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Meat Market

Hogs are lower, owing to the extremely dull
demand Beef rules hrm, but mutton Is easy
though no lower.
The Cincinnati Price Current says that the
middle slaughtered during the week ending
April 20 405, 600 hogs. compared with 3oo,UVo
the preceding week and 315.OO0 two weeks ago
was 410. 900, and two years ago 100000. From
March I the total is 2,490,OO0 hogs, against
g. 420, 600 year ago. a decrease OF $50 Prices
of hogs have been irregular and have largely de-
cined. prominent markets at the close 1ndicaflnS
a general average of about $S.95 per 100 pounds.
compared with S995 a week ago, $1O-50 two
weeks ago, 81 year ago, $3.50 two years ago,
$3.50 three years ago and S3.65 four years ago.
Quality of hogs generally good
DRESSED MEATS
SlauRhterers rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-s1s@s per Ib for steers. 7Gsc for cows
and heifers.
per III.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-13La d1412c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive, 51ac per
In: under 300 lbs, 5G5Hc; second quality, 09
JHc: third quality. Az d4Ac-
No cows and heifers. IA M412e; second
quality. "a d4c: third quality. 314 q312c; com
mon. thin. undesirable cows, 2S4 dSc.
Fat bulls and staGs!- pa q 234e; half fat or
thin bulls, 112M2c
CaIves-I.ight weight. per III. 524 acc; me-
dunn. = 4 G5l.c; heavy. 4M434e.
Unshorn sheep tper lbl-Wethers, No /, &c;
owes. 5Iac
Lambs tper lbl-This years milk lambs, 6l2
csc: yearling lambs. 6d6i4c.
Hogs fper 1bl-IIard grain fed. weighing 100
to 80 his 93,c: lao to 80 lbs 10c 80 to $50
lbs tCc: common undesirable hogs, 64 &C.
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Har and Eeeh.tnH.

Hay dealers report that the better grades RI
nay are now developing more tone, audi III
celpts should run moderate. prices might improve
somewhat The circular OF SomerS & Co saws.
Receipts OF hay for the past week have been
very light, comparatively speaking but $50
tons being offered, in comparison with 2S1O the
previous week The general situation remains
practically unchanged here. consumers having
sufhcient stock on hand to prevent any raise in
prices that might have been caused hy the small
Quantity OF bay coming in There has been no
days. there has been stronger tenIency al
though no change In quotations can be noted
1t is very evident, from the small amount be
ing sent 70 market, that owners Of hay In the
country have determined not 10 force the sale OF
their holdings. A few. Of course are closing
out. but many who previously expressed tho opin-
ion that they would do this when they received
returns for few cars. have decided not to &C
esept the prices for which hay has been sold Of
The harvesting of drst cutting alfalfa and
volunteer In many sections Is well under way
and. with favorable weather conditions continu-
market at a very early date. There Is much
speculation TO what the market for naw hav
viii be. and much difference in opinion manv
authorities being firm IN their opinion that we
will see better prices during the harvest season
than exist at present.
Bran-$246l26 per ton
MiddliugsE ES2Sd31 per ton.
Shorts-S25@2S per ton
oats for feed $31@32: mixed feed S25Ss2 For
average lots. ollcake meal. --. cocoanuf cake
OF meal at mills. SIS In 20 and 10 and sos so in
ton lots; 1obbng, $26: corn meal. S3s0S9:
SO; tobbing, S21; red star alfalfa meal $50 in
meal. $3.50 per ton
Hsy-Wheat, $1201s; wheat and oat. s11a
IL; alfalfa. SSGl1: stock hay S7d9 Der ton
Straw-4ON65c per bale.
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Hides, TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

The staples under this head show no change in
CONDITIONS. Hops are quiet. wool is neglected
and hides are firm in the advance noted several
days ago.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about tsGfc un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers. i2c light
medium. lie: light. 1oc; cOwhides. lOl4c FOR
tot7c LOT llgnt+ stays. Sc saited kip. He;
salted veal 139151ae; salted calf felsc; dry
hides 2ueG20lae; dry kip. Ice; dry calf 24c: dry
veal, zzc: sheepsktns. sheariings. 2O6a4Oc each :;
snort wool oQMs5e; medium. S5cGSI; long wool,
sMd-52tf 49, l. -; lambs. 25Q75c; horse hides salt,
Sz2o45 for large and S1.5062 foF medium. T5c
qSl for small and 25e15Oc for colts: horsehides
Dry $292zo for large and 81 1.2562 Tor medium,
Sve0Sl Tor small and 25dJ0c for colts: goat
2oT40c; medium. 20Q30c; small 5a15c.
Ialiow-No- l rendered, 5d51ac; No. 2. 30
4i2c. grease. 202tsc
Wooi-Spring clip-San Joaquin. pears staple.
Ia l5e; do months, 7914e; Northern. 14g17e
Hops-csrifornia. 1502oc for crop Of 1909:
oregons, 15@20c per 10, crop of 1910. iS@f6c
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NEW RECORD TN
GOLD EXPORTS

NEW YORK, April ga nerv-
Gus temper in the speculation is
indicated by the sudden and vio-
lent shifts in the price movement
which stocks are under 9oing. The
severe declines of Monday were
almost entirely recovered in a
convulsive advance at the open
ing today. rejecting the unwill-
ingness of the bears to maintain
the position they had taken by
short sales the day before.
Quotations for cotton and grain
negatiVed the idea of disastrous
damage to the crops, such as had
been implied, and the covering
movement by the bears was then
extended. Aggressive buying of
United States steel and revived
reports that the dividend was to
be increased helped on the re-
covery.
The bulls also made the most
of the reduction ia the price paid
for American eagles by the Bank
of England and the. assumption
that this implied q cessation of
the decline in cotton and grain
prices passed away to some eX-
tent with the publication of
weather forecasts of the con-
tinuance and extension of the cold
wave. The tone of the weather
bureaus weekly bulletin gives so
serious a view of the situation as
The addition of $4,000. 600 to the
engagement of gold for shipment
10 London tomorrow brought the
total for the week TO S14,500,000
which continues a record outgo
for one week with the single
exception of the week ending
May 21. 1908, when SIS, 5,363, $40 was
shipped to France in making the
payment for the Panama canal
Preparations for the monthly
settlement and the political unrest
in England were factors in sus-
tanning the discount rate in the
London market. Call loans here
were but trife frmer, but the
gold outflow has reached such for
midable proportions as to prove
portentous. The change from
early belief that the movement
was ended to the prospect of fur
ther gold shipments was an ele-
ment in the later transformation
of speculative sentiment.
The United States steel divi-
dend action and the quarterly
statement. published after the
stock market closed, threw no
light on its action Earnings were
less than the preliminary guesses,
but the untitled orders on hand
had not fallen to as low stage
as official intimations had sug-
gested.
Bonds were easy Total sales
par value), 1880. 600.
United States IS registered adj
vanced 3 per cent in the bid price
on call.
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against sss6 tons on the date last year;
dlsengaged, l0,52S tons, against 25,971; on the
way to this port 235, ,647 tons, against H. 975.
Ihere was another slump in prices yesterday,
Dotn IN futures and the spot grain. No. l feed
SOLD at S1121a. 1t Is reported that there has
lately been short interest Of nearly 80 600 tons,
Dut that most of it has been privately settled.
CASH BARLEY.
NO feed, S1.1091 1219 choice, $1.15; of
grades, $lO5@1.07H per ctl; brewing $1.171a q
1.20; shipping lots. s1.l713 al 2O chevalier,
nominal
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
May-No sales; s1.10 bid, s111% asked.
Open High Low Close
December ...., ,.$1.1s .sl.l34s si.II4 s1,I1s4
May-SI.13
December 81 T.
Oats-White are irmer being temporarily
scarce The other kinds are dull and unchanged
Reds-$l .3001.40; blacks nominal; gray 81 45
q %; white $l.50@1.60 per ctl for fair to
No. l.
Corn-Continues dull and festureless Man
churian small yellow is quoted at 81 80 per ctI
in sacks; California small round yellow. S1.6O@
LOO; white, $1.65; large yellow 81 6Od 65 /;
western states yellow, sacked, $1.GO; white
Sl63; do yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track
Ylo3; white. S1.57; mixed. Sl.5I; white
Egyptian. Sl.55@160; brown do, S1.40G1. .4715
per ctl
Rye-Neglecte1 and nominal at 81 .S00 30 per
ctl
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Wbeat and Other Grains

The market is reported quiet ana rather
easy, with price cutting in hams and tieree
lard Other descriptions unchanged
Cottolene-0ne half Dbl, 13c; half Dds,
II sc; tiercc 1234c; tierces, 12esc; . uerces'
121ac.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows Hams. 21 y @221sc; picnic
hams, 15c; California hams, 2055M2113c: extra
fancy bacon, 2Sc; fancy bacon. to : lbs. % 1ac.
to 10 lbs, 241ac; 10 to 12 lbs. 241ac; sugar
cured, 25c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 IDS.
22c; 10 TO u lbs. 21 Iac; medium bacon, 2O12cj
light medium bacon. 202c.
Lard-Tierces Ice, SOS 16Ae los 1870, IS
161sc, IS lie; compound lard. tierces IL 1t2e.
SOS I14c los 12Ac 5s 12%c. IS 1215c; yellow
cooking oil. 691ac per gal; white cooking oil,
Tic per gal; salad oil, 73c per gal.
Beef-LOeal prices are quoted. Export lots:
inspected by the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef $3.50 per Dbl; fam
lily beef. SIS per Dbl; extra mess beef, $3.50 per
bbl; smoked beef. 19c per ID,
Pork-Extra prime in barrels $50: clear. S34;
mess, $32; pig pork $50; pigs feet, S0-I5 for
half bbls 81 40 for 25 lb kegs and Sl35 for kits.
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Poultry and Gamc

Receipts of poultry continued light yesterday
and sellers reported firm and active market
for everything except small young chickens,
which were in Oyersupply. Ducks. geese and
large chickens all in good demand. No
western stock came in. Two cars said to
be rolling this way. but no could say ist
when they would reach the market
Poultry (per dOzenl-Hens. S6d6.J0 for small.
$500 $50 Tor large and $9M12 for extra: young
roosters. SSel14: old roosters. 50 5O6G: fryer.
S76tS broilers. $4.5Od5 for large. S3.50d4 for
medium and S2.5OG3 for small; ducks. nominal;
pigeons, $1.T5@2; squads, $202-5Os geese, nom
inal.
Game (per dozen)-NominsI.
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|FIour Marked Down Twenty Cents
House Coal Declines So Per Ton

81. 4O6r1 80: Oregon NBurbanks. s5eGS1; sweet
potatoes, $2.50@3.50; new potatoes. III 42lte
per ID.
Onions (per ctIl-Oreg0n, SL75Q1SJ; Ber
muda seed. $1.75M2 per crate for white aud
81. $50 80 for yellow
Vegetablcs-Aspsragus T3d9Oc per box for
good to choice and 25d60c for No lots tOma-
toes Mexican 81 1902 per crate: green peas
StG1.5O per sack; string beans. $5dS rer
ID: summer squash S16 % per box; gariir
56tSc per ID: cabbage 60WI9c per ctl; cucum.
berS 75c6IS1 per dozen; caulihower, 65G 75c per
dozen: turnips, 60475c per sack. carrots IIr
per sack; rhlibarb. 35G5Oc per boy for orIi-
nary and 6O@75e for fancy; celery, S1.50g2 fr
large crates.
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Several Oil Stocks Sell Actively
Local Securities Without Feature

Time loans. firm: 60 days, 3lk@334 per cent
90 days, 334 "a per cent? six months, 4M4A per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, AZ 40 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S4s5Gf4 1. S445 for go day
bills and at 81 s79O for demand.
Commercial bills, Sassy @4S44
Bar silver. 5324c.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Bonds Governments, firm; railroads, easy.
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Beams md seed.

Large and small white beans are quoted rather
easier, while pinks and bayOs- are scarce and
firm, Other sorts are unchanged A fair movS-
ment is reported.
Beans (per etn-BsyOs. S5.9O@6: pea. nom
inal; small white S4.2504.5J; large white,
$3-15:6t4; pink. $J.25d0.S0; red. S6j0d g. -;
bIackeye.. $4.6504.SO; lima. S4SOG44O: rcd
kidneys, S50J.25; cranberry beans. S4J00 460;
garvanzas, 81. 25eI3.2Js horse beans. nominal
5Nc; daxseed. sc, carload lots: canary. 80, n s.;
alfalfa. 16d1Tc; rape. 2d2s,c; imported rape.
per ID.
Dried Peas-Greeu. s4 per ctI
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AyaiIahIe GRAIN supply

NEW YORK, April &c. - Special cables and
teegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in svailable
supplies, as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east Rockies. decreased
142 900 bushels; Canada, decreased 1910 900
bushels: total. United States and Canada de-
creased 3.052, 900 bushels; afoat for and in Eu-
rope, decreased 2.200,0O bushels; total Amer
ican and European supply. decreased $3.50, coo
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada. decreased q.
541 900 bushels.
Oats--Cnited States and Canada increased
11S 900 bushels.
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GRAIN MARKET
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.
Wheat--The market continues very weak with
further decline .at Chicago In this market
buyers and sellers continue apart, and trade is
very dull.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.55@I6o; Sonora. s1.70G
1s0; Fropo and white Australian. S162Js =
16I1a; northern club 81. .55 al 5715 Russian red
81 5oq l.52la; turkey red, 81 1.55@1 so; bluestem,
$1.62la @167h.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley--Ocean freights are dull at the moment
at 23s 3d, usual European options. The chartered
grain tonnage in port has register Of l.e34.
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Chicago Cash Grain and Provision,

CHICAGO, April 25.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, easy. No. rye, 7se- Feed or
mixing barley. 4fd51c: fair to choice mailing
do. 5IM64c. No. | southwestern haxseed. 81 81 !;
do No. I northwestern. $2.41 Timothy seed
81. 40. Glover, $11.25. Mess pork per bb
S21. 30. Lard, per 100 lbs. $12.22ia. Short ribs
sides Qoose), 1.7T12 @1223; short clear sides
(boxed), $13.50013.75 75.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four eqnal
TO 1G2. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 1s4
600 bushels compared with 173. 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The worlds vis-
bio supply. shown by Bradstreet's. decreased
100000 bushels. Estimated receipts for to
morrow: Wheat : cars: corn, ~ cars; oats
1o2 cars; hogs. 10000 head.
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TSpeciaI Dispolch 10 The Call

PETALUNA April 26.-Eggs declined lie
today after receipt of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange. The Petaluma egg
exchange paid 2215c Tor first grade. Other Of
ferings ranged as low 20c- The demand is
good and supply adequate
SANTA CRUZ, April 26.-Poultrymen are re-
ceivng pc for eggs in local market. but are
shipping heavily TO San Francisco for better
DriceS
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
Cotton futures lower.
Copper stocks steady.
Local stocks and bonds moderately
active
Several oil stocks actively dealt In.
Shipment of silver bullion to the
orient.
Flour marked down zoe per barrel.
Coal declined $3 per tom
Wheat weak and barley lower.
White oats firmer.
Good hay showing more tone.
Bean market shows little change.
Hogs lower. Beef firm. Mutton
easy.
Some cutting In hams and tierce
lard.
Dried fruits and raisins as before.
Hides, wool and hops unchanged.
Butter and eggs slightly lower.
Asparagus market swampcd with
supplies.
Old potatoes steady. Onions higher.
Increased receipts of cherries and
Strawberries.
Oranges active and firm.
Poultry market favOrs sellers.
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GeneraI NT.rch,,ai..

Bags-Grain hags- 53sa5%c. June-July az
livery: San Quentin bags. SIC: wool bags 27V
per H.
Coal-Prices have been marked down 81 per ton
IN domestic grades. owing to liberal supplies Of
the Australian product Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg. SIG per ton; Wellington. 50: New Well
Richmond. etc, 50: PeIaw Main. 50. Stanford
Richmond. 50: Cumberland. SIS In bulk aud
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J or PRODuCE
Northern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON

TACOMA. Wash. April 26.- Wheat. milling
Bluestem, soc; club, SIC. Wheat, export-Blus-
stem, 90@9lc; club. SEC.
SEATTLE, Wash. April 26.--Wheat milling
quotations-Bluesten, 92c; forty fold. a0c; club
soc; Fife, soc; red Russian, sec. Wheat, ex.
port-Bluestem. sac; forty fold. SIC: club. sec
eeipts: Wheat, 10 cars; oats, IA cars; barley,
IL cars
PORTLAND, Ore. April 26.-Wheat track
prices-club. SEE buestem. 90@91c: red Rus
sian. SEC; turkey red. sSc valley, 90c. Yester-
days car receipts Wheat, 10 cars; barley 2
cars.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. April 26.-Associated oil was
the feature Of the exchange today. The stock
was up quarter Of point. and 500 shares were
sold. The price ranged from $50.121. to S5O. .25.
Coallnga Central made its appearance today and
sold readily at 52c advancing to 53c at the close
California Midway sold around SIC. Union oil
was just shade weaker than yesterday.
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Treasury Sfatemenf

WASHINGTON. April 26-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, sS53, ,204 $50; silver
376. 400 silver certificates outstanding s4s9, ,s46
900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen.
4l7,l72; working balance in treasury offices
81, ,4S4 e65; in banks TO credit of treasurer of
the United States S36 056 .932; subsidiary silver
coin $21 .646 .34s; minor coin 81 200 496; total
balance sn general fnnd. Ss1. .o3s, 100.
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New york Grain Market

NEW YORK, April 26.@Fiour-Quiet and
lower to sell. Receipts, 27,sG0 barrels; ship
ments, 9S1.
Wheat Spot. easy. No. . red. S116Ia nom
inal c. /. f.; No. | northern. S111% nominal
(. o. b., opening navigation. 0ptions-Wheat de-
clined sharply under active speculative selling
on the weak cables and prospects for more IA
vorable weather. closing at 1l4c to &c net de-
cline. Exporters bought five loads OF Manitoba
wheat. May closed at S1.15A: July 81 Oe5s !:
September. S1.0714- Receipts, 1000 bushels
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OREGON


MINNEAPOL1S. April 26.-Wheat - Nav
81 .06as; July, S10Tb September. 900 9@e9Mc. Cash
whest-No. l hard. S1.091s; No. | northern
81 0S@1. .09ss No. northern. 81 .O6G LOTS; No.
8 northern. $f.0361.06
Corn-No. 3 yellow 56M57c.
Oats-No. 3 white, 391a 040c.
Rye-No. 2, 716731ac
Flax-Closed at 50 40
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

There was quite an increase in the receipts
| of strawberries and cherries yesterday. 800
chests of the former and 162 boxes OF the Ist-
ter being received. Strawberries We're easier
aS the market had not recovered from the -f
fectS of Mondays influx of Grated stock from
the south Well cOlored cherries did "A Iiffr.
better. while ordinary offerings dragged at i-
regular prices The orange market active
and firm at the recently advanced prices and tfe
frmness EXTENDED TO the other citrus fruits An
other advance in f. O. b. prices for navaIs
was expected. A crate of nutmeg melons, grown
in Mexico. was reported close at hand aud
scheduled to arrive today.
According to fruit trade gossip the cannrrs
are not vet contracting for pears, but are bold
ing OF awaiting developments, owing O. tho
favorable prospects for large crops on the river
and in other districts. Some deals in peaches
at S2042J "a ton have been reported. aud 10 IS
said that apricots have been contracted for in
some sections.
Acknowledgement SSH1O per chest.
Malindas, seas per chest crates, Sl9 9l.25.
Cherries-$1 % n I. 70 per box for purple Gusne
and 5OcGtS1 for red and white.
Appes-Fancy four tier fruit, S1dl - Der
box for NewtOwn pipplns and Sl.lDd go
for red varieties: second grade stock, TJc@si,
bellhowers, nominal
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-NaveI oranges s. SD
as for fancy, $2d2-50 for choice and 81 2Isf
.75 for standard. tangerineS. $I250l1. - per
box; grapefruit, S2-J003 for seedless; lemons
IS. 1894 for fancy, $2H3 for choice anc 81 2jG
1.75 for standard; lines, S5.5096-
Tropical Fruits-BananaS. 75ced 1. % per bune n
for Hawaiian and $2.5O33 for Central Amer
lean; pineapples. S2.5O@3.50 per dozen.
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Northern Rnsincxs

PORTLAND, Ore. April 26-Clearings, 81,
625.575: balances, $190, los.
TACOMA. Wash. April 26-Clearings SS67
66T; balances, $54 $50
SEAL AZ. Wash. April 26.--Clearings, 81,
679, ,227; balances. $47S.24S.
SPOKANE. wash. April &c Clearings, s6e7
s27; balances, $1G2.061.
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New York Curb Stocks
Borton Copper Stocks

BOSTON, April 26.-Tbe copper shares opened
higher. with trading moderately active The
tone however. was quite irregular, but in most
instances some improvement is shown. Cali
fornia & Arizona Lake North Butte and Isle
Royal arc each ] point lower. Allouez > lower,
Mohawk lis lower and Utah Consolidated /
lower. There is great pressure to sell the
market and IFS immediate future depends on the
trend in New York. Other departments are fea-
tureless with trade small and insignificant
The following list is furnished 10y Il. f. Hut
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Dried Fruits. Raislns, Nuts and Hone,

There is nothing new in either fruits or raisins
except that some business I'm future apricots r.
about Sc is reported Buyers think this price
high and hold on, so the business does nor
amount TO much. 1t Is pretty early for future
prices. anyhow.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. So are: apricots.
S13 q 1Oc. mOOrpark 100 1O12cs peaches, "A t c;
prunes. pa G2Ae, with &c premium for 50s and
1c premium for 40s; figs, 3aa 0.4e; pears. 5d 10c
Rasins-Layers, cluSters-6 crown, $3.50; .
crown, 81 10; 4 crown, $1.25; seeded. 4d5c; or
binary layers, crown, 95c; crown. 9Oc; seed
less sultanas, 21a Q4c; ThOmpson's seedless. 81 &
d315c for unbleached and 6Iz G61sc for bleached.
loose muscateI. crown. 4c; crown, 3lac; .
crown, &c; seedless. 2d2Ac-
Nuts-AlmOndS. nOnpareils, l4I2W Zoe; XXI.
14G1415c; ne plus ultra 13@13tec; Drake, 10 i
611c; languedOcs. 100 he; hardshell. "a a g..
waInuts, 1Jc per ID for No. softshells. sac for
No. do; pecans, 1412G16c; peanuts, 4lsGjc,
pine nuts 1Sd 20c per H.
Honey-Comb, 14G15c for water white and 10
a 12c per ID for light amber; dark amber. "a Sc:
extracted. 7Iac for water white and jIad6i2c
for light amber; candied and dark amber, Al
4isc per h.
26c for dark.
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PortIand Butter Marked
Egg Market in Nearby coun,

PORTLAND, Ore, April 26.-Butter City anC
country creamery extras, zoe; fancy, 2562Tc
store 20022c.
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Violent Changes
IN STOCK MARKET
Bears Show UnwilIingneSs to
Maintain Position Taken by
Former Short Sales
Bulls Take Advantage of Reduc-
tion in Price Paid for Gold
in London
New York stock List

members of the New York stock exchange. fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday: