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Los AngeIes Mnrkcts

Los ANGELES, March Io.-Eggs and pota-
butter declined
The price of case count eggs was advanced
1ac to 201ac dozen
Creamery extra butter declined 21ac on
heavy receipts.
White rose potatoes advanced 25c to $2.25
q sack 1lhe market for all potatoes was
1rm. Fancy sweets brought good prices today
There was little demand for the poorer grades.
All vegetables were in demand and prices
We're firm for good stock.
Produce receipts-Eggs 601 cases; butter.
24422 pounds; cheese, 1.057 pounds; potatoes,
~ sacks onions, 270 sacks; beans, none;
sweet potatoes, so sacks.
Eggs-Local ranch. candled 22c; case count,
2o15c.
Butter Creamery extra. 7214c per two pound
roll; creamery first roe; eastern extras roc;
cooking butter, 30c per pound.
Cheese-Northern, lie; anchor, lie; hand,
1Sc singles, lie; twins, 1s1ac; cheddars, lie;
longhorn 22c; daisy, 1719@1sc; Tulare, lac;
Oregon, 17@1sc.
Beans. per centaI-Pink No. I. 1925; lima
No l, $4.75; Lady Washington No ], $3.50;
small white No. l. $3.50; blackeye, So. 759
A; Garvanza, $3.50; lentils. $7QS; bayou. $3.50.
Potatoes, per cental-Local early rose, 81. 90
12T5; northern, $2.5O@2.75; Burbank 50. so;
Salinas, $2.2562.50; highlands. $2G2. 10; Ore
gon 81. %: Nevada, $2.25; coast Lompoc, s.. so;
Idaho, $l.75@2; Oregon early rose, S2.25Q2. 90;
white rose, 1925.
Sweet potatoes-Yerow local, $1.75; white
Soc per box; red. SI.5o sack; choice yellow,
81 256l1.50
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO March 10.--Slaek demand for the
cash grain in the southwest and favorable
weather for the fall crop inspired liberal
resulted in a weak close, final quotations show
ing losses of sale, compared with the
previous close.
There was no such action IN prices during
the few previous days, but the turns were suf-
fciently sharp TO keep the trade on the alert
During the day May sold between S1.l4$ and
S115l5 and July ranged between S1.O2k and
81 o. Pit traders who attempted to raid the
market or who sold soft spots were forced
10 cover on support by bull leaders, but COM
mission houses persistent sellers all day,
and this led many TO believe that big holders
were selling under cover. One of the principal
factors today the weather condition in the
southwest Rain reported over a
large section of the winter wheat belt and more
was predicted. The almost total absence of de-
mand for cash wheat at Kansas City and St
Louis also tended to depress the market. During
the final half hour realizing sales predominated
and the market weak at almost the bottom,
May at $114$ and July at St025s Ql.03
Much of the ground gained by corn prices
during yesterdays sharp bulge was lost today
on selling led by several of the prominent
holders. The market closed at almost the low
point. with May at 6S1sc and July al 67ssc.
The oats market weak all day. At the
close prices were 1aG &c below yesterdays final
quotations, May being at 55Ac and July at
49Jke.
Provision prices broke sharply as result
of liberal realizing sales, final quotations show
previous close.
frrfr mood oil
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RECEIPT. of Produe.
roR MEnNEsnAY- MARcH !
STOCK MARKET

WESTERN STATES
Flour. Or Skis. 1,500l Onions, SKIS .....
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Rutter. Cheese and Exc.

Although receipts OF eggs were very heavy
yesterday, being nearly 2,400 cases, prices fol
the upper grades strengthened extras aud hrsts
being lie higher at 23e and 2215e respectively.
The filing OF short notice orders for shipment
on the steamer leaving for Puget sound ports
was given as the reason for the advance, and
dealers not interested In the shipping business
were predicting immediate reaction.
Butter recovered q little from the decline OF
the preceding day, extras going up &c on a sale
at 33c under the call the exchange. The
market was none too firm at the advance, al
though 1t was officially declared the ex-
change. Cheese was unchanged.
The following sales were made on the ex-
change;
Butter-1o cases of extras at S21sc and 10 at
33c pound
Eggs-30 cases of extras at 23c and 20 cases
Of frsts at 2215c a dozen.
Receipts were A.. 600 lbs butter, 10000 lbs
cheese and 1856 cases eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from 115c to &c higher, owing to
the various charges to be added.
fButter-Fresh creamery extras, 33c per Ib
firm; do frsts, S2c, weak; do seconds, S1c
weak.
Cheese-California: Fancy aats. 15c per ib,
weak; do hrsts, 14c weak: do seconds 12e,
weak; fancy Young Americas, 15c, weak; dc
hrsts, AYE, weak; storage flats, 13c, firm. Ore
Americas, 1615c, firm; Oregon storage fats 15c-
firm; do Young Americas, Ice, firm fancy east
ern cheddars, 1113e, firm.
Eggs (per dozen. cases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras. 23c, firm; do frsts. 2215c, firm;
do seconds 21c, hrm; do thirds 2012c, firm.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The fruit market was devoid of new or strik-
ing feature yesterday, business being of q hum
drum routine character, with retail tradesmen
limiting their purchases to small parcels as a
rule Stocks of oranges were increased by the
arrival of five cars for the open market and
prices for that and other citrus fruits were un-
changed. There were no Mexican lines to be
had. but steamer was at hand with fresh
supplies, which should reach the market early
today. Local trading in apples continued dull.
but large handlers reported that orders were
coming in right along from outside points Win
ter Nelis pears were quoted at a lower range
the supplies coming out Of cold storage are
not in very good condition and have to be
sold quickly.
Apples (per box)-Fancy four tier bellfowers.
S5c@$i; Newtown pippins. $1.35Q1.50 for four
tier and S1.Io for three tier; common to choice,
60@S5c.
Pears-winter Nellis. s125@1.5O per box !;
cooking varieties, T5c@S1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges. 81. %
025 for fancy and $1.7562 for choice; tan
gerines, I5c@$150; grapefruit S275613 for see1-
less lemons, S2.75G3 for fancy $2@2. 90 for
choice and S1.2o@150 for standard; lines,
nominal.
Tropical Fruits-B Bananas $1.25G2 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.506350 for Central Amer
lean; pineapples, $2G4 per dozen.
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dry hides 19019tSc: dry kip. 1sG1S &c; dry
calf 24e; dry stays. l8c; dry veal. re; Mexican
dry hides, 1880; Mexican dry salted do, 13c;
Mexican picked. 15c; sheepskins, shearIlngs. 20
d140c each: short wool. 50GTGc each; medium,
75e6S1 each; long wooi. $1@i 80; lambs. 15@
Zoe: horsehides, salt, s2-J0Q2.s5 for large and
256Sj0c for colts; hOrsehides. dry. s1.T56225 for
large and S12J@1.75 for medium; 50c8S1 for
small and 256150c for colts; deerskins. dry Mex
ican 2s92Oc; dry ssIted do, 24U26c; picked do.
25c; dry Central American. 26130c; g0atskns.
prime angora, T5cQSl: large hair goats, 359
40c medium. 20130c: small 561Jc.
Tallow-So. ] rendered, 41z@51se; No. ., 3is
G415e: grease, 2Gl3c.
wooi-New San Joaquin, years staple, 1c0
14lae: old spring clip (freel Humboldt years
staple, 16G1ee; San Joaquin. 7129f1c; southern
coast, 6Is G94ze: Nevada 9614c per 10. Fall
clip, northern mountain (freel, "a GSt5c; defec-
tive. 5d6c. Oregon-valley, 14E M17e per ID.
Hops-Priees TO growers are from &c TO 10c
per ID.
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4so. eo0-total shares sold
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
and the coppers firm.

Wall street stocks and the coppers firm.
Not much variation in the cotton market.
Comstock shares break rising water in the mines
Mining stock brokers after reduced commission
Silver 54c lower No variation in exchange rates.
Wheat signs of weakening sellers making concessions
Barley and firm. Oats quiet.
Hay very full figures. Beans unchanged
Potato market continues strengthen Onions weak
Poultry in light receipt and firm Game quiet
Butter and eggs somewhat higher. Cheese unchanged
Fruit market quiet and without feature
Better demand for dried fruits in New York
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged
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Meat Market
nRESSrn MFAT

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are follows:
Beef-S0S13e per ID for steers. T0Sc for cows
and heifers.
per h.
Lamb-111s a &12c per ID; spring lamb. lie.
+ Dressed Pork tper Ib)-11 &111zc FOR light and
9ia aloe for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered IN San Francisco. gross
weight:
Cattle-Steers No. l. 5K051ac: second quail
s@4kc for No. /; second quality. 9103s4c G;
third quality, 3451sc; thin. 242Lc: bulls and
stays, 21sc; thin bulls. q Q2c.
Calves-5c per ID for light, 41ac for medium
and 4c FOR heavy.
sheep-wethers. 515 0ee per ID; ewes. 5Q5 &c
per ID
Lambs-6i5c per ID.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs, 6ssc: 200 to go lbs,
6Ac; 250 lbs and over. &c per ID; boars 50G60
per cent, stays 30@40 per cent and sows I0G2O
per cent on from above quotations
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Califcrnia family extras s6@66o net
without discount; bakers extras $6@6 %: su-
perfne S4S0d5.10: Oregon and Washington per
bbl. S4.S5M5.75 for family bakers and patents
and 81 30M4.50 for cut of; Kansas patents,
s6. 40Q56.5 do straight, Sc .20G6.30; Dakota
patents, nominal
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net cash,
no discount. are as follows: Graham -four S3. TX
per 100 lbs rye -four. So. So rye meal $3.50;
rice -four 81; corn meal. 1925; extra cream do,
$3.75; oat meal. So oat groats So; hominy,
$3.6o@4; buckwheat -four, $4.75; whole wheat
-four. $4; rolled oats, bbls $6.75@S.50, in sacks
$5G725; extra cream do, IS: rolled wheat, bbls
S5.75, in sacks 81. .2505.25; pearl barley, So 40;
split peas. boxes. S5.25 for yellow and .25 for
green per 100 lbs.
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the growing scarcity of choice stock from the
river is causing much better movement in the
more expensive descriptions of Burbanks from
other. sections. There was no Improvement in
prices yesterday, but all handlers were holding
out for high figures and were making no con-
cessons TO buyers. The situation in onions was
just the reverse of that in potatoes, there being
much poor and sproutng stock ON hand, which
had to be worked soff at low figures, to the
detriment of sound offerings. Changes In prices
Tor miscellaneous vegetables were few Receipts
OF asparagus were smaller than on Tuesday by
about 200 boxes. but the quotations were no
higher because most of the buying for shipment
was done on the preceding day and receivers
had to depend largely upon the local trade to
absorb the supplies Rhubarb declined sharply
on increased arrivals. and peas pieu-
tiful and slightly lower. The other vegetables
stood as before quoted.
Potatoes tper etl)--Riyer Burbanks, s1.25l
1850; Lompoe Burbanks. sl.S502; Salinas Bur
banks, $29210; Oregon Burbanks, $1.75Ge u 90;
sweet potatoes. s1.75M2.
Onions-Yellow, 1902 per ctl; new greer,
65@S5c per box.
vegetables-Asparagus e@1Oc per ID for ex-
ira. Ease for No i and 5G6c for No. 2: rhu-
barb. $1@1.75 per box tomatoes. &12591. 80
per box or crate; green peas. 10q121ze per Id
for choice; green peppers, 20Q25c per ID; garlic,
1og1212c per III; cabbage S1.50 per ctI; hot
house cueumbers, $1@1.25 per dozen; cauli-
flower, ~6oQ76c per doz carrots. 65QT5c per
sack; turnps. TJc per sack; celery, 4015oc per
doz; marroWfat and Hubbard squash, $20@25
per ton.
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Provisions

Cured Meats-Bacon bellies IA to is lbs. 15lSc;
medium TO light bacon, 14@16c: sugar cured q
to lbs, 1sc; fancy sugar cured, 21c per lb;
eastern sugar cured hams. 15c for medium and
15c for light; extra fine brands, 1515c; Califor-
MIA hams. lac; extra prime pork, $40. so; clear,
s22; mess, $21; pig pork, S25; pigs feet, $5 for
half bhls s2.35 for 25 lb kegs and 81 80 for kits
smoked beef, 1871 zoe per h.
Cottolene-One half bbl 103sc; 2 half bbls
10Ac; l tierce. 101sc; tierces. 10c; tierces
97sc per ID.
The Western meat company quotes follows
5 lbs, 17Iac; s TO 10 lbs, 17Ihc 10 to II lbs
171ac: sugar cured bacon. 21c; Arrow bacon Il
10 lbs, 17c; 10 to IL lbs. 16c; light dry salt ba-
con, s TO 10 lbs. 161ac 10 to IL lbs. Is 1zc; me
dium bacon. 14c, light medium bacon. 14c.
Lard-Tierces 12c. sos 12Ac, los 12%c Is
12Nc, SIS &c., compound lard. tierces Sc COS
sc, los sac. 5s SIS c, 80 &c: yellow cooking oil
53c per gal; white cooking OIL 55c per gal; salad
oil, SOC per gal.
Beef-Extrs family beef SIS per bbl; faniiy
beef. $3.50 per bbI; extra mess beef. SIT per
barrel
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Hny and Feetlstufrs

Yesterdays receipts of hay We're $50 tons,
all on cars. The market ruled firm, with sales
at top prices. There was further change in
feedstufs.
Bran S29.5o@3o per ton for white and s2s so
629 for red.
Mddlings-$33.5 .50035.50 per ton.
Shorts-$31 G32.b0 per ton.
Feedstuns- barley, $30@31 rolled
cats for feed, $40; mixed feed. S2Sd32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots $3S so. in
10 ton lots $50. in . ton lots S39. 90 small lots
$40; cocoanut cake meal at mills, $26 in 20
and 10 and 5000 in ton lots, 1obbing S27; corn
meal S3763S; cracked corn, $3S139; broom corn
seed, 81. 10 per ctl; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa
Jcbhing lots $26, carload lots S25 per ton.
Hay--Wheat S23@26; wheat and oat, S22M
$3.50; tame oat, SHOES volunteer wild oat $50
al; alfalfa, $15@19; stock. $15@19 per ton.
Straw-006 S5c per bale.
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New York NIetnI Market

NEW YORK, March i0-The London tin
market was a little higher today with spot
The local market dull at 2S. SOAPS. 75c.
Copper was lower. with spot at f56 Is and
futures at f5T In the London market. Locally
lake quoted at 12.sTlz Gl3121kc; electrolytic
at l2-50Gl2.75c, and casting at 12.37E@
u. .625zc.
Lead WAS \ shnde higher at f13 rs Cd in
London Locally the market steady and A
little higher on the average. at 3.95@4c.
Spelter was unchanged at f23 los in London
and remained steady at 4.T564 771kc locally
The English iron market was a little lower,
with Cleveland warrants quoted at 46c I'D.
Locally the market was unchanged No. I
foundry. northern. $16.5061725. No. 2. $l6@
l6.15; No. southern and No. 1 southern soft,
$le75d1725.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey


Late mail advices from New York say: Hand
lers OF California dried fruits report a satsfac-
tory business in everything but raisins. There
is no speculative interest, but the low level OF
prices has encouraged wider consumptive move
ment and jobbing orders the transfer OF
stocks from first to second hands Is reported
to be on as liberal a scale as ever at this time
of the year, while according to some reports
the aggregate volume of business is greater
than the average for the season. Buyers are
disposed to concede the contention of sellers
that the era Of low prices is practically at an
end and that with continuance OF the con
suming demand at its present volume an upward
turn In prices is a reasonable expectation. On
the coast stocks of nearly everything are IN
small compass, much smaller than usual at the
opening of the spring consuming season, while on
the spot here the supply Of everything but
prunes is reported to be small The depressing
influence is the quantity of stock on the way
from the coast by water routes, which is vague
ly referred to as considerable Buyers are
using this a club to keep down spot prices
and though they are compelled to come into the
market frequently they limit their orders to the
smallest quantities that will serve immediate
purposes, reserving larger purchases until the
goods in transit from the coast reach this port
Fruits-Evaporated apples, 513@615; apricots.
7@939c; fancy moorpark. 11612c: peaches, 4c F;
for standards, 4i5c for choice and 506c for
fancy; pears, 4GSc; pitted plums. 71a@S15c:
nectarines, 4159515c; figs, 2A@4c; prunes 4
size basis, "a 42Ac, with 1c premium for 40s.
Raisins-London lsyers-2 crown 9Oc: crown.
81; seeded, 4@4l5c; seedless, 2@2Ac; Thomp-
sons seedless, 315c for unbleached; seedIess sui
tana, 2&c; loose muscatels 3stc for 4 crown
&c for crown and 21 C for crown.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils, 1115 M12c; IxL
1015 G11c; plus ultra, IOc; Drake 9Ibc:
languedocs, 1h@ec; hardshells, 6I5 @7c Wal
nuts-s41c per ID for No. 1 softshells. &c for No
do. Chestnuts, s@10c per Ib for Italian; III
berts. 121sm14c; pecans. 15G17c
Honey--Water white comb, 12l13c; white. 10
@11c; light, amber, e@10c; dark amber, &c;
water white extracted, nominal; white IN
Sc; light amber. 615@7c; dark amber and can
died. 41@51ac per lb.
Beeswax-2T G2sc per lb for light and 2sa24c
for dark
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Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, March 1o-glaS closed Leg
Eastern livestock Markets

SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, March 1o.-Cattle Receipts,
1000 head the market was 1oc lower. West
ern steers, S350@5.75; Texas steers, $3.50
DO; range cows and heifers, $2@4.s5 can
ners S2.25Q3.25; stockers and feeders, $50
800; calves, $3.50@T.50; bulls and stage, SO
Hogs-Receipts. 1880 head; the market was
steady and closed lower. Heavies, $6-5046. 70
mixed. se.45Q655 SO: lights. Sc 25@6 co. piggies,
$o@e; bulk of sales. $6.4o@6.50
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head the market was
steady. Yearlings. S8@eso; wethers, s4.so@
o.4oi ewes, S4.25Q525: lambs, S6.50@7.50.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, March 10.-Cattle- Receipts,
900 head; the market was steady to weak.
Native steers, $5@7.10; native and heif-
ers, $2.5oQ6.25 %; stockers and feeders. $3-25@
5.40r bulls, S8Q4.S0; calves SO. 3.75@5.25; west
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head; the market was
strong. Bulk of sales, $6.35@6.70. Heavy,
50 e65Q6, SO; packers and butchers, $6.50@e.7 70;
lght $6.25@650; pigs. $5.65@6
steady. Muttons, $4.75@5.s0; lambs, Sc 90@
t:50; range wethers, $4.50@710; fed ewes, So
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Egg Market i'm Nearby Countie.

PETALUMA. March 10.-Prices of eggs are
fuctuating somewhat Today the best offer
ing was % cents for frsts; 21 cents and 10
cents were also paid according TO- grade. The
Petaluma egg exchange reports business pick
Ing ,up. 1t received a carload OF egg cases
and is sending out 500 cases weekly. Stor-
ing is not progressing rapidly could be
wished while the warm weather lasts Poultry
is in good demand.
SANTA CRUZ, March 10.-The local egg
market is under San Francisco quotations, but
at Offering of 20 cents is well supplied.
Big dealers shipping to the metropolis for
better prices.
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~ plain that everybody concerned in the
operators showed daring trying to extend the decline
yesterday The mehecvene
bring liquidation by offerings takes the courage out OF the
leading incentive for the yearly selling
monthly Producers
surplus The figures confirmed
unavoab but prices OF the copper nduals promptly
advanced
Of unsod stocks
ZOOO pounds
the
tariff bill cited harmful to
by
of duties would necesate reduction
Of
last
Some influence the OF the
moderate The rally wasp poorly a
SZ9z0VO United States
2s advanced l1s call
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Renna and Secds

stated.
Beans (per ctn-Bayo, So. 25a3. 80; pea, So. %
@535; small white, S5@5.35 large white $425
9435: pink, $2-50@2, 10; red. S5G550; black
eve. $3@3.25; llmas. $3.60@3-S0; red kidneys
50 2503.50; cranberry beans, So. .25d3.50; Gar
vanzas. S2M2.50 for small. $2.5003 for medium,
and S.. e5n4 for large; horse beans, $1.750 1.90.
Seeds-Brown mustard. ST: yellow mus tard,
nominal; dsxseed, $3.75. carload lots; canary
3az 64c; alfalfa. 16Gl17c; rape, cleaned 2Q215c:
timothy, 61a aM6%c; hemp, 4@415c; millet, 2at a
size per Id; broom corn seed, $3.50 per ton.
Dried peas-Green are quoted at 81 rs per ctI.