hogs.
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Professional Element Vigorously
Drives Prices Upward
New York stock Market

YEW YORK 27The latent forces which have been gathering
N carried of shares vigorously and quite
today There change IN the
upward impetus but the constant manesa
unfavorab made growing impression on speu
professional element embark
advance The days market ascrbed m to
conducted
freedom The continued scarcity stocks made the upward
Minor stocks first affected but the higher grade Peeu
the whole market boadened
the hesitation The of coming
OF situation winch
havete
which
The
OF H Northern added
OF his
monthly number of the idle freghtcars
The
the end of the
Total $C United States IS
have adv Z perce Q call
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General NIerchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 6Q6Ac. buyer June-July
San Quentin bags, Sac; wool bags, s3c for s1s
CoaI-Be3ver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIS per ton; Wellington. SO; New yelling
mond, etc. SO; Stanford Richmond, ss Cumber-
land, S15 In bulk aud $t6.50 In sacks; Welsh an
thraeite, Sl5; coke. Sl4 per ton IN bulk and SIS
in sacks; Rocky mountain 81. 30 per short ton
0ils-Quotatons for barrels Lnseed, T1c
per gallon for boiled and 69c for raw; cases. SC
more; castor oil. in eases. No. !. Toe; Bakers
AA, cases, S1.iSG1.15; China nut. cases, T60
sec per gallon; cocoanut oil. In barrels. coo
6315c for XXX. 81 y fI61c for No. I and 556
bleached winter sperm oil. Ole; natural winter
sperm oil, Ole; natural whale oil. 55c; extra
winter bleaehed lard oil, 95c; No 1 neatsfoot
OIL Csc; herring oil. 40c; salmon oil, S5c; boiled
fish oil, S5c; paint oil. 35s.
Coal on. Gasoline, etc.-Water white. iron
or drums. I1Isc: special DO. i2c: pearl oil. IN
cases l1c: astral. lie; star, 1fc. extra star,
zoe; Elaine. 261sc; eocene. 2Oc; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk, 14i5c; In cases, 81 13c;
No. engine distillate. in drums, Sc; No. 90,
&C; eases. &c more; Sc deg. gasoline. in bulk
ers' naphtha, in bulk lie, Ill cases 1S1ac.
Iurpentine-64c per gallon IN cases and sc In
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl OF ESQ lbs)-E, $3.50; F, $5.S5;
G., $500; II, S6,1O; WV. S1O-40.
BED and White Lead-Hed. Sh9se; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
All grades have been marked up 10 points.
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
AOAiuhS net cdSn. SlH00drU 3teO
time coarsel. 565e; fruit standard. 65c
crystal dominos. in cases S.65c; tablets, in half
bbls. 6.15c; tablets In boxes. 6.4Oc. cubes and A
crushed. 5-9Oe: powdered. 5.75c: candy granu-
lated. 515c; cOnfectioners' A. 3 75c: confectiOn-
ers crystals. Bloc: magnolia A. 5.25c: extra C.
BLOC; golden c. Bose: ID. 4.s5c; extra fine gran
ulated. 545e Barrels and 30 10 bags, 10c half
bbls 25c, boxes soc more per 100 lbs for all
grades Monarch bar ia quoted over and above
the price for standard fine fcane) granuIa ted in
100 lb bags as follows Bags, 100 lbs. Soc; bar
rels. 45c; half barrels, 60c: 40 ID tins, eased.
$205; So ID tins cssed. s2.O5: 10 Ii tins. cased.
10 In case. $2.TO. lb tins. IN a case. 81 20:
80 lb boxes, Sc No extra charge for putting
up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
5.65e; Higrsde" bar. &C. powdered 5.75c: A
crushed. 590c; berry. 5.65c: C. & H. extra fine
dry granulated. 5e5c; coarse dry grsnulated,
5.65c cOnfectioners' A. 5.65c: confectioners'
crystals. 5.T5e: cubes. SOC: bricks J9Oc; extra
fine granulated 400 III bags only. ~: excel
sior A, 525c: extra C. 515c: golden G. 5O5c:
yellow d. 4-s5c; II. & E. crystal dominos. s.5Oc.
dditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 ID
bags, 10c more; half barrels, 25c more: boxes
soc more for all grades. Bar. in 80 Ib ana 40 ID
tins, $1.7O more; in 10 lb tins, $2.35 more Mini
mum order, carload weight.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 27.-More active and distinct
bullishness marked trading in the wheat pit to-
day than had been manifested during any session
for some time. There was general buying OF
July and September deliveries throughout the
entire day. with the demand for the most distant
future particularly brisk. The feature of the
trading was the heavy purchases Of the Septem-
Der option by the same trader who was credited
with having engineered the recent deal in the
May delivery. The total purchases by this one
operator said 10 have aggrega ted more than
]. 600, 900 bushels. The range in September was
wider than in any other month. The market
closed strong, with September at the high point
May closed at S1.1Sss and July at S10 X a
LOSS.
Despite the strength of wheat corn was
scarcely more than steady at any time during
the day. Sales of fairly large line Of July
corn early in the day seemed to dampen the
enthusiasm of wouldbe bulls and left the market
little support The close was steady, with
prices unchanged to 1s@Mc higher, May being
ar 66Mc and July at 65s4c.
Oats, under fair support By some of the bulls
in the wheat pit, displayed considerable hrmuess
and closed firm, with May at 541sc and July at
47d47Xc.
Provisions were firm at the start owing TO n
sc advance in live hogs but weakened on selling
and closed unchanged to 5G7i2c higher.
The leading futures ranged as foIfows:
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Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES March 27.-There de-
cline in eggs today amounting 10 l9c on case
count and candled stock Although receipts
were heavier than usual. the demand for eggs TO
place in storage absorbed receipts Onions reg
istered a 25c decline light receipts. Butter
and cheese steady. There is a good demand
for Mexican tomatoes at $l.35 box. Asparagus
is in fair demand.
Produce receipts: Eggs. ,s34 cases; butter.
"a, ,060 pounds; cheese. Isl pounds; potatoes,
2,252 sacks; onions 15 sacks; beans, l sack;
sweet potatoes 20 sacks.
Eggs tper dozen)--Local ranch, candled, 221ac;
case count, 201hc.
Butter-C Creamery. extra. 521ac per 2 lb roll;
creamery, first, 5oc; cooking butter. 221ac per
pound
Cheese fper lbl-Northern, 1e1a 917c; hand,
1sc; eastern singles. 17c twins 1313c: cheddars,
lie; longhorn 22c; daisy. 45@1sc; brick cream.
2o@21c; Tulare. lac; Starr, s11d box; Oregon
cheese. 17M1Sc.
Beans (per, etll-Pink. No. !. S3s5; lima. No;
/. S4.15; Lady Washington, No. /. $3.50; small
white, No. l.. S5.75 hlackeye sS,T5Q4; Gar
Vanza, $3.50; lentils. $7Gs; bayo, $3.50.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Early rose, $2.50@2.7 10;
northern, s2.5o@2.75: Burbanks. $3.50; Salinas,
s.. .25@2.5oi highlands. S2G210; oregon, $2.25
Nevada. $2.25; coast Lompoc 81 %: Idaho, ST. 10
az; oregon early rose, $3.50; white rose. 81 %.
Sweet Potatoes-Ye fellow local. i-6002 per ctl;
white, soc box; choice yellow, 81. 1.25Gi.5o per
Genital.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

Although one Of the river boats with fresh
supplies OF asparagus several hours late
Yesterday there was scarcity Of that vege-
table. as there quite u carryover from the
preceding day, and the early boats brought
large manifests besides. An attempt 10 put
prices up in the early trade failed, though
small advance was obtained for few lots
of favored brands. Hubbard ruled firm the high
prices paid for the stock in the growing dis
tricts necessitating the asking of correspond
ingly high prices here Peas and new potatoes
were in moderate supply and sold fairly at
good prices. There nothing new In the
other vegetables Potatoes and onions were
very quiet, and most handlers were willing to
shade the quotations TO effect sales Of round
lots.
Potatoes tper ctD-River Burbanks S1.2O6
Loo; Salinas Burbanks Sl90M2; Oregon Bur
banks, S1.60Gll 50; small Oregon seed. 81. 1.40@
1.50; sweet potatoes, S1.S5G2; new potatoes,
4@41ac per ID.
onions yellow, sI.5o@l9o per cu; new
green 60@75c per box
Vegetables Asparagus. 21a@5c per ID; rhu-
barb. 81. .259l75 per box; tomatoes, 75c@$1 25
per box or crate; green peas. 7G9c per III:
garlic, @10c per lb; cabbage. $2@l2. % per ctI
dollhouse cucumbers, 81 .256il rs per dozen: eau
lifiower T5c@90c per dozen; carrots. esq T5e per
sack; turnips, .25 per sack; celery, 40d5Oe per
dozen.
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Wheat and Other Crains

stue ana Otner SFaEuS
Whest-The week closed quietly but very
nrm, with asking prices still above the views
of buyers.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1.9I15 o5; do milling 81 10
4Zl6; California white Australian, nominal at
500: lower grades Of California S1.750l1 s5
northern club s1.95@2: northern buestem 50 10
922o; Russian red, s1eo@1. .92l5; turkey red,
S1.s5@2.20 per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 a m. Session
May-$1 % bid: $2.10 asked.
December-Si6 SO bid.
Bariey-Recepts were large yesterday, being
II, $50 ctls. There were sales OF feed al top
prices
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot SI.45M1 4S%: com.
mon to fair, 81 4oGS1. 43% per etl; brewing and
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
May-S1. 46h bid; $1.411a asked
December-S 81 30 bid
Oats-There is nothing new, the market being
steady to firm, with not much business.
White, $l95@2; gray, nominal; red, 81 9002
Tor choice. S1.S5@1.S7ia for good and 81. .S0@
1S21a for common; black, sl.65G2 per ctl.
Corn-A slight advance in bulk western is
noted. The market continues dull
California small round yellow, S1.S5; large vel
low nominal; western states yellow sacked.
Sl7OQI15; white, S1.709175; in bulk, San
Francisco track. yellow 1892 white 81 sc.
mixed 81 80; Egyptian 81. so per ctl for white.
Rye-Nominal; none offering.
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panlfrr nnd Gnme

Only u coops OF poultry came to hand yester-
day, and the market had previously been
well cleaned up the general feeling was one
of hrmness and prices were maintained with
out difficulty, although the demand was not
very pressing Only two cars of western chick
ems were handled during the week. Fat poultry
Of all kinds, especially ducks, geese and large
hens. will be wanted for the Jewish passover
holidays next week, and shipments should be
forwarded TO reach the market between
March so and April 3. Four cars of western
chickens expected for tomOrrow's market
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S55006 for small
S7GS for large and $9610 for extras; young
sSGS. 5o large broilers $6G7; small broilers
s5@5 so; ducks, 81 .50@s- 80; pigeons. 81. so;
squads. S303 so; geese. 81. 50d3 per pair.
Game (per dozen)--Gray geese SS so: white
geese, $1.2501.50; grant. S3 for large and 81 80
for small; hare, S1.75q2; cottontau rabbits 50
a 100
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Receipt. of Prodnc.
STOCK MARKET
Hutchison Sugar md United Railway
Bonds Higher-LeadIng Southern
Nevada Stocks Active

The feature Of local securities yesterday was
the activity in Hutchinson sugar. which was
strong at ,$19. under sales Of .. COS shares. The
other sugar stocks We're firm, and NIakaweli and
Paauhau were higher The United Railroads 4
per cent bonds advanced TO $T6. London Paris
national bank dividend of 81.
Mining stocks continued featureless The Com
stocks were quiet and unchanged. The situation
in the southern Nevadas the same as for
days, three four Of the leaders being
active and the others quiet Trading was local
In character. The market ruled firm, and Com
bination Fraction gained &c on the day. com
pared with Fridays close. Daisy gained 4c
Florence 13c and GOldheld Consolidated 2Tc
The regular annual meeting OF the stock boId-
ers of the Hawaiian commercial and sugsr com
pany has been called for April IL
The output OF ore from the Ophr mine for
the last week was as fOll0ws 2.1OO level 70
cars, assaying S24.O4 per ton; 22O Level. 147
cars. assaying S16.25 per tom from above the
1900 level in the WINE. I35 cars asssving
sos. Sc per ton.
special meeting of the stock holders Of the
Presdio and Ferries railroad company has been
called for May 81 20 vote upon a propositfon -
create a bonded indebtedness OF $500 600
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS


Beef-sGs Size per lb for steers, TGse for cows
and heifers
Yeal-Td75hc for large and Sd915c for small.
Mutton-Wethers, s19 910c; ewes, 712@S12e
per ID.
Lamb-Ye -Yesrlings. 1l@111se per ID; spring
lamb, 1215 a l3c.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-nG111sc for light and
91a 41Oc for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross weight:
No. fed steers, 514 95I5e per lb; second quail
uy. IA d5c; thin. undesirable steers, 394e; de-
sirable fat grass steers. 4d41ac-
No. l and heifers. 464Ae; second quail
ty, 3i2e; common, thin. undesirable cows, PA
d3c.
Fat bulls and stays. 2H G215e; thin bulls. Ia
Calves-Light weight. per ID. 5G51sc; medium.
- SC; heavy. 4G4Isc.
Sheep (per lb)-WetherS, No. 1. 51a W6ci ewes,
No. l. 5M5Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-YearIing lambs. 6ssc; this
years milk lambs. 7GT1ec-
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 6%4e; 40 to 2JO lbs. &c; $50 10 $50
lbs &c; rough. heavy hogs, 414@5c; common, un-
desirable hogs, 4@4tc.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Fruirs-Evaporated apples 81 66Ac: apricots.
F7Q915c; fancy moorpark, Haze; peaches, 4c
for standards. 415e for choice and 5@6c for
fancy; pears, 4Gsc; pitted plums, 79A@shc;
nectarines, 415@5Rc; figs, 2l9d4e; prunes 4
size basis, 2I4 12Ac, with &c premium for 40s
Raisns-London layers crown, poe; crown
81; seeded. 4@4kc seedless 81 @51se; Thomp-
sons seedless, l3c for unbleached seedless sui
tana 2Ac loose muscatels 33tc for crown,
Sc for 3 crown and 2Lsc c for crown.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils. IL X @i2c; IXL,
Io1aQ11c; ne plus ultra Zoe; Drake. 9lsc;
nuts-91ac per 10 for No / softshells, &c for No
do. Chestnuts, SG110c per ID for Italian fl
berts, 121a G14c; pecans, 1591Ic.
Honey--Comb. nominal. Water white ex-
tracted, nominal; dark amber and candied, Al
size per pound.
26c for dark.
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weekIy CIearing Honse Staten..n.

NEW YORK. March 27.-The Statement ~
the clearing house banks for the week sbous
that the banks hold SIG. rs. .675 more than Tho
required amounts OF the 25 per cent reserve rule
This is an increase Of 81. .s73, 200 in the nranor
uonate cash reserve as compared with last Wool
The statement follows.
Loans. 81 Dos. COZ 100; decrease Sc o33 200
Deposits. $l.135. .39S, 300; decrease S3 ose Ano
Circulation. $4S. 537 500: decrease s44 1oo wv
Legal tender. &6l 4S4 500: increase ss51 eoo
Specie S27i ,694. 500: increase STA 700
Reserves. 1858, % 400: increase 81 Joe GOO
Reserve required, 1886 .s49 725; decrease. s7.;s :
Surplus, SIG 779. go: increase. 81. .s7s. 200
tx Z. S. deposits $I7. .4o5, ,625; increase.
81. ss6, $50.
The percentage Of actual reserves Of the clear
Ing house banks today was 20 26.
The statement Of banks and trust comnanie,
Of greater New York not reporting to the clear
ing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits Of 81 .2fT s09 600: total eash
on hand. xl4T.54S.9oo. and loans amounting 70
81 .075. .9T2. 900. "
The financier viii say: The statement of
the associated banks Of the city Of New yort-
for the week ending March n showed taking
actual conditions the basis, decrease of
81. $4,000 IN reserves which was brought about
principally by an increase Of S. 52S 500 in de.
posts. The loans OF the banks Increased So
201. 900. the larger part Of this increase being
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Deciduoua and f-ftrus Frvit.

The first strawberries to reach the market
from nearby growing districts appeared from
Palo Alto yesterday The drawers Of the Long
worth variety. containing small baskets each
came in and were sold at S3 drawer, or soc
basket. The berries were well colored in
dcating that the crops in the Palo Alto region
are maturing rapidly. There no new ar
rivals of berries from Los Angeles and what
few were carried from Saturday were sold
at nominal prices. Business in the other fruits
continued quiet, and prices for all descriptions
unchanged
Apples tper box)-Newtown pippins. 81 .25@
40 for four tier and S1.75 for three tier;
common TO choice, 60GS5c.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Navel oranges Sc. 25
G2.50 for fancy and $1.75@2 for choice: tan
gerines, 75cQ$1.50; grapefruit, $2.50Q2.T5 for
seedless; lemons. 81. 75@3 for fancy $2G2.50 for
choice and 81 .25@1. so for standard; lines,
$7.50aS.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 81. 2502 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 50. 50d35G for Central Amer
lean; pineapples $2G4 per dozen.
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Provisions

The market rules firm at the moment. with
moderate stocks though trade is dull. Lower
quotations for bsrreled beef are given. Hams
bacon and lard unchanged
Cottolene-One half bbl iOssc: 3 half bbls
10l5c; tierce, 1886; tierces, 10Ae; tierces
10hc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams, I4@l5lzc picnic hams. 915c; bacon tc
lbs. ike; s to 10 lbs, 1Ii3c; 10 to II lbs.
II &c. sugar cured bacon. 21c: Arrow bacon. s
to 10 lbs, lie: 10 to u lbs. 16c: light dry salt
bacon. s to 10 lbs. 16iac; 10 to l2 lbs. l5hc;
medium bacon, lac: light medium bacon 14c.
1880 IS 13lsc; compound lard tierces Sc, sos
SIC. los SAc, 5s S3kc. IS DC; yellow cooking oil
53c per gal: white cooking oil. soc per gall salad
oil. SIC per gal.
Beef-Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl: famlll
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. March 27-Flour-R Receipts.
1s.6oo barrels: exports. ll,foo; market nrmly
5.6od6 winter straights. s5.S5d5.50; Mime
sofa bakers, S4.4O@4;15 winter patents, $9.ooG
s. winter low grades, sS.9O@4.9S' Kansas
Wheat-Receipts, none: exports. 5000 bushels:
spot firm No. red. S1-25is al .26ise elevator
and $1.27k f. 0. h. afeat; No. / northern Du-
luth. 81 28L f. o. b. adoat; No. . hard winter.
81 25h f. o. b. aaoat: There was a strong
advance in the wheat market this morning. due
70 bnllish cables. commission house buying
small worlds shipments and active shorts. Last
prices were sc net higher; May closed $l.2l q;
HopsEDuii: Pacific coast, 1905. 7@11c; 1907,
'ffti Hides-pu!l; Bogota. ISl4@lshe;s centhll
Wool&steady: domestic fleece 31@s5c.
Petroleum-Steady refined New York: $500
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $s.45; do in bulk
sass-Raw; steady: oe, fair reaDlns: a-.sase;
3 23iac. Refined. steady; No. 8. 4.45c: No: 7,
4 4oc; No S. 4.35c; No. 10. 4.25c; Ne. II, 4.2oc;
feetioners' A. a zoe: mold A. 53oc; cutloaf
D. Zoe; crushed. 5.65c; powdered 5.o5c; grsnu-
lated 4.e5e; cubes 5.2oc.
II 600 bags. Including May at &c; July. ESQ
6.5Oc; September. 6.1o@6.15c; October &c; De
Spot coffee~Firm; Rio No. :. sH@s 5-1sc:
Santos No. 4. 9Ac- Mid coffee, steady; Cor
Butter-steady. unchanged;
DRIED FRUITS
AppIes-The market for evsporated apples is
unchanged. with fancy quoted at sAQSAc.
choice. 7lG@7%c; prime, 6G6%c; common 10
fair 566c.
Prunes-Firm with quotations ranging from
3s,c TO 7lac for new crop California fruit up TO
40-5Os and from nc to DC for Oregon 4o-50s to
2o-30s.
Apricots--Are not particularly active. but
the market is firm owing 10 light supply, with
choice quoted at 9hG1oc; extra choice, log
10Lc: fancy. liz l3c.
Peaches quiet. with choice quoted at
6Kc: extra choice, 6HQ6Sc fancy. 7dshc.
Raisins-Remain quiet, with loose muscatel
quoted at 3S64I5c: choice to fancy seeded
AZ @6Ac; seedess, 3al@515c; London layers.
| Sl 2OErl 30
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Hide-. Tallow. wool and HOE.

Wool Is quoted steady, with quotatlehs IN
changed.
Hops arc quiet. Advices from Oregon esti-
mate the stock Of hops remaining in growers
hands in that state at 400 bales. They are
held above buyers present views.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about p G1c IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 12c;
medium. lie; light, Zoe; cowhides. Toe for heavy.
915c for light: stays &c; salted kip. 10c; salted
veal I5c; saited calf. 1513c; dry hides, 1se; dry
kip. Ice; dry calf, 22c; dry stays. l2c;
sheepskins, shearllngs, 25G50c each; short WOOL
5Od75c each medium. 75ea$1 each; long
wool. $f61. 10; lambs. 25@T5e; horsehides.. salt
81. .5O6l2. 70 for large and 81 .T5G2 p for me-
dium 75caSI- % for small and 2595Oe for colts:
horsehides dry. 81. 1922. 20 for large and SIP
az 25 for medium. 75cGS1 Is for small and
25d5Oc for colts; goatsklns. prime angOra. 75c0t
81: large hair goats, s5@4oe; medium. 2O@3Oc;
small. 5415c.
Tal1ow-No. l rendered, 4hW5Mc: No :, 8
14hc; grease. 293e-
Wooi-New San Joaquin. years staple. 12G
I5c; do. & to s months, S0 BE; new southern
coast, 7G11c. Fall elip-Mountain free, IA q
1Oc; do defective, 6GTc; Nevada. 12Q15c per
pound.
Hops-Prices to growers are from &c to 1Oc
per lb, with 10c to 1119e for long term con
tracts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Beans and seeds

Narrow changes in descriptions OF beans
viii be noted. The market as rule is strong.
@5.35: small white So 25Gl5 5 40; large white,
81 435@4.45: pink, $2.706l2.sO; red, S5.5O@6;
blackeye, SS.10M3.25; hmas, S3.75G3 30: red kid
neys, S3.50G3.T5; cranberry beans. So. .25l3. 80;
Garvanzas, $29250 for small, S250@3 for me-
dium and $3@4 for large; horse beans, s1.75@
seeds-Brown mustard, 81; yellow mustard.
6@6Ac; faxseed S3.75, carload lots; canary
3% q4c; alfalfa. 16@1Tc; rape cleaned. 2@21ac;
timothy, 61a G6&c; hemp 4q41kc; millet 2A a
sac per ID; broom corn seed, S23. so per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S3M3.25.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-28
Hay and Feedstun..

Receipts of hay yesterday were $50 tons ALI
cars. The circular of Scott & Magner saws.
Arrivals for the last six days have amounted
70 2.iJi tons quite dropping of Of the very
heavy arrivals of the previous week The
market continues firm with prices we'll main
tanned and trading active. All grades arc SELL
ing proportionatelyi very well, with the exeep-
to place
The recent storm. general throughout the
state, has been beneficial TO the southern por-
tion, and came at time when needed gen
eral report. however from different sections Of