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General Merchandise

Bsgs-Grain bags. 5Ss d54tc. June July deliv
cry: San Quentin bags, SIC; wool bags. &c for
312 lb and sic for 10; fleece tWine. Sc per lb.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIS per
ton; Wellington. SD: New wellington. S12, Coos
bay SO: Australian house-RichmOnd. etc. S12:
Pelaw Main. S12: Stanford Richmond. S12; Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. $40; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
SIT in sacks.
OiIs-QuOtations are for barrels. Linseed. 94c
per gallon for boiled and 92c for raw: cases. sc
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. Tie: Bakers
"A. $1.136115. China nut, cases. 6O@I0c per
gal; cocoanut oil. in barrels 75Q7S15c for XXX.
7215 d76c for No and 7077313c for No ?.
cOrding to quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil. SOC; natural winter sperm oil. soc; natural
whale oil. soc; extra winter strained lard oil.
81; pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; No. L neatsfoot oil.
6Oc; herring oil. 40c; salmon oil, S5cs boiled hsh
oil. 55c; paint OIL Soc
barrels or drums. 1Oc; $50 deg oil. iron barrels
cases. 17c: astral, lie; star. lie: extra star
zoe: Elaine. 261hc; eocene, 2Oc: red crown and
motor gasoline. IN bulk 15c. in cases PC; No.
engine distiIlate. in drums Sc, &c more; Sc
deg. gasoline, in bulk SOC, in cases S71ae; var
nsh makers and painters naphtha, In bulk lie,
in cases 1S1ac-
Turpentine-s21Ae per gallon in cases and
751sc in bulk. drums and iron barrels.
.Rosin is higher (per bbl OF ESQ lbs)-E, S7.20;
F. ST25: G, S7.35; n, $40; /, $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red, S15 G9c; white.
SL GS$4c per lb.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1909 fruits, T. o. b.
factory, as follows:
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STOCK TRADERS
REVIVE MARKET

NEW YORK, April 5.-The
relative activity in the first and
last hours of today's stock mar
ket rescued it from what would
otherwise have been the dullest
day of the present year and con-
verted the closing into decided
animation. The orders whose
execution shaped that episode
came apparently from professional
sources.
The discussion in stock market
circles showed shift of opinion
as to the likelihood of a prompt
decision by the supreme court in
the important cases involving
the antitrust question. Yester-
days expectation of immediate
action was changed to growing
resignation TO a probable delay
until the end of the present term
of the court or even until the end
of the fall term, TO afford time
for the assimilation of the Ameri-
can tobacco and Standard oil
cases into one decision.
The dimensions which the gold
export movement is assuming
were regarded as an effect rather
than a cause of the stagnant
speculation. The London money
market was engaged today with
the redemption of the S105, 5,000,-
600 war loan which was expected
to mark the period of the most
pressing government require
ments. The continued urgent de-
mand for our gold is attributed to
preparation for the next stock
market settlement in London.
The decision to place the Union
bank of Brooklyn in liquidation
made an unpleasant impression,
although no other institution is
supposed to be directly involved
in the affair The incident is an
aftermath of the panic of 1907
and is due to the inadequate
measure of reorganization. The
example of the Union bank carries
a suggestion that there are many
corrections yet to be accomplished
of the conditions holding over
from that period.
united states steer was a PROM
inent figure in the days market
movement. The estimates of the
corporations earnings for the first
quarter of the year had an inf1u-
ence on the stock and were made
the basis for predictions of an in
crease in the dividend rate at the
directors meeting on the last
Tuesday in the month.
Rains in the winter wheat belt
were a favorable influence on
stocks. although the closing of the
most important wheat markets
on account of local election holi-
days left the effects in that mar
ket somewhat obscure.
A break in cotton was consid-
cred with attentive interest in
the financial district. The belief
is widespread that important
speculative liquidation in the COM
modities markets is probable
event of the not distant future.
Bonds were irregular: total
sales. par value, S2,1O7,00O
United States 3s. registered, ad-
vanced 4 per cent on call
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The market was badly overstocked with aspar-
agus. the receipts being nearly 1000 boxes, Of
which about 900 were consigned direct 70 can
ners- A few favored brands sold up to 81 p a box
in small way. but there were not enough sales
at that figure 10 Justify such quotation, 81 be-
ing top price for general offerings. Even the
latter figure shaded after the early buying
period while second grade lots sold for less
than the cost Of cutting in instances. The con-
ners paid J0G75c a box and took nothing but
the finest. There a large surplus uncared
for at the close. Changes in the other vegetables
were few Peas and rhubarb were in good supply,
but steady TO prices. while new potatoes sold
in peddling way at 5@515c a pound. Celery
drug in the market. receivers being will
ing To accept any fair offer 10 effect elearances.
southern lettuce sold at 81 T563.25 crate Old
potstoes were dull and easy, while onions were
steady at the old quotations.
Pota toes (per ctl-River white. 506175c for
common to choice and s0G9Oc for fancy; Salinas
Burbanks. 81 .2561 40; Oregon Burbanks coca
81 %: Oregon early rose, S1.S5d 40; river do,
S1m1.10; sweet potatoes. S2.250l25O.
Onions (per ctll-OregOn. 1850 150; Austria
lian. 81 new green. 40@73e per box
Vege egetables-Asparagus. 50cG$1 per box; to-
ma toes Mexican SC. .5062.75 per crate; do car
riers, $4.50G475; green peas. 4d6c per Ii; gar
lie, 5GSc per Ib; cabbage 35G40c per ctl; Gu
cumbers. 81. 2561.T5 per dozen; caulihOwer. 400
SOC per dozen turnips. soc per sack; carrots. soc
per sack: rhubarb, 5Oc@S1 per box; celery, 75e@
Sl.23 for large crates; mushrooms, 1O@15c
lb.
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nounced yesterday. May declining 61sc and De
cember 2%c, and the cash feed declining &c in
sympathy. There sale of 500 sacks of
stated. No feed was freely offered at S1.2T y
and of grades were also offered at the quota
tions below. The decline was due to heavy Of
ferings and no buyers.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. 81 256rf 27b: off grades Sf15M
20 per ctl brewing. $1.3061.3 So; shipping lots,
Sl-zeff 0l.3o; chevalier nominal.
FUTURES
10 n. m. Session
May -sI a5 s1as t 81 .ss1s 81 ssf; ssss
December 1.15 lis 1.15 1.15
June-No sales; Sf.20 asked.
p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May .........sl.2 20 S1.20 S12O S1.2O
December Lag 1.141s 11315 1.1415
Oats-Though spot stocks are reported much
reduced, the market rules weak and prices suf-
fered another decline yesterday. Business is very
Reds for feed. S14od15o: black. nominal :
gray: 81. al. .55; white. S1.4Th@ @1.55 per ctl
for fair to No. l.
Corn-Is following the other grains down and
prices were again lower yesterday. Offerings are
now small but the demand is also light.
Manchurian small yellow is quoted at 81 go
per Genital in sacks: California small round yell
low, S160G 1.6j; white, $1.65 large yellow.
S16od 1-65; western states yellow. in bulk San
Francisco track 81 l.50d1. 52la; white. S1.52A a
Loo: mixed. SL471s M150: white Egyptian
Rye-Continues dull. Utah and California, 81
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Poultry and Game

Another car of western poultry, making the
second received in two days. was marketed yes
tertlay and the receivers announced that no more
was expected this week. Receipts of California
stock continued light and the market remained
in excellent shape for the selling interests, every
thing received meeting with prompt sale at firm
rates. Dealers were advising their shippers TO
forward fat poultry particularly ducks, geese
and hens for the Hebrew passover holidays Con-
sgnments should be forwarded to reach
the market between April Is and 81.
PauItry (per dozen)-Hens So 50d6 for small
S6:5067.50 for large and SSG11 for extra. young
roosters. SSM10: old ROSTERS. S5@6; fryers. sra
$50; broilers S5G6 for large and S3. 50d 4.5O for
small: ducks. nominal; pigeons, S1.75d2; squads,
81. 50G13; geese. $2.J0G3 per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese. $363.50; white
geese, s1.5O@2; hare, $1.7562; rabbits. $3.50.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppcrs
higher.
Cotton declines sharply.
Local securities active.
Sharp decline In the Comstocks.
Shipment of s351.20 to the orient.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
lower.
Wheat, barley and oats declined.
Hay and beans quiet.
Provisions steady. Cottolene
higher.
ROsfn advances slightly.
Hops active In Oregon only.
Beef higher. Mutton and lamb
lower.
Hides steady. Wool quiet.
Dried fruits ensy. Raisins quiet.
Butter firm, eggs higher, cheese
lower.
Asparagus In excessive supply.
Potatoes dull. Onions steady.
Poultry In moderate supply.
Strawberries in good supply.
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The hay market continues dull and weak The
circular OF SOmers & Co. says:
Receipts OF hay continue 10 fall OF but . 100
tons arriving during the last week. Considering
local and export demand IT Is well that no
greater quantity has come in, for difficulty has
been experienced in working or the compare
lively small amount which has been brought 20
this market There has been very little IL anv
hay exported recently and the demand from thu
towns and smaller cities in the interior OF the
state Is now practically nil. This on account ~
an abundance OF green feed and the heavy sup
ply Of hay in practically every district where
nay can be raised Quite in contrast % this
were the conditions OF a year ago, when the city
demand was good and all outside districts short
Of hay.
The great problem OF the local market AZ
present is to sell the inferior quality hay which
Is being sent in from all sides. This class com
poses the bulk Of our receipts, and il might ha
stated that the poor grades Of stock hay are
almost valueless here at present.
Alfalfa is weaker also all dafrymen being
out Of the market and the northern trade which
We enjoyed recently. having stopped.
Bran-S2I G2s for red and S2SG29 per ton for
white.
MiddIings-S -S34d36 per ton.
Shorts-S2903O per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, S2S5Oa29 so: rolled
oats for feed. $32d34; mixed feed. S2Sd3O for
average lots; oiIcake meal -: cocoanut cake
or meal at mills. S25 In 20 and 10 and sos so In
. ton lots; jobbing. s26; corn meal S3Sd3a.
cracked corn, S3SQ59; alfalfa meal. carload lots
$50; Jobbing, S21; red star alfalfa meal. $50 i'm
carload lots snd S2l jObbingi CaprocO oilcake
meal. $3.50 per ton
Hay-Vhest. s12dlS.50: wheat and oat. $40
d13: tame oat, S10G15; volunteer wild oat
S94 II; alfalfa. $SM12; stock hay, $500 per ton
Straw-5OG I5c per bale.
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Hides, TaIIovv. Wool and Hon.

There is improved demand for Oregon hops.
with recent sales at 1S1sc. But few good lots
are now left and IL is said that no more are OBJ
tainable ar that price California hops are
quiet as growers and other sellers are generally
holding over buyers views.
Hides are steady with the quality of the re-
ceipts showing improvement.
Sales Of wool are being made at the quotations
below.
Hldes-Culls and brands sell about M lc un-
der quotations. Heavy sslted steers. ia re:
light medium. 1Ola 611c; light, 91a a Zoe: COW
hides, 1Oc for heavy. 91s aloe for light: stag~.
SC: salted kip. 1Od1O15c; salted veal. 15@15isc.
sslted calf. 15l2c; dry hides 19@2oc dry Kip.
16d 1Sc; dry calf. 23c; dry veal. PIC, sheepskus.
shearlings. 2O64Oc each: short wool. 50a SJc:
medium. s5cd$1; long wool. 81. 25d LIS: lambs
256 75c; horse hides salt. 81 -2jd3 for large and
S1.50a2 for medium. T5cGS1 for small and 25N
soc for colts. horsehdes. dry. S2d2- -25 for large
and 81 .25G2 for medium. 50cd$1 for small and
p soc for colts: goatskins. prime angOra. 7JcG
81: large hair goats, 25d 4Oc; medium. 200 3Oc;
small. 5d15c-
Tsllow-No. rendered. 51s05s.c; No. =. 3fs
65c: grease. 2G3c.
Wool-Spring clip-San Joaquin. years staple,
120 15c; do months. 7d14c per H.
Hops-CalifornLa- 17G22c for crop Of 1909.
oregons. 17q22c per ID; crop Of 1910, 15G17c
per 10.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Special Disbotch 10 The Call

SANTA CRUZ. April 5.-Merchants and com
mission men OFFER 2lc for eggs, hut are
being sold by large dealers, who ship direct to
San Francisco markets.
SANTA ROSA. April 5.-With increased re-
cepits today the local produce market advanced
1ac all around Choice eggs brought 22c per
dozen and seconds &c below that figure, while
butter was quoted at 2Tc per pound.
PETALUAIA. April 5.--There is heavy de-
mand for fresh eggs for cold storage purposes.
causing a shortage of that grade in the mar
kets As result a raise of l3c over Yesterday
quoted by local dealers. The Petaluma egg
exchange paid 23lac for first grade Independent
buyers and SPECTATORS paid DC for first and 19c
for second grades. The outside buying stations
are collecting large quantities OF eggs and
heavy shipments are made daily.
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Canned Asparagus-The California packers as
sociation quotes prices for the 1910 pack as fol-
lows: Mammoth white peeled. No. "a. $40;
white. No ga, $3.50; green. peeled. No pa.
10. sE. ss'fo; White No. 81. s2.s5: psse1' sFee4
peeled, No pa. 81 70; green. No pa. 81. Is;
sS @eSlum d5 .ms wh1te; abs2 ne "a gsssn rs1 N0
21a. 81; white tips, medium. No 1. 81. 10; small
No. l. 81 so; green tips, medium. No. I. 81;
1.40: soup tips. round can, No. 8. s3.25.
Canned Peas-The CalifOrnia packers associa-
pack Of 1910: Petit pois. 81 70; extra Hne
sifted, 81 40; extra sifted, S1-20; sifted. 81
standard sOc; gallon, sfted. $3.50; gallon. stand
Canned Tomatoes. 1909 pack-standard. No
21s. soc; No. 3. S5c; No s, $3.50.
rope So 0s1se per ID; Manila bale rope. Sc per
h. net cash. no discount
Conee-Costa Riea. s14@15c; Salvador. sl5G1
1sc; Nicaragua. 1O01S15c; Guatemala Mexican.
s1s914e; Hawaiian. S9l415c; Ecuador. 9l4n
Salt-BaIes. common. $50; granulated. 81:
dairy. common. s10-5O for sos and $3.50 for
granulated; half ground. per ton, S7.500s for
Pacific Codfsh-The Union fish company quotes
follows: Bundles small. whole. so ID bales
413e; eases. regular. large. whole. 100 ID bOxes
$3.50; cases. extra, 100 ID boxes. S6; cases. east
gauge. The; Silver King. Sc; Golden State. Tisc
White Seal. middle. 10@1O13c: Seabright blocks
Tsse; oriental blocks. 7Ae; Crown brand. tab
boneless. Zoe: 2 ID boxes fancy boneless. lie;
half bbls picked cod $3.50 each.
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes as follows:
Bundles. small whole. 41se: cases. regular large
whole. size; cases, extra. &c; cases, eastern
style, 6s4e; Frigate. 7c; narrow Paragon. 7lse;
Monarch Sc: Western Pride 7Lc: Imperial IN
6101se: Ocean Wave. 7≻ Siberia 7ite: Star
,lb tablets, sac; Pacific Belle. 1 ID tablets
she; Choice Bits. crates. IL ID boxes 1Oc: do
80 2 ID boxes, lie; picked cod. half bbls, S. SO
each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes AZ
follows. terms net cash: Standard fne eranu
lated. 5.65c; standard. coarse granulated 81 ;5~.
fruit granulated. 5-65c; cut loaf in barrels only
1859; H. & T. crystal domnos ID cartons II
cases, S.65; do lb cartons in cases o I5.-
monarch bar, &C.. tablets in half barrels a 15e,
do in boxes. 6.40c; cubes and A crushed : l0c.
monarch powdered. 5-T5; xxx povv,lerea'
5.T5c candy granula ted. 5-75c; confectionery a
56Jc: eOnfectioners' crystals 5. 75s.. exfra a1,o
granulated. o.toe; magnolia A, 5.25c: extra a
5l9e; golden - 9.O0e; ID. 4.95e. Barrels and So
Ib bags Zoe, half bbls 2Jc boxes zoe more ~ ,o a.
100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar il, ~
and 40 ID tins sl-T0 more; in and 10 ID tins
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Meat Market

Hogs continue quiet, as the steep prices re
strict trade. Arrivals light.
Dressed beef is higher and dressed mutton
and lamb are lower.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s@9c per lb for steers. 7@7ac for
cows and heifers.
veal-s@9l4c for large and 9@10lsc for
small.
Mutton wethers, 1o@11c; ewes. 1o@11c per
Lamb-12@12hc for yearlings and 1215 a1shc
for spring.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-13h d14hc for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No. fat steers, 900 lbs. alive Sic per
10; under 900 lbs. .5@5 5Ae; second quality, 5@
oAe: third quality. AZ @4&c.
No. l cows and heifers. 4A@41hc: second
quality. 334 d4c; third quality. az @315c; com
mon, thin. undesirable cows 22t 63c.
Fat bulls and stags, "a d2lac; half fat or
thin bulls, 1h Q2c.
Calves-Lght weight, per Ib. 5%66c: me-
dium. "a 651ac: heavy. 4@4%c
Sheep 1per lb)-Wethers. No. 1, 6@6Xc:
ewes, 51a @5Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. IN
71ac; yearling lambs, 615c
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to lao lbs. 10k @101ac; 40 to 25O lbs iol5e:
260 to $50 lbs, 10@l0Ac; common, undesirable
hogs, 70Sc.
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SALES
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. April 5.--The oil stock mar
fornia Midway sold down to 20 in the forenoon
and in the afternoon sagged to 65%.
On large buying orders the price scared again
TO 80 and remained at that figure strong until
the close Palmer oil strong at 133
Cleveland oil firm and Union showed
strength at los. Union petroleum and Union
Proyident were in demand
oieum stood up we'll in the bear market. 1t
was hammered down from 11Ac to 11kc a
share but reacted to 11%c again. The last
sales were made at 111bc
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. April Especial cable and tele-
graphicc advces 10 Bradstreet's show the follow
lng changes in available supplies as compared
with previous account:
Nheat-United States east Rockies incrca sed
$4,000 bushels; Canada increased 226. 600: total
United states and Canada, increased POP 600;
ahoat for and in Europe, unchanged. total Amer
ican and European supply, increased 1902, 900
bushels
Corn nited States and Canada, decreased
1.402. 600 bushels
Oats-Unted States and Canada Increased
S03. coo bushels.
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Horses and Mnle.

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers journal: ~
Nothing in the way of public auction of
horses took place during the week Several
private sales are reported and from these we
will say that values the horse market appear
to be working little higher each week. Local
inquiry is brisk with competition keen The
different stables and lot of private business is
noted. demonstrating that the country is short
of stock for team power. and those who have
orders TO fill are finding it no easy task
"Draying firms are in the field for the bigger
and heavier grades of drafters. Style conforna-
tion. weight and age determine values For
desirable teams with above qualities from $500
to $500 could be realized. Serviceable second
handlers are in good demand and are fetching
prices out Of proportion to what good horses are
worth. Defective and foot sore mares will fetch
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, April 5.-Money Oh call. steady
2%@5 per cent; ruling rate and offered at 81
Tim io's o.osins s Diu' a per cent
per cent: 30 days, 3%G4 per cent; six months.
cent 2@o per
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual bust.
ness ness IN bankers bills at $4.s415G4-S430 for go
Bar silver 523sc
Mexican dollars 44c
regular. 1s' II
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce Anri, ,
Provisions

The market is reported quiet and steady at
previous prices, except an advance of &c in
cottolene.
Cottolene-0ne half Dbl. 13c: half bbls.
y sc; tierce 12%c; tierces, 1850; tierces
12hc.
quotes as follows: Hams 2IB@22I5c: nicnic
hams l5c; California hams. 201s a 21 10; extra
fancy bacon, 2Sc; fancy bacon. to lbs 251hc;
TO 10 lbs 241ac; 10 to Il lbs 241ac sugar
cured. 25c; light dry salt bacon, s to 10 lbs,
22c; 10 to II lbs, Il &c; medium bacon 201ac;
light medium bacon. 2012c.
Lard-Tierces 1Ttac. sos 17s4c los 1SAc 5s
lSase, is 1s1ac: compound lard. tierces II 15c.
Dos l1&e los 12Ac. 5s 1880. IS 12hc: yellow
cooking oil, 66c per gall white cooking OIL 671ac
per gall salad oil. soc per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher Extra family beef $17 per Dbl; family
beef, $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $16 per
bbl smoked beef. 19c per h.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $50; clear S34: :
mess; $32 pig pork. $685. pigs feet S5.T5 for
half ools, 81 40 for 20 lb kegs and $1S5 for kits
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Treasurv Statement

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The condition of the
treasury Al the beginning of business today was
Irnst funds-Gold coin. $S52. .346. .s09: silver
dollars $4s0: 100000; silver dollars of 1890.
42e. 600. Y'
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
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Northern Businex.
TACOMA

TACOMA M -. April 5.-clearings. $s4s. .sss; bal
SEATTLE; April 5-clearings, 81. .4os. $50:
So. sPoKANE, "a April 5.-clearings. s75o.s bal
balances, $223.511 $-'0'oOo'
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Hone,

Slight declines in apricots. peaches and pears
are noted. The market for fruits continues quiet
and devoid of feature.
Raisin packers have lately been free buyers
from growers and stocks have thereby been ma
terially reduced. The selling market to the east,
however. is ruling quiet
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 61a @sc; apricots,
Sa, 01Oc; moorpark. 10@1012c: peaches, AZ q
SIC: prunes. 2% with q G1c premium for
sos and 1Ae premium for 40s; figs. 41395%c;
pears 5610c.
crown, s1.75; crown, S1.25: seeded, 4a5c; or
dinarv layers, 8 crown. 95e: crown. 9Oc; seed
less sultanas. 21aG4c; Thompson's seedless,
314 4@315c for unbleaehed and 6h G61sc for
bleached: loose muscate, crown, 4c; crown,
31hc: crown. Sc; seedless. 202Ac.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 14la@15c; IXL.
I46141ac: ne plus ultra. 13tG 1312c; Drake. l01a
@11c: languedocs. 1oQ101ae; hardshell. 6l501c;
waInuts be per ID for No. softshells, sac for
No do; pecans. 141a@16c; peanuts, 4IsG5c;
pine nuts 1S620c per 10.
Honey-Comb, 14M15c for water white and 10
@12e per lb for light amber; dark amber, IQSc;
extracted 71ae for water white and 51sG692c
for light amber; candied and dark amber, "a
41sc per lb.
&c for dark.
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Beans and Seeds

The bean market continues quiet and steady
with quotations about the same
Beans (per ctl-Bayos, $5.6Jd5.S0; pea
nominal; small white. S4.5064. 50: large white
IS. 3.7514: pink. 81 1895; red. $6.50@6-75: black
eve. s4.60@4.T5; lima, S4.35d4.45: red kidneys
S5M5.25; cranberry beans. $4.6O0I4 10; garvan-
zas. s2.5o@S.25; horse beans. $2@2.25.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4tac; yellow mustard
5Lc: haxseed. 5e carload lots canary, 35t G4c;
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
New York Grain and Produce

inally lower Receipts, %, $50; shipments. 10 2lT
barrels
Wheat-Spot easy. No. . red. 81 90 c. l. r.
ana No. ] northern S1.23l5 nominal f. o. b..
opening navigation Wheat was quiet hut easy
under moderate selling rains in the south
west. more favorable crop advices and a poor
cash demand, closing at 1G1ac net decline.
May, s1.21A A@1.21%. closed s12fI; July.
81 l3as al Il. closed S1.133s September 81 .09a
lO91i, closed S1.09 Receipts. 1O3, 200 bushels
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
New York Curb Stocks
Boston Conner Stock.

BOSTON. April J.-Interest in Boston conners
this morning centered in Lake copper. There
was steady selling pressure from the opening
This, with stop loss orders caused A decline
Of III points from last nights close The de-
cline naturally affected Indiana and North Lake
though the decline in these latter issues was
but moderate. The remarkable feature and ono
which evidenced how thoroughly the Boston
market has been liquidsted. the fact that
the general copper list did not decline
The following list is furnished by e. F. Hut-
ton & Co., 490 California street San Francisco.