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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
10. Angeles ,Inrkets

Los ANGELES. Dec Trading was com
paratiVely dull and featureless today Butter
and eggs continue firm with every prospect of
remaining indefinitely.
EGGS-Local ranch. candled. 40c; northern
ranch. candled, SIC; fresh Eastern, SIC; selected
storage. 2Sc.
BUTTER-Local creamery roc; valley cream
cry. 61l2 q zoe; coast creamery. fancy. 90 - "a
6Jc: coast dairy, choice 81 dG0c: cooking. DE
CHEESE-NOrthern. fresh, Ice; Anchor, large
lie; Anchor. Young America. he; Anchor
hand Zoe: Eastern singles. 6b@l7c; Eastern
twins l6M 16l4c; Eastern cheddars, 16n 16lac
Eastern Longhon. 1TMlIlac: Eastern dairy. II
d17Rc: Swiss imported, 2S029c; Swiss domes-
POULrRY--Buying prices, live weight. per lb
Hens, light weight. 16c; heavyweight, 15c;
young ROSTERS. 15c: fryers. Ice: broilers zoe;
old ROSTERS. Sc; turkeys. 1Ic: old Toms, 1Te
young Toms l9c: hen turkeys lie; geese: 1oc;
prices, dressed, per III: Hens light weight. 1Ic
heavy weight 1Sc; young ROSTERS pic: fryers
Ole; broilers. pc: old rocsters 13c; turkeys, 220
DE; old Toms. pc: young Toms. BE: hen tllr-
keys. Die; geese, Zoe: ducks. lie; squads, So per
dozen.
POTATOES fper cwt.l-Idaho Rurals 81 So
Burbanlls 81. JOd II 65; choice. Sl,;sJ@1 20; Sa-
lnas S1.Se@2: Highland s. Is: sweet potatoes
$3.50: Watsoaviile. Si-SJ6I 30.
ONIoNS-Yeliow >Danvers. S1.35: northern
s. 20; garlic, Sc; Chies. green, &c; eyaporated.
bnlk. lsc: Austin Brown. local s1.5o northern
BEANS 5per crtt---Pine No L 81 75a 3: No.
>. Sl.90: Lima. Ne. l. So Lady FWashington
80; blackeyes s3.s5@4; Garvanzas, $4.25@
40; lentiis. 9@l0c per H.
HONEY (per lbi-Comb, water white. Ice;
light amber. 12G13c; comb. white &c: extract
ed water white, 60-lb cans. 7@712c; extracted
white, e0-lb cans, 61z@7c; light amber, 6@612c.
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The only change in the quotations for Dairy
Produce yesterday In Eggs, California fresh
vance of 1c over the preceding day. Az men
toned in the last report, dealers were rather
expecting reaction in this article, and their
views were somewhat verified by yesterdays ad-
vance. Storage goods. both local and Eastern,
are meeting with the usual brisk demand
Butter closed firm with stocks of the upper
grades of fresh goods closely cleaned up and the
market was still pointing upward On the EX-
closing sale was at SIC. the old quotation, which
accordingly allowed toss stand
Cheese was in good demand ana hrm at the
familiar quotations
Butter-l0 cases fresh extras at 3Ilsc aud 20
at SIC.
Eggs-5o cases California storage selected at
Receipts werel21 200 lbs Butter, 200 lbs Cheese
and S36 cs Eggs.
The following are the official quotations es-
tablshed By sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, &c per Id
firm: do frsts, 2sc. firm; seconds. &c firm;
packing stock. firm at 2115c for No L and &c
for No 2; Eastern extras, 2715c firm; do hrsts,
and 2oc for fTsts. Storage goods-California e1-
tras. 2S &c steady frsts 25c. firm; seconds, Zoe,
firm No. l packing stock. 201ac, firm; Eastern
extras. 27l5c firm: Eastern ladies. firm at Il 12c
for extras and bic for firsts
CHEESE-Fancy California, new fats, loo
per h. firm; frsts, 3l2c. firm; new Young Amer
icas. fancy. l7c firm; Eastern fancy, lie,
firm Western fancy, 15c. frnf. Storage goods
firm; fancy Young Americas. 15l.c, hrm; fancy
Eastern. I7c firm
EGGS-California fresh selected. 4sc per doz.
firm; frsts and seconds, nominal; thirds,
frsts, 26c. firm; Eastern storage. selected, 2?c,
firm frsts, 2i1ac firm; seconds, zoe, nrm-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wastree stocks about the Cotton 1@4 points lower
Local Mining Stock Exchange not in session
Weekly bank cearngs gain 81 per cent over last year
Exchange about before Silver 54c higher
Wheat futures frmer. Spot Wheat unchanged
Barley higher, but cash grain quiet and easy
Oats firm Corn weaker, Rye dull, Lima Beans easier
Hay other forage still firm and in brisk demand
i've and Dressed Hogs Higher Beef firm Mutton rather weak
coal market shows additional changes.
Potatoes in moderate supply and firm. Onions weak
Game Warden conhscates several lines OF Wild Ducks.
Poultry market cleaned up and firm.
Fresh Fruits ample supply and quiet.
Eggs advance again. Butter and Cheese firm.
2runes Raisins Nuts and Honey strong and in demand
Hides. Talow. Wool and Hops as before.
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tho December option the feature OF trading
IN the wheat pit. Because of the small amount
offered for sale. the price of that dellVery
at a premium all day. Deliveries today
the heaviest for several years, the total
amount aggrcgating 100000 bushels. Fhe
greater portion of the grain put out by
large elevator concerns and most of 1t was
taken by prominent commission houses Mnen
It became known that nearly all of the wheat
had been taken by leading houses, rurnors OF
big deal in the local market were revived. News
of the day was quite favorable to the bears.
The market closed irregular. May opened
shade 10 1sc higher at 7Sh@lSAe, soid at
1sssc and declined to 7TAc where II ciosed.
&c lower than yesterday. December closed at
T2Ise.
The probability of an early increase IN the
crop movement had a weakening effect on the
corn market. May closed bGhc on at
The oat market was fairly steady. May
closed a shade lower at 34hc.
Provisions were quiet but firm Al the elose
and ribs were ~ 0l10c higher.
The leading futures ranged as folows:
Arffr Oman
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Poultry and Game

The action OF the Game Warden in confiscat-
Ing all the Wild Ducks received by some ham
dlers who had more birds in their possession
than the bag limit law allows. had a depressln
effect the market. retailers, fearing simi-
lar action, were backward about buying The
market for Ducks was weak in consequence,
while Geese Hare and Rabbits remained firm.
Poultry closed firm, with the market practically
bare of desirable stock. Offerings of Turkeys
consisted almost entirely of live stock, only
three cases of dressed being received.
POULTRY = Per dozen: Hens, s6-5O@s
for large and S5@6 for small: old BOOSTERS,
$450@5: Young BOOSTERS. s650@7.50; Fryers.
s5@5.50 Rroiers, S4G450: Pigeons. s1.2o;
Squads S2M2. so: Ducks scar for young and
S56l5.50 for old: Geese. S1,7502 per pair.
TURKEYS-Per pound: Live, l9@20c; local
dressed. ga 2Jc.
GAME 1per dozen)-Mallard Ducks. s3G3.50;
Canvasbacks. S4@5; Sprig, S250q3.90; Teal:
$3.50; Gray Ducks. 81; Widgeon. Sl.oo; Small
Ducks 81 %: Black Jacks. S1.25; Gray Geese.
$2.5003: White Geese. 81 .25@1.75; Brant, 81 so
d3 for large and S1.25@1.50 for small; Hare,
50; Cottontail Rabbits, $3.50.
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Potatnex. oniona and VegetabIes

Trade in Potatoes was of the usual light q
weekend character but with stocks light me
market remained very firm all around Fine
Oregon Burbanks were held at higher prices AM.
river goods were pointing upward Two eaTs
OF Sweet Potatoes came in. causing slisnl!ly
lower market for that article onions we're stiIi
abundant and closed weak at the familiar quo
tations.
Vegetables of good quality continued to meet nee
with a steady call and Peas, Beans ana rep
pers from the Los Angeles region wer3 higher Ter
Southern Tomatoes. too. were firm, wnl.e pay
lots We're slow of sale, being mostly froSt- pitten
or otherwise poor
%; Oregon Burbanks. $1.4o@1.75; Sweet Pota-
oNioNSS,Y Yell per ctl., 5o@e5c
VEGETABLES-Gree Peas, 90lOc per ID.
String Beans 10@1213c per ID; Wax Beans. S s
Zoe per ID: Tomatoes 50c@S1.25 per box for
bay and Si@15O per crate for Los Angeles;
dollhouse Cucnmbers. 81 per dozen; cream
Squash 65670c per box: Summer Squash, 81. 20
per box; Garlic; 21zqSc per 10; Cabbage.
roc per ctl; Caulihower, Toe per dozen
Carrots, 81 per sack; TurnlPs. 81 per
saek; Egg Plant per crate green IRE aT
rowfat and Hubbard Squash, S10G15 per ton.
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peciduou, and Citrus Fruits

Ample supplies and light trading continued 10
characterize the market for fresh fruits and the
general feeling among dealers one of east
ness Fine Apples still neglected, but no
concessions Were being made. as the bulk of the
supplies had been purchased at high prices in
the growing districts and the receivers were
obliged to ask correspondingy high prices in
order to come out even. Well colored Navel
Oranges in fair demand, with desirable
sizes occasionally commanding a premium, while
general offerings were extremely dull. The
other Citrus fruits were plentiful and weak,
Lemons being particularly so. Pears and Per
simmons attracted but little attention and the
latter quoted at wider range, while
Grated Grapes did q little better.
gRANBERRIES-Cape Cod. S14M15 per Dbl.
APPLEs--Fancy. s1.35@1. 80 per box for New
town Pippins. 81 .25G1.75 for red varieties and
Sl11 % for Bellfowers: common to choice 5Oc@
81 per box; Christmas Apples, $3.50 per box.
PEARS-$1. SOAP per box for choice and Toe
a for No. ..
PERSIMMONS-5ocG1s per box.
GRAPES-Crates. s5cG 81 %; small boxes, 60
a I5c; large boxes 81 50M2.
CITRUS FRUITs-Per box; Navel Oranges,
S2@3; Valencia Oranges. $2d4 Tangerines.
81 %; Lemons, 81 .50d3 for choice and fancy at
75c@S1 for standard; Grape Fruit, S2@4;
Lines S3.5064
TROPICAL FRUtTs-Bananas. = per bunch
for Hawaiian and S262.50 for Central American;
Pineapples, $3@5 per dozen.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour frm winter patents, $4,000
$50; straights. sS@3.40; spring patents. s2 s0@
$50; stra fights 81. 20@3.50: bakers. 81 40Gz 30
No. red. 725s a731sc. No. . corn, 44$3c; No. ?
yellow, 473ac; No. oats. 33c; No 3 white
32635c; No rye 6415 665c fair to choice
mglting barley, 4s@55c; No. l faxseed. S1.111a;
No. I Northwestern S1l91s prime timothy seed,
81 3064. 40 clover. contract grades, Sl340; short
ribs sides 0oose) $SGS.50; mess pork. per Dbl.
$14 30; lard per 100 lbs. SIS 92ia' short clear
sides (boxedl sS.37i5 @s.50 whisky. basis of
HIGH wines
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Dried Fruits, Nuts. Raisins and Honey

1t is the same familiar story of an enormous
consumptive demand for Prunes at rising prices
with Raisins also very high and firm. Every
thing else quoted under this head rules strong,
FRUTTSNApricots. 15m1sc per ID: Evaporated
Apples spot So MSI5c: Peaches, 10@15c: Pears.
967l2l5c: Figs White, 31s @4c; do, Black. 3K a
SIC; Prunes. 4-size basis, &c; large sizes, 4c
basis.
RAIsINs-seeded. 81 @1oc: Loose Muscatels.
&c. TIC and Sc for 2, and crown respect
715c for unbleached; London LAYERS 3-crown,
81 So; London Layers 2-erown, SIZE
NUTS-Almonds, Nonpareils, III @1Shc; /
L. 1914 @1sc Ne Plus Ultra, 16q17c: brakes,
Ish dig; Languedocs, 13A @1ec &C.. hardSheli
@16c for No / and 12@13c for No. 2; hard
she'll, lac for No. i and lie for No. 2; Italian
Chestnuts, 1215014c per ID.
HONEY-16dl7c per ID for bright comb and
13d15c for amber; do extracted. Hottie for
water white and 5la@6c for amber
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r4. ,,a Eeed.tuF.

The market continues to take all the Bran
and other Feedstus coming In With r nuyefS r ash
ing for more hence the market rules psr! ur nars
hence there was no market in the Yards; TIE
situation remains as firm ever Win the ee-
mand frst-class.
BRAN-s2o122 per ton.
MIDDLINGs s27 130 per ton.
FEEDsTUFFs1R Barley. s2s.5o@25;
Mixed Feed s2s@25 ocake Meal as G n S11f
Cake or Meal at mills S34 in 10 and s245 90 In
ton lots jOb5i9g s26 Corn R Mss ss99fsi
Broom Corn Feed 9oc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal.
carload lots, 5000; joebblne, s2l per toni Meal
falfa, 5000; johbing, SCI zo nor ton. good
Wheat s175odis.5o; other grades Wheat; So Sl4
@16; Wheat and Dat. $15@20; Tame Oat :a SI7 79
II; Wild Dat, S1o614; Common Hay soulV'
Alfalfa S9612 Stock, SS@1o per ton.
STRAW-5O@7Oc per bale.
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Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO. Dec 1.-CATTLE-Re Receipts 700:
market steady. Beeves. $407.40; and
heifers, S1.50d525 stockers and feeders 81, 80
@4.50 Westerners, So. 50@6; calves, So 25@7.
HOGS-Receipts. Is, 600: steady. Mixed and
butchers. $5.S5dG25: good heavy, s615el625;
rough heavy. S575@5.95: light, $5.S5@6 20;
pigs. S550m6: bulk, S5.95d6.20.
SHEEP-Receipts 25o0 steady. Sheep, IS. 70
$3.50; lambs. 81. 50m7 50.
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AGED MAN is AsPHYxIArED

John COughlan. laborer. was
asphyxiated by gas IN his room at 81
Chenery street some time during Friday
night. Coughlan was 80 years OF age.
and 1t is said had been drinking heav-
ily of late 1t is believed that his
death was due to an accident In turn
Ing the gas on again after he had
turned II of.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Ner York Money Market

NEW YORK. Dee. Money on csli nominal
30 loans Time. loans strong and very duh;
ssatv DAYS ~ per cent: ninety days, : per cent;
SIX months per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper o@o'e per
.ronr
Sterling exchange weak. with act0al business
-r bankers bills 81 81. S530G .S525 for demand,
and ~ 81 SO40G & $3.50 for siXty-day bilts.
Posted rates SASH and S4s6le
C0memrcial bills. 81 sos @4.S0Ss
Bar silver. fgkc.
Mexican dollars. 53ie BE-.
Governments and railroad bonds steady
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aenns and Seeds

where they are selling at S4@1o. This market
while dull is level Of the primary mar mar
ket, owing to meager supplies here. Inc other
descriptions exhibit new features: ~
BEANs-(per etD-Bayos, 81, 15Gs2S.4o; Pea e:.
nominal at s3@3.35: small White Sa.s 80 !; u,
large White S262.35; Pink. 81 .9oGl..2o: hea'
S2T5@3: Ltmas. 81 25@4.45; Red kidneys,
$3.50@3' co. Buckeyes $45004.65; Butter
SEEDsEBrown Mustard. s4.25Q45o; Yellow
Mustard nominal Flaxseed IS; Canary; 41a@
4Ac; Alfalfa, 13c; Rape, 1@31ac; Ilmolng 80 o@
5lhc; Hemp SC per lb; Millet, 31ac; Broom
Corn Seed, S1SGo0 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas'
$250G2.75 per ctl.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Dec. l. Iour-Receipts. %. 800
barrels exports. Il 200 barrels; sales 24Oo pack
ages Market steady but dull Minnesota pat
ents, $41O@4.40; MinneSota bakers s.. 40Gr
S5.50d3. 90; winter extras. S29003.10; winter
wHEAT-Receipts. l5s. 500 bushels: exports.
20.220; sales. 1900, 900 bushels futures and
10000 bushels spot. Spot firm. No red
s9ssc, elevator: No; red, s1ssc T; o. b. anoat;
There was furry in December wheat this
tons ruled steady on foreign buying and
prospects for lighter worlds shipments Last
prices showed AG%e net advance; May, SAX
Sac; December, s01s @so5sc. closed s05sc.
1906. LAC; 1905, s@12c; Pacific Coast. 1906,
13G1sc; 1905. l0014c.
HIDEs-Steady Galveston. 20 to 25 pounds,
20; California q TO % pounds. dc; Texas,
woOL.steady. Domestic fleece. s5aasc.
PETROLEUM Steady. Refined New York,
50; 20; Philadelphia and Baltimore $780, do in
CoFFEE-ouiet Rio steady: No. invoice.
closed steady at a ~et advance of 5@I0 points
Deeembef 5spe March Zoe Das ncIuai9s
8; 35c; July, 64oae.5oc; September, e55@e. e5c;
SUGAR-Raw steady.
crdsncg 3 TsYs street prices ESta
western factory. common > TO extra, 17G21c;
Western imitation creamery, hrsts, 22d23c. =
CHEESE-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS. =
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market confin-
firm and prices show upward tendency.
Fancy quoted at SC; choice, SIZE; prime
IA dSc.
PRUNES--Are moving steadily in consump-
ton. and prices are firm. Quotations range from
Sc to &c for California grades.
APRIC0TS-Are unchanged. with choice
quoted at Ice; extra choice, 17@1Sc; fancy, ISd
20c.
PEACHES-Are firm. with choice quoted at
12c; extra choice, 121ac: fancy, 13c.
RAISINS-Are firm in tone. with loose mus
catel quoted at 712MSiac: seeded raisins "a
Zoe; London layers, $1.65G1.75.
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK, Dec. las usual in the absence
of cables. the metal markets were quiet but
( the position seems to be a generally firm one
and prices were well held. Tin was ra Their easy
at $43M43.10. Lake copper is quoted firm at
so 81 y OPT electrolytic at $22@22. 3715 and
casting. S22M222J.
Lead was quiet but firm at S5.75d6.
Spelter quoted at $640M6.45 and iron was
firm and unchanged
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
London Wool sales

LONDON. Dec. IA good selection amount
ing TO II $50 bales offered at the wool sales
today Demand was active, better German
petition having a strengthening effect Prices
generally were per cent above the opening,
particularly fine combing merinos. Coarse cross
breeds were taken by Americans. who also
bought several lots of Victorian greasy merinos
at Is sd.
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Receipts of Produce
SATURDAY. DECEMBER
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Exchange Not In Session.
Local Stocks Sell Fairly

For Saturday trading was fair on the Stock
and Bond Exchange. Associated weaker,
selling OFF to sol 10. The sugar stocks were
generally firm. with Hutchinson higher at
S1475. Sales of bonds were light. The follow
Ing were ex-coupon. Northern California Rail
way per cent $3.50; Northern California
Power 5 per cent $3.50: Pacific Gas Improve
rnent 4 per cent, 81; Spring Valley Water gen
eral mortgage per cent 81.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange was not IN
session, bnt will be open usual on Monday.
November stock and Bond Sales
Following the sales Stock and Bond
Exchange in NoYemher:
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND, Dec J.-WHEAT-Cluh. 64c;
bIuestem, e6e; red. e1M62c: valley, 66@67c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Dec. 1.-WHEAT-Unchanged;
bluestem, CSC; red. &c; club. Gao.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Total imports Of specie
the port OF New York for the week ending
-day were SIS. 3S2 silver and SO. 43l gold.
Total exports of specie were 1000 silver
nd $500 gold
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Coinage in November

The coinage Al the local branch Mint in No
venher consisted OF Sl0.O95.0O0 in double eagles,
Sl30. 600 in half dollars and $500 IN dimes,
i'aSinc total Of SiO.27S.j00 in United states
money Tbere were also sos QUO Mexican fifty
., Ieatavo nieees coined. The coinage in NoEem-
her 1893. was wholly IN silver, consisting OF
sos 600 iu quarter dollars. $4,000 IN dimes ana
"a 900 Philippine silver pesos
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Dec I.-Today's statement
Of the Treasury balances IN the general fund
shows Available cash balance S231. 470. 2sT:
gold coin and bullion. SIP, s64 621; gold certi-
icates, So. Os7, $50.
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St. Louis Wool Market

grades combing and clothing 23M27c: light
fine. 19Q21c; heavy fine, 14@16c; tub-washed,
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New York Cofton Narte4

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The cotton market
opened lower on disappointing cables and
bearish visible statement. Trading was not
active and the strength attributed 10 the. price
interest caused further sagging Off. with the
list working Of TO a net decline of u TO Is
points before the last hour. The trade is ex-
pecung a census report Of about 10, SOC, 600
bales 70 be issued next week.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO. Dec lon the Produce Exchange
today the butter market firm; Creameres.
22@ 29Iac: diaries. 2OG26c. Eggs strong; at
mark cases included. 22@27c; frsts. 2sc; prime
frsts 31c extras, 33c Cheese steady; 100
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can. s2lS as5e; dry. saited Mexican. SCARE,
Prime Angoras. 75e extra large dc. sl.25; large,
SOC; medium. s5e; small. 25c.
in 19Nss 5assssa q ss sa i ssls
Woo{mFalI silipssaa JOAQUIN and southe5a
i5c; Humboldt and Mendeeino. Bolts Mid
die County, s@1oc;. Northern. i1@14ei Nevada.
IL and oresen and rpr
ingten. i2@15e per ID for 1905.
Meat Market
Live and dressed Hogs are higher again. Re-
eeipts are free but the market is Arm and there
Mutton is plentiful and rather easy. but quo
tations remain unchanged. Beef is reported very
firm.
DRESSED MEATS
BEBF-6A @6a4c per lb for Steers and $50
yEAL-7@sc for large and s1saskc for
MUTToN-s@1oc for wethers and sAae1sc
tAMBS-11@12c per Ib.
DRESSED HOGS-9011c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so per
ee6 cATTIeeGs "a Is for No. and
for No. q Cows and Heifers. DC; No. Cows,
for medium and s@sisc for heavy gross
sHEEP-wethers. 4z@5c per ID; Ewes. A
ga gross weight.
Hodse1oo to 200 lbs, e%@7c per ID; over
200 lbs 65s@6%e: Bears. 80 per cent, Stays, 80
@40 per cent and Sows lo@20 per cent OF from
General Merchandise
VIA Bags as Ju 5s Is 81
COAL-The market rules very firm, with SUI sup
plies meager- Wellington, So per ton; New Vel Vel
Richmond. S12; Cumberland, S14 in bulk and
SIC p in sacks Camel So per ton; Welsh An A.
in sacks; Rocky Mountain, nominal
0lLS-Quotations are for barrels, for cases
add &c. Linseed, 54c per gallon for boiled and
% HA easss ssse Euco soc for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut. cases; $50
9oc per gallon coeoanut on in barrels Sse !. for
winter Sperm on, csc: natural winter Sperm
on. Soc; natural Whale on. 55c; extra winter
571zc;; Herring oil. 4oe; salmon Oil, s5e; boiled
white eA Coal OH oil from tank wagon, 1OSiie
&c s a 7a Psf Extra on stain in s Elaine
zee; Eocene, 19c: Stove Gasoline, in bulk 177Sc;
In cases, 24c; motor Gasoline: in bulk. 171ac;
more; Benzine. in bulk. i2ise; in cases 1sc;
TURPESTfNE%ss per per gallon in A9 cases and
SIC sE in d hTp and iron baT5es
per lb; White Lead. S@Snc. according to
SUGIR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
A, Crushed and Fine Crushed, 475c; Powdered.
400; Candy Granulated. 4.60c; Fine Fruit and
Magnolia A. 4 1oc: Extra C. 4.ooc; Golden c,
asoc p ssoe e. cFTys5si Pe mi
III. Barrels and 5o-lb bags 1oc, half-bbls CSC
and boxes Doc more per 100 lbs for all grades.
No order taken for less than 40 barrels or its
equivalent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

ss.75: Dat Meal. s4.5o@4.75: Dat Greats, .d %;
Hominy, ss.75@4: Bnekwhsat Flour, ss,pe eas
475; Cracked Wheat 81 ., fari @sis his
s7as: in sacks; se.5eaT, 5s:. Rolled , Whe at
bbls, 400; in sacks. $40; Pearl bariey; 80,
100 lbs