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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03

Yesterdays arrivals of asparagus were the
heaviest even received in the local market on
one day, over e.5O0 boxes coming to hand up TO
noon. The natural result of this influx a
sharp break in values and 81. 30 box about
&c pound was top price for the general run
OF extra, while poor and thin lots were proper
tionately lower. The Gamers took a limited
quantity at prices ranging from 65c to 81 a box.
and when they bought by weight they did not
pay over &c a pound. At the close there was a
large surplus unsOld and the market generally
was in bad shape. Rhubarb was drug in the
market. with 81 Ia box a top figure for the
fanclest San Jose lots. Peas were in sufficient
supply and merely steady, Prices for celery were
almost too irregular to quote and receivers We're
advising their shippers to cease forwarding it.
Potatoes closed easy, with general decline in
prices. The crop Of California onions is about
gathered and the quotations are omitted Oregon
lots are selling fairly at advance.
Potatoes tper ctl1-River white. J9G75c for
common to choice and S0Q90c for fancy: Salinas
Burbanks. S1.25d1.4 40; Oregon Burbanks, 9Oc9
$1-03; Oregon early rose, $1.35@ 1.4O; river do,
S1M1 10; sweet potatoes, $2-25G2.50.
Onions tper ctl)-OregOn, 81 3ji1 so; Austria
liam 81; new green, 4OdT5c per box.
acknowledgements. S1M1.50 per box for
choice to extra and Goa S5c for common: tOma-
toes, Mexican. S2-50@2.75 per crate; do carriers,
$4JO61 40; green peas. 36f6c per ID; garlic, 56l
Sc per 10; cabbage, 500 4Oc per ctl; cucumbers,
81. 2JNl.tj per dozen; caulifOwer. 40650c per
dozen; turnips. 50c per sack; carrots, soc per
sack; rhubarb, 5Oc@Sl per box; celery, T5e1
SIZE for large crates; mushrooms, 1OG15e
per 10.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. April 2.-Rain in many sections of
the southwest brought out general selling of
wheat today, which resulted in severe declines,
closing quotations showing net losses of %@%c
to is a !@c. Coarse grain and provisions also
slumped sharply.
The wheat market opened weak and gained ad-
dltlonal weakness until at the low point prices
for the new crop months about 1 15c lower.
Opening declines ranged from 4 to lie. the latter
being the loss the September option Reports
OF rain in Kansas and other sections of the win
ter wheat belt and an official prediction of adj
dlt1onal showers in the southwest for tonight and
tomorrow We're the chief reasons for the heavi-
ness. The range for. September was between
Sl.03a and SLOTS. July sold between 81 .O6Ts
@lOf and $1.07Is. The close was almost at the
lowest point, September being at $1.037s and
July at $10T.
Liquidation was the feature in corn. and prices
declined steadily. Weakness of wheat and the
favorable weather conditions for farm work were
the main factors in the situation Cash corn
declined $4@1c. No. 3 yellow sold at 59@
o912c. The May option ranged between 60%c
and 81 1zc.- The market closed weak, with prices
Oats were weak all day. and closed with
prices down sc to 15mMc
In provisions at the low< point Of the day
prices were 121a a 15c TO 5245c below yesterday S
close.
The close weak. with May pork at s25 10.
May lard closed at $3.50 and ribs at S13. 10.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows, in quarters: Russian, 3s3 900;
Danubian. $4,000; Argentine I60 600; Indian.
$1,000; Australian, 100000
The market continues weak and dull but
there is further decline.
California club, S1.7501.S0; Sonora, $1.S7A a
2; Propo and white Australian. $1.e0@51 .95.
Northern wheat-Club. s175@1.771A; Russian
red, S1.721a oils; turkey red, S1.7561. so;
bluestem, S1.s0dLs71A.
FUTURES
10 a. III. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Futures lower and the cash
grain weak in sympathy, with trade dull
The stock hand April ! appears elsewhere.
CASH BARLEY
No feed. S132E d1.35; off grades 81 .30@
1.31A per ctl brewing, $l.371a shipping lots,
sieS3A 6137lh chevalier, $l.60G1.65 per ctl.
10 a. Session
Open. High. Low Close
May .si.8l si.31 $3.50 $50
June-No sales; 81 23st asked.
Dec. .........S1. 20 S1.20 81 1914 81 1919
0ats-Continue very dull. with prices largely
nominal. The stock on hand April 1 appears
elsewhere. 1t fell off 36S tons in March.
Reds for feed Sl.45@1.571a black, nominal;
gray, $1.55@1.65; white. $l.55@1.e5 per ctl for
fair to No. 1.
Corn-The stock in regular warehouses April
/ was 100 tons. The market is still dull.
Manchurian small yellow is quoted at $3.50
per GENITAL in sacks; California small round yell
low, s1.65@1.7o; white, s1-70@1.75; large yell
low, s1.65@1.6715; western states yellow, in
bulk. San Francisco track, Sl5214 Obs; white,
ST 5715 a l. so; brown do, S1.471a d1.571s per ctl
Rye-There is demand. Utah and Calffor-
mia, 81 per ctl.
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STOCK TRADING
REMAINS QUIET

NEW YORK. April 2.-There was
little life in the speculation in
stocks today and no signs of
transactions of more substantial
kind. The stock market element
held fast to its conviction that the
supreme court was likely to hand
down a decision in the American
tobacco case Monday and was
more inclined TO reduce commit
ments than to extend them
Foreign exchange was firm and
further gold exports are looked
for next week with the additional
inducement offered by the pre-
MUM on American eagles paid by
the Bank of England.
Yesterdays 3l5 per cent call
loan rate here is moderate COM
pared with the usual rate and dis
bursements coming back into the
money market are likely TO relax
the rate next week unless the gold
exports shall affect the tone. The
stock market demand for loans is
insignificant
liz d0N d4lGC III " caAAAAOdiN0o
by the New York Central called
fresh attention to the prevailing
tendency.
Estimates of the quarterly earn
ings of the United States steel
corporation We're of a very favor
able showing to be made by the
forthcoming report.
The bank statement was uneX-
pectedly weak The loss of more
than $40, 600. 600 in the actual cash
holdings of the banks finds no
explanation in the known move
ments of money and leaves the
100000 gold exported today still
to be counted in next weeks re-
turn. Without that allowance the
actual surplus of the clearing
house banks stood at only S5.345,-
zoo Friday night.
Bonds were firmer. Total sales,
par value s1,272,O00.
United States SIS, coupon, have
advanced 4 per cent on call this
week.
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San Francisco bank clearings last week were
Al 345. 267, against $41 260, 542 for the same
7eek last year, increase Of So 0S4, 1925, or IA
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Weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK. April 2-The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold $40. 100. 425 more than the re-
quiremeBts Of the p per cent reserve rule. This
is decrease Of s3.5$3.275 in the proportionste
statement follows: Loans s1251. 553 400, increase
e.I4o.IOo; deposits 81, 30 025 100, increase
S6.937 200; circulation $4s.5 800 increase
S216, 700; legal tenders. s6e. AZ. 300. increase
50 JOG 400: specie $3.50. 772 500. decrease So 9Oj
200; reserve 1922. 215. 700. decrease S1.79s 500
reserve required S312,506.275. increase S1.734.-
49, surplus SO, 100. 425, decrease 81. So. 275:
ex United States deposits $11,0S9 300: decrease
S3,54S,65o- The percentage Of actual reserve Of
the clearing house banks today was 25.42
The statement Of banks and trust companies of
greater New York not reporting to the clearing
50, 3ST. 300; specie 1925. 534, 700. increase S7ss
500 legal tenders 500 799 300. increase SI33 900:
The Finsncier viii say: THE chief feature Of the
statement Of the New York clearing house banks
for the week ending April 3 taking the actual
dition report a basis, was decrease Of Sill
sol 800 in specie The preliminary estimates of
the known movement of currency for the week in
dicated a loss to the subtressury Of more than
81 900 600. hut this was Offset to some extent by
a slight gain which the banks made on the
movement of the interior funds. Gold has begun
to flow outward TO Europe the first engagement
Of 100000 having been announced on Friday
This viii probably be followed by a much heav-
Ter movement from now on, but what occa-
stoned the very heavy decrease in specie, aside
from the known operations of the week. can not
be explained easily The loan item last week
showed a decrease of 81 353 700 and this with
the loss in cash already mentioned. brought
about decrease Of SIT ,314, 200 I'm deposits. The
decrease In deposits. OF course. necessitated
smaller reesrve requirements. and the contrac-
tion in reserve for the week S5.s47 $50. leav
ing the surplus above the % per cent legal
minimum at 81 1855. 0T5.
THE loans Of the clearing house banks are
now about $40 100000 in excess of deposits
This would indicate of itself period of irmer
money.
THE summary of state banks and trust com
panies not reporting TO the clearing house
showed increase OF SO. 4S7, 900 in loans an in
Of little less than 81 000, 600 in cash and
expansion OF i5,143, 300 in net deposits
The loan burden seems to be shifting to the
trust companies. although the April ] dividend
disbursements of something like $3.50. 000, 600 no
doubt responsible for the unexpected changes
in both the clearing house and the trust COM
many statements"
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities were quiet yesterday even for
roads bonds were higher at s7I.i21S. and PEG
pies water per cent bonds lower at STl. Pau
hau sugar frmer at 500. Omnibus cable
railway bonds were ex coupon of So
Mining stocks quiet. with few changes
The Comstocks were weak and mostly lower.
The only changes in the southern Nevadas were
loss of &c on the day in Goldfeld Consolida ted
at 81. 60 and rise in West End from 34c to 40c,
the stock closing at Soc.
The Savage mining company has levied an as
sessment of 10c. delinquent in office May ).
The Central Counties land company has levied
an assessment of ST. delinquent May ;.
The MacNamara mining company Of Tonopah
has declared dividend Of 2l9c per share, pay
able May 2
The time for recognizing the Dismondield
Black Butte Consolidated mining company. which
expired April l. has been extended to May l.
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EInnr and Fnrinacenns fsnnd.

Flour-California family extras, Sc. 40616 so net
without discount; bakers extras, So 4046.sO; su-
perfne. IS. 200l5.50 oregon and Washington, per
bbl 1913 for family bakers and patents and
81. 25@5.50 for cut on; Kansas patents. s6.50G
CTS; do straight, $630G6-55; Dakota patents.
Farinaeeous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. n0 discount, as follows. Graham four.
SO per 100 lbs; rye -four, So 40; rye meal
SO 20; rice -four So; meaI.-$2 so; extra
cream do 81. TO- oat meal. 81; cat greats. 81. 20:
farina IS so: hominy 81 90; buckwheat -four
81; whole wheat -four. 3.20; rolled oats. bbls
S676.50; in sacks. S4G5.50; extra cream do,
So so la sacks and 81 in barrels; rolled wheat
s4 20; split peas. boxes. S. for yellow and 81
for green per 100 lbs.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows
Beef-s@s11c per Id for steers, 7@7lsc for
cows and heifers.
veal-s1a @91ac for large and s@1ohc for
small
Mutton-wethers. 1oh@12c; ewes. 1o@1okc
per ID.
Lamb-126c for yesrlings and 14@15c for
SPRING
Dressed Pork (per lb)-131a G1415c for light,
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. SIC per
ID; under 300 lbs. 5G5Ac; second quality. 5@
SIC; third quality, Al. 94Ac.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4A@4ac; second
quality. 3s4 gle; third quality, 81 @311c; com
mon thin undesirable cows, az 03c.
Fat bulls and stays, PA 421ac; half fat or
thin bulls, 1h@2c-
Calves-Lighf weight. per Id, So gee; medium.
5A65hc: heavy, 4@4Ac.
Sheep (per lb)-wethers, No. l, 6@6Ac; ewes.
Lambs (per lb)-Thls years milk lambs. "a
71hc; yearling lambs, SIC.
Hogs eper lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs. 1O14 G1019c; 140 TO $50 lbs. 1015c;
$50 to $50 lbs, 10@10Ac; common, undesirable
hogs, 7@Sc.
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Hay and Feedstuff.

The circular of Scott, Magner & Miller thus
gives the situation in hay:
Arrivals Of hay for the last week have been
2.533 tons. as against 1906 tons last week and
8 $40 tons the preceding week. Quite falling
of but still too much for the demand. which Is
surprisingly light and we look for no improve
ment Consumers only laying in enough for
their immediate needs A fancy ear OF wheat or
red cat hay might be likened unto an oasis In
desert, eagerly sought after; but the balance
Of the market is ike the balance Of the desert
We quote all grades of hay lower.
The northern demand for alfalfa has practi-
cally ceased. The few orders being shipped is
hay that previously contracted Export de-
mand for Hawaii has been light
Holders of country stocks have been very
active the last week endeavOring To dispose OF
more or less Of their holdings, without much
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruitx

Thirty-one crates of Strawberries containing
10 small baskets each. came in from southern
California yesterday. and although the berries
were not of strictly fine quality they found
prompt sale at S2M2-2J a crate drawer Of
BongvOrthS, badly shaken up, came in from PalO
Alto. but was not sold Oranges and other citrus
fruits moved OF fairly at the old quotations.,
despite the unfavOrable weather conditions The
apple market demOralized. with dealers cut
ting prices and owners of the heavy stocks in
cold storage were Offering their holdings to COM
mission merchants at bedrock prices. There were
no established prices for cold storage Bell
flowers. every being chsry about handling
them because they lacked keeping qualities
Apples-Fancy four tier fruit. 81 al - per box
for NewtOwn pippins and $1-I0eI1 30 for red
varieties; second grade stock. I5cM$1; BellfOw-
erS. nominal
Citrus Fruits (per box)-NaveI oranges. 50 25
Q2.50 for fancy. $1.50G2 for choice and 81 a
1.25 for standard; tangerines, S1.25G1.I5 per
box; grapefruit. $2-50@3.25 for seedless and
$1.J062 for common; lemons, $3G3.75 for fancy
$2@250 for choice and $1.2541.75 for standard
lines S5.50d6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75e@Sl.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 2.5GGl3 for Central American;
pineapples, S3@3.50 per dozen.
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SALES
Les Angeles Oil Exchange
,ecinl Dnnnfch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. April 2.-Interest in oil is
increasing A party that arrived from San
Francisco. Investigating with a view to invest
ing. includes j. W. Pauson. Ed Stephenson.
George Hinkel, Ben Boas, r.. F. Boyer and
+. f. Warfeld.
Stocks were active on the exchange today.
California Midway oil stock sold>off a trihe
this morning. 1t sold from S3Ibc to S124c a
share. and closed at soc bid. with the stock
offered at 50 &c.
Jade oil was active and strong 1t sold at 45
cents share.
oleum was active. 5000 shares changing
hands.
% cents.
Another recently added stock is the Next
trick Investment oil company. 1t also was in
demand.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and HONEY

Fruits-Evaporated apples, 61aGSc; apricots,
9@1O19c; moorpark, 101s ale; peaches, Az a
50s and &c premium for 4os; hgs, AZ Csc;
pears. 81 6l10c.
crown. 81. 10; 4 crown. 81 %; seeded 41la5Ibc:
ordinary layers. 3 crown, 95e: crown, 90c
seedless sultanas 2la @4e; ThOmpson's seedIess,
SH 0315c for unbleached and Ga d615e for
beached; loose muscatel, crown. 4c; 3 crown.
She; crown, &c; seedless, 2@2Ac.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils 14la 015c; Xxi,
14@1415c; ne plus ultra. I3@1315e; Drake. 1OII
GLE; languedocs. 10G1Oiae; hardsheIl, 61a 9Tc;
walnuts, lie per Id for No 1 softshells, sac for
No. 90; pecans, 1413 916c; peanuts, Al 05e;
pine nuts. 1SG20c per ID.
Honey-COmb, 144 15c for water white and 10
a lie per ID for light amber; dark amber, TdSc;
extracted. I4sc for water white and 51s G61c
for light amber, candied and dark amber, 4@
4&c per 10.
Beeswax- 98oc per Id for light and 2sG
PC for dark
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Cash Grain and Provisions

follows.
Flour. quiet: winter patents, s5.o0d5. 30;
stratghts $685.; spring patents, straights,
feed or mixing barley. JoMJ5c: fair to choice
mating. 5SG65c: faXseed. Noe southwestern.
Sd: No ! northwestern. S2.31 timothy seed.
S2.30d360; clover, $3.50; mess pork. per bbl.
Sci "a 25.25; lard, per 100 lbs. $l3.T2H;
short ribs, sides tloose). $13. 25d13 621a; short
clear sides tboxedi $14.25@14.JO
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances. of wheat and -four equai
to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts j4+.-
Geo bushels. compared with 35T 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago Estimated re-
ceipts for Monday: Wheat 10 cars corn, 145
cars; oats. ~ cars: hogs. Is. 600 bead.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODuCE
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The stock of beans appears elsewhere on this
page. The market is now quoted quiet and
merely steady
Beans tper etD-Bayos. So 65@5. so; pea,
nominal; small white. $4.50d4.S5; large white
So. 1924; pink. $4.T5615; red, 65O66. 70: black
eye, $4.6014.75; lima, 81. 35d4 IS; red kidneys,
$56l5.25: cranberry beans. 81 60G4. 10; garVan-
zas, 81. 50@3.2 5 horse beans. $29225.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 41ae; yellow mustard,
SIC; haxseed, &c, carload lots; canary, 81 64c;
alfalfa, 161s @17c; rape. 242Ac; imported rape.
4@4Ae; timothy. &c; hemp, 3ls Gl4c; millet Sc
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, 81 per ctI
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Poultry and Game

Poultry closed the week with the market prac-
tically bare and in good shape generally. There
was nothing received yesterday to speak of and
lots. Three cars OF western poultry mar
keted during the week. Two cars fall due to-
morrow.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens $3.5066 for small.
S6.509T.50 for large and SsG10 for extra; young
roosters. $S410: old ROSTERS $566; flyers.
Sc 5O@T so; broilers S5G6 for large and S4G5
for small: ducks. nominal; pigeons. 81. 1892;
squads S3G3.50; geese, $2.50Q3 per pair.
Game (per dozenl-Gray geese. S313 so:
white geese, sl.5o@2; hare. SI.T5Q2; rabbits.
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Foreign Futures
Northern Whent Market

PORTLAND April 2.-Wheat track pricesl-
Club. Csc; biuestem. s1.02m1.03; red Russian.
96c; turkey red 81; valley 81. Car receipts.
Wheat IL cars: barley, cars: oats 4 cars
TACOMA. April Notwithstanding. blue
stem. 81 club 94c Export, bluestem s1O4GD
Los; club. 96c.
SEATTLE. April 2-Milling quotations: Blue
stem, s1.o4 club, 95s fe sc; red Russian
Csc. Export wheat, oi9 aes slol; club, 94e;
ceipts: Wheat. cars; oats, cars; barley, 8
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2 Provisions

Cottolene-one half Dbl, 12%c; half bbls,
f2hc; tierce, 121ac; tierces. f2fsc; tierces,
12Ac.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 81 ~ G22jac; picnic
hams 15c; California hams. 2015I2115c; extra
fancy bacon 2sc; fancy bacon, 8 to lbs, % 1ac;
to 10 lbs, 2415c; 10 to Il lbs. 241sc; sugar
cured 25c; light dry salt bacon, 8 TO 10 lbs.
22c; 10 to IL lbs, Fl &c; medium bacon, 201zc;
light medium bacon. 201ac.
Lard-Tierces 171kc sos 17sle, los 1sAc IS
1s%c. ss lsl9c; compound d., lard tierces 15ac.
cooking OIL Coo per gal; white cooking oil, 671ac
per gall salad oil, CSC per gal, ,
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK April 2.-Flour-Dull and barely
steady. Spring patents s5.J0@5. so; winter
straights. S5.20Gf 5.3j; winter patents, $5.j0@6;
spring clears. S4.j0M 4.75; winter extras. No 1,
S4.50M4.90; winter extras. No. >, S4.SOG T. 10;
Kansas straights, SjM5.20. Receipts, "a 200
barrels; shipments, 1000 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy. No. . red. S125 c. i. f;
No northern, $1.243s f. o. b. opening of navi-
cation. Wheat weak and lower under Iiqui-
dation showers in the southwest. lower cables,
poor cash demand and predictions of in
crease in the spring wheat acreage. At the
close prices were y M11se net lower. May,
$1.239s; July. $1.1JA; September S1.111a. Re-
CENTS IoS 400 bushels
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CRUZ. April 2.-Merchants are paying
u cents for eggs, keeping just a shade lower
than San Francisco quotations and thus keeping
enough local product at home to supply the
demand Big dealers ship their eggs to San
Francisco firms
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April acknowledgements. esti-
mated. 80 Market steady. Beeves. $3.50
$50; Texas steers. S5ft6.50. western steers. s.
a. stockers and feeders, So s. 9l6. 70; cows and
heifers. 81 SOd7 20; calves. $SG9-25-
Hogs-Receipts. estimated, 4.0OO- Market
steady. Light, so. 45G1O. so; mixed, slO.55Q
1890; heavy. S10.60@10.921a; rough. $1O.60
1O.7O good to choice heavy, $40 70d 10 80; pigs
50. 70G 1875; bulk of sales. $40. TOd10.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. estiamted. Loco. Market
steady. Native S5.50d9.3O: western. $3.50
9.1O; yearlngs. IS. 2519. 30; lambs, native S. 50
RIO. %; western. S9-4061O.35.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April 2.-Cattle-Receipts.
1000 Market steady. Native steers. S6Qs.25,
cows and heifers. S3.75fl7: stockers and feed
ers. $4-5O@6-6O; bulls. $416l0; calves. 4.J00
.; western steers, $J-75Gs; western cows, 81
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1000. Market weak. Bulk
OF sales. S10.50d 1OT 70: heavy. S10.T0G 1O.73;
packers and butchers. $fO.6591O.70; light, 5000
@10.6O; pigs. $9.j0410.
No sheep.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. April 2--Cattle-Recepts.
100. Market unchanged. Native steers. S66
5: cows and heifers. S3.50d6.25; western steers.
So. 1906 Gamers 2-50@3 y. I5 stoekerS and feed
ers, S3.T5N6. 70; calves. sf25ds.25; bulls stays,
Hoss@Receipts. $500 Market steady to
easier Heavy. SIC. 6Od1O.S 50: mixed. Sl0554
1865: light. S1O40H10.65; pigs, $9Ml0; bulk
OF sales. $40. 500 1865
Sheep-Receipts 100. Market steady Year
liuxs IS. JOff9- %; wethers, S7.I5 1S-5Os ewes,
81 5O6 %; lambs. $9010.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
SOUTH OMAHA
Los Angeles Produce Markets
TS,er.cI D;ssafeh 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES April POTATOES are weak
aud as dealers have large supply on hand
prices probably viii be cut
Eggs were nrn and butter remained steady,
although receipts We're large
Receipts OF produce were;
Eggs ISL cases. butter 63.O24 pounds.
cheese. II 33T pounds; potatoes. 1870 sacks:
sweet potatoes. p sacks.
Butter-Creamery extras 26cs creamery hrsts.
a5e: cooking butter. zoe
Eggs-Extra select 29ci local ranch candled.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Local Securities Market Quiet
MacNamara Declares Dividend

| respect remains to be seen. The new crops are
not very far distant, and there is point be-
yond which it will be imprudent for producers
| TO hold their products from the market 1t will
not do. moreover. to overlook that the high
cost of living and the high tariff are pro-
ducing strong undercurrent of political dis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03

Cheese-California fancy hats, 151ac per 10,
weak; % hrstS. 15c. weak do seconds. 14lac.
weak; fancy Young Americas 1Se, steady do
hrsts, lie, steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri-
cas-, zoe, firm; do flats, Ice, firm; Oregon stor-
age fats 191sc firm; New York fancy zoe
firm; Wisconsin singles, 19c, firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen, cases in