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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Continued Liquidation characterized the Com
stock shares yesterday and practically the whole
list lower, with very heavy selling of the
leaders The cause of the selling pressure during
the last several days was stated yesterday. Com
pared with Fridays closing quotations, Ophir de-
clined from S1.So to .45. but recovered to
SLIGO; Con. Virginia declined from s1.6O to
81 .3212, but recovered to $1.4o and Mexican de-
clned from S1.771a TO S1.471a. but recovered TO
$1.65 The other Comstocks were proportionate-
ly lower.
The feature of the southern Nevadas was the
rise in Belmont from 80 to $2.35 Florence was
&c higher on the day and Goldfeld Con. 10c
higher
Local stocks and bonds were quiet and without
noteworthy variation, except Spring Valley
water, which sold up to $50.
Amalgamated oil was ex dividend of 81 yes
terday.
The Dahlonega gold mining company of Placer
county has levied an assessment of &c, delin-
quent April 10. sale day April 80.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of
the United Railroads of San Francisco, sched-
uled to be held March 10, was postponed for
a short time owing a lack of quorum.
The yield of the Ophir mine for the last week
was poor one, as follows: 2.20O level, "a min
ing cars of ore sssaying $25.6s per ton; 2. 300
level, 81 cars assaying SO. II. The total gross
tonnage value of this ore was only little over
S., ,000
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Late mall adviceS from New lofh say oI
hops: The local market remains Stagnant. and
primary markets are apparently in not much
better shape. as business whatever Is re
ported from any of the buying points The
only demand for the present seems to be for
contracts for the coming crop. but transactions
are limited. as growers are diSincllned 10 meet
buyers views in regard TO prices"
Hides-Culls and brands sell about y ale
under quotations. Heavy salted steers, t1@12c;
light medium 1O15c; light, 915c; eOwhides. 913c
for heavy 91c for light; stays. T1sc; salted kip.
Zoe; salted veal 15c salted calf. 15c; dry hides.
lsIac; dry kip 16e; dry calf 23c; dry veal. 21c;
sheepskins shearlings, 20G40c each; short wool,
5OGs5c: medium, s5cGS1; long wool. 81. 254
10; lambs, 25GT5c; horse hides. salt SD
as for large and $1.50@2 for medium,
T5c6S1 for small and 25@5Oe for colts horse
hides, dry. $2G2.25 for large and S1.2392 for
medium, 5ocG$1 for small and 2545Oc for
colts; goatskins, prime angOra, 49cqSl; large
hair goats. 25940e; medium, 2OG30es small.
5@15c.
Taiiow-No. 1 rendered. 5955c; No. 2. S15@
&C: grease, 213c-
WOol-Fan clip: Northern. free mountain II
Q13c; Humboldt and Mendoeino. 13415c: south
ern more or less defective, IA dS11c. fall lambs.
s7lOc for southern and 12d15c for northern.
Hops-California. 1s@25e for crop of 1909;
Oregons, 1S425c per ID: cEOp Of 1910, 1S9lIc
for all kinds.
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Money and Trade
.enrY Clews of New York SAWS:

Henry Clews of New York says:
In the money market conditions are salts
factory, and aside from the usual temporary
stringency about the LIST of April, the outlook
is for continued easy rates until changed con
ditions assert themselves. The foreign money
markets also easy and in sound condition.
all OF which will powerfully tend to encourage
worldwide recovery. Our foreign trade is still
of dissatisfaction because OF
large imports and small exports, and this stua-
tion is not likely to be corrected while the
price level in the United States is much
above that abroad. Either foreign prices must
rise TO a closer parity with ours our own
prices must recede, which is hardly to be
scarcity. This. condition in foreign trade
suggests the proba blity of large gold exports
during the coming spring. the only check to
which will be foreign purchases of American
securities. Fortunately, conditions are somewhat
favorable in this respect There is a good de-
mand for bonds both at home and abroad, and
the improvement in this respect must be
accepted better indication for stocks
Our railroads are enjoying large traffic; the
results for January proving much better than
expected
]. s. Baehe & Co. say:
While the money supply here is increasing
there has developed demand abroad which is
of interest to its effect upon the foreign
exchange situa ton. The Bank of England's
statement shows decided drop in the reserve
and the proportion of liabilities this week is
5o.73 per cent, compared with last week at
%. .03 per cent
The Bank of France shows a marked in
crease in circulation a drop in deposits and a
decrease of gold hand.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains


Wheat-The market is dull and easy at the
decline noted yesterday
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 -S21s 611-SI Sonora. S291
215; Propo and white Australian, S2G2-05.
Northern wheat-Club. $1.s5M1.s71a: Russian
red. $1.SO@1. .S21a: turkey red $1.s5@1. 921a /;
bluestem $195@2 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-The market was quiet and unchanged
yesterday.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. 81. 1.42la al. 43sl off grades. 1.3715M
LAO per ctl; brewing, S1.45G1.471e; shipping
lots $1.45@1. 4715 schevalier S160@1.65 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. Session.
May-S1.4O
December-No sales: s1.3014 bid, 80 asked.
Oats-The market continues motionless, with
no further change in prices.
Reds for feed, S1.50d1.60; reds for seed.
s165@1. So; black. s1.50@230; gray, $1.65@
1.To white 81 650l1 10 per ctl for fair TO No. 1.
Corn -Manchurian small yellow is quoted at
$1-65 per Genital asked in sacks; California small
round yellow. S1.70@1.75; white. $3.50; large
yellow. s.. 1.70@1.75; western states yellow in
bulk. San Francisco track, S1.57; white, $1.59
mixed. ,sI,55; white Egyptian; S165@17o;
brown do, s1.521a @1-57A per ctl.
Rye-Utah and California, 81 per ctl.
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QUIET DAY IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, March 1S.-There
was a residue of shorts sales to
bs covered in today's stock mar
ket which were put out late yes
terday to the accompaniment of
rumors which had no foundation
in fact. The demand did not eX-
tend beyond that source 10 great
degree
A good impression was made by
the agreement arrived at between
the Baltimore and Ohio manage
ment and it's employees over the
wage dispute.
The strong financial showing
made by the railroads in the New
York Central system in the annual
reports was sustaining influ-
ence. There was in evidence
also the supporting operations in
United States steel which .Iave
been a sentimental influence on
the market throughout the week.
A restraining influence is the
obvious hardening tendency of the
money market While the call
loan department has not been af-
fected this week if is expected
that higher rates viii prevail in
the not distant future. Rates
for time loans were advanced an
other fraction today. There was
recovery also in foreign exchange
rates and further Withdrawals
were made from the Bank of
England's gold holdings.
The bank statement showed the
effect of the Withdrawals of cash
by the interior in connection with
the spring planting season. The
weeks financing has expended the
loan account. which now exceeds
the deposits again for the first
time since January s.
Bonds were steady. Total sales,
par value. $1.6S6.o0O.
United States IS. coupon, de-
clined IS and the registered p,
while the As. registered. advanced
Il per cent in the bid price on
call this week.
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DeciduouS apd Cttru. Frui,.

Three crates of strawberries, containing so.
from southern California yesterday. The berries
were well colored and in much better condition
generally than those previously received. and
found prompt sale at SOC basket Business in
apples and citrus fruits rather quiet for
Saturday and the quotations for everything were
unchanged. Stocks of oranges were increased
by the arrival of FIVE carloads.
Apples (per boxl-Fancy bellnowers. S1.25@
so; Newtown pippins. $1.l0G1. Is; do red, 81 40
91-50; common to choice, 75e@S1-
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges, So %
62.5O for fancy, S1.5062 for choice and s16
1.25 for standard; tangerines, S1.25@1.75 per
box; grapefruit. 81 250@S.25 for seedless and 81
az for common; lemons, $3Q3-50 for fancy. S2@
2.25 for choice and $1.25@1-50 for standard
lines $3.50
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 75c6S1.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 50@3 for Central American;
pineapples S2@25O per dozen.
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Poultry and Game

Very little poultry came 10 hand yesterday
and the market closed firm aud practically bare
-Four cars of western livestock were reported
close at hand and scheduled for Mondays mar
ket, but receivers expected prices for California
fowls TO remain firm. despite the arrivals from
the middle west. Wild geese dull and
weak. while hare and rabbits were in good re-
quest at satisfactory prices.
81 500 S.50 for large and S10612 for extra;
young roosters, ssd9; do extra large, 50. .50611:
old roosters, $5.5066.50; fryers. S6.5O67 75O;
broilers. $5d6 for large and s495 for small: /:
ducks nominal; pigeons, S1-I5G2; squads, S46
$50; geese, $2.50@3 per pair
geese. S1.25d2: brsnt. Sl.5OG2.50; hare. s1G
J0 rabbits, $2G250.
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Hay and FeedstunS
The hay situation is thus given IN the eHeuiAr
Arrivals ~ bay for the last week were 4-4.S
tons as against 2. $50 tons last wees dne :, n.
tons for the preceding Wees IHeSe $50 sn,o1nt
heavy receipts caused by the IaI y - ~ -
Of alfalfa hay which was shipped 70 Ole-u O-,- -
Washington points. wen as large amounts am i 0a
export hay which was ordered lato N 20 III
Farmers who have held their nay al sSas a.;
are now Offering their holdings very Ireel! III ~
this city at greatly reduced prices IVul tbat
former ideas. Although rev lntHdtS ~ tus s
they will carry their holdings over into the neM
season. believe that they nave no IN my sse+
Of doing so whenever il is possible 10 eIS eITSt
majority fuly realize that there Is niue ~ ~cudH.e
of not having very good crop OF raS ~,
though, account of the last Wees pI ~
weather there is "A disposition on the part u -
some people, as Is usually the case AT 'ui' ''-'
of year. to cry dry season. -. .t,
The market for all grades Of hay otner thah
fancy wheat hay in light bales il dull ana WeSA'
the demand being exceedingly light, ana we pc
leve Is going to continue 50 until tne Ne" CIup.
I'VE look for a very light demand IN export
trade for the next 80 to 90 days. owing 10 tne
large amount having been shipped the last Wees.
which is more than the normal supply tor 'nS1
period os1aoo = 49,. -.
Bran-S-1Q2S Tor red ana S<o4-S Pel OOn -
Middlings-s34Gs6 per ton
shorts -s2S93O per ton 1900. -
Feedsturs = Rolled barley, $30G3l5 roler
oats for feed. $33G35; mixed feed. S2sG5O tor
average lots; Oilcake meal. =; coeoanat eake
or meal at mills. S25 in 20 and 10 and S2S 30 IN
ton lots jo6bIng s2e corn meal, .sS SSsgSS' rs
$50; jobbing, S21; red star alfalfa meal; SzO IN
carload lots and $21 for jObbing; alfalfa meal
$50 in car lots and s21 jobbing; CaprOeo oficaks
HayEWheat. S14@1s.5O; wheat and oat. sl2
ais; tame oat $1l50@13; volunteer wild oat
S9@12; alfalfa. S9912; stock hay, sogs per
Straw-5O075c per bale
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Dried Fruits, Rai.Ins, Nut. and Honey

Mail sdvices from New York report an i'm.
proved demand for dried fruits there. though
business is of jobbing character. The local
situation is unchanged
Fruits-Evaporated apples, So acc; apricots.
91A @12c; moorpark, 12@13c; peaches. 4hG7c;
prunes, 2% 63c. with A@lc premium for sos
and 1 Ac premium for 40s; figs, Az 95c; pears.
512 a 10c-
Raisns-Layers, clusters-6 crown, $3.50; )
crown, S1.75; crown, $1.25; seeded. AZ M5Xc;
ordinary layers. crown. 95c; crown, soc; seed
less sultanas. 21a @4c; Thompsons seedless. 81.
@3hc for unbieached and 81 @61zc for bleached;
loose muscatel, 4 crown. 4c; crown, 31zc;
crown, Sc; seedless, 2@2Lc.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils, 14h @15c; Xxi.
14@1415c; ne plus ultra. 139131ac; Drake, IO1a
@11e; languedocs, 10G1015c; hardshell, SO 97c:
walnuts. 13c per lb for No. softshells. SIC FOR
No. 2 do; pecans, 1412 @16e; peanuts, Az @5c;
pine nuts, IS@20c per ID.
Honey-Comb, 14@15c for water white and 10
@12c per lb for light amber: dark amber, 70Sc;
extracted, 71ac for water white and 515 @6zc
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 4G
42c per lb-
26c for dark.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 12.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour. STEADY: winter patents, $50
G5.70: straights. $4.306 40; spring straights,
81 S0d5.O5: bakers So 0jdl ). 40; No. rye. 1915
a7914c; feed or mixing barley. 59G62c: fair TO
choice mailing barley. 65@Toe: faxseed, No
southw western $2.12. No. l northwestern $500;
timothy seed. s4.25d $50; clover, s12.25; mess
pork. per barrel, So. 81 y a 26; lard. per 100
pounds. $14.121a short ribs, sides (1oose). $50.
1880; short clear sides (boxedl. S13.15@14
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 1873 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 645<
coo bushels. compared with 441,000 bushels the
corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. 4S
cars corn, 217 cars; oats, 10 cars; hogs, $4,000
head.
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Oregon. Washington. Kansas and Dakota
brands of -four are generally lower. California
brands are unchanged
Flour-California family extra. s6.6047 net
without discount; bakers extras. $660G7;, sli-
perfne. IS. 40G57o: Oregon and Washington per
bbl. Sc for family, bakers and patents and
s.. d5.50 for cut of; Kansas patents. $6.50d
8. .T5: do straights. S6-30M6-5J; Dakota patents.
81. p; do ghts. 81: do clear, $3.50 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 Id sacks.
cash, no discount follows Graham -four
81. 40 per 100 lbs; rye dour, 81; rye meal. $3.50;
rice -four, s.! corn meal. s3-25; extra cream do.
ss.ao: oae meai r. oa. grosss, rsrsa: M
whole wheat -four, $3.50: rolled oats bbis. So 75
G7.25, in sacks s4.406D7; extra cream do, ST In
sacks and $3.50 In barrels; rolled wheat bbls
$3.50, in sacks s4.25@5; pearl barley, s4.75:
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New YORK Grain Market

NEW YORK. March 12.-Flour-Market quiet
and without quotable change. Spring patents.
tras No. /. S4.6o@490 do No. .. S440@4. 90;
Kansas straights. S5d5.20; winter straights,
S5.33@ 5.4j spring clears, S4.50@4. 50; receipts.
Is. 600 barrels shipments 21, 700 barrels.
Wheat-Spot firm No. red, 81 .2S1. eleya-
tor domestic and nominal f. o. b. afoat; No. 1
northern Duluth and No. = hard winter. S1.2Ii2
nominal l. o. b. afoat Wheat futures were
quiet and prices steady, especially for the new
crop positions firm cables, small offerings and
more favorable crop news, closing Ac to sc
advance. May, $1.2Sh; July $1.153s; Septem-
her. SILL
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Fat bulls and stays. "a @2hc; half fat or thin
bulls, 1h G2c.
Caives-Light weight per lb, 50 @6c; medium.
514 @51ac; heavy, 4@44c-
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers, No. 1, 6@61sc; ewes,
5@51ac
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. Ia
TIC.
Hogs ,(per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 944 G912c; 40 TO 250 lbs. 91a99%cs
$50 to $50 lbs, 914c; common, undesirable hogs,
safe.
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Trensury Statement

WASHINGTON. March 12.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. 1854. .254, ,so9; silver
dollars. $4S7. .729. 600: silver dollars of $780,
So SD, 900; silver certificates outstanding $4s7-
T29, 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund.- S3973 995; current liabilities, $780,
377 ,531; working balance in treasury offices.
$19 9323,7SS in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, S35, 995. .46S subsidiary silver
COIN sd .32s. .475; minor coin $1.124 5S9; total
balance in general fund. $50, ,191 ,307.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce March L:
Provisions

Hams. bacon and lard rule firm at the advance
noted yesterday.
Cottolene-one half Dbl. 124c: half bbls
125sc; tierce, 121ac; tierces 12≻ tierces,
12hc.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quote as follows: Hams. 1912 d2o1ac; picnic
hams, IA Ac; California hams 1Sla Q1913c; extra
fancy bacon. 26c; fancy bacon, TOYS lbs. 23 1ac;
to 10 lbs. 22lac; 10 TO u lbs, 221ss; sugar
cured 23c; light dry salt bacon, 10 10 lbs.
2Oc: 10 to II lbs 191ac; medium bacon, lS1ac !;
light medium bacon, 1S1Ac.
Lard-Tierces lie, sos 17he, los 17Ac. 5s
1T5sc, 3s 1Sc: compound lard, tierces 11@e. 56s
Ike los 12Ae. 5s 1880, 3s 1212c; yellow cook
ing oil 65c per gal; white cooking oil, o61ac per
gal; salad oil, Csc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government. 81 per bhl
higher Extra family beef S15 per Dbl; family
beef, $14.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, S14 per
bbl; smoked beef. 19c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels $26: clear. $780,
mess $26: pig pork, S32 so; pigs feet, SIS. IS for
half bbls So 40 for 25 Id kegs and $135 for kits.
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

The filing of orders for shipment TO Seattle
yesterday impaired a drmer tone to the market
for eggs and all grades were marked up 1c a
dozen. There was some active bidding Tor sup
plies the exchange, but one seemed 10
want to sell as it was evident that the bidders
had to have the goods and would willingly pay
the usual advance in the street Butter closed
dency TO sagr Extras were 13c lower on sales
at 301ac pound there was a similar decline In
frsts and seconds were marked down 1c There
was no change in cheese, but the market was
weak for California fats.
Sales the exchange we're as follows:
Butter-20 cases Of extras at 3Oc and 80 az
3015c a pound
Eggs-lO cases of extras at 211ac dozen
Cheese-25 new California first fats at l61sc
pound.
Receipts were Sc. 500 pounds Of butter, 1s,5oo
pounds of cheese and 1 $40 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estsb-
Ished yesterday and the three preceding days
the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
tatons, generally range from 1 1ac to &c higher.
owing to the various charges to be added.
BUTTER PER POUND
Grades Mar. Mar. 10 Mar IL Mar II
Fresh extras. .321ac &c 31c 30l2c
Firsts 1900. .32c Sic SOC 29l2c
Seconds 30c soc 29c 2Sc
Cheese-California fancy hsts. 171ac per ID.
weak; do irsts, 161ac. weak: do seconds.
1512c. weak; fancy Young Americas, 10 l2e,
steady; do hrsts, Is1ac, steady; fancy oregon
Young Americas. 20c. firm; do fats, 1S13c. arm;
storage Young Americas. 19c. firm; Oregon st0r-
age fats 1910; firm; New York fancy, 2Oc,
firm; Wisconsin singles, 19c, firm.
Eggs-California rresn, per dozen, cases In
elu
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Northern wheat Market


TACOMA, March 2.-Wheat-Bluestem, Sill
d114; club. 81 ora .06: red Russian. 81 .04. o
SEATTLE March 12.-AIlling quotations
Buestem S1.10; club. 81 06; fife. $l.06 red
Russian 81 O3. Export wheat: Bluestem. 81 07
club $103: fife, S1.06; red Russian 81. No
car receipts up to noon.
OREGON
PORTLAND. March 12.-Wheat. track prices:
Club, $1.03d1.04; bluestem, $1.11@1.12; red
Russian, S1.Oe; turkey red, $1.05; forty-fold.
S1.05@l .06; valley. $1.04.
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Further Heavy Decline in the
Comstocks, With Large Selling
real condition of the banks as of Sat

show the real condition of the banks as of Sat
urday.
The operations described with reference to the
clearing house banks held good in measure
with the trust companies 'and outside state
banks. these institutions having reported an m
of little 50, 900, 600 in loans and an
increase of $10.250,0 coo in deposits. In contrast
with the clearing house banks, however, the
trust companies gained nearly s., 100000 in cash
during the week. The loans of the clearing house
banks again in excess of deposits, although
the present margin is slight
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Northern Business

SEATTLE, March 12-Clearings, s2,27o, 1o5; !;
balances, SAL. .394.
PORTLAND, March 12.-Clearings, 81, ,1o4, oil !;
balances. S104 264.
TACOMA, March 12.--Clearings. ss4e, SAB; bal
ances So, 1856.
SPOKANE. March 12,-Clearings, s972. OBS;
balances S1446T0.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
cows and heifers.
veai-s@9l for. large and 9@1o1sc for small.
Mutton Wethers. 11@13c; ewes. l19l1lae
per lb.
Lamb-1a@1S1ac for yearlings and 14@15c for
spring.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-131a @14c for light and
11@12c for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, 900 lbs. alive, 81 a nc
per ID: under 900 lbs. SC; second quality, Az a
sc; third quality, 4@41ac.
: No l cows and heifers, az 0415c; second quail
ity, 3ai @4c; third quality. Il @3hc; common,
thin, undesirable cows, 2az @3e
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, March l2.-Wheat-May
81 .13at: July, $1137s d114. Cssh-No. l hard
81. .141sG1.15t5 No. 1 northern. 81. .14M115; No
2 sI.12m1.13; No. ), $10TM1.11.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. - q d5S3ic.
Oats-No. > white 43A 4334c c.
Rye-No. . 7234 @74@4c.
Flax-S2 2l3t
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Renns and seeds

No further changes in prices were reported
yesterday.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. $5.65MJ- T5; pea.
nominal: small white. S450@4.s IS; large white.
S3.5O@4; pink. $4.75@4.90; red, s6.5O66. 20:
Ridneys' s5f5. .: cranberry beans, $4.60a4 20:
Ciarvanzas. 81 -50G3 %; horse beans, S2d225.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 43c; yellow mustard.
~ G: naxseed, &c, carload lots; canary, SO. a 4c
alfalfa 1871 @17c; rape, 2G2Ac; imported rape.
4@41ac; timothy. &c; hemp, 3la G4c; millet. &c
per lb
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New YorL Nonev Marker

NEW YORK, March l2.-Close-Money on
cali. nominal; time loans. firm; so days, 3zs dS%
per cent; 90 days, 3s4 "A per cent; months, 4
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 41565 per cent
Sterling exchange, steader, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4.S410 for go day
bills and at 81 $685. for demand.
Commercial bills $4.S334 @4.s414.
Bar silver. 51Ssc.
Mexican dollars, 44c
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds, steady.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch TO The Call

SANTA ROSA. March 12.-On receipt Of the
quotations from San Francisco, Saturday. but
ter decreased Z cent per pound and eggs de-
creased a similar amount Choice eggs were
quoted at 1910 per dozen and seconds at 171ac;
butter. 3Ol3e.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firm. COppers
unchanged.
Cotton market shows no variation.
ComstOck shares still going down.
Local securities quiet.
Silver and HongkOng exchange
higher.
Local bank clearings gain 31.6
per cent.
Grain quotations show no change.
Hay and beans as before.
Outside brands of -four lower.
Hop market quiet everywhere.
Eggs higher, butter lower, cheese
weak.
Potatoes as before; onions higher.
Fruit market quiet.
Poultry market bare and firm.
Australian coal strike settled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
SALES
Morn&ng Session

SO Alaska Packers Assn. ......-.. 50 90
120 Alaska Packers Assn. .......... 50. y y
. Anglo & London Nat Bank .lo1 90
l20 Associated Oil Co. .....-....-.. 4L 10
20 Associated Oil Co............ II .62l
40 Associated Oil Co. 30
70 Bank of California, A.. 412 80
$50 California Wine Assn ~ 90
. Hutchinson Sugar Plantation. 1910
90 Paauhau s Co .-...::..... 20 90
20 Pacific Lighting Corp (pfd) -. % 90
~ Spring Valley Water Coz. ~ 81 "a
100 Spring Valley Water Co, 49,. 80 90
100 Spring Valley Water Co, b 15... 90 90
:. 70 Union Sugar Co .......-...... ~. 20
SZ,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5s 100 90
y 200 Pacific Light & Power Co as - 90
slo'ooo Peoples Water Co 5s....... 69.2o
Street
s., 600 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s....-.... 1907 90
$4,000 Associated Oil Co IS. s...,....... 80