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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains


Wheat-Chicago higher, chiefly on re-
ports that the Hessian fly was doing great dam
age age 70 the crop There was nothing new in the
san Francisco market, which continued quiet.
page.
CASH WHEAT
California club. s1.521a @1571s: Sonora. 81 6J
d1.l0; Propo and white Australian. 81. 500 90
northern club, S1.521a G1.5715; Russian red.
Silt = o. ,9212 turkey red s1.50G1o71a blue
FUTURES
10 a. M. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Freights continue quiet at 23s 3D.
usual European options. The chartered grain
tonnage in port is 934 against S SS6 tons on
against "a 241; on the way to this port 232 1913
tons, against 1853 900.
The market was quiet yesterday, with no
change in the cash grain, though December was
much lower Stocks ON hand appear elsewhere
on this page.
CASH BARLEY
No ] feed $1121a g1.1Sa4; choice, s1.15; of
grades. $1.o3M110 per ctl; brewing, S1.1T15 a.
12o; shipping lots, S1.171a@120; cheyalfer,
FUTURES
10 a. Session
December $ilios $iio& lHG siSss, Se sloSss sSS
p. Session
December-Sl .O9ls bid 81 .10ik asked,
Osts--The stock on hand appears elsewhere
on this page. 1t shows loss of 700 tons i'm
April. The market continues quiet and un-
Red $1.30@1. 40; black. nominal; gray. ST.
@1.o3; white, $1.50G1.60 per ctl for fair to
No l.
CONCENTRATIONS for the western product are
very unsettled, owing to the wet and cold
weather in the west, which makes dry corn very
scarce and hard to. get. Another general revision
of prices is noted.
Manchuria small yellow is quoted at 81 60 per
ctl In sacks; California small round yellow 81. 40
d1-1o; white, $1.75; large yellow. S1.7O01 10;
western states yellow. sacked S1.6jGI.67H: :
white. s1.671a al. 20; mixed. $l.55@1.5714; do
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track, $1.j71a a,
160 white, 81. coal .62 4 mixed, $1.55d1 .5T1a
white, Egyptian, Sl55d1.60; brown do. S1.4OG
1.4T15 per ctl.
Rye-Continues neglected at $1.75G1.s5 per
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OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks fairly active in the fore
noon but dull in the afternoon. Changes were
slight. Palmer was lower at $1.2s and Premier
rose to $1,3I1a. Associated sold of to S51 II.
W X. declined from $3.27l5 to $30212 bid
S3;2o asked. Pinal wanted at $40 bid no
sellers.
Stocks ex dividend were Union, soc, and
United, &c.
The output of the San Joaquin valley oil fields
for the month of March, the figures of which
were not compiled until the end of last week
was 4.502,514 barrels, distributed as follows:
Coalnga, 1877 900 barrels Kern river, LILO, ,514
barrels; Mckittrick, 40, 900 barrels; NIaricopa
Midway, 1.245000 barrels. The amount of oil in
storage in these fields is as follows: Kern river,
a. 437 400 barrels: Coalnga 900,71 barrels; Me-
kttrick 216,300 barrels; Sunset 450, 900 barrels;
Midway, 10000 barrels. The Producers trans
portation company has 67 900 barr4Is in its tanks
South of the Tehachapi 100000 barrels are in
storage. and in the coast field 20O, 900 barrels
bringing the total amount of oil in storage in
the state by the Standard and Producers on
March 81 up to about 16 339, 500 barrels These
figures do not take into account the oil stored
by the railroads and other big consumers.
At the meeting of the Producers oil company
guaranteed, held last Saturday a dividend of
$4,000, being ST per share, declared So
far as is known this is of the largest diyi-
dends paid by any local oil company. The com
pany owns large territory in the heart of the
richest oil producing field of Midway. 1t was
started by the Shepherd league company some
years ago and, nearly all the stock holders are
Fresno people
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Hny and Feedstu1F.

Alfalfa meal is lower. other feedstufS arc
unchanged. Receipts Of hay in April were 10 ar
tons. Stocks Of bran appear elsewhere on this
page.
The circular OF Somers & Co saws Of bav.
''Some increase in haT shipments mas hoc,
noted during the week ending today the fotaI
showing 2.3I0 tons in comparison with $40 fsre
for the week preceding. The situation SIN
remains unchanged for with the new seaso,,
close at hand consumers ere buyfnc hut Snar
ingly- as Is their general custom and We sa,
hardly look for any Improvements in trade bere
until about two months from now at whlch
time many consumers begin 20 take in their
winters suprsv
Many owners Of hay have concluded To earrv
their holdings over into the new season and arc
making no effort whatever to fnd a martet
A certain few. however. have decided to cIesn
out. and are sending their hay in and Ieftir,-
II sell tor whatever price il will bring
Ihe plentiful supply Of grass throuchonf fbo
stare. Wntcn has been unusually good thfs 80
son. has stopped practically all the interior 40
mand for hay so that the larger markets s,,sh
as san Francisco. Oakland san lose etc ~
Stitute the only available points for naarte.il u
sucn supplies a. are now being offered for 80
In summarizing, il is our idea that tho 80
trade viii continue TO experience verv 56
times until July. after which date rith 49,
anticipated revival in general business We ~,
again. u andits
$50 36 per ton
Mtddlings- S2SfdSS1 per ton
Shorts-$25ef2S per ton
Feedstuns-Rol1ed oaxlev S24 5o67a-. -,
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Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisiops

CHICAGO, May 3.-The gaze of wheat spec
ulators turned eastward today. Ohio Indiana
Illinois and Tennessee had far more of interest
for the time being than the west. Hessian
nics and crop damage reports from the states
named almost mOnopoliZed attention during the
last half of the day. In consequence the
market closed firm and within &c of the top
ngures of the day, with net gain of Xc to
3c the latter for the May option. Corn fin
lshed Bc to 1ac up, oats a shade higher to
Is "a Ac lower, and provisions 1Uc to soc higher
An exhibition of great strength was wit
messed in the wheat pit, although the day
started tame and uncertain. Almost entire
absence Of selling pressure near the start
made an advance comparatively easy, but soon
two big commission houses offered wheat freely
and there a quick setback. Leading longs
helped rise and apparently forced some coy
ering by a few of the larger shorts among
elevator concerns and spectators one operator
buying 100000 bushels. There was some
good sized purchases based on the theory that
May is usually a month of crop scares. Sep
tember opened unchanged to &c lower at
$101H to S1.012s, advanced to S1.O1at dc
cliDed to $1.01s. rose rather violently to
S1.02$. and closed 1Hc up at S1.02M.
A modest advance scored i'm corn with
the May option climbing than the dis
tant months. Cash corn was quoted firm and
1ac higher. No. yellow sold at 621a @63a.
Oats were comparatively weak. September
closed steady at 3Si2c, net loss of Il dKc
Provisions recorded all around advance
Pork finished 10G15c up, lard 171a d.35c higher
and ribs 1212 @15c advance.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

Flour continues dull and weak in sympsthv
With wheat but no further decline is reported
The interior mills Of Oregon and Washington are
said TO be cutting prices.
FlOur-California family extras Se96 40 NET
without discount; bakers extras. 6fl6. 40: super
tine, $4S0@5l0; oregon and Washington. per
Dbl $3935O for family. bakers and patents and
$4.2oQ4oO Tor cut on; Kansas patents SC. 500
30: do straight. $6.S0G6.55; Dakota patents
St;2o; do straights- 81; do clear. $3.50 per bbI
FarlnaceouS GOOds-Prices I'm 100 10 sacks. net
cash no discount. as follows: Graham -FOUR
$50 per 100 lbs; rye -four $500; rye meal
$50; rice dour, So meal. $40: extra
cream do. So: Oat meal Sc. so. Oat groatS 81. /.
farina, 50 20; hominy, 81. 50; buckwheat -four
$3.50; whole wheat -four, s.. 90 rolled oats. bbIs
do $50 IN sacks and 81 in barrels; rolled
wheat, bbls $3.50 in sacks S3.10G45O; pearl
barley. S+20; split peas. boxes, s. for yellow
and s. for green per 100 lbs.
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STOCK MARKET

Seldom is such variety of securities traded
IN AS were on the stock and bond exchange yes
terday. Sales of bonds footed up 1000. but
prices showed no particular change. Sales OF
stocks were distributed among large number of
companies. with Spring Valley stock leading in
activity at an advance from $46.37le To S4S.2J.
Northern California power also higher at
30. while Associated oil lower at Sol. %
and Hawaiian commercial at S41.50. Fireman :
fund sold $257. There higher bid Of
S66-5o for Pacihc lighting common and lower
bid Of $33 for telephone common Edison light
and power s per cent bonds coupon of
S1.50 apd Giant Powder dividend of soc
Mining stocks were quiet and the only change
SIS. 75.'e vas u'''"e i''''i''''' ''O' s-'' "
The mines of Tonopah district shipped a total
$3.50 42J the mills last week. The Tonopah
mining company sent 1850 tons the Montana
Tonopah 057 tons, Belmont 500 tons. Tonopah
Extension 750 tons. MacNamara 200 tons, West
End $50 tons and Midway 100 tons.
Private telegrams from Goldfed report that
after paying dividend No. of 80 cents per share
the Goldheld consolidated mines company had a
cash balance May 1, 1910, of about $l30o. 900.
The net profits for April stated 10 have been
about $500. 900 and the expenses $500. ZOO. Of
which S65. 600 on account of reconstruction
of the mill plant in the section damaged by fire.
The net receipts of about $500. 900 in April
pare with $763 37s for March, S513, $50 In FebrI-
airy and S2s1.947 in January. showing that not
withstanding the disaster which interrupted work
the mill the returns in April were the largest
of any month this year. circular just sent to
stock holders by Secretary and Treasurer A. IL.
Howe says; The property loss is rs reiatVe.E 0da
small probably not in excess of S12o,o0o. At
the present date 40 per cent OF tne MIN - Ih
operation. The damage to the mill viii have
been completely repaired and the entire mill op-
Grating within 30 days. Pending the restoration
of full efficiency sufficient will be shipped to
Offset the loss of 80 per cent OF the mill ca,
pacity and the company's normal production and
net earnings of approxmat 100000 per month
will be maintained
The Yellow jacket mill crushed 1928 tons of
ore last week of which 500 were from the mines
and the remainder from the Jacket dump. Inc
three mines-Yellow Jacket Crown Point and
Belcher Co.'s-y1elded q total OF 602 cars of low
grade ore 200 tons coming from Jacket, 253 from
Crown Point and 143 cars from Belcher.
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Potatoes. onions and yegetabIcS

Inc recently improved prices for asparagus
drew IN increased supplies yesterday. nearly
z.SUO boxes being received. but the demand con
tnued brisk and the market remained irm at the
previously quoted rates. Peas were quoted at a
narrower range. and although receipts were
heayy stocks were closely cleaned ND at the end
OF the day General offerings Of new POTATOES
dragged at unSuStained rates while choice lots
OF garnet chlles aud large whites in boxes com
manded a small premium. Rhubarh southern
summer squash aud Mexican tomatoes were fau
IN Iree supply and easy to vsHes. "a
cars or Mexican tomatoes came iu String heapS
appeared from the river and sold M ga zoe a
pound; the same prices obtained for NacaviIIc
lots Old crop potatoes steady at nm
changed prices Two ears Of Nevada onions came
IN and the stock offered at 81 81 GENITAL
These arrivals, together with the competition of
ket.
Potatoes (per ctD-River white J06I 7-c for
common 10 choice and SOd9Gc for fancy. Sa
iinas Burbanks. 81. 2JN t.:i5; Lompoc Burbanks
$t4O0 Loo, Oregon BIrbankS. 9CceI 81: sweet
potatoes. -; new potatoes. la Sac per ~.
onions tper ctll-OregOn. 81 .4061 20. Bermuda
seed $i.t16lZ per crate for white aud Sl.3Jd
lIO for yellow; new red. S1M1.2J per sack
Acknowledgements 81 500 - for extra
shc STA - Tor lower grades; tomatoes. MeNi-
can, $1,000 ]. - per crate; green peas 81 .-0d5 =
per sack; string beans. 90i Zoe per ~ for Vara-
vile and Ga Sc for southern: summer squash. -
ttS3c per box: garlic. IN s. pcr III: cabbage $50
M SIC per ctl; cucumberS. G5cN 81 per dozen.
caulihower- Goa I5c per dozen; turnips 6O6I 7.ic
per sack: carrots. I5c per sack rhubarb. t06i 6lc
per box for ordinary and 7-iGI FOR fancy: cell
cry, Sl.JOg2 for large crates.
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REPORTED THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular.
Spot and future cotton higher.
! Copper stocks lower.
Active trading i'm local securities.
Mining stocks continue quiet.
Shipment of silver bullion to Cal
cutta.
New York and sterling exchange
lower.
Corn scarce and hard to get.
Wheat and barley unchanged.
Hay market still dull.
Hops rather firmcr. Wool neg
Iected.
! Hides firm and moving off well.
Beans quiet and firm.
Flour weak and dull.
Lard lower. Bacon very firm.
Dressed mutton and pork lower.
Live cattle and hogs declined.
Dried fruits more active.
Butter and eggs firm.
Brisk demand for asparagus.
Old potatoes steady. New weak.
Onion market easier.
Strawberries lower.
Citrus fruits active and firm.
Poultry market favOrs sellers.
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CHEAPER MONEY
AIDS TRADERS

NEW YORK. May 3.-Stocks re-
bounded today from the depres-
sion which has been forcing them
TO lower price levels. but the re-
lief proved only temporary,
break in the coppers causing acute
weakness again. Apparently the
principal relieving factor was
found in the money market,
where call loans opened at Az
per cent. compared with the per
cent opening rate yesterday morn
ing.
Another influence was the sur
prise felt over the small effect
of the large payments made yes
terday for the cotton accepted by
purchasers in compliance with
the notices from sellers last Fri
day. This requirement for nearly
sl3.O00.OOO must have been financed
mainly elsewhere than in New
York, presuma bly, in Chicago and
in New Orleans, and. in the latter
case, ultimately in Paris.
There were 235,O0O bales of cot
ton in warehouses in New York
today, compared with only 81 900
bales at this time last year. The
poor holding power on the ad-
vance manifested by the stock
market may have been due in part
TO the strained and artificial situ-
alton I'm the cotton trade. Call
money also rose to 51a per cent
before the close.
The irregular tone developed in
the later market found some ex-
planation in the confused views
entertained of the technical posi-
tion. Some pains were taken to
spread the impression that impor-
tant inside interests in the great
corporations had set about rebuy-
ing stocks sold at a higher level
This was done by the insinuation
that large amounts of stocks
which had been returned to lend
ers represented the process. the
stocks having been borrowed for
delivery to conceal the origin of
the selling al the higher levels.
The compromises proposed in
the railroad legislation now be
fore congress were regarded. in
the first view, as a possible pre-
sage of the defeat of the whole
program of amendment TO the in
terstate commerce law. A revised
estimate of the proceedings seemed
10 accept them as strengthen
ing of the radical forces working
against corporations.
The public reception accorded
10 the proposed advances in rail
road rates was not relished in the
stock market. Fears were en-
gendered that the movement
would arouse an agitation that
might embarrass this intended
method of the railroads for re-
Endorsement of the increase in
cost of operation they are COM
planning of
The wavering hesitation of the
speculation only needed the late
slump in the coppers to turn the
whole market downward again.
Reports of wide concessions in
the selling price of copper were
the grounds for the drop in these
stocks
Bonds were irregular Total
sales Cpar value), s7.615,OOO.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Poultry and Game

The two of western poultry that were
received on Monday were pretty well closed ont
yesterday ana there were no further arrivals
though third car was expected Receipts from,
state shipping points were moderate and the mar
ket was in good shape for everything on the list
large, young chickens aud fat. heavy hens con
tinued 10 lead in point OF demand
fonltry tPer dozenl-Hens. S6sl6.5O for small
S1QS for large and S9N11 for extra. voup..
ROSTERS. $Sd12; old rOoSters s. 5n0J6. frvers
$I@I9O; broilers $4jO0j for large 500 1
for medium and 81. JOG 5 for small: ducks nom
nominal - 7''
Game (per dozen)-Nouina!.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispdtch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. May :.-There was m change i'm
the prices paid for eggs t~iay after the re-
celpt of quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange. The Petaluma egg exchange paid
2lc independent dealers and spectators paid
&c. There is change in conditions. SmalI
poultry Is in greater demand. Poultry is not
being put on the market in any great quantities.
SANTA ROSA. May $.-Ihe local egg mar
ket today remains steady at 23W24c per dozen
Tor choice and PIC for seconds. The supply Is
good foT strong demand The Independents still
give Ie above the assoc atiOn contract.
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK, May Especial cable and telc-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet :
show the following changes in available sup
plies. as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east of Rockies. de-
creased , 64S 600 bushels; Canada decreased 96l =.
900; total United States and Canada decreased
4609, 900; aiOat for and in Europe, decreased
900 900: total American and European supply
decreased j. coo 900 bushels
COrn-United States and Canada decreased
. 2069 900 bushels
Oats-United States and Canada decreased
l, 251 900 bushels
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Beans and Sech.

Pink bayO and bIackeye beans arc l1.,,,i,,..
up and are hrm, with advance in blsckcve
The other sorts are unchanged. Trade is not
very active.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos S5.9ON6: pea nom
lnal; small white S425d4.j5: large white
$S6O0J 425. pink. 81 % n 30, red ST. JO0yf -
blackeye. 81. .S0d5.I0: lima. $4$Od & 10 rcd~(--v
neys. $685.: cranberry beans 81. 500 ts,sy
gsrvanzas. 81. 2.25G G323; horse beans. nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4lsc; yellow mustard
5I4c: daxseed sc, carload lots; canary 81 n A..
altalta. 16G lie; rape. 202Ac imported rape
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. 81 Der ell
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Cash Grain and Proyi.,ons

CHICAGO. May 3.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, steady; No. rye. TIA TSc;
feed or mixing barley. 44G5Oc; fair to choice
mailing, 57@63c. Flax seed, No. 1 southwest
ern, $2.32la; No. l northwestern. $2.471a. Tim
othy seed, $3.05 Clover $11.25 Mess pork
per bbl, $21. I56122. Lard, per 100 lbs, S12 81
Short ribs sides. loose. S12. .20012.5O short
clear Sides boxed. $13.12bM13.25
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 10000 bushels. Primary receipts were
900 bushels compared with 2S6. 600 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. The world s
visible wheat supply. shown by Bradstreet's,
is 100000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow; Wheat, II cars; corn, 75 cars; oats
81 cars hogs, 20 600 head
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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NEW York; May s.-FIour-Stesdy; small
trade. Receipts, u, ,691; shipments, S2SS
Wheat-SpOt strong: No =, S115L4 nom
inal C. i. f.; No. 1 northern. $1.1STs nominal
{. o. b. opening navigation Options market
Wheat fTmcr with very small offerings
and Influenced by covering of shorts on firm
cables and unfavorable crop advices. closed
1G1Iac net advance May closed $1.16; July
closed SLIP; September closed $l1O. Receipts
U.s. 600.
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Northern Rusinesx

PORTLAND. May 3.-Clearings, S1,917, ,574;
balances. S201 no.
TAcoMA. May s.-clearings, s214e. .245; bal
ances $117.659
SEATTLE. May 3-Clearings, So, 25s. .542; bal
ances $22S, ,45S.
SPOKANE. May s.-Clearings, $s2s. .O9a; bal
ances $101 ,050.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS May 5.-Close: Wheat
May, $1.OS7s aloe; July, $1.e9; September.
S1.01& Cash-NO, 1 hard $1.12A; No. L north
ern, $1101a; No. 3, S1.04d 1.OTIs.
Corn-No. 5 yellow, 56@ 5Sc-
Oats-No. 3 white. 39639Ec.
Rye-NO. =, Tia TSI5c.
Flax closed at S23S
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oF PRODUCE
Northern wheat Markct

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. May 3.--Wheat. milling Bluestem.
Ssc; club, Sic Export wheat-Bluestem s9@
9oc: club. SJc
SEATTLE. May :;.-Milling quotations Blue
stem. zoe; forty-fold, ssc; club. SIC: fife, STc:
red Russian Soc. Export wheat -Bluesten SIC:
SIC. Car receipts mp to Wheat I ears.
oats. cars: barley. , ears. Yesterdays car re-
cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND May 3.--Whcat. track prices
Club. S5@ sec: bluestem, SS0S9c. red Russian.
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Active Sales of Local Securities
Other Stocks Without Feature

$3.50. 900; silver certificates outstanding $3.50,
0S:,. 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, 81 S02. 90S: current liabilities S10I-
u29 94l4; working balance in treasury offices,
S2232I S35; in banks to credit of treasurer Of
the United States, $3. .601 .2S7 subsidiary silver
coin, $21 .647.97S: minor coin. LAB 431; total
balance in general fund. So. 12e. 800.
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New York Curb Stocks
boston Conner Stocks

BOSTON May 3.-Tbe market opened strong
and dull and around noon was virtually at a
stsDdstiI. 1t seems to be in a position where
it would respond quickly TO any material bet
terment in New York. Coppers and smeIters
seem TO be the butt of the market for profes
sioDal selling; support is lacking.
The following list is furnished 10y +. f. Hut
ton & Co., 490 California street San Francisco.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The condition of tho
treasury at the beginning OF business today was
follows
Trust funds-Gold coin. $3.50. .227. .s69: silver
dollars, $49o,oSS.o0o; silver dollars Of 1890,
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NeN Work. Monex Markct

NEW YORK. May 3.-Money call firm at
4M5l2 per cent; ruling rate, AZ per cent: clos
| ing bid. per cent offered at 80 per cent.
Time loans very dull aud soft; TO days. 4G4A
per cent; 30 days AZ per cent; six months, 4 4
d4la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5d5R per cent.
Sterling exchange easy with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S435M 4 $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at 81 .S740 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S35s @4.S4k.
Bar silver, 54lsc.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Bonds-Governments steady; railroads irregu-
lar
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Menf Market

Live cattle and hogs lower. Dressed pork
is also lower. Dressed mutton and lamb have
also declined. No change in dressed beef.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef 81 @9c per Ib for steers, T@sc for
cows and helfers.
veal-s13 @9lac for large and 9@1Ohe for
small
wethers, e1a@1O4c; ewes. s@9l4e
per 10.
Lamb-1O1a G11c for spring.
Dressed Pork (per Ib)-131a d14c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight;
No l fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive, 51tc per
ID; under 900 lbs, Sc; second quality, Az 65c;
third quality, 414@41sc.
No. cows and heifers, 4@4Ac; second quail
ity. 72@3&c; third quality. 81 14G3Ee; com
mon, thin undesirable cows, 21a G3c.
Fat bulls and stays, PA G212c; half fat or
thin bulls, y G2c.
Calves-Light weight, per Ib. 5St G6c; me
dium 51f@51ac; heavy. 464%c.
UnshOrn sheep (per lb)-Wethers No 1, 5%4c:
ewes. SIC. Shorn sheep (per lb)-1a@Ac less
Lambs (per lbl-This years milk lambs. Ga
@6l3c; yearling lambs, 534 G6e.
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 14O lbs, 9A @91ac; 40 10 25O lbs 92tc: $50
to $50 lbs, 91ac; common, undesirable nogs,
60Tc.
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PortIand Rutter Marked

PORTLAND. May $.-Butter-City and cOun
try creamery extras. 27c: fancy. 2f61 2Jc: store
2OM22c-
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Dressed Mutton and Pork Lower
LdrdDecIined--- Bacon VeryFirm

do drsts. lie steady; New York fancy. zoe
nrm; Wisconsin singles. Ice. frm.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases y
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
New York Grain Market

s4GS5e: turkey red, S7dsSc; valley. sra Sse
Car receipts-Wheat, 16 cars; barley, cars;
oats. Q cars