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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.

Wheat-Chicago showed little change.
The Modern Miller says: Damage reports to
winter wheat come mainly from the west prin,
cipally from Kansas, and are generally confined
to the uplands. Scattering statements that the
plant shows injury coming from the east and
southeast, but most information from these sec
conditions are seasonably favorable, though mois-
ture is needed in the southwest"
The San Francisco market continued very dull
and lower quotations reported.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.s213 al STA; Sonora. SEA
21o; Propo and white Australian, S2G2o5.
red, $1.sO@1 s2h: turkey red, s1.S5@1. .92H
bluestem, $l.95G2 per ctl.
No o., FUTURES
Barley-The market was easier yesterday and
both futures and the cash grain were fractionally
lower Offerings were TeSn Larger q Nv
No. feed, 81. 4215 a .43A of grades. 1s71aa a
lofs h4o Per etl' brewing sI45@ 4 i4115 a. shipping
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session.
MAY 81 39a 9Ps2. 81 H,gs Low s., elossi z, si
December-No sales; sf3i4 bid s1.s2 asked.
2 p. m. Session
Open High. Low, Close,
December ss isG sG sG@ l sS5 sSs s1 sS3s sS
oats-There is market at present, as buy
ers are out of IL and offerings are neglected.
But spot stocks are smaller than they have been.
81. 654 s5 black, 81. .50g2 80; gray 81 90 al 20;
white 81 65dl.To per ctI for fair to No. l.
Corn-There lines on the way here
from the west. but held up route by rail
blockades The market is unchanged
Manchurian small yellow is quoted at $165
round yellow. s1.70@L.75; white. $3.50; large
yellow. S1.I0@1: 10; western states yellow in
bulk, San Francisco track, sl:57; white. sl.59;
brown do. s1.521a Gi.5715 per cti.
Rye-utah and California, 81 per ctl.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
future Grain and Proy,,,or.


CHICAGO, March 11.-Wheat prices were ner-
vous today and closed easier for the more distant
deliveries and Ac up for the May option Corn
showed stronger tone and closed from Ac to
sc up Oats advanced fractionally. while pro
p 12c up
May wheat swung between Sl.13% and 81. 1875
price points established in the first hour. July
travelled between S1.0IA and $106A and with
September closed sc of while May finished Ac
up at $1.13A.
improvement in the eastern shipping demand
was not lost to the bulls in the corn pit and
prices after slight early sag took on a hrmer
tone. May moved up from 63sc TO 635sc with
out serious setback. Cash corn sold at about lhc
higher on fair export demand and moderate
offerings No yellow sold at 59k @60c. The
futures market closed strong at the high
points, with May 1a@&c up at 63% 6635kc.
May oats closed strong the high point,
BmAc up at 44S G44a.c.
In provisions pork led the upward procession,
finishing from 25c to 271ac higher, while lard
and ribs finished 15c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High. Low. Close.
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Weekly Trade Review

NEW YORK, March l1.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow viii say:
Nearly every report from the large trade
centers records transactions well above last
year and a bright outlook for the new season.
Financial conditions are also much stronger and
altogether better sentiment prevails This Inn
provement, however, is in spite of considerable
uneasiness on account of the strike in Philadel-
pha.
The reappearance of the railroads as active
purchasers of rolling stock and other needed
equipment is the important development in iron
and steel, while evidences that construction
work VIII be pushed with vigor gives the sitI-
alton as whole a decidedly Improved aspect
Electrolytc copper has risen in price to 1315c.
In lines other than cotton goods tobbers are
doing fair trade, but reordering in the primary
markets is of a conservative character.
Trade in boots and shoes is slightly better.
but the question of value continues to limit
business buyers and sellers do not
agree terms when negotia tions for large
sized quantities involved.
A marked increase in activity is noted in the
packer hide market, but holders in order to in
terest tanners are compelled to name lower
prices than have ruled since the decline that
followed the panic of 1907
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Hides. TaIIo,v, Wool and Hons

The Ieaulng staples Under THIS head stand as
hides are very weak and pointing downward
Hides-Culls and brands sell about IA61c
under quota tions- Heavy salted steers IL "a l3c.
light medium. 101sc; light s5Sc: cowhides aIsc
for heavy, 91ac for light; stays. T1ac; salted kiD
10c; salted veal l5c; salted calf. 15c: dry hides
1S13c; dry kip. 16e; dry calf 23e. dry veal 21c.
sheepskins. shearlings, 20G4Oc each; short wool
50@s5c; medium. s5cG$1; long wool s125T
LIS; lambs. 25@T5c; horse hides, salt 50 Is
as for large and S150R2 for medium
I5eQ$1 for small and 25@50c for colts; horse
hides. dry. S2q225 for large and 81. 2592 FOR
colts; goatsk1ns. prime angora, 75c6$1; larS.-
hair goats. 2504Oc; medium. 20030c: smaif
50i5c
Tsllow-NO. rendered 5@51zc; No. 2. $40
sc: grease. 2G3c.
Wooi-Fall clip: Northern. free mountain u
Gl3c; Humboldt and Mendocino l36f5c. south
ern more or less defective, IA 6S55c; fan lambs
sqlOc for southern and 12@a15e for northern
Hops-C alifornia. 1S025c for crop OF 1909;
oresons; 1s925c per ID; crop OF 1910. l5Q17c
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Hay and F,eedatuns

Choice hay is hrmer and in demand. though
prices are no higher The medium and lower
grades are dull and weak
Bran-S.7azs for red and $2s029 per ton for
white.
MiddIings-S34G36 per ton
Snorts-S29&730 per ton.
Feedstufs = Rolled barley, S3o031; rolled
oats for feed s33635; mixed feed S2s03O FOR
average lots: Oilcake meal, -: cocoanut cake
or meal at mills. So in 20 and 10 and SIS. so IA
3 ton lots; jobbing. S26; meal S3SG39;
cracked corn, S3SG39: alfalfa meal. carload lots
500; jobbing S21; red star alfalfa meal $50 IN
carload lots and $21 for tobbing; alfalfa meal
$50 in car lots and $21 ioboing; CsprOco ollcake
meal $3.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat. S1401s.5O; wheat and oat. st2
ale; tame oat, $115O@15: volunteer wild oat
ton.
Straw-5O@T5c per bale
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Flour and FarInaceou. Good.

FlOur-California family extra. S6.60@7 net
without discount bakers extras. -S6.6O017; su-
per6ne, s.. 40G5.7O; Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. S6@6.20 for family, bakers and patents
and S5 .20G5. 40 FOR cut on: Kansas patents
S6. T0@6. .95; do straights. So. 5096. 70; Dakota
patents, S7.20; do straights, 81; do clear. $3.50
ass per Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In 100 10 sacks. ae A
cash, no discount. are as follows: Graham fonr
SO. 40 per 100 lbs; rye -four. 81; rye meal SO. so
rice dour, 81; corn meal. $3.25; extra cream do.
So. SO; oat meal. s4 40 oat groats. $3.50; farins
$3.50; hominy, So so; buckwheat dOur 81 80
whole wheat hour. $3.50: rolled oats. bbls. IS. -
07.25. in sacks $4.40Q7: extra cream do. 81 In
sacks and $50 in barrels; rolled wheat, bbls
$3.50, in sacks $4 300; pearl barley. 81 IS;
split peas. boxes $50 for yellow and $3.50 for
green per 100 lbs.
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MARKET WEAK
AT IT'S CLOSE

NEW YORK, March 11.--A certain
amount of speculative disquiet was re-
feoted in the stock market today and the
vigorous supporting measures from time
20 time were not sufficient to overcome
the effects, Weakness became acute in the
final hour.
The amount of important financing which
remains to be done, the hardening effect
already produced on the money market and
the doubtful absorptive power Of the IN
vestment demand for bond issues CON-
bipe to form situation which is not
viewed with entire satisfaction by the
financial world. The announcement that the
St Louis and San Francisco road had re-
sorted to an issue of notes secured by de-
posit of a proposed bond issue is de-
velopment taken to indicate a growing
oversupply in the money market.
An outlet for the oversupply is found
in the considerable blocks Of the new Sc
curities which are placed with foreign
subscribers and which have served to Keep
down rates in the foreign exchange mar
ket and to avert an outgo of gold. The
effect upon the money market of the in
creased demand for credits is seen IN the
higher rates for time loans and in the
decreased demand for mercantile paper
The money outlook probably accounts for
the recurrent depression in the stock
market. although various other motives
we're advanced. At first it was fear of the
labor situation at Philadelphia and the un-
favorable copper statistics which were pub
lished yesterday. Reports of crop damage
came into view later. although the grain
market indicates that definite conclusions
in the amount of winter damage to wheat
remains TO be formed. The rumor of ]. P.
Morgan's death, originated in London, was
circulated ooncurrently with its authori-
tative denial. Belated selling of stocks
from outside sources was attributed never
theless to this rumor.
The principal support of the market cen
tered in United States steel. Southern Pa
cifc was the main point of strength in the
railroad list This did not prevent acute
weakness in Union Pacific. Amalgameted
copper suffered from the bad condition in
the metal trade.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par
value). 81. I0s 600.
United States bonds Is registered ad-
vanced Il per cent On call.
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

With receipts Of Sbutter increasing md the
northern shipping business falling on instead OF
picking up the position Of the market is any
thing but strong. and all dealers are inclined TO
be weak in their views. Prices for all grades
OF fresh creamery goods were lie a pound lower
yesterday. the new quotations ranging from 29c
to Sic. Storage extras dropped from the
list In the cheese market fancy California
fats were weak at the previously quoted rate
The only change in the quotations for eggs a
decline OF Lsc in extras. which were quoled at
2Oisc Receipts continued large and. although
the market officially declared firm the
exchange the feeling In the street was one OF
uneasiness The effect Of eastern legislation tha Z
NAV be directed again cold storage warehouses az
the result of the agitation over the high cost OF
living is causing egg handlers some uneasfness,
and while this uneasiness has not exactly checked
the e.uovement into storage locally, some nervous
receivers fear it VIII.
A letter from Chicago 10 a local dairy produce
house says: There are bills in almost every
state legislature and also in the different cities
and in congress limiting the holding of storage
goods to GO days. This has created feeling CT
distrust among the storage houses and among
the banks. and at the moment everything IS in a
chaotic condition.
ON the exchange 10 cases Of extra butter were
sold at sic pound and 10 cases Of extra eggs
changed hands at 201hc a dozen.
Receipts were 81. 200 pounds of butter. q, 500
pounds of cheese and l .S6S cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lished yesterday and on the three preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange Prices in
the street. while governed by the exchange quo
tations, generally range from l1ac to &c higher.
owing TO the various charges to be- added
BUTTER PER POUND
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PouIt-andca,,a

The hrst car of western poultry to reach the
market for more than a week came TO hand
yesterday, but was not marketed. the receiv-
ers preferring to hold il until today. Several
more cars. that are being forwarded IN a rouud-
about way, are expected for Mondays market
California live stock continued to find ready
sale at Stif prices. and there was hardly any-
thing IN that line unsOld at the close OF fusi-
ness Game continued TO drag badly at irreg-
ular prices
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S646.5O for small.
s75O@a50 for large and S10G12 for extra:
young roosters, SS49: do extra large, SO. .5O61I,
old ROSTERS. IS. 50G 6.50i fryers, $6.5OQ $50:
broilers. S5@6 for large and s465 for small
ducks, nominal; pigeons, S1-T562; squ1bs, S40
4-50: geese, s.. .5OG3 per pair.
Game (per dOzeuI I-Gray geese, S2d3; white
geese. Sl.50q2; brant, S15O93; hare. S1GL25;
rabbits, S262.50.
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SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
lower.
Spot nnd future cotton rather
higher.
Local stocks and bonds quiet.
COmstOcks still going down.
Barley rather lower, wheat de-
clined.
Oats and corn dull.
Silver asc higher.
I. Hongkong exchange higher and
sterling lower.
Hams, bacon, lard and barreled
beef higher.
Hogs continue to climb In the
west.
Choice hay wanted; lower grades
weak.
Some kinds of beans advanced.
Butter and eggs lower; cheese
weak.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Sharp demand for asparagus.
Citrus fruits moving of well.
Poultry market firm.
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GRAIN STATISTICS
,MENT OF PRODUCE
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. March I1.--Flour-Steady, with
moderate trade. Receipts. 22.6I3 barrels;
shipments, 1880 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. firm; No. 2 red, 12I bid eleva-
tor domestic and nominal f. o. b. adoar; No. l
northern Duluth and No. hard winter, 81 .2ILt
nominal Z. o. b. afoat. Options-Wheat was
quiet but generally steady. Crop reports were
conflicting and traders were waiting for conHr-
nation. Cables were frmer and cash markets
were irmer. At the close prices were irregular
at Lc decline to &c advance. Exporters took
three loads of Manitoba. May closed at 81 .229s, i,
July $1.15Is. September Sill. Receipts 10, 500
bushels: shipments, 40,950 bushels.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
SpeciaL Dispafch 10 The GILL

PETALUMA, March 11-Prices paid for eggs
I0oay were 12e lower than those Of THURSDAY
Inc egg product has increased % per cent this
year at thls time of the season, reDorted hv
d wei kno~n dealer, who gives these dallreS i'm
comparison: Last years number Of cases end
ing March was S.6IS and this years was Is. $40
cases- "a Inc Petaluma egg exchange quoted 2nc
on time receipts and 19lLc on cash rerpi0ts to.
usy. IheSe quotations are for trst grade al 4
second grade received 16c In1epend,nt Guve 4
ana spectators best offerings today were l9lac.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, March 11.-The Condition of
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. 1854 es5. $50: silver
dollars. S4S7 ,eT4, 900; silver dollars of 1890
So s22 600; silver certificates outstanding S4s7..
674 900.
General fund-Stsndard silver dollars in gen
eral funds, ,059 .2s2; current liabilities, $780,
OS2, 2S4 working balance IN treasury Offices
$40. .234 .9s7; in banks to credit of treasurer OF
the United States $36, 527, 100; subsidiary silver
coin. sd .261. 642; minor coin, 81 131 S79 total
balance in general fund. Ss1 .397 965
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. March 11.--Money on call easy
2S4 63 per cent; ruling rate. 2K per cent: clos.
ing bid. 2k per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans very strong; 80 days, 3ss per cent:
30 days. 35s per cent months, per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 4H@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at decline with
actual business in bankers bills at S4 S425G
4.S435 for 60 day bills and at 81 S615 for de-
mand
Commercial bills, s4.ss%@4s4A.
Bar silver 51Ac.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Bonds-Government, firm; railroad. irregular.
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Hams, Bacon and Lard Advanced
Wheat and Barley Markets Lower

Cheese-California fancy fats IKE per h.
weak; do frsts- 1612c. steady; do secon1s.
10 zee, steady; fancy Young Americas. 19lac.
steady; 10 irsts. lS12e steady; fancy Oregon
! Young Americas. zoe. firm: do fats, 1s1se. hrm
storage Young Americas. 19c. Arm; Oregon stor
age hats, 1915c: hrm New York fancy. 2Oc.
hrm; Wisconsin singles. 1870. firm.
EEgS-CalifOrnia tresn per dozen, cases in
cluded:
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Hon.v

Fruits-Evaporated apples. Ga 99c apricots.
Ga 912c: moorpark. 12G13c; peaches. AZ arc:
prunes, rs 9Sc, with A9Ic premium for Sos
and &c premium for 4Os; ngs. AZ 95c; pears,
51a G10c.
hstsins-Layers. eIusters-6 crown 50 5o. -
crown, 70; crown, 81 .25; seeded Az 6ShX "
ordinary layers. crown, 95c; crown soc; seed,
less SultanaS. IA G4c; ThompsOn's seedless az
g317e for unbleached and So 9613c for bleached;
loose muscatel crown, &c; crown, 3Iac;
crown, Be; seedleSs, 262kc
Nuts-Almonds. nonparefIs I4I5n15c. IxI
14Q141sc; ne plus ultra. 130Q1312c; Drake IOI-
Ql1c; languedocs. 10Q1015c; hardshel. 81 6l7c;
walnuts, 13c per ID for No. I sOftsheUs SAC for
No. do; pecans. 1415 916cs peanuts, 455a5c:
pine nuts. ISQ2Oc per ID.
Honey-Comb, 14G15c for water white and 10
412c per 10 for light amber; dark amber. TdSc;
extracted. 112c for water white and 81 d6I.c
FOR light amber; csndied and dark amber 40
4hc per ID.
Beeswa1-2714 @sOc per Ib for light and 2sa
26c for dark.
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Beans and Seed.

Pink. large white and cranberry beans are
higher and the other varieties firm. Trsde
continues fair.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos, $5.65Q5 75g pea.
nominal: small white. 81 5Od4. IS; large wbitr
S35O94; pink. S4.75649O; red, se.5066 50;
blackeye. S4.j0G4.6O lima, S4.55d4 40; red
kidneys, S5G5-25; cranberry beans. 81. al 20;
GarvanzaS. 50. 500 .25; horse beans, sea-. 25.
SeedS-BrOwn mustard, 412c; yellow mustard.
5Ltc; haxseed. &c. carload lots; canary, q d4c:
alfalfa, 1914 91Tc; rape, 2Q24c: imported rape.
4G414c; timothy. &c; hemp, S15 G4c; millet, &c
per ID.
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Norfhern Rn.ine..

balances. $344 1872
ances. S31 .395.
SPOKANE; March I1.-Clearings, s722. 4ss;
SEATTLE. March 11-Clearincs 81 604 $50
balances, $457, ,6I7.
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MippeauoIi. Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, March -wheat-May
81 1875 al. .131a; July, s1.13H @1.13ss. Cash
No. L. hard. $1.14h al. 1875: No. / northern.
81. 1895 al. 149s; No. 2 81. III y al 12ss No. 8,
81 .06ts al .105s.
Corn-No 8 yellow, SAN @57s4c.
Oats-No. white. 42I5 q 43c
Rye-No 2, 12% @74%c.
Flax closed at So 23ss
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND. March n.-Butter-Citv and
country creamery extras 37G39c: fancy outside
creamery 34Q36c; store. 2O824c.
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Cash Grain and provision,

CHICAGO, March 11.--Cash quotations were
feed or mixing barley. 5s@61lac fair to choice
mailing barley, 65@TOc; No. / southwestern
haxseed, 81. IA; No. 1 northwestern fiaxseed
81 "a; timothy seed, 81. 10; clover. S12 %; mess
pork per barrel, s25. 5O925. 10; lard, per 100
pounds. S14; short ribs. sides loosel. $12. STA
G13 .S71a; short clear sides (boxed), SIS. rs Q1s
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 10000 bushels; exports for the week
as shown by Bradstreets, were equal to 1879
600 bushels; primary receipts were 656, 900 bush
els. compared with 433, 900 bushels the
spending day a year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat, So cars; corn, 239 cars; I;
oats, 1871 cars; hogs. IL, 600 head.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Asparagus was ia urgent demand amoaE -xetaiI
tradesmen yesterday, and as there was a ~
sfnilRPing inquiry also the market ruled aru =
sllshtly higher prices. Receipts We're about th.
same "a on the preceding dsy, approxi1nating 500
boxes. but some cOnsignments were DELAYED aul
the value OF early arrivals was enhanced There
oy. Rhubarb remained weak on large arrivals
and II was difficult TO sell southern lots even at
low prices, the bay article having the preference.
WIN buyers Peas, dollhouse cUcumpsrs AMI
southern lettuce were all easier. The larter- vas
oher1ng at SljO02 a crate. and sold slowly az
mat. cuban tomatoes in basket crates brought
So crate and Mexican lots sold AT Sc for 4
basket carriers. String beans that arrived from
Mexico on Thursday sold at 2Od25c a pound
There was nothing new in potatoes or onions
POTATOES tper ctl)-Rfver white. 65d7Oc for
common 70 choice and sOG9Oc for fancy: Sa
Lnas Buroanks 81. 359i,5O: Oregon Burbanks
SliOG12O; Oregon early rose, 1851 40; sweet
potatoes, s2.10d22j.
Onions-S15 50@1.6O for local and Oregon and
81 for Australian
vegeta6les,-Asparagus, 11015c per 10; toma
Toes, Szoocg5 per box or crate for MEXICAN: green
peas. 5GSc per ID; garlic. 4615c per N: cabhase
oog i3c per ctl; cueumbers 81. .5O11.T5 per dozen:
caulidower, 4O95Oc per dozen: turnips SOC per
sack carrots, 5oc per sack: rhubarb, safe per Ib
for Day and 4G4lzc for southern: celery, So so
gS for large and 75c@S1 for small crates.
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Comstock Shares Still Declining
Under General Public Realizing
Brad.treet,. Bank CIearings

NEW YORK, March 11.-Bredstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending March 10
shows aggregate. of 50 2ST 5s9, ,000 as against
50 4s 416 900 last week and 81 $50 234 900 in the
corresponding week last year. The following is
list of the cities: Per Cent
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DeciduOus and CItru. FruIt.

Although retail fruit dealers were giving
much attention to fish yesterday, there was a
good movement in oranges and other citrus
fruits. Peddlers were liberal buyers OF tie
cheaper grades OF oranges and there was enough
business in fancy fruit to hold the market
Steady and in a satisfactory condition gcneralIg
Salaoie lots Of Mexican lines were quoted az
the nat rate OF $3.50 a case, and some dealers
were inclined to ask more. Apples were dull
and weak Two crates Of strawberries came in
from. Los Angeles on the early train. but were
not offered for sale. having been brought in To-
NIL an order. crate arrived from Orange i'm
the afternoon, but IL was received 200 lite to be
sold.
Apples (per box)-Fancy bellnowers. 81. .25Q
LOO; NewtOwn pippns, S1-lOQI. 25; do red 81 40
91.5Os common to choice. 75eG$1
Citrus Fruits tper boxl-Navel oranges So D
G2.50 for fancy, s1.5092 for choice and SIC
125 for standard. tangerines, s1.2531 75 per
box; grapefruit, S250GS.25 for seedless and 81 So
a. for common; lemons. s3QS.5O for fancy S26I
rs for choice and S1-2591.5O for standard:
lines $500
Tropical Fruits-Bananas T5cdS1 % Der buncb
for Hawaiian and 81. 5OR3 for Central Ame-can.
pineapples. S29250 per dozen.
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ALARMING RUMORS
UNSFTTLf STOCKS
Report of Morgan's Death and
Damage to Crops Cause
of Furry
Amount of Financing Remaining
to Be Done Viewed With
Doubt by Financial World
New York stock List

z F. Hutton & Co., 40 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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BOSTON, March 1.-The whole list weak
in sympathy with Amalgamated. and a raid
in Arizona Commercial the feature. In
sders bought the stocks on the decline North
of the list.
There was general weakness in copper stocks
In London.
Utah copper increased its dividend to 3 per
cent.
rhe following list is furnished b. E. F. Hut
ton & Co 40 California street San Francisco:
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Provisions

There is another general advance In hams,
bacon pure and compound lard and barreled beef
Cooking oils are lower.
Cottolene-One half bbI 12%c; 2 half bbIs,
I2Sc; teirce, 1215c; tierces, 1850; tierces,
12l4c.
quote as follows: Hams, 1914 62015c; picnic
hams, l413c; California hams 1Sa 9191sc; extra
fancy bacon. 26c; fancy bacon, 6 to lbs, 23 "
TO 10 lbs 221sc; 10 TO IL lbs, 221ac; sugar
cured, 2sc; light dry salt bacon, TO 10 lbs.
2oc; 10 to ~ lbs, 1912c; medium bacon, lSl9c;
light medium bacon. nc.
Lard-Tierces lie, sos 1TAc. los 17&c, IS
17Tsc, IS 1sc; compound lard tierceS 1115c, sos
11$4c. los 1214e IS 1850, 3s 12I5c; yellow cook
ing OIL 65c per gal: white cooking oil. 6613c per
gal; salad oil, Csc per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted Export lots,
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef, SIS per bbl family
beef, $14.5O per bhl; extra mess beef, $14 per
bbl; smoked beef. 19c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime In barrels. S26; clear, $50;
mess S26 pig pork $50. so; pigs feet, S5. rs for
half bbs 81. 40 for % lb kegs and s1.35 for kits