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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-21
OIL STOCKS

There was good business in the oil shares
in the morning, but the afternoon session was
quiet and brief. The feature OF the day was
. bid of 500 for any part OF 20, 900 shares
OF w IA There was sale of Junction at
5oc, the first for some time. W.-K was higher
ST S3l1 Blue Moon firm at 3sc. Turner Arm
at $l.52i3. Monte Cristo higher at So so and
S1.2712
Home oil ex dividend of 1c yesterday
IT Is reported thnt Enos oil company which
is now operating extensively in the Kern river
neld, plans TO start drilling in the near future
on the property owned in this field, which is
the 80 acres formerly known as the j. Will
hams tract. being the south half of section is
eral manager Of the Monte Cristo oil com
pany, has rejected offer of 50 900 900 for
that company's west side possessions made by
John +. Kerr, the well known oil man.
Mr.. Kerr has been commissioned to make
purchases to the extent of So, 600 900 for cap
itallsts whose names have not been made
known. They desire to obtain holdings in
Coalinga and west side fields of Kern county,
ana Kerr has been instructed to use his own
judgment in the selection of properties
The Morgan oil company. recently incor-
porated under the laws of this state for 81 900
900. has been taken over by eastern capitalists
The officers and directors are: Joseph Weisbaum
president; s. Rehoefer, vice president: Charles
flenlng, secretary; 4, ". Reynolds and A c.
klmball. all of Hsnford Cal.
The company so acres in section "a
township 20 range 10 east. Coalinga district
along the trend OF the snticline recently proven
by the Coalnga Mohawk and W. X oil com
panies new flowing wells. Operations will com
mence Immediately. the entire treasury allot-
ment OF stock having been sold.
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE
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Foreign Futures
rrr~ -D~oNE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. April 20-After maximum drop
net advance. Corn and oats imitators of
wheat, although losing less and gaining more
than the major grain. Provisions registered an
other material advance regardless of weak hog
market.
The initial decline in wheat carried May down
10 81. % and September to 97&c. drop Of &c
and &c respectively. In this drop Of Ia
pence at Liverpool was influential, longs for the
moment burdening the pit with their offerings.
Shorts. apparently moved into playing safe by
reiteration of reduced crop in Kansas, rushed
into the breach and bought actively. July touched
$l.003s M1.G0$i, September 99c and May Sl.O69s.
May closed shade up at $106&; July Hc
higher at S1.00ss and September sc improved at
9STs 099c.
Corn prices followed wheat in the early de
cline and later showed great improvement. May
moved between 5614c and 517sc. There
fair demand for cash and prices held steady.
No. yellow sold 57A "a JSc. The close
strong for all futures with May q &c up at
81 u 9g5T3sc.
Investment buying took oats prices away from
the weak start. May worked mp from 41Isc to
42Q421sc, the other futur - moving with it.
The close strong with May k@Ac higher
at 417sc
In provisions pork made gain of from 221zc
to 25c and ribs took from Zoe to l713c. Final
figures for the May products: Pork 25c up at
$2l.5o lard 81 II @35c higher at $12.3I y 91240;
ribs, II 15c up at $122O.
The leading futures ranged follows:
= (ppn Hfph
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities was very good
again, though the sales Of bonds amounted TO
only $4,000. The United Railway bonds were
stronger at S69M69.3712. Stocks to advance
were Union sugar to ST. and Orc water. light
and power TO $66, while stocks to decline werc
Associated oil to S4S.25 and telephone common
10 $50 10. The Peoples wafer per cents
higher at $72.25.
Firemen's fund insurance stock OK divi-
dend of 81 and the Mil Valley and Mt. Tam
alpais railway per cents coupon of 81. N.
The ComstockS were moderately active aud
without feature except that Sierra Nevada and
Union Consolidated new stocks q for of the old
issue were called for the first time.
The southern Nevadas also quiet and
featureless MacNamsra was ex dividend of
2lac.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining com
pany for the last week shows that an average
of nine stamps out of 100 were dropping con
stsntly. crushing 1925 tons of ore of an aver
age value of 5000 per ton. The bullion ship
ments consisted of "a bars. valued at $4,000.
and 20 tons of concentrates worth $12. 500, max
ing the total bullion shipments amount TO SOS
500. An average extraction of 80 per cent was
recorded.
The California Fruit Gamers association paid
n regular monthly dividend of 60 cents per
share yesterday.
The Mount Pleasant gold mining company of
FL Dorado county has levied assessment of &c,
delinquent May 20.
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ono Regular Morning Session
700 Belmont q 52I5l 500 Gid M,s3.S. 021
100 Do, TO-. 2 So 100 Montana ..... S.
ouoo Blfrg Nat Blk Of 800 Ton of Nev,s5.1.2 20
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Especial Dispaieh to The Call

PETALUMA, April 20.-The price Of eggs
showed change after receipt Of quotations
from the San Francisco dairy exchange today
The best offering 24e. and 23c was paid &C
cordlng to grade. The delivery was average and
reports OF conditions were favorable
SANTA ROSA. April 20.-Tnere was no
change in the quotations for eggs today, fol-
lowing the receipt Of advces concerning the
transactions of the San Francisco dairy produce
exchange.
All local dealers were paying pc spot cash for
choice and zoe for seconds.
The supply remains heavy. with good de-
mand.
Creamery butter remains at Csc
SANTA CRUZ. April 20.-POultrymen are re
ceiying only pc for eggs IN the local market
consequently large shipments made to out
side points. Merchants depend upon farmers
who furnish eggs in smaller amounts and geuer-
allv in trade.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruit.

Ten boxes of cherries came in from the Vaca-
willie and Winters region yesterday. They were
of the purple Guigne and Rockport varieties.
and were mostly small and poorly colored. The
purple Guigne sold at s2@25O and the Rock
ports found buyers at % box. Strawberries
were more plentiful than the preceding day.
100 chests arriving from nearby districts and
about 600 crates coming in from the SOUTH
Grated goods were lower, while chest lots sold
at previous prices. One variety from the Wat
sonville region sold at $40 a chest. while Ma
lindas, which constituted the bulk Of the ar
rivals from that source went at s6@s. Citrus
and tropical fruits were in good request at the
old prices SIX cars Of oranges came in.
Strawberries Longvorths. S12G15 per chest;
Malindas. $6dS per chest: crates, S1G1.25-
ApPles-Faney four tier fruit. S1Q1.25 per box
for Ncwtown pippins and $11oG1.35 for red va
rieties; second grade stock, 81; bellhOwers,
nominal.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Navel oranges, 81 .
@2.15 for fancy, S292.25 for choice and 81
l.75 for Standard: tanserines, s1.25@1.7S per
box; grapefruit, s2.50QS for seedless: lemons
S3.50Q4 for fancy. S26p3 for choice and S1.25U
LIS for standard; lines, s5-509s.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75cG$1.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 50G3 Tor Central American;
pineapples. 2.5o94 per dozen.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES. April 2O-Ranch eggs de-
cIlned 13c dozen today. Butter was steady
The market is Overstocked with all kinds Of
POTATOES.
Receipts Of produce were; Eggs, $50 cases
butter, 3S,9lS pounds: cheese e.193 pounds
potatoes. BOB sacks; onions, AZ sacks. beans.
none; sweet potatoes, none, apples. none.
Butter tpeT lbl-Creamery. extra. Csc first.
&c; cooking butter pc
Eggs tper dozenl-Extra select, 2TiAc; local
ranch. cGndled frsts 251Sc: case count % Ne ,
storage packed. extras. PC: do. seconds. De
Cheese (per lbt-Northeru fresh, Ice; eastern
twins. l9c: eastern cheddars 1015c; eastern
IO1gh0rn. I9c: eastern daisy Ice: Swiss, i'm
ported 3Oe domestic 2Sd PC; brick cream 2Oc :
limburger. 2GfI2lc.
Beans tper ctll--No. I pink. SIS. I5d5 90; No.
j limas. S440@4.50; Lady Washington. 81. so;
small whites. S5.4095.5o; blackeyes. $3.50 gar
vanzss. 81 so; lentils 81
Pota toes tper ctl-Salinas. 1.5001. so; high
lands. coca 81. %; Lompoc 81. 5067 1.6o: Watson
vile. Sl15at1-35; yellow sweets 81; white.
S25093; red. 81 25I2.50: Oregon early rose.
81 So Idaho. S1.10Q1. %: new potatoes, T56aSSc
per box; white rose 81 2S61. so.
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u;d.. TaIIor wool and Hon.

Hides-CuIls and brands sell about y ale M
der quotations. Heavy sslted steers. 12C, light
medium. lie; light. 10c; cowhides. 10c for heavy,
veal. 15G15j5c; sailed calf. 1515c; dry hides
zoe: dry kip, 19c; dry calf. 24c; dry veal. pc:
sheepskins shearlings. 2OG40c each; short wool
5O0S5c; medium. S5cQ$1; long wool, 81 2562
3: lambs 25675c; horse hides. salt 81 % 10
8 for large and S1.5O@2 for medium. 75caS1 for
small and 25G50c for colts; hOrSebideS, dry S2GQ
25 for large and s1.25G2 for medium, 50cGsI
for small and 2jG5Oc for colts; gostsklns, prime
sngora 75c0S1; large hair goats, 25d 4Oc; ne
dunn 2OG30e; small 5@1Sc
TaIlow-No / rendered, ga 95%c; No. ?. 3l4
a5c; grease. 2G3c.
wooI-Spring elip-San Joaquin, years staple,
12a15c; do S months, 7G14c; northern. 14di1Ic
Hops-California. 15d2Oc for crop OF 1909;
Oregous, 15Q20c per ID; crop OF 1910. 13916c
per ID.
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Eastern Livextock Market

cepts at II, 900; market steady 20 lower. Beeves.
$S60GS.50; Texas steers, S4.75G6.20; western
steers. $4.3006.75; stockers and feeders, s. 7561
$40; cows and heifers 81. TOdT-20 calves. SIS IS
08-25
Hogs"Receipts estimated at 1000; market
Toe higher. Light, IS. s5G9 20; mixed 50. $50
go: heavy. SS.S5G9.25 rough SS.s59S.95;
good to choice heavy, S9.95M9. Is; pigs, S. 601
9.15; bulk Of sales S969.15
Sheep-ReceiPts estimated at IA 900; market
weak. Native. S4.50dS30; western. S5@s.30,
yearlings. 81. 256S. 70; lambs native. 81. T5G
$50; western, SeM10.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 20.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000: market steady TO Toe lower. Ma
tive steers $500 8. 80: native cows and heiferS
s3-T5Gf rs stockers and feeders. 81 75@7. bulls
81 % IS so: calves. S4dS: western steers So IS
MS.10. western eoys. $4GS50.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market 5Gf10c higher,
Bulk OF sales. IS. 1898: heavy . Ss-959o- los
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Condition of the Treasurv

WASHINGroN, April 20.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
as follows: '
Trust funds-Gold coin. $685., III. 500; silver
dollars, $3.50 3T4 600; silver dollars OF 1890.
s3.1I0.0 600; silver certificates outstanding. $3.50
374 600. wv
General fund-Standard silver dollars In gen
eral fund, $1,510. pa; current lfabIitjes Sii17 :
$50, III; working balance in treasury Offices
$Z464l, IO4; in banks to credit of treasurer Of
the United States. S35,403.919; subsidiary silver
balance in general fund, Ss4 500 7o1.
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LITTLE DEMAND
FOR SECURITIES

NEW YORK. April 20.-Specific
causes were not clearly percep-
tible for the weakness of stocks
today. The demand was apathetic.
Occasional buying from the bears
to realize profits by covering
shorts constituted the principal
demand, but prices ended at the
lowest.
The persistent selling of United
States steel was of notable senti-
mental effect on the general mar
ket The dealings in steel made
up large proportion of the ag-
gregate Estimates of the earn
ings for the first quarter to be re-
ported at the directors meeting
next Tuesday accompanied the
selling. Assertions that the total
would fall below the 40,000,0 900
total of the December quarter
seemed to discourage stock hold
ers, although the lull in trade has
been we'll known.
The coppers were even weaker
than steel and were affected also
The movement to reduce the out
put of pig iron, coupled with the
advocacy of curtailment of copper
production implies an unhealthy
condition in those trades. 1t is
probable some degree of specula-
tive depression was reflected from
the commodities markets on the
stock market This is contrary to
the usual order. owing to the fact
that the declines in grain and cot
ton are due usually to promising
crop prospects. The effect of the
government inquisition into the
cotton pool is held responsible for
much of the unsettlement.
The additions TO the gold export
movem ent during the day were an
influence toward depression, al
though no direct effect was per
ceptible in the tone of the money
market Rates for call loans, in
fact. were somewhat easier and
the demand for time loans also is
reported to be almost stagnant.
Discount rates were firmer in Lon
don and IL is TO that center that
attention is directed for money
market infu ences.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales
par value s1.960,O0o.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers are
lower.
Cotton market shows little change.
Fair trade on the local exchanges.
Local exchange rates unchanged.
Wheat weak but no lower.
Barley suffers another decline.
Corn and oats weak and dull.
Government contracts for hay.
Beans quiet and firm.
Butter. cheese and cgEs I'M
changed.
Asparagus In heavy supply.
New potatoes plentiful. Old stock
dull.
More cherries received.
Strawberries more plentiful.
Poultry market active.
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New York Grain Market

NEW 1OKh. April ZU.--FIour-Qulet and
barely steady. Receipts. 80; shipments, 4,43o
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red. $1.134. nom
inal c. /. T.; No. / northern s1.15l5 (. O. b..
opening navigation. options-Wheat was weak
and lower the start under further liqui
dation the weak cables and poor cash and
export demand but prices regained the loss on
covering by shorts and closed at unchanged
to Nc net decline. Export sales were Il loads
Of Manitoba at outposts. May, $1.12h G1.13A.
closed $1.13A; July closed S1.0sA; September
closed Sl.O6A. Recepts. ZOO bushels.
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Hay and FecdstuRS

The market CONTINUES weak anu uuu-
Bran-$27@2S for red and $2S929 per ton
for white.
Niddliags-S340S6 per ton.
Shorts@$29d30 per ton
Feedsturs-ROlled barley, 25.J00 IS. so rolled
oats for feed S31a32: mixed feed, S2Sd2O for
average lots; Oilcakc neal ---; cOcOanut cake
meal at mills $25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 IN
: ron lots: tobbing. SOS; corn meal S3S03q.
cracked corn. S3S6S39; alfalfa meal carload lots
500 iobbing, sol; red star alfalfa meal 500 ia
carload lots and SCI jObbing; CaprOcO OflcaLe
meal $3.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat $I2G1S so; wheat and oat $40
OILS: tame oat s10@14, volunteer wild os1
SSG11; alfalfa. $SG11; stock hay, S769 per
Straw-5OQ75c per bale.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. April 20.-The market was active
during the morning. The sharp decline in
North Butte, owing to the poor annual show
ing. Of points from Mondays close demon
allied the list as whole. There is no
courage or buying power here. sentimental
effect on the weakness in the New York mar
ket the report Of the ceasing of publishing
monthly metal reports by the producers tends
10 a depressed feeling. Calumet and Hecla
showed good strength, advancing 10 points.
Stocks loaning in good supply, showing
negligible short interest
North Butte report of January ! is SEN
satiOnslly poor. The mine earned 81. 80 share
last year. Ore reserves greatly reduced, s72, 900
tons in sight
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Dried Fruits. Raisin., Nut, and Honey

Frutts-Evaporat apples. Ga AIAc; apr1cots.
So a 10c; moorpark 1O910hc; peaches. 4@5Mc;
prunes, "a Q2Ac. with &c premium for SOS and
Raisins-Layers, elusters-6 crown, 81. 80;
crown, S1.75; crown, 81. Is; seeded. 495c; or
binary layers, crown, CSC; crown, soc: seed
less sultanas, 21h G4c; Thompson's seedless. 81
6315c for unbeached and ca G65c for bleaehed;
loose muscatel. crown, &c; crown, SIC; 2
crown, Sc; seedlesS 2G2Lc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareus,- 14% 615c; Xxi.
14@141ac; ne plus ultra. 13I13Ec; Drake, 1oh
gle; lsnguedocs, 100 1O1ac; hardsheII. 81 dIc;
walnuts, f3c per Id for No 1 sottshells. SIC for
No do; pecans. 14ls a 16c; peanuts. 4n@5c;
pine nuts 1S@20c per h.
Honey-Comb. 14d15c for water white and 10
q &c per Id for light amber; dsrk amber. 70sc;
extracted, TIC for water white and 5Ls 661ac
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 4Q
412c per lib.
Beeswax-27ls @soc per Ib for light and gag
26c for dark.
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TACOMA. Wash, April o.-wheat-AIillng,
bluestem. sac; club. S5c Export bluestem, 90@
91c; club. SIC.
SEATTLE April 20.-Nlning quotations:
Bluestem. 94e; club, Ole; fife, Ole; forty-fold.
92c; red Russian, ssc Export wheat; Bluestem;
Russian, Soc Yesterdays receipts-Wheat
IL cars; oats, cars; barley. cars.
PORTLAND Ore. April 20 Wheat-Track
prices: Club. 92@94c; bluestem. 95@9sc; red
Russian. 9o@92c turkey red, 93@95c; valley.
Csc. Car receipts-Wheat, % cars; barley, 1
car. oets & ears
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CHICAGO, April 2o.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, weak: No rye. TSc feed
mixing barley. 43m5oc; fair to choice mailing
barley, 56M63c; timothy seed. $3.50; clover,
S11. 10: mess pork. per barrel, s2l 5OM21 70;
lard per 100 pounds S12.3T Il n 40 short ribs.
sides floose). Sl1.95d1 2.31Ia; short clear sides
(boxed). S13. 500 375.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clerances of wheat and -four were equal
10 81. coo bushels. Primary receipts were 246.
900 bushels compared with 49,, 900 bushels the
corresponding day n year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. s
cars; corn, los cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs, 1000
Ana
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Local Securities Fairly Active
Oil and Mining Stocks Quiet

closing bid, rs per cent; offered at per cent.
Time loans. dull and soft; GO days 3s4 per
cent; go days, 3& per cent; six months per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. AZ. d5 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S43aG1 $3.50 for 90 day
bills and at S4STT5 for demand
Commercial bills. S4.S3& 04s4A.
Bar silver 53Ac.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds,
heavy.
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Poultry and Game

The poultry market was active and in coed
shape generally yesterday, with large chickens
ducks and geese in good demand aud occasion
ally bringing advance over the quotations
SQUAD pigeons and broilers easy but stocks
were less excessive, and sellers had ceased to
urge sales. Prices for hare and rabbits were
too irregular to. quote. Most of the arrivals
were in bad condition. showing eject. sf hst
weather.
Poultry tper dozen Hens. So 5Od6.5O for
small, $7.50GS.50 for large and S9012 for ex
ira: young ROSTERS, Ss.5o611; old ROSTERS s3R
6; flyers. S1GS; broilers. $5.50665 so FOR large
S3.5oGI $50 for medium and So 5O3s for small.
ducks, $T@9: pigeons. Sl.75G2 SQUADS 500
$50; geese. s.. SOFAS per pair "
Game (per dozen -NominaI
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New York Produce
NEW YORK Auril a0-9sy-o1,-&

NEW 1OtShs April <O.-day-QuloN
HcpS-Dull-
Hides-Firm-
Petroleum-Steady.
Wool Quiet
Sugar-Raw steady. Nuscovado. 50 test. s.74
az. SOC; centrifugal. 90 test. 4.24d4. Doc; mo-
lasses sugar. 50 test. 3. 4903. 55c; refined, quiet
Co6ee-Futures closed steady at a net decline
Of 5Gl0 points Sales A., 600 bags. including
switches to the extent OF $4,000 bags. chiefly
from May 10 March. at about 40 points. April
and May, 6.45c; June 6.j5c; July, 6.65c August
6.7Oc; September, October and November. 6.75C;
December $500; January, 6.S2c; February. g. SIC;
March, 6-SSc. Spot. quiet; No. Rio. SIC; No
Santos, 914e; mild. quiet: Cordovs. ets 11214c
Butter-Steady- Creamery held seconds to
specials, 24@31c; creamery thirds 10 ArSts. %
G31c.
Cheese-Steady, unchanged
EggS-Bsrely steady. unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsted Apples-Stesdy Spot fancy. Zoe;
choice. SGs12e; prime, SIS @T5<c; common 20
fair. 666lac
Prunes-Easy- CALIFORNIA; up % SO-4os. 2Ts
0S&c; Oregons. age
AprtcotS-Quiet and easy Choice IO12 a &c,
extra choice. l1Gi1t3c; fancy. 126 12t5c.
Peaches-MOStly nominal. Choice. 6dSl4 &C.
extra choice. 81 ale; fancy, 7G71sc
Raisins-Quiet. Loose muscatels. 3St 65S.c;
choice TO fancy seeded 5Q6Ac seedlesS, 3laQ
4&4c; London layers. St15G1.20.
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S2I7 BAL -
TACOMA, April 2O-Clearinvs ssas oo7. h.,
ances $50. 534. 20"
SEATTLE; April 2o.-clesrings, sl.7oss52;
SPOKANE. April 2o.-clearings. s72s 2fs:
S107. $50
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Flour and FarInaceous Good.

Hour during the next week, owing to the con
tinuous decline in wheat.
Flour-Califorua family extras SIS 9nS5e en-
net without discounts bakers extras sS 3OSS
$50; superfine. $5G5.30: Oregon and wssbine,
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS April O.-Wheat-AIay.
81 0S; July SLOT; September. 9Ss4c Casino.
/ hard S1.0S3. No. | northern, $1.O68. a 1.OSI4 /;
No 2 81 .o+34 a .o6A; No. 3. 81 .02s4 d1.o4L
Corn-No. yellow, 5ts4 @54s4c.
Oats-No. white, 39Ik GS3gs4c.
Rye-No. . 71&0741zc.
Flax-Closed at 81. 36L
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Barley Suffers Another Decline
Lower Prices for Flour Expected

ents and $51O65.30 for cut OF; Kansas patents
S6.5O@6.75; do straight, S6.3096.55; Dakota
patents S7.25; do straights, 81; do clear, S.. 80
per Dbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prces in 100 ID sacks. net
cash no discount. follows: Graham dOur
IS per 100 lbs; rye Hour. 40; rye meal, $500:
rice -four. So; corn meal. 81. 80; extra cream
do $40; oat meal, 81; cat greats, 81 90,
farina So so: hominy. $3.50: bUckwheat Hour
81: whole wheat -four. $500; rolled oats bills
S6a6. 80; do in sacks. S4Q5.50, extra cream do
$3.50 in sacks and So in barrels; rolled wheat
bbls So in sacks S35064.5O; pearl barley
81 20; split peas. boxes, s. for yellow and 81
for green per 100 lbs.
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Bennr and Seed.

Beans lper ctl)-Bsyos. s5.s5d6: pea nom
inal: small white, S4.5o6l4,75; large white, So IS
@4-1oi pink, $5-i0d5.25; red. s6.50@6.T5; black
eye. $4.5O@455; lima, s430G 40: red kifneys
S545. %; cranberry beans, S4.40d4 so: garyan-
zas. S2.2oGS25; horse beans. nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard 41ac; yellow mustard
alfalfa 16617c; rape 2M2a.c: imported rsne
4d41ac; timothy. &c. hemp. 31s @4c; miIlet. Sc
per Id.
Dried Peas-Green. 81 per ctI
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SALES
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES. April 2o.-Unusual quiet was
the marked feature of the oil stock exchanpe
today. ee
Just at the close of the afternoon call Union
and closed at s1o7 to s1oI %.
close at S4S " ~
California Midway was ouiet selling At s5c
on so day buyer clause
oleum sold at 9%e on a so day buyer
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND. Ore, April 2O.-Butter-City and
country creamery extras, S3c; fancy, 2S93oc;
store, 20Q22c.
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1.521a mixed s1.45@1. 4I1a; white Egyptian,
Rye-Very dull at 81. S001. 80 per ct1.