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Dcciduous and citrus Fruit.

With 1000 chests in top Of heavy carry
over the market for Strawberries remained very
weak yesterday and sellers were content TO
effect clearances when possible without haggling
over prices. The Gamers took a large portion
of the days arrivals. paying So chest for
Longworths aud $2.T5@3-50 for the large vari-
cites. Grated goods were hard 10 move and
sold at q wide range to quality and size of
package. Cherries were in good request at
steady prices. consignment of 20 boxes of
tho black Tartarian variety came in from the
river hut the fruit not offered for sale in
the local market. \ crate of spricots from the
CoacheIla valley sold for 500 There was no
change in prices for oranges. but dealers were
notified of contemplated advance Of 1jc box
i'm (. q. b. prices for the small sizes.
Straw Vberries-Longworth $3M6 per chest;
MaIindas $'d4 per chest; crates. 40cmS1.
Cherries-S16l 6l.35 per box for purple Guigne
aud 500TJc for red and white; in bulk 6GSc
per lb.
box for Newtown pippins and $I.1Od1.35 for
red varieties: second grade stock, 75c@$1; bell
flowers. nominal.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges So 80
as for fancy. $262.50 for choice and 81 2561
l.75 for standard; tangerines, $1.25@1.75 per
box: grapefruit. S2.50@3 for seedless: lemons.
s3.75G4 for fancy. $2GS for choice and 81. a
/. IL for standard; lines, $5.506t6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75cMS1. p per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50MS for Central Amer.
ican; pneapples. S2@3 per dozen.
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STOCK MARKET

The feature of local securities yesterday was
the great activity in Spring Valley water stock.
which advanced from $fS.25 to SfS.62 y under
long lists of sales. all of them fair sized and
none of them large. Hutchinson sugar was
weaker at $3.50 and Associated oil lower al Sol.
Pacific lighting common rose from S66.JO TO SGS.
and there was higher bid of St'43o for tele-
phone common
Mining stocks were dun and devoid Of feature.
The only changes of note a decline in Bel
mont from 81. .75 to 81 90 and an advance in Gold
field consolidated from 81 - ITO S..
The Gasoline safety appliance company of san
Francisco has levied assessment of 12c per
share. delinquent June $.
Private telegrams report that at the annual
meeting of the stock holders of the Tonopal Bel
mont development company. at Camden, \. j.,
Tuesday the old administration ticket for di-
rectors and officers WAS elected. with the Suhsti-
tuition Of Eugene Howell of the Tonopah banking
corporation director for II. Cal BroU.;hcr.
resigned. The cash on hand is about $4,000 and
about $4,000 Is due from the smelters for ores
shipped and sold No dividend was declared and
1t is said 10 be the policy of the management
not TO begin the payments until the reserve is
much larger. which viii be after the mill is in
regular operation.
The Goldfeld Alamo mining and leasing com
pany Of Lucky Boy, New. is now disbursng It's
second dividend of Sc per share. and special
meeting of the stock holders has been called for
May -, Tor the purpose OF consolidating with
the Hawthorne Lucky Boy mining company.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining com
pany for the last week shows that an average of
9S stamps out of 100 were dropping constantly.
crushing $500 tons of ore of an average value of
S24 % per ton. The bullion shipments consisted
OF al bars OF bullion, valued at Sb3.0UO ana II
tons of concentrates worth $4,000, making the
total bullion shipments amount to $4,000. An
average extraction of % per cent recorded.
b. +. Shaw. a. f. Coffin and William Ban
nan, who connected with the management of
the Gould & Curry mine, have returned from
the Comstock. They say that none of the ap-
plications for leases the surface ground will
be accepted, but that the company will continue
10 do work there on its own account. They re-
port that good is still being taken from the
Joe Dietrich lease the Best & Belcher crop
pings which adjoin the Gould & Curry on the
north
Ore is being hauled from the Combination
Fraction mine and dumped into the bins nj the
mill of the Nevada-Goldfeld reduction company.
the ore coming from development work in the
mine. Extensive work is being done in the good
ore shoot exposed on the 800 foot level and. al
though nothing has yet been made public as
TO when the Fraction viii begin milling it is be
leved that the stamps win soon be started
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. May f.-Suspcion that leading
longs were unloading had much to do with pull
ing down the price Of wheat today. Rain in
western Kansas and Nebraska and official fore
casts of more for those states tonight did nearly
all the rest. The market finished y a 7sc lower
Tor the deferred months, but X up for May.
Corn closed Lane of, oats sc lower TO ISc
higher and provisions 2jG60c higher
There was decided nervousness in wheat when
operations began. Selling pressure not salts
fsctorily explained showed itself and when the
latter coupled with reports of showers west tho
result was Il quick slide downward. Offerings
of wheat on the swells kept the tone of the
market heavy practically three-quarters Of the
day. September opened sc lower 10 &c higher
at s. ;O252 a o2A, declined to $102H, advanced
10 $l.02$t dl-027s, dropped to 81 .0l y n 01 y
and closed steady at $l.01$4. a net loss of 5sc.
Corn hammered down by spectators
September had range of 1sc and in THE end
was inst that fraction of at 5s5sc Cash corn
was about l2c up. with not enough offered. No.
yellow sold al 62M6:}c
oats were unusually duh today aud kept within
narrow limits. September finished unchanged
from last night at 3SIAc.
In provisions September pork closed Doe mp.
September lard was 81 Re higher and September
ribs gained poe.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High Low Close
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OIL STOCKS

There was some activity in Palmer stock ycser-
DAY at - .2'hr 2TIe. but the other stocks were
gulet. Associated WAS lower at 5000 and ". *.
~ N'lom3.l3 There higher bid of 81 30
for Sauer Dough and Mascot rose from 81 TO
So
United oil Vas * dividend of zoe on Tuesday
instead OF 10 printed
4 Los Angeles dispatch says '.1hc Indian oil
refining company of Cincinnati, the most power
iul aud aggressive rival Of the Standard oil I'm
the middle west. which but few days ago
forced an entrance into the southern field by tax
lug over the Record oil company Of New Orleans.
on Monday concluded ncgotia tions here by which
II VIII enter the Midway field. Details of the
deal are not given out. but il is known that the
indian has secured a strong hold aud will de-
yelop on tremendous scale. lit is TO do A large
manufacturing and export business with its own
crude oil. Well Informed olmen say this means
the biggest trade fight of the kind seen in
the west, and extending to every inch If terri
tory now controlled ny the Standard. because the
Indian. which has combated the Rockefeller in
terests for years, has abundant capital and IA
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Whcat-i mere was sharp decline in Liverpool
futures and Chicago was also lower The San
Francisco market was dull, with buyers indiffer-
ent.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.52h al 571%: Sonora 81 6J
01.I0; PrOpo and white Australian 81 6OG7I G5:
northern club, S-5215 G1.571a; Russian red,
Slit y "a 1.521a; turkey red S1.5OM1571s; blue
STEM $1.60@1.65.
FUTURES
10 a m. Session
December $1.56L asked
No quotations
Barley--The market yesterday was quiet and
easy. There were sales of feed at the top tg-
No. 1 feed. $I.12hG 13N: off grades. 81 O36l
l.1O per ctl; brewing. $11TI5@1 20: shipping
lots, $1.1il2 a l, 20; cheyaer nominal
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Nlay-S1,09 bid; SLIP asked
December 81 10 bid
p. m Session
Open, High. Low. Close.
December 81. 10 SILK S11O Sill
Oats-Conditions remain the same the market
being dull.
Red, sl:$o@1. .4o black. nominal; gray. $1.45
9Io5; white, S1.50G1.6O per ctl for fair to
No. /.
Corn-Manchuran. small yellow is quoted at
SLIGO per cti il sacks California small
round yellow S170@l75: white. 81. -:
large yellow. $l.70@1.75: western states vel
low. sacked. S1.65M1.61A: white, 81 81 I,
@1.70; mixed. $1.55@1 5Ii4; do yellow.
Leo: white, $l.6oM1 62la mixed. Sl.55Gi1 .5715 !;
white. Egyptian, $1.55@1 60; brown do, 81 100
1.47l4 per ctl
Rye-$1. 1.75G1s5 per ctl
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nut. and Hone,

its-Evaporated apples 1A4 a1Ac; apricOts.
Sat d1Oi4c; do 1910 crop. future delivery, ia a
9l.c; moorpark. 1o@1o13e; peaches. 4Ad51zc;
2A @3e. with L4c premium for SOS and lie
premium for 40s: figs, 3ai G4e; pears 5d10c-
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, $3.50; 3
duary layers. :; crown, 95c; crown, 90c; seed
less sultanas. 2i5 ale; Thompsons seedess, 81
M31hc for unbleached and So 0161ac for
beached; loose muscatel. crown, 4c; crown,
31sc: > crown, Sc; seedless. 2d2Ac
Nuts-Almonds, noupareils. 14l3 415c; IXL,
14M1415e; ne plus ultra. 13613i2e; Drake. 1Ois
mI1c; langucdocs 10M10l2c hardshell. 6i3 07c;
walnuts Sc per lb for No. 1 softshells, Size for
No. DO; pecans. 14I5 416c; peanuts. 41a @5c;
pine nuts, 1SM20c per ID.
Honev-Comb. 14G15c for water white aud 10
612c per III for light amber; dark amber, 79Sc;
extracted. nominal.
Beeswax- -27ls @5oc per lb for light and 23@
2Gc for dark
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Hides. TaIIor. Wool and Hop.

Hides-Culs and brands sell about a ale IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 1212c: light
medium, III 1ac; light. 101ac; eowhides, 101sc for
heavy, 101ac for light; stags, She; salted kip,
lie; salted veal. 161ac: salted calf. 16iac; dry
hides. 20G2013c; dry kip. 19c; dry calf. 24c
sheepskins, shearlings. 20G14Oc each; short wool.
5O9S0c: medium. S5cG$1. long wool, 81 % a
LIS; lambs. 250l zoe: hOrsehide salt s. - a.;
for large and $1.jO62 for medium. 75cG$1 for
small and 2J050c for colts; hOrschides, dry, 81
Q2-2o for large and S1.2J92 for medium, 5Oe6IS1
for small and 256D50c for colts. gOatskius. prime
angora, I5e@$1; large hair goats, 25Q40c5 me-
dium. 2OQ3Oc: small j@15c-
Tallow-No. 1 rendered. 596c; No. ?, 46Jc;
grease. 2@21ac-
NO0l-Spring clip-San Joaquin. years sta
ale per 10.
HOps-Cslifornis. 15G2Oc for crop of 1909:
Oreg9ns, 1592Oc per ID; crop OF 1910, 13916c
per 10.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
ISpeeiaI Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES. May Eggs and butter were
firm today. Receipts Of butter We're large AZ
though less than those Of yesterday New pota-
toes declined
Receipts of produce were: Eggs 49, cases
butter. 50, ,016 lbs; cheese. POSI- lbs. pafatocs
Az sacks: onions. none; beans, 4OS sacks
Butter 9Per lbl-Creamery extra, 27c; 6rsts
&c: cooking. re.
Eggs tpcr dozi-Leeal ranch. candled frSts
2Ic; ease eount. &'isc; storage packed extras
22c: do seconds. zoe.
Cheese tper lhf-Ncrthern fresh. 1JGy l6c: east
ern twins. Isle; eastern cheddsrs 19I,t-- eaSt
ern longhorn. he, eastern daisy. f9c; Swiss
imported. SOC: Swiss domestic 236725c. bricl-
cream. 2oc; Hmburger. 20612tc
ReauS tPer eth No. pink. s.. 200 90: No
lima, 81 fpd t-a0s Lady Washington 81 an
small white, $525; blsckeye. S6.25; Garvapzas
$3.50: Ieutil=. 81. '7'
Potatoes tper etll Salinas. 81. 25a1 so. uivh-
land, 90egSl.25; Lompoe, 81. 1.25a1.5o; watson
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FOREIGN MONEY
SEEKS OUTLET

NEW YORK, May 4.-The pro-
fessional trading element in the
stock market was inclined to
look with suspicion on the mani
festation of strength today owing
to the persistence with which
LIQUIDATION has been pressed on
smaller advances lately. Never
theless the developments were i'm
portant in the direction of real
relief from some of the factors
that have borne most heavily on
the financial situation.
Foremost place in these devel-
opments is taken by the resump
tion of foreign demand for bond
issues The days rumors on that
subject were varied and embraced
wide assortment of reported
sales in Paris, London and Berlin.
While none of these was officially
verified, the corroborative indica
tions were sufficient to warrant
the assumption that large transac-
tions were being consummated in
the international markets.
The most clearly defined reports
pointed to New York city revenue
warrants. st. Paul and Big Four
bonds, and in vaguer terms other
railroad bond issues. Estimates
of the amount Of these sales are
from s1O,OOO,0O0 to more than
100000, GOO
The reopening of this source of
supply for American capital re
quirements constitutes a relief of
great Importance for the condition
of the American market, which
has thrown the bond market into
lethargic state anu halted the
progress of plans for improvement
and extension.
The London money market gave
evidence today that the period of
strain in that market was definite
ly over The arrival in London
of last weeks final and heaviest
gold shipment from New York
coincided with the decisive de-
cline in money rates.
Sales of bonds abroad involve,
of course, prominent addition
to the remittances for interest
payments, but this consideration
is overweighed by the evident
ability to employ additional capi-
tai on advantageous terms in do
nestle enterprises, with the plain
indication offered by the bond
market OF scarcity of such capital
available in our own markets.
The funding of the country's in
debtedness on account of COM
merciaI balances into mortgage
loans operates to afford relief from
the demands on the money market
TO meet these maturities.
The new turn in the bond mar
ket obscured the topics which
have been weighing on stocks.
Report of further curtailment of
iron production was received and
s uneasiness over the copper trade
situation was unabated. There is
anxiety over the showing to be
made by the coming government
crop report.
Bonds were hrmer. Total sales
(par value), S2.354,oO0.
United States bonds unchanged
; on can.
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Flour and FarinaceOu- Good.

Flour-California family extras. $6d6.4O net
without discount; bakers extras. 6lf6.4O; super
nne, S4SO0J-lO; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl. S5G5.0O for family, bakers and patents and
$4.25g 4. 80 for cut on; Kansas patents. $4,000
$40; do straight. S6.3006.55; Dakota patents,
$1.25; do straightS. 81; do clear. $3.50 per bbl
Fsrinaceous GOods-Prces in 100 III sacks. net
cash, no discount. are follows Graham Hour,
Sz-SO per 100 lbs; rye Hour. $50. rye meal
$50; rice -four. Sc; meal. S2-70; extra
cream do. So; cat meal $3.50; Oat greats. 81;
fsrina. $40; hOminy. s.. so: buckwheat -four.
S. so; whole wheat -four. 81 9O rolled oats bbls-
S606.5O; do in sacks, SS.S0G5.50. extra cream
wheat. bbls $3.50. in sacks $3.1004-5O; pearl
barley. $4.20 split peas. boxes, S5 for yellow
and 81 for green per 100 lbs
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Now York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. MAY 4--Tbe copper market showed
2 fair amount Of buoysncy in the early trading
There betterment in tone and less selling
pressure than for several days past. Lake was
the feature, opening M - points limited
transactions on good mill test reports. The
general list Of coppers however. is inactive aud
virtually unchanged in price, although the tone
is somewhat stronger.
The annual repor; Of the Nipissing mines com
rsny. Just issued shows production for 1909
valued At s.. 462. .039. against S14fo.OsS in
1905. The net profit for the year was 81 644 S69
and tho total surplus January ! s.. AS. 49, The
dividends declared were Sl,540.544. leaving n
net surplus at the opening 0f the wear of
1913, 195, mostly cash in banks.
The following list is furnished by F.. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street San Francisco.
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Spring Valley Stock Very Active
Oil and Mining Shares Quiet
Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. May 4.-The condition of the
follows:
Trust funds coin, $3.50. .34S. 500; silver
dollars, $3.50, 405 600; silver dollars of 1890.
S314s 900; silver certificates outstanding, $3.50
400. 900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund Sl.50007S; current liabilities S1O5.
SSi,941; working balance in treasury offices.
$2l.134. 10l; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, $34, 1882 subsidiary silver
coin. S2l .619. GAS: minor coin 81 129 56S; total
balance in general fund, $50 $50, 075.
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Egg Market i'm Nearby Counties
Special Disedtch 10 The Call

PETALUMA May 4.-The prices paid for
eggs today declined re after receipt of quota
tonS from the San Francisco dairy exchange.
The Pctaluma egg exchange quoted % ne as
its hest Offering. Independent dealers and
spectators paid 221ac to "a low a. 19ac. There
is little change in conditions. The demand is
good and the supply adequate.
SANTA CRUZ. May 4.-COnditions remain un-
changed in the egg market, pOultrymen receiving
ne in the local market. Shipments are made
daily to outside points.
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Hay and FeedstuGs

There is plenty Of hay coming in and hay
is expected any day now. hence the market
rules weak, with buyers holding on. Prices un-
changed
Bran-S2462e per son
MiddIings-S -S2S@S3I per tOn-
ShOrts-$2502S per ton.
Feedstuns-ROIled barley. S24. 50d25; rolled
oats for feed, $31032: mixed feed. $25GSO for
average lots; Oilcake meal. --; cOcOanut cake,
or meal at mills. S25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
) ton lots; jObbing $26; meal. <sSdS9,
cracked corn, S3S@39; alfalfa meal, carload lots,
$17; jObbiDg, SO; red star alfalfa meal, SIT in
carload lots and SO jobbing; CsprOco Oilcake
meal $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat S12GIS; wheat and Oat S11@
10; tame Oat, $12615; volunteer wild Oat SSg
IL; alfalfa. SSd11; stock hay, $6d9 per ton.
Straw-4O965c per bale.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. May 4.-Hops-DuIl.
Hdes-Quiet.
PetrOleum-Steady.
Wool-Steady.
Sugsr-Raw. firm; Muscovsdo. 50 test S.s3c;
centrifugal 96 test 3.33c: molasses sugar 50
test. 35Sc; refined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady. net 70 points
higher. Sales, 1880. including 1000 bags in
shape of switches. Closing bids-Aay s. Zoe:
June 6.4jc; July. 6.5Oc: August 6.55c: Septem-
Der. $500; October and November, 6.65c Dc
eember, 6. zoe; January. ste; February. 7.Osc;
March. 6-S1c; April. 6.S2c. Spot. quiet: Rin No.
{. s3sc: Santos No. 4. 91ic; mild. quiet; Cordova
9EM12Ac.
Butter-Steady.
Cheese-Abodt steady.
Eggs-Weak.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsted Apples-Quiet Spot fancy. Zoe;
6gI61.c.
Prunes-Firm. California up to sO-4Os; 27s a
S3tc; OregOns. 4M9c.
ApricOts-Firm. Choice, 9l2d f0iecs extra
choice. 1O1201112cs fancy. 12012i5c-
PCaches-Steady. Choice. 5Js U614c; extra
choice. 81 GI7c; fancy IG112c.
Raisins- NomnaIly unchanged. Loose musca-
tells. 2%t Gf5t.c; choice To fancy seeded. "a N
CSC; seedless. 51sG4%tc; London layers. S1.1Jm
I.20.
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American Tobacco Dividend

NEW YORK. May 1.-The American tobacco
company today declared quarterly dividend Of
2la per cent on the common stock and an extra
dividend Of ~ per cent.
quarterly dividend of 1ia per cent was de
clared on the preferred stock. All these divi-
ter.
The extra dividend declared year ago for the
corresponding quarter was > per cent.
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Northern Business

FOKTLAND, May 4-Clearings, Loot. lS5;
balances. $I95 80
TACOMA May 4.-Clearings S796 995; bal
ances 500. 09I.
SEATTLE. May 4.-Clearings. 50 2,o13.159; bal
ances S220. .945.
SPOKANE. May 4.-clearings, 1919, ,o26; bal
ances Sl2l SCI
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EMENT or pRODrCE
New York Gro;n Market

NEW 1O{k. May 4-Flour- Dun aud with
out quotable change Receipts. 1917 barrels
shipments, lbs.
Wheat Easy FOR spot. No. > red. 81 IL nom
inal. {. l. f.. No. l northern, S1.1SIi nominal.
f. .. b.. opening navigation Options Whea
was firm early covering by May shorts but
eased of under selling on predictions of warmer
weather with rains in the southwest closing
unchanged to &c decline May closed nj 81 16;
July. S1.11n; September. 81 OSTS Receipts
200 bushels; shipments. 10 O0u
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, May milling: BIueStem SSe;
cluh SIZE Export -Bluestem, S9m90c; club.
Soc.
SEATTLE. May 4-MiIlng: Blucstem. ooc
forty fold. ssc: club, SIC: fife S7c: red Russian
S3c Export -Bluestem. SIC: forty-fold S1c:
club. Sic: fife. Sic; red SusSian. SIC Car re-
ceipts-Wheat, cars; oats, II ears; barley, :
cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND May 4.-Track prices Climb 81
Ms6c: bluestem. ssmS9c red Russian. s40S5c:
turkey red. SIdSSc: valley, S7MSsc Car re-
ceipts=Wheat 10 cars.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. May 4.-Money ON call steady,
~ @f@ per cent; ruling rate, 412; closing bid.
IA: offered at Az.
Time loans. easier; 90 days, 4@4A per cent;
30 days, AZ; months. 4L.
Prime mercantile paper. 5M5l5 per cent.
Sterling exchange very weak, with actual b1si-
ness IN bankers bills at $4.S4@4S410 for 80
day bills and at S4S7 for demand
Commercial bills, $4. = m4. 81.
Bar silver, 54kc
Mexican dollars. 43c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds
frmer.
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Grain Market Continues Quiet
Butter and Egg Markets Lower

today's market. Local stock was in light sup
ply and prices for all descriptions were hrm on
a continued active demand.
Poultry (per dOzenl--Hens. $6d6.50 for small.
$7GS for large and S9011 for extra: young
ROSTERS. $SM12: old rOOsters. S5.5O66, flyers.
$TGg7 so: broilers. $4.5Oaj for large. S3.506f 4
for medium and So 2-5O63 for small; ducks nom
inal; pigeons, 81. 1912; squads, S2.J093; geese.
nominal
Game (per dozen)-Nominal.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The butter market developed an easier tone
yesterday. the casincss being due TO continued
large arrivals and general cessation of buying
for shipment to the north. A small sale under
the call on the exchange sent the price of extras
down Re to quotation of 241.c a pound and
the under grades lower in sympathy. In
the egg department extras were isc lower at
23I@c dozen a small selling movement on the
exchange causing the decline. There no
change in the quotations for the under grades.
There was nothing new i'm cheese
Sales the exchange were follows:
Butter-10 cases Of extras at Axe pound.
Eggs-20 eases of extras at 24c. 10 AZ 2sc, 10
at 23lac and 10 eases of seconds at 21l &c a
dozen.
Receipts were 40. 800 pounds of butter. 10 100
pounds of cheese and 1850 eases 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 quota
tions. generally range from re TO &c higher,
owing TO the various charges to be added:
RITTER
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Beans and seed.

There is further change to note in beans
Seeds are quiet.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos S5.9O@6: pea. nom
inaI; small white 81 25614.55: large white.
So. 60G4.25; pink. s525@5.30; red. $65O@6.15.
hsckeye. S4-S0G5.10; lima, S4.S004.4O; red Rid
neyS. S505-25:. cranberry beans. $4JOGl E. 90 >
garyanzas. 81. 2J6l3.2 -: horse beans. nominal
Seeds-Br0wn mustard. 41ac; yellow mustard.
5Ac; faxseed. sc. carload lots; canary, 53s q tc;
alfalfa. 16a1Tc; rape, 2d2%c; imported rape,
4d41ae; timothy, &c; hemp. Sl5G4c; millet. &c
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, 81 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
MinneapoIis Grain and Produc.

MINNEAP0LIS. May e. - Wheat = MAY.
81 1.osAs July. $l.oS@s; September, S1.01 Cash
wheat-No. hard. $1.121,: No northern
S110l4 l4@1.l1at; No. northern, S1OS1i ef1 .09ai
No 3 northern. S105I = al .07a
Corn--No. yellow sra 5Sc
oats-No. 3 white. 3aIS M395sc
Rye-No. .. I10T3lac
Flax. S2.:SI.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO May 4-Buttcr. steady cream
cries 24N2Sc; dairfes. 22Gi26c Eggs. easy at
mark cases included. 1Td l9c; hrsts. 19c; prime
frsts 2Oc. Cheese. steady; daisies, 142t a 1Jc:
twins 14@14isc: Young Americas, 14Ql4iac;
longhOrns. III. NI42c.