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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-21
New York stock Market


NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The stock market to-
DAY gave evidence Of a subsistence Of the pres
fest yesterday. There was desultory recovery
ID prices on volume OF business less than half
Of that Of yesterday. In the later stages OF the
trading the market became practically stagnant.
Ibis Is one OF the various signs that the
strength Of the market not due 10 i'm
stocks which were weak yesterday were the
principal gamers In today's movement, while
those that offered firm resistance 70 yesterday s
weak break moved but narrowly in the upward
turn Of prices today. The inference sug-
cover shorts by bears for the demand Which
lifted prices. The hasty unloading of the Hill
stocks and OF St. Paul seemed to have come 10
an end, and the market was much relieved from
depressing sympathetic influence by this. Dis
cnEsion Of The unusual manner of the ST Paul
S oS M Ssse very active ana tSs
effect produced on the stock market by the an
nonneement vas hy design or was an unfore-
The easing Of the call money market put an
enc to the forced selling of stocks by with
oraWal OF credits The early rate for call loans
was as high as 10 per cent, but the rate
receded 70 10 per cent before noon and TO Z
per cent sfterwaro. This result plainly due
IN important degree 70 the liquidation eff
fectec in the stock market, especially yesterday.
The result was seen In the number Of brokers
stocks. An effect unlocked for was produced on
the tone OF the money market by the an
would prepay dividends and interest due on
January prior 70 that date. following the ex-
terday- The St Paul and the Chicago and
Northwestern companies took similar actson to-
day. This money Is not Immediately available
TO the money market but the assurance that
II would be before January / had a soothing
effect on sentiment.
Nothing was heard further Of yesterdays ru-
mors Of more assistance for the money market
from the Treasury Department There was q
report circulated that the banks had the coun-
tenance Of the Washington authorities for an
encToachment upon their reserves In an euer-
gency, with the implied ASSURANCE that add
uonsl Government deposits might be regarded
as potential safeguard for the situs don The
eject OF the Treasury measures already adopted
has % far made meager showing in New York.
The gain OF the banks from the Sub Treasury
for the bank statement week has reached
$4.6o6,OOO. and the Government institution was a
debtor at the Clearing house today for 81, 097.-
eS5. The weekly return Of the Bank of England
made u evident why any withdrawal Of gold
from London for New York account would force
an advance IN the official discount rate With
q loan expansion OF over S2e, 900, OOO and de-
crease IN bullion holdings Of over SIC 600 600 the
proportion OF reserve 70 liability Is reduced for
the week from z7-02 per cent to IS "a per cent
Louisville and Nashv1lle's decline late in the
day affected the whole LIST. Gains were gres tiy
impaired and the market closed easy
Bonds were heavy Total sales. par value,
United States new Is declined Y per cent on
call. - - ~ -
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Dec. A.-Before the publication
of the Census Bureaus report at o'clock this
afternoon there had been much heavy liqui-
dation and short selling on tips that its figures
would show considerably in excess of IL. 200, 900
bales ginned. and prices were forced down Is to
is points under the lead of January and March
options from last nights close, with January
selling at S.eec, March 925c and May 9.4Sc.
Just before the appearance of the report the
bear element pounded the market aggressively
and the figures announced thereby established
these prices, which represent the lowest level
Of the season. The report, however. showed
II. 096. 900 bales gfnned to December ID, against
9,2S2, Isl last year and 1881 AT in 1904. In
the heavy buying movement which developed
after the figures had become generally known
the market rallied sharply 10 to Is points under
the leadership Of the March option Traders
regard the Census Bureaus report, especially its
figures in detail, by States, buliisl. for if
an allowance Of as much as II per cent of the
crop remains TO be ginned, which percentage
was about the average left from this time
during the last two years, the crop will not
turn out In excess of the Governments estimate
Of II. $4,000 bales announced In its report OF
December II, and which the great majority of
the e. trade have been believing underestimated.
The National Ginners' Association makes II
IL, 1Z4. 600 bales ginned to December
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Decsauous and citru. Fruit.

There marked improvement in the market
for domestic fresh fruits yesterday. the extra
demand for holiday wants bringing out some lib
eral buying In Apples and Oranges. There was
no improvement IN prices however. stocks
were far in excess of requirements and dealers
were content with keeping the fruit moving. Ma
vel Oranges selling at a wide range to
size, large sizes beipc in good demand
near the outside quotations. while small fruit,
which constitutes the bulk of the avsiiable sup
piles. is inclined TO easiness. Tangerines we're
IN increased supply and loTer. while Grape
Frrif, Lemons and Lines were unchanged. The
situation In Cranberries unchanged Both
wholesalers and retailers were CARRYING large
stocks and with the former still cutting. prices
vague and unsettled A buyer for a large
preserve company the street Offering 81
per barrel for surplus lots. but was unable to
procIre shy at that figure.
sCP4S8ER RIES-Fastarn. s10d1 80 per Dbl
APPLES-Fancy. S1-35G1 so per box for New
town Pippins. 81 2561.75 for red varieties and
81 1925 for BellAowers: common 10 choice. 65cGl
81 per box: Christmas Apples s1.I5Go so per
box.
choice and SiG12 for No 3
0NS-75c6S1 per box.
CITRrS FRUITS-Per hoy: Navel Oranges
Sc. 50013.50 for fancy: 81 .75722J for choice and
$1Tl50 for standards: Seed ings. S1M1.2 %: Tan
Serines. halves. 81 .2a@l.50: duarters. 81 : en-
ons, S2N9.5o for choice and fancy and 81 .25fr2
for standard Grape Fruit, $2M3.J0; Lines,
81. 50T4.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas - per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2G250 iar Central American:
Pineapples. S3Q5 per Dozen
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THE STOCK slARkEr
Threatened Miners Strike at GoldneId
Depresses the Southern Nevedas

The feature In stocks yesterday was the de-
cline in the Goidfelds and Tonopahs on private
wires presaging strike of miners in the former
district The decline was more general and pro-
nounced than on any day since the present
cession from top figures began. and business was
also visibly lighter. The Comstocks showed no
particular change, way the other. and
were quiet Lady Washington levied an assess
ment of &c
For Christmas time and this Of dullness
In local securities, business the Stock Ex
change WAS moderate with Alaska Packers selling
of to SAT. PaaIIhau Sugar dollar lower at SIG Is
and Contra Costa Water certificates lower at $50.
higher bid of $3.50 for Giant Powder and lower
figures for Makaweli Sugar. with no sales Bonds
were quiet
Late dividends in the mining industry are:
Homestake Mining Company monthly. SOC per
share, payable December %; American Smelling
preferred stock. payable January 2; also * per
cent on common, payable January Is.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyi.,on.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Arriyals of wheat TO-DAY
at Minneapolis and Duluth were about one
third of the receipts Of the corresponding day
demand by shorts and commission houses on the
local exchanges. The total volume of trading
small. The market closed steady Nav
opened unchanged to shade lower at 7siz H
7SAc to 7sAc, sold up to 7S1xc and then de-
Trading in corn was quiet, but the market
was firm; May opened shade lower to a
shade higher at 43N Q434c. advanced to 4SN q
The oat market was active and prices ruled
firm. May opened a shade to 1kc higher at
36Ac to 36H @86ssc, sold up to 36i1c and
closed &c up at 1854 0361ac.
Provisions were easier early in the session.
but later the market became firm at the close
May pork was up PIC. lard was shade higher
and ribs were up 212c.
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Dec. 2o.--The market for coppers
today was considerably better than expected.
Temporary relief by Secretary Shaw encouraged
the various pools and they were all active in
bidding up, their specialties; Tecumseh was
with Franklin strong in sympathy
Nipissing Mines COMPANY. Limited. today de- de.
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent and an extra dividend Of per cent, pay.
able January 20 to holders Of record January 2
Srom the net earnings of the company avail
able for the purpose. Furthermore, the direc-
tors have instructed the president Z. b. Earle.
to prepare from the latest report Of the ac-
countants and mining engineer the present
financial and physical condition Of the Nipissing
Mining Company property and to promptly mail
1t to each stakeholder Of record.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Money on call firm.
2QI6 per cent; ruling rate 10 per cent, closing
bid and offered Per cent Time loans strin-
gent and nominal Sixty days, 9G10 per cent;
ninety days. 6G6A per cent; six months, per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. e@ess per cent
Sterling exchange stronger, with actual busi-
IN bankers bills al 81. S320G 4. 6325 for de-
msnd and at 81. 7760Q4- for sixty day bills
Posted rates. $4.7s12G 4.S0 and 81 81 u a.. S.
Commercial bills, $4.77L.
Bar silver. 69%c.
Mexican dollars, $3.50.
Government bonds easier; railroad bonds
heavy.
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Government crop ReDort

Corn yield, 1924. z1e.os1 bushels; winter wheat
yield. 4o2. SIS. 004 bushels: spring wheat yield,
"a. 81. $50 bushels, Oats yield, s64, 904, 522
bushels
Corn acres, IS, T37. 5s1: winter wheat. acres.
e 59o 96l; spring wheat acres IL. 705. SOS: oats
acres sc. 95s. 76S. Corn value, Sligo. 626. 40;
winter wheat, value. 1886 ASS. 0s1 spring wheat
value. S153. S97. 679; oats value, S306 297 e76
Average weight per bushel, 565 pounds for
spring wheat 59.2 pounds for winter wheat. 30
pounds for oats. The bureau estimates made
earlier II the year revised and corrected.
and based the reports OF the agents. supple
mented by information derived from other
sources, indicate the acreage production and
value in 1886 Of the farm products in the
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Hay and Feedstufrs

There was nothing new yesterday. The an
parently large receipts of Hay were misleading
as large portion came in late Wednesday after.
noon and. were sold on the spot. hence did not
come upon yesterdays market: The situation
strong
BRAN-s2o,5o022 so per tom.
MlDDLINGS-$2713 $50 per ton.
SHORTS-$20.5 0@23 per ton.
FEFDSTUFFS-kolled Barley. $23. 50015;
III; Mixed Feed, $2S@25; Oilcake Meal in 5ton
Cake or Meal at mills. $24 in 10 and S24.50 in
g. ton lots; Jobbing. s2b: Corn Meal. sSo@31;
Cracked Corn, S31Q132; Horse Beans, nominal;
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal.
carload lots, 5000; jobbing, SCI pet ton; Meal
ia5a, So SO; 3obbing. 81
Wheat. $17.50@1e.50; other grades Wheat, $14
9l6; Wheat and Dat, $15@20; Tame Dat. $120
Aia md sa ost salo@ oer a 1oS ss@lo
STRAW-50@75c per bale.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-Oattle-Receipts, 1000;
steady; Beeves $4@7.1O;t cows and heifeEs,
M.oo@5.l5; stockers and feeders. 81 1901. SO;
=! Hogs-Receipts -26o 600; weak to &c lower.
M se 1s and butchers. s6-o5@e 4o good heavy.
$3.50 .a2h; pigs. S. 5oG6.25; bulk, 5000
Sheep Receipts. Is. 1000; steady. sheep, 3d. rs
Qo.6O; lambs, 81 6oQ17.75.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Today's statement
of the Treasury balances shows: Available cash
balances, S237, 59S.e57: gold coin and bullion,
$1o1 ,910, $50; gold certificates, $64, 060. $50.
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND, Dec 20.-WHEAT-Club esq
&c., biuestem, 67@6sc; valley, 66@61c; red,
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Dec. 20.-WHEAT-Unchanged
blue stem, Csc; club. 66c: red, 64c
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Sale of ShcepskinR

LONDON, Dec. pa sale Of 5400 bales Of
sheepskins was held in Mincing Lane today. A
live competition caused general advance in
values and at the close Merinos were 21a as per
cent and crossbreds .5@5is per cent higher.
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New York Grain ava pro5r,.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-FLoUR-Receipts. o..
200 barrels; exports, 1920 barrels sales, 400
packages; mariet dull and about steady
WHEAT-Receipts, rs 600 bushels EXPORTS
Spot steady; No. 2 red, 79Mc elevator No Q
red, &c T. o. b. ahoat; No. l Northern Duluth
s44c C. f. Buffalo; No. hard winter, 7S%c
time, Influenced by small Northwest receipts and
bad Argentine crop news. 1t met bear pressure
at noon however, and gradually gave way until
at the close prices were 14c net lower May
sa5s closed at $3.50; December closed at S05sc.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
SUGAR-Raw quiet: fair refining. 5-16M
1l-32c centrifugal. Sc test 13-16n3 1890:
molasses sugar. 1-16aS 3-32c
COEFEE--Futures closed steady at an advance
ing March, 5.6o@5.s5c; May, 6@s. Csc; july.
6-15@6. 20c; August, 6.25c; September G. 56
6-40c; November. 6.46c. Spot Rio steady; No Z
invoice &c; mild steady Gorsoya, 9@1214c
EVAPORATED APPLES-There is rather an
easy undertone in the market as far as prime
fruit is concerned, owing to free offerings for
future shipment but the higher grades are scarce
a ana steadily g held on spot Fancy are quoted
PRUNES-Are in less active demand and such
small sales as are reported mostly of the
larger sizes. Quotations range from &c to 1Oc,
APRICOTS-Are unchanged, with choice
quoted at Ice. extra choice at l7@1sc and fancy
at ls@20c. '
Notwithstanding steady. owing TO light
available supplies. with new crop choice quoted
at 12c. extra choice at 12hc and fancy 13c
RAISINS-Are in fair demand, with loose Mus,
catel quoted at 715MS5kc, seeded raisins at IN
1oc and London layers at 81. 45@155.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silrer-Firm; SO 3-16d per ounce.
Money! per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is 6@6A per cent and for three
months bills 6 per cent.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-On the Produce Exchange
5oday the butter market was steady: creameries.
z@@3lc; dairies, 20@27c; eggs. strong; at mark,
cases included, 21624c; frsts, 26ci prime hrsts,
&c; extras, Soc; cheese. steady, 15@14c
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Dried Frn,t., Nuts. Raisin. md Hone,

No further activity in these lines is expected
until after the turn, of the year. Quotations
remain firm.
Cd tnpes Is dslse per h.
Pears, -99121ac; Figs. nominal; Prunes. 4-size
0afs se1es 81 Ioc g dose nsc,tss
7c. 71ac and Sc FOR 2. 8 and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas. &c; Thompson Seedless,
TIC for unb1eached; London Layers 3-crovn
S1.S5: London Layers. 2-crown. $1.75; Clusters
So. so for Imperial, So for Dehesa and 81 so for
fancy.
NUTS-Almonds Nonpareils. 17h71s1sc: /
L l6is g lsc; Ne Plus Ultra; 1e4l7c; brakes.
9@I0c. waInuts, jobbing prices-Soft she'll
15416c for No; and 12@1sc for No, q hard
she'll 14c for No. and lie for No. 2; Italian
Chestnuts, 11@12hc per lb.
HONEY-1G@17c per ID for bright comb and
13@15c for amber; do. extracted. 61a @71se for
water white and 5ia acc for amber
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Large White Beans are showing more hrmness
q! unchanged prices. The market for all descripA
season of the year.
BEANS (per ctl)--Bayos SOP. 40; Pea, $40
S25i small White. $2.76@2.05; large White. 81
@2.S0; Pink. $1.S5@2.15; Red, $2.50@2 IS;
Limas,- M.25@4 IS; Red kidneys. $3.50@3.90;
q baia1ekeyes, A40@4-60; Butter. nominal at
sEEDS-Brown Mustard. $4.25@4.5o; Yellow
Mustard, nominal: Flaxseed, g; Canary, TAG
ssHc; Alfalfa, lac; Rape. 1@S3sc; Timothy: o@
Corn Seed, $1S126 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
$2.o0Q2. Is per ctl.
Potatoes, 0nions and vegetables
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
ST. Loui. Wool Marker

ST. LOUIS Dec. 20.-W0OL-Steady: med
ium grades. comhing and clothing, 23@27 ac;
light fine, 19@2115c; heavy fine. 141a0l161ac;
tub-washed. 32@3711c.
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New YORK stock Li.t

z F. Hutton Co, 40 California street
members OF the New York Stock Exchange fur.
nish the following list Of bond and stock SALES
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Nortkcrn Bnafuesa

TACOMA: Dec. 2o.-clearings, s775,e5s; bal
ances. $685. 24
SEATTLE; Dec. 2o.-clearinss, sl,as5. oe2;
PoRTLAND, Dec. 2o.-cIearings, sss2.s2o;
balances s153,344.
sPoKAEE. Dec. 2o.-cIearinsy, sos, 100;
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

FL0UR-California Family Extras S4SoA
BIO, usual terms; Bakers Extras 81. 4064 GO:
Superdne. $3.2503.60; Oregon and Washington,
$o50@4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GooDs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour 1925 per loo
Flour, So; Corn Meal. $S.75; extra cream do do
$S.75; Dat Meal, s450@475; Dat Greats, 81. IS:
Hominy. $3.50; Buckwheat Flour. 81. 50@
Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50; Rolled Oats, bbis,'
figs; In sacks. $6.50@7 so; Rolled Wheat. bbls,
$460; In sacks, a. 10; Pearl Barley, Sc; Split
i reas, boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per loo
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New york Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-The London tin mar.
ket was higher today, with spot quoted at fI95
los and futures at f196 lbs Locally the market
was quiet with spot quoted at S42.45 bid and
$42.70 asked.
Copper was higher in the English market with
spot quoted at f106 It's Cd and futures at fiOs
rs Sd. Locally the market was strong with lake
quoted at S23. 25023-50: electrolytic at S22 S7h
Q23.12h and casting at S22.621a az s715
Lead was firm and shade higher In the local
market. with spot quoted at $646.15 The Lon
don market was unchanged at SO It's Cd.
Spelter unchanged at Els in London ana
at $66096.65 In the local market.
Iron was higher In the English market with
standard foundry quoted at Cos 10d and Cleye-
land warrants at Sis Cd. Locally the market
was steady and UNCHANGED
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CHICAGO Dec 20.-Cash quotations were a.
Qs2c: No. 8. 71@s2c: No. 2 red, 74H @74xc:
No 80 corn AZ @4dsze; No. Ok: yelloM. go
5 white, Sa1a @S5sc; No. 2 rye, CSC; fair to
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New york Stock List oontinued.
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Provisions

CURED MEATS-Bacon. I45kc per lb for
heavy. l41sc Tor light medium. Ice for light
161ac for extra light and 20@21c for sugar
ern sugar cured hams. 17@171ac, California
Hams. 1910; Mess Beef. 50 per bbl: extra
$3.50; extra clear, $23; Mess SIC; rig PORK,
$26; Pigs Feet, IS; Smoked Beef, lac per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at &c for California
compound, csc for Eastern compound ana II &c
for pure; half-barrels. pure, lie; lob tins
12hc; Bib tins. l2asc;. 3-lb tins, 12%c.
COTT0LENE-One half barrel, exc; three
half barrels. csc; one fierce, 9isc; two tierces
9%c; FIVE tierces 9Lc.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
With stocks stu limited. the arrivals being
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LOCAL MARKET
Wheat and other Grains


WHEAT-A1l markets continue dull and fea-
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 .221a a.. 20; do milling
$1.o7h; California White Australian, 81. 81 u a.
1.3712; lower grades of California, $1-1O0l. 20;
Northern Club, S1.2Th CLIO; Northern Blue
stem, $1.35@140; Northern Red, $1.221a@
l.271a.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session
May .si.s sI sig. ISL si.s ~ 81 Ii9 soss
BARLEY-Futures were nc lower yesterday.
but the cash grain was steady, with trading
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice Feed. spot, 81. 121501 IL;
common to fair, S1@l-10 per ctl; seed lots bring
l.l71s per ctl;. Chcyalief. y1.15Gi.2o for poor
to common and $l;25@l;35 asked for choice
10 to 1880 o'clock Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May ........$1. 20 $1.20 $1.i91a 81 1917
December =. 1.13 lib 1.13 1.I3
OATS-Conditions remain as before the mar
ket being firm, with good average demand.
Good to choice Red, for feed, $l.40Q1l So /;
$15o@I .65; White. 81 AN a. 60; Black. ST. Sod
Z25s Gray, 81 .42H 1-50 per ctl.
CORN--The situation renal ms before stated
both as to quotations and demand.
California small round Yellow, $1.56 asked:
other California kinds, nominal; Western State
sacked-Yellow, $l.30@1 .35; White. Sl.3OQ / IS /:
mixed $lzIA; White Egyptian. $l25; Brown
kYE.csiifornis, 'isai.l2B@l.45 per ctl; Utah.
$l.3501 40 per ctl.
Flour and Earfuaceous Good.
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half barrels. ssc; one fierce ss9c; two tierces.
sac; five tierces. 9Ac
Hides, TaIIow. Wool and Hon.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell abo,t 5h@1c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers &c:
R Risss s la ss sf nea4 light ss ss sss
R;S a sa ss1 e S.f !ss ssy Hides ss
$3.50 'sSss 9e'ss sss1
medium, sSes FOR small and 5 deu for g col 10:
Horse Hides, dry, s292.e5 for large and ST. so
eots He sdc ss sne soc af for
sated aM MsSlean a0@sIc DRY Central Amsri
extra isrse DO. SIS; large. Soc medium s sse
TALLow-No. rendered. SC; No. 2. 40
WooL1Fsll clip.san Joaquin and Southern,
se Humboldt and S0riH sm4 &C. M s%
die County. s@1oc; Northern. f1@14c; Nevada.
S9ss per r for Spring and 4e for Fall
ington. l@15c per ID for 1906.
Meat Market
The large handlers who control the market
keep the supply about on balance with the de
n4nd and qu1D5a REssrb fsg MEa aS change
BEEF-61s 07c per Id for Steers and 6@6Hc
vEAL-7@sc for large and sh0s5sc for
MUTTON for wethers and sss@ssac
LAMB-u@12c per ID.
DRESSED HOGS-9@11c Der 10.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco. less 90
per cent shrinkage for Cattle
CATTLE-Steers, &c p for No. and 67ac
for No. =; Cows and Heifers, Sc; No. Cows
4Hc; thin Cows. &c.
CALvES4A @4lsc per lib for light: 81 a4c
for medium. and 3@S1sc for heavy (gross
weight).
SHEEP wethers. Az @5c per lb; Ewes, Az
Q4Hc tgross weight.
LAMBS-5@5zc per ID.
H0GS-100 to 200 lbs. 61s &c per Id: over
z00 lbs, 6ss @6&c;. Bears so per cent, stays 80
GAO per cent and Sows l0U20 per cent on
from above quotations.
General Merchandise
BAGS-Grain Bags. June-July,. sN@sHc;
Wool Bags. 2Sl5c for Bib and 43c for alb
CoAL-Wellington. So per ton: New Vel
llngton, H2: Beaver HILL $40; Coos Bay.
so: Richmond. $12; Cumberland. $14 In bulk
and 10 70 IN sacks; Camel, $I2 per ton; Welsh
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