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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01
To. Aupele. Markets


LOS ANGELES Nov 30-Reaction followed
the great Thank sgiving rush and tradlng was
light today. There was. however, as strong
demand as ever for butter ana eggs, Win no
EGGS-Local ranch, candled, 4Oc; Northern
ranch, candled, 3Tc; fresh Eastern, BIC; selected
storage, 2Sc.
BUTrER-Local creamery, roc; valley cream
GO 4 q Csc; coast dairy, choice, 57l5 B6oc; cook
ing. pc
CHEESE Northern. fresh Ice; Anchor, large.
lie; Anchor Young America. 1sc; Anchor, nand.
s EasteF P.s singles e aSs Eastern
Longhorn. 17@l7Ac; Eastern dairy, lt9pli &c.
Swiss. imported, 2s@29c; Swiss. domestic, 2oe:
Limburger, 1sc; brick cream; zoe.
Hens lightweight. lac; heavyweight. loc: Young
ROSTERS. 14c; fryers, loo; oroilers' l!ci ol9
toms, 19c; hen turkeys, lie; geese, loc; DUCKS,
lie; squads, So a dog. -,
weight, lie; heavyweight, 1Sc; young rooseters,
21c; flyers. 2Ic: brolers, &c; old ROSTERS l5c;
turkeys. 22@23c: old toms. pc; young toms.
23c: hen turkeys, &c; geese ioc; DUCKS lle'
POTATOES "a ctl.)--Idaho Rurais, 81 .65;
Burbanks, S1.5O@1.65 choice. 40; Sa-
linas. S1.90@2; Highland, Sl.75; sweet potatoes,
$3.50: jacksonville, S1.S5@l9O-
oNIoNS-Yellow Danyers. 81 25g1.o0; North
ern, Sl,2501.50; garlic, Sc; chiiis, green, 3c;
evaporatcd zoe; sun dried. zoe; ground, 12hc;
Mexican bulk, 1sc;. Austin, brown, local, $1.oo;
Northern. $l-25G150.
$3.50: Lima No. i. S.: Lady Washing ton: No !,
81. 906I3: do small white, No. /, So 60G13. 10 /;
Blackeyes, s3.75@4; Garvanzas. s425@4. so;
Lentils 9@10c pound. -. ,,,.. ,e,.
light amber, l2@13c; comb. white lac; extract
ed. water white 60-lb cans, 7071ac; extracted,
white, Cobb cans, e1a@7c; light amber, 6961ac.
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DAIRY TNUDII >
Butter. 2-lb 50. S5d90
III 10 square G5010
Califrnia Cheese. 20 as
Eastern Cheese --oqz5
Swiss Cheese ..25@e3J
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Copper Il stocks

BOSTON. Nov. 3O.-Money was very tight
over December /. and it csused some hesitation
in the market all day. but near the close.
when all had provided for their loans until
Monday the whole list was given a whirl in
New York The mysterious buying in CenteD-
nisI. Allouez and TecTunseh continues.
The adFices indicate that the earnings of
the Amaigsmated Copper Company for this
month viii be larger than for any preceding
month. The low-nriced contracts are being
worked of and before many months the COM
pany will be receiving the hieh prices prevail
ing Reports of the Amalgamated Company are
quoted as saying earnings of the year 1907.
providing there is material setback. will not
he less than $50. 00o. ono. In Good quarters the
belief prevails that Amalgamated will be pay
inc at the rate of 10 per cent to stockholders
within the next six months.
Conner CIeaniugs saws: "Amslgamated. with
the other Montana stocks. has been compelled 70
keen back. other pronerties hold the middle
~ the stage Anaconda went up easily
"Wednesday small burning by traders the
New York Exchange. Butte Coalition is very
d,ll L..I-ir,n n la If interest =,
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THE STOCK MARKET
All Classes of Stocks Moderately Active
With Little Change

Trading light again on the Stock and
Bond Exchange yesterday, with no sharp fine
tuatioRs. Associated Oil weak at s526
52A and Contra Costa Water firm at a slight
advance
The mining stocks continued TO attract good
attention. without any especial excitement, and
has been the rule for n week. there was
no general tendency up or down. each stock
selling individual. The Stock Exchange
viii not be in session today.
The following were ex-diyidended yesterday
under the rule: Hawaiian C.. & s. Co., 65e;
Hutchinson S. p Co, 121Sc; Onomea Sugar Co,
Soc; Paauhau $. P. Co, 15c; Pacific Coast
Borax, 81; Pacific Lighting, 40c.
The Pacific Coast Bank has levied an assess
ment of Csc delinquent December 20; the Fresno
Irrigated Farm Company, one OF SO, delinquent
December IS.
at a special meeting Of the directors Of the
Best & Belcher Mining Comp Wednesday
John Floqrnoy resigned from the presidency and
Ferdinand Butterfeld. an Eastern capitalist, was
elected president to iii the vacancy.
The following stocks have been listed on
the Stock Exchange: The Gold Bar Southern
Extension Mining Company, Inyo County Con
solidated Copper Company of Inyo County. and
the Silver Peak Consolidated Mining Company
Of Esmeralds County
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Waslrcci stocks about the Cotton slightly higher
Money 6dz per Silver &c lower Exchange unchanged
Shipment of SlO0258 in treasure to the Orient
November bank earngs gain S5o27l93 over November 1905
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Barley futures advanced
oats Corn and Rye as before quoted Lima Beans weaker
Hav and Feedstufs firm previous quotations. n
Fresh and Cured Meats in sufficient supply and unchanged
Prunes still creeping up in Eastern markets
Potatoes in light supply and firm
Turkeys dull and lower. Other Poultry firm.
Butter advanced 1c. Cheese and Eggs unchanged
Fresh Fruits in ample supply and unchanged
Local Mining Exchange adjourns TO Monday
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California stock and OIL Exeha-x.

SALES.
50 Wells Fargo New Blk, s....215.o 90
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There not much life 20 the market for
fresh fruits yesterday, trade being purely local
in character, with buying in all lines confined
to narrow limits. High prices were stil being
asked for fine Apples, but with the market
slightly overstocked the feeling among sellers
of weakness. The other tree fruits
met with sluggish demand. there being hardly
enough business in progress to warrant any
change In the quotations Well-colored lots Of
Naval Oranges were In fair request at salts
factory prices. but green stock, which cOnsti-
tuted the bulk of the offerings, were hard to
move The other Citrus fruits were In ample
supply and dull at the old quotations Grapes
were quiet and weaker for Grated goods, while
box lots continued to find ready sale. The
market for Cranberries remained very strong
aud ripe Bananas were still scarce and high
Observation-Disclosures, nominal; Cranber-
ries, Cape Cod, S14@15 per Dbl.
APPLES-Fancy, S1.85G1.50 per box for New
town Pippns. $1.25@1.75 for red varieties and
@sl; Christmas Apples, $3.50 per box.
QUINCES-75cQS1 per box.
PEARS-S1. 50Q2 per box for choice and 15c
al for No. q
Observation-Disclosures per box.
GRAPES-Crates, 60cTS1; small boxes, go
@75c; large boxes. 81 .25Gg2.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
81 %: Lemons, s263.50 for choice and fancy at
75c@s1 for standard; Grape Fruit. $2@4;
Lines, So. 50@4
TROPICAL FRUITs-Bananas, - per bunch
for Hawaiian and s2.50@3.50 for Central Ameri-
can; Pineapples, S3@4 per dozen.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Cash Grain and Proyisior.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3o.-The wheat market was
weak early in the day selling Of the December
option by longs and commission houses. The
selling was largely due to more liberal receipts
in the Northwest and to the assertion made
by Cincinnati trade journal that the winter
wheat crop is in good condition and that there
was on November l an exportaole surplus of
go 900 bushels. Early offerings taken
largely by elevator interests. Later prominent
more general demand. which resulted in com
plete recovery of the early loss. The late de-
mand was based almost entirely upon the small
shipments from Argentina for the week. May
opened shade lower TO q shade higher at IS to
7s1sc, sold between T7ssc and 781s@7sAc, and
closed a shade higher at 7s5sc.
Liquidation OF the December delivery had a
weakening effect on the corn market. May
closed &c off at 1850.
Trading in oats quiet and the market
was steady. May closed at 341 636c, unchanged
frem Wednesday.
Provisions were easier. At the close January
pork of &c; lard was shade lower and ribs
were down &c
Leading futures ranged as follows:
ArrfcleR- High.
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New YORK GRAIN and Produce

NEW YORK, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3d.
400 barrels; exports. 1890; sales, 1900 pack
ages Market dull and about steady.
WHEAT-Receipts. 19s.soo bushels; exports,
red. 7eAc elevator; No. red, Sole +. o. b.
aioat; No. Northern Duluth. S3%c c. 1. f. Buff
falo: No. hard winter, 77lsc c. I. (. Buffalo.
December wheat opened higher on a reduction
in local stocks but later broke cent. Other
options declined early owing to Liquidation
bearish crop news and a short selling, but
eventually rallied scare of shorts and closed
nc net lower. May IS I1-I6c6S4kc, closed
sac: July sa55 @s31sc, closed sS7sc; December
SoMs1c. closed s0Ac.
H0PS-Quiet.
-HIDES-Steady.
wOOI-Steady.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoFFEE-Spot Rio. steady: No. invoice
T1sc mild, quiet Futures closed steady at
net advance Of 10 to is points Sales 81. $50
bags. including December. Soc: January, .S5c:
March, 6.0566. Zoe: May. 6.25e; July, 6.4o@
6.45c; August, 6.55c; September, 6.5o66 e0c.
SUGAR-Hoiday.
BUTTER-Firm; unchanged
sCHEESE-Firm: unchanged.
EGGS-Firm; Western average best, S3@34c.
DRIED FRUITS
and futures. Fancy, SIC; choice. Sc; prime
PRuNEs-Are in fair demand on spot. with
the larger sizes particularly firm. Quotations
range from &c to SC for California fruit.
APR1COTS-Are unchanged. Choice, Ice; ex-
ira choice. l761sc; fancy. 1s92oc.
PEACHES-Are quiet. but firm. Choice, 12c
RAISlNS-Are in comparatively moderate sup
ply on spot and prices are firm. Loose muscate1
s1.65@I75.
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Potntoes. ONIONS and yeretnhle.

Stocks of Potatoes were light and the market
remained very strong for both river and Oregon
Buroanks. with top quality lots of both passing
out of hrst hands as fast they came in. Two
cars of Sweets arrived and were promptly closed
out at the fat rate of 81 80 per GENITAL
The demand for vegetables was less urgent
than on Wednesday and the receipts were
larger, prices for most descriptions were lower.
however, and good stock cleaned up readily
POTATOES, (per ctl)--Riyer Whites. S1M
LIS; Oregon Burbanks. sl.35@165; Sweet Po-
tatoes. $3.50.
0NIoNS-Yellow. per ctl.. 50G65c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas, S91oc per ID;
loo per ID; Tomatoes. 5o@s1.50 per box for
hay and 81 .25@1.50 per crate for Los Angeles;
squash. 65@7oc per box: Summer Squash. 81 q
per box; Garlic. 215@4c per lb: Cabbage.
zoe per ctl; Cauliaower, 75c per dozen;
Carrots, 81 per sack: Turnips 81 per
sack; Egg Plant, - per crate: Green Peppers,
5G6c per ID for Chile and Zoe for Bell: Marrow
fat and Hubbard Squash. s10@15 per ton.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts of live Chickens from domestic
sn nd points we're od rather gnf t
In fair shape. prices for desirable stock
5 6eing easIy malntanea mere vas very lte
live and dressed. Offerings of the latter were
liberal and included considerable quantity sent
in from Oakland Game just about steady
at the old quotations
POULTRY = Per dozen: Hens, Sc .50GS
for large and S5@6 for small: old Boosters,
S4.50@5 young boosters. s650@7-5 so; Fryers,
s5@5.50; Broilers, $4@4-50; Pigeons. Sl.zo:
S50la5O for old: Geese S1.75@2 per pair.
TURKEYS-Per pound: Live, 19920c; local
dressed, 22@26c.
GAME (per dozen)-Nallard Ducks, sS@4;
Canvasbacks, S466; Sprig. S2@3: Teal. 81 Boa
1.75: Cray Ducks. $2@2.50: Widgeons> 81 90;
SulalT Ducks, $1.25GI1 80; Black Jacks, 81 so;
Gray Geese S2@2.50: White Geese, $1.256l
LIS; Brant, S2@2.5 so for large and $1.25d1.50
for small; Hare, S1.75@2; Cottontail Rabbits.
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Dried Fruit.. Nut.. Rai.,n. and Honer

Mall advices from New York say Of Prunes:
Some holders decline to accept orders
for Santa Clara 4os to 9os on less than a 31hc f.
o. b. Coast bag basis with a premium on 4Os
though in other quarters it is still possible to
buy Cos to COS &c Z. o. b. bag basis with
&c premium on sos and &c premium on 4os
Still other sellers decline to consider orders
calling for equal quantities OF 40s to 90s at less
than 4c +. o. b. bag basis for the first named
size and 31sc for the other counts. Outside
prunes which have sold recently at 2Tkc (. o. b.
basis are now held on a Sc I. O. b: basis
FRUITS-Apricots, 15l1Sc per lb: Evaporated
Apples. spot, 60 @s15c; Peaches, 10@15c: Pears.
9@121ac; Figs, White, 31a G4c; do. Black. 81! a
31ac; Prunes, 4size basis, &c; large Sizes &c
basis.
RAIsINs- Seeded. 81 @1oc; Loose Muscatels.
&c. 715c and SC for 2, and 4 crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas. &c; Thompson Seedless.
71ac for unbleached London Layers, 3-crown
81 SIS; London Layers. 2-crown. s1.75.
NUTS-Almonds. Nonpareils. 171aG1S15c;
L. 1914 @1sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 16617c; brakes,
Ish@14ac;. Languedocs. 131hG14c;. hardshell.
9@10c. Walnuts, jobbing prices-Soft shell. Is
@16c for No. 1 and 12@13c for No. 2; hard
shell. 14c for No. and lie for No. q; italian
Chestnuts. 121z 014c per ID.
HoNEY-16@17e per ID for bright comb and
13@15c for amber; do. extracted, 81 @71sc for
water white and 51a46c for amber.
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ding futures ranged as follows:
Giles Open. High. Low
cash Grain and ProyisIons

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady; No. spring wheat, 77@
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New york Metal Marked

NEW YORK. Nov 30.--There was a DECLINE
of over a pound in the London tin market with
spot closing at f196 los and futures at f1e6 1bs
Locally the market was easy. with spot quoted
at S43 bid and 1910 asked The London
copper market was higher at f1o2 f0s> for spot
and f103 los for futures. Locally the market
SO. 27f5 @22. 30: electrolytic, s22G22.371a and
casting at S22G22. %.
Lead unchanged at S5.1566 locally and at
f19 IS in London
Spelter was unchanged at s2s in London and
at So. 40@6.45 locally.
Iron, was higher In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at f61 los and Cleve-
land warrants at 62s. Locally the market was
firm and unchanged.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK Nnr 30-Noney on cali. strone
and higher 5l12T per cent ruling rate. 10 pei
cent. closing bid and offered At p per cent
ninety favs Dsr cent: six months. per cent
Primo mercantile paper. 606i2 per cent
Sterling exchange. easy, with actual business
fn bankers bills st 81 S550d4 500 for &c
mard and al s. SO65N 4 500 for siXty-day bills
Posted mites 81 Sl1a and S4S6ia.
Commercial bills. 81 SOS
Bar silver. 69asc
Mexican dollars. $3.50.
Bands-Gov ernments, steady; railroads lrreg
ular.
call money was loaned ut 10 per cent on tnt
Stock Exchange this afternoon
While caI money was quoted at - per cent
p iarge bank made number 81 loans ST Q pc!
cent The rate receded 10 per cent IT the
close of the market.
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nnm-.trcet emmmary

rozsa & BRYAN ~ New York sent out me
following summary YESTERDAY; Americas
stocks IN London strong. lie 10 re above paI'
ifv Rank of England makes strongest return
"a rl,. season bit docs rot change lis presenl
rate Light demand cor stocks II me I ISau
crowd but New York Central stll scare; I u "
market generally cheerful on sueneih 9l ni4n,
rial aSition shown in bank returns; baIA %
F-.sfs77 .oD- MUGS TO receive gold from Farls.
but "a poets to ship about two million pouAus
to Brazil before tie end of the week
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Hay ana Feedstuffs

Receipts of Hay for two days were 81 tons,
including "a cars The market continued firm,
with conditions as previously reported. So
are readily absorbed and the market continues
firm.
BRAN-S2o@22 per ton.
MIDDLINGEs27@30 per ton.
SHoRTS-S2o@22.5 80 per ton;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barley, $23.50025;
Mixed Feed So3625; Oicake Meal in 5-ton
lots. $4,000 jobbing' Sal per ton; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills $24 in 10 and $3.50 c in
Cracked Corn. Ss1G32; Horse Beans, nominal:
Broom Corn Feed eos per stl Afs ta Meal
carload Safe lots 1os5ins 81 per 'on' Meal
HlY-CRoiice Wheat, sI9@22.5 so per ton; good
Wheat sl7506iS 90; other grades Wheat. S14
@l6, Wheat and Dat. $15020: Tame Dat. .$13@
II: Wild Oat $I0@14; Common Hay, Se@lo;
Alfalfa. S9@la; Stock. 5000 per ton.
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Proyisions

CURED MEATS-Bacon. 141sc per ID for
heavy, 1415c for light medium, Ice for light,
1910 for extra light and 2o@21c for sugar
ern Sugar Cured Hams, 171a @isc; California
Hams. 1914 @17c; Mess Beef, 50 per Dbl; extra
S16.5o: extra clear. S23; Mess. SO: Pig Pork,
500; Pigs Feet, So; Smoked Beef, lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at Sc for California
compound, SIC for Eastern compound and 12c
for pure; half-barrels. pure, l2Ac; 10-lb tins,
12&c; 5-lb tins, 1870; BIB tins, 13c.
COTTOLENE-One half-barrel, 9&c; three
half-barrels. csc; one tierce. 915c; two tierces,
9sscj Eve trees, eAc.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Nov Receipts,
1000; market steady to strong heeyes sag ana 4o
feeders. 81 50@4. 40; Westerns, So 9oqo; caves
So 500I.
butchers, S5.S5M63O: good heavy, $6.10@6.30;
rough heavy, $5T5G5,95; light; s5s5G5.25;
pigs. So. 40l6.10: bulk, SO, 05g62 70.
SHEEP Receipts, Is, 000 STEADY sheep'
S3.I5M5.15; lambs. S4.9O176O.
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Wheat and Other esrains

WHEAT-The market opened after the holi.
day quiet and unchanged. Chicago was dull
with increasing receipts and continued pressure
TO sell.
CASH WHEAT
California Club 81. 2215 q %; do, milling.
1-371s; lower grades of California. S1-10@1 20;
Northern Club. sf.271a@1-3o Northern Blue
stem, $l35@1. 40; Northern Red, 81 2215 g1.2I1 u.
n FUTURES,
10 10 II 80 o'clock Session.
May-s1 .3015 bid.
December- o.
BARLEY-Futures advanced. but cash mar
ket remained unchanged Receipts were light.
CASH BARLEY.
common to fair s1@1.071a per .ctl; Brewing
and Shipping, 81 15@1.17 per ctl; Chevalier.
&.1oG1.15 for poor to common and $l.2OQ1.25
for choice.
FUTURES.
10 to 1890 o'clock Session.
Open High: Low, Close,
May .s1 .dsh s1. ds s,5ah SLY ~
OATS-The market is quiet and Of holiday
character, but the situation continues very firm.
Good to choice Red, for feed, 81, 40@1 80; com
mon to fair, $13o@1 BIZ: Red. for seed: 81 80
Q1.65; White, 1.4215 al. 55; Black, $500
2.25: Gray. S1.421z al. so per ctl.
CORN-There was nothing new to report yes
terday.
California, 81 .5o@1.55 Tor small round yellow;
other kinds, nominal; Western spot, sacked,
Yellow, S1s5: white, $1.S0@1-321a; mixed,
S1.271a; Western, to arrive, sacked, mixed,
fa7R f %hite Ef aTD si2s@iso Brown
Egyptian. 81. 12H@1.15 per cti
RYE-California, s1.4215 @l.45 per ctl; Utah,
81. 35@1.40 per ctl.
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lnrtnn,. Receints

TIN, receipts at duties on imports at the Sau
T-rsDrfs., ifStnr- iiaiiSe in November were
SS0i a80 against S5sO.029 in November, 1900
Tho total c0lect.Yas rom January =, e.o -. *
during t.lo Same period in 1905, showing al
-----.--.--- ~ .r-r q cont OF SEQ. ~.
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OREGON
PORTLAND, Nov. 30.--WHEAT-Club SO a
64c; bluestem, 66c: red. 61@62c; valley, 66@6Tc.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
bluestem, CSC; club, e6c; red, 64c.
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Bank CIearinRa

The following table, complied by Bradstreet,
for the week ended November so, with the per-
cenfage of increase and decrease as compared
Per Cent
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BEANS and seeds

Lima Beans are reported in lessened demand,
with the market slightly weaker In consequence.
Otherwise there is nothing new.
BEANS--(per ctl)--Bayos, s.. 1902, -; Pea,
nominal at S3@3.35; small White e S5@2 95; ;
$275@3; Limas s4.s5@4 45; Red Kidneys.
$35o@3.6o; Buckeyes, $4.50@46o; Butter
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 4.25@4.5o; Yellow
Mustard, nominal Flaxseed So; Canary, 41a@
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Receipts. Shipments.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

CHICAGO. Nov 3o.-on the Produce Elk
change today the butter market was strong
Creameries 22@291Sc: diaries. 20@26c- Eggl
steady; at mark, cases included. 22g2oc; nfsts
re prime frsts, soc; extras, sc. onees'
steady; l3@13Hc
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. Nov Chickering's. 81 7o6. 718;
balances, $40. $50.
ances. S74 $685.
PORTLAND, Nov. so.-Clearings. s1.574,771;
sPoKASE Nov so.-clearings. s1.a4s,547;
balances, Sl1S. 1872.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
rrv-EDDnOr.
london Wool Sales

s. LONDON. Nov 3o.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted TO 12,345 bales,
including a large selection of merlnos- Com
petition was keen. Scoureds were In demand for
France and lne home trade. A large assert
ment of crossbreds sold well. America bought
superior grades.
Prices showed a hardening tendency ana
greasy halfbloods sold at the highest price Ct
the SERIES
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

FLOUR-California Family Extras, $465@
$40, usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 4o44, 10;
superfne, S3.30@3 80; Oregon and Washington,
FARiNACEous GooDs-Prices In packages
are as follows Graham Flour. 50, Is per 100
Flour, IS; Corn Meal s275; extra cream do.
ss75: Dat Meal s4.5oaS "a Dat G3roats, s4 .9a
HSminy r.s sS55@ wea Suckwn as: Fapina SO
Whole Wheat Flour So 50; Rolled Oats bbis
S7@s; in sacks, $6.50@l.5o; Rolled Wheat,
Split Peas, boxes. $500 Green Peas. $500 per
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01
Condition OF the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov 30-Todays statement
of the treasury shows: Available cash balances
S$S2, IA. Il9; gold coin and bullion, $113 1885,
S19; gold certificates. $50, 132, 290.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01
Nrvcr,bcr Baak CIearfngs

Tk.sl hans clorrines in November were SIS
eG- All AGAINST Sl6S 80 rs Tor November l1O0,
- nf.,rasc OF $50 2l1 .I35. ur above - per cent.
considering what las happened since November,
1905 this showing must be gratifying 10 every
San Franciscan.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01

4&c; Alfalfa, lac; Rape 1@ahc; Timothy 5G
5lsc; Hemp. &c per ID: Millet. S1ac; Broom
DRIED PEAS--Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
$2-50@2-75 per ell.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01

= - - -
Artichokes, doz. .356 20
Beets. doz. .1O&-
Beans, white. ID. 5I 9
Do. colored. III. 4Ge 9
Dried Lima. DO 8
Grn Lima ID .10612i5
Cabbage. each. s.
Celery. head d 3
Cress. dz bunch I'D
Cucumbers, each. 10615
Garlic ......... 60
Green Peppers. ID. 10@ IS
Dried Peppers ..20M25
Egg Plant. 10. a 8
Green Peas. 10. 1215 a Is
Lettuce. doz -15GZ5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01

ssc; No. 3. 7sQs3c; No. red. T2@TSA No. 2
corn 441ac; No. yellow 4s@tS14c; 10; o a, u
33c: No 2 white. 35K G364c; No. white, so
s24s No. 2 rye. 641ac; fair TO choice mating
barley. 4s155c: No. haxseed, silly; NO. L
NOrfhwacfor,, et n
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-01
Total U. S. So, 574, $40. AIS
Outside New York

Total. Canada =. Ss,13s, SAB 22.i -.
Balances paid in cash. .'Not included In
totals. Comparisons incomplete. sssNot in
Guided in totals because containing other items
than clearings.