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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

CANNED VEGETABLES extra nne
sifted. S1.25; extra sifted, $1.15: String Beans,
I5qS0c; fancy Sl.10G1.20; gallons. 81. 1913;
Toma toes: 215-lb standards; S2l5G s5c.
prime washed; 1261215c for prime washed: II
611iac for good washed; 12013e for good TO
prime washed pea abe l114 @l2c for good to
1o@10lac for fair; I9915c for common TO or
binary
salvador-111s 0121kc for prime to strictly
prime washed 10% d11Hc for good washed;
go G101ac for fair washed 12613c for good
TO prime washed peaberry: 1015 ale for good
unwashed 101. a 1880 for good green IN
washed; 1115@11&sc for good to superior
washed peaberry: 7d9c for common TO ordinary.
ale for fair to strictly good washed; 106
1OAc for good TO superior unwashed.
Guatemala -Mexieo-l2@1315e for prime to
good washed; 11@11Hc for good washed; 10Y
U1OAc for fair washed; 90 d10kc for medium
to prime washed Peaberry; 1115QI12se for good
TO prime unwashed peaberry; 1014 @10$4c for
good 10 superior unwashed.
Hawaiian-13M14e for fancy; liz 612kc for
prime; 1Ot @11Ac for good; 81 G101zc for fair;
1l@12c for peaberry; 7G9c for low grades.
Ecuador-9Ac for current unwashed.
SALT--Locai jobbers quote as follows: Half
bales. $1.25 EACH Rock Salt. S5d5.5O per ton (:
Imitation Liverpool. S11 per tom do bales. 81 rs
each There is no genuine Liverpool on the mar
ket
PACIFIC coDFIsH-5O-lb bundles Whole Cod.
&c; 100-lb cases Whole Cod. 41ac: do extra large.
Choir Brand, &c: Narrow Gauge, 415c; Silver
King. 6isc; Golden State Afiddles &c; Seabright
BLOCKS, 61ac; Crown Tablets. &c: Pearl Tablets
1l5c; Boneless. 9@91se; Pickled Cod barrels,
S1.20 Net cash TO the jobbing trade.
CoRDAGE--ManIa 15&c; Sisal. 10%c; Du-
peS ss SiFaI BSIe RSpe 12sS2e =, per 6
use, and $3IQ3T-50 per flask for export.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-The wheat market dis
played considerable strength during the first
part of the session, but later .eased of and
closed steady. Owing TO a scarcity Of offerings
the volume Of trading was small. The market
bullishly affected at the start by a de-
creased movement in the Northwest and by re-
ports Of delayed harvesting IN Argentina be-
cause Of wet weather.
Bradstreet's report on the worlds visible sup.
ply Of breacstuffs. which showed increase of
], 1856 600 bushels compared with decrease of
!, S33. 600 year ago. brought about change
OF sentiment toward the noon hour, and during
the remainder of the day offerings were fairly
liberal May opened X &c higher at 75ss q
76c. sold up TO 761se. and then declined 70 75%c.
The close was shade up at 75%s "a 76c.
The corn market WAS firm early. but later
the market lost nearly all its frmness. The
close was steady. May opened a shade higher
at 43%c. sold between 43l4c and 1850 and
closed shade up at 1890.
The oats market firm early and weakened
toward the close. Trading OF a small vol
ume. May opened unchanged 20 q shade higher
at 355k 036c. sold st 361sc. and closed shade
higher at SEC.
Provisions were weak nearly all day because
Of free selling ny locel packers. At the close
May pork was on 35c, lard was down lie and
ribs were 15c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High. Low. Close.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Active and Strong Markets for Southern
Nevadas and Local Bonds-COm-
stocks Lower

A good bond business suddenly sprang into life
yesterday the Stock and Bond Exchange the
sales amounting to $4,000 The business was
sscribed by brokers to the reinvestment of in
terest money derived from other bonds In the
January l payment of coupons Stocks were
dull. Hawaiian Commercial being the only one
TO show any animation. and quotations showed
little change
In mining shares the Southern Nevadas showed
renewed activity and frmness, with prices strong
and tending upward rule. The Wingfeld
stocks as the merger mines are called were
sharply higher and especially buoyant. and It
said that they were being supported by the
interests controlling them. Other factors of
strength were the reported termination OF the
miners strike. renewed telegraphie service be-
tween here and Goldfeld and large buying or
ders from different sources There sharp
advance in Daisy on report that the mine had
been bought by Charles NJ Schwab. Altogether
II was the strongest and liveliest day in these
stocks for more than q week
The Comstocks were weak and generally lower
on the day
Union Consolidated has levied an assessment
of 10 cents. Central Canal and Irrigation Com
pany one of 20 cents. delinquent February O.
National Ice and Cold Storage Company, one of
SIS February IL Central California Investment
Company, one Of s.. February IA.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

New York Stocks about point lower Money 59lO per cent
Cotton some points higher Silver sc lower Exchange unchanged
Local Bonds and Southern Nevadas strong Comsocs lower
Shipment Of S5S08 in Specie to China.
Wheat Barley and other grains previously stated
Flour and Cereal Goods IN average demand
TRANSPORTATION conditions still against the Hay market
FeedstJfs and Beans steady to firm and unchanged
Hop market inactive a UNMARRIED quotations.
Wool situation about before stated.
General advance IN Live and Dressed Meats.
Hams lower. Other Provisions unchanged
Potatoes and Onions dull previous prices
Poultry and Game in moderate receipt and firm.
Eggs and Butter higher. No change in Cheese.
Wet weather still checking trade in Fresh Fruits.
Further advance expected in Prunes and Raisins.
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PrUnes End HGlstuH very ElIm
Late mail advices from New York say OF
'.The features OF the market are supplied by
advices from the Pacific Coast relative 10 me
two principal sfaples-Raisins ana Prunes. Ac-
cording report. the stock OF seeded tlalslIs on
rhe coast has been reduced % sInau proportlens
10y the freer purchases made Ior cQ!lslllp t-o-
since the season opened. and the available SUP
ply bss been more closely concentrated throJgn
the recent buying by one large packing interest,"
from Others practically giving II control OF Mnat
IS left with the exception OF the stock helo ~
possibly one or two smaller outside seeding con
Germs. The price paid was said 10 pe sac lot
fancy SEEDED less 6-a per cent
'Prunes are reported % be IN an equal-g
strong position with Raisins the same interest,"
that is In control OF the larter being represent
ae the chief holder OF coast Prunes, with little
stock left 10 other hands. Letters received here
YESTERDAY reported sales OF 4O-0us on an T. @ D.
bag basis Of -. and 81 50-60s and 9o-lOos on e
SAC r. %. b. bag basis. and Of bU-t0s 70 ey-svs
on the basis 81 3I.c 4. q. b. bags. This business
was done IN Santa Clara stock. outside Frunes
being obiainable Et q quarter OF cent less
..One packer writes our reports 20 date cover
fnE @ few districts show that there are leIL 10
Santa Clara Valley and south, includlng Wat
eonvile. but $40 cars, in Northern Nalllofnlh
but 80 cars auo IN the san Joaquin Valley ana
Southern California $50 cars. We have yet 10
hzar from Suisun ano AacovLle. Sonoma auo
Nspa counties are practically cleaned up
Another large packer leLleE bb9e
sPrunes are more closely cleaned up in this com
nunity than ] have ever seeen them IN my eA-
pericnce this rime II the year ana am
willing stake my judgment mat Lnel VIII
bring 4c basis Tor any size april i. 1901 nave
5O-6Os sO-70s and 70-sOs. Larger sizes are
closely cleaned up and Il Is 0itncuIt 70 plc6 uP
anything from growers that one e not PROVIDED
with. for growers are practically out OF II.
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z. =. Hutton o.. 40 California street
members Of the New York stock Exchange
furnish the following list Of bond and stock
sales yesterday:
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Poultry md Came

Another car of Western was at hand yes,
terday but was not marketed. having arrived
too late to be handled. Receipts of all kinds
of live Poultry from. local shipping points point.
continued light and with the demand brisk.
the market ruled very strong at about the same
prices which ruled since the holidays. 4 few few
odd lots of dressed Turkeys came IN ana met
with fair demand at prices ranging from
24c to &c per pound. the latter figure being
obtained only for small parcels of prime STOCK.
A moderate quantity of Game came in and was
quickly closed out at firm rates o -.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. S63OdS Ior
large and S5M6 for small: old ROSTERS, S9eA
$50: young Boosters. S6G7.50; Fryers, S3G6;
Broilers sS.5o@5; Pigeons. sl@1: 20; sq Vars
for old: Geeese s2@2. so per pair. -,
TURKEYS-Per ID: Dressed, 24@27e; hve'
21023c. .oa- 70
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. $691 so;
Canvasbacks s5@7 50; sprig "a 500 30; t ss
$50; small Ducks s2@25o; Black Jacks Sc;
GRAY Geese. S46450 White Geese, Sl.5Od2;
Brant $363.50 for large and S2d2.5O Tor smaH'
Honkers. S. Hare, S2@2.50; Cottontail Rabbits
Sc SONS.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Trade in Potatoes continued of small proper
lions and unsatisfactory all around, as. besides
keeping buyers away from the market the heavy
rain in the morning prevented receivers from
handling eonsignments with the accustomed dls-
patch. The general feeling was one OF strength
however and prices were undisturbed onions
shared in the general dullness and were noni-
nally unchanged.
New arrivals of Southern Vegetables We're
very light offering consisting chiefly OF carried
over lots, which met with a sluggish demand az
about previous prices. Mushrooms were sud
denly scarce and higher.
POTATOES ctl: River White. S1.15@
1.5O: Oregon Burbanks S1.4501.75; Early Rose,
S150: Sweet Potatoes. $2G2. 25.
ONIONS-Yellow. per ctl. 9ocGS115.
DISQUALIFICATION Peas. sass per ID;
String Beans. per ID: Wax Beans. SB
15c per lb; Tomatoes, 50c6$1.25 per crate;
Hothouse Cueumbers. s1@1.2 % per dozen; cream m
Squash, 4006Oc per box; Summer Squash. Sl-oo
@1.75 per box: Garlic, 215@4c per 10: celery
So per crate: Cabbage. 81 per ctr; CaulIhower'
75c per dozen; Carrots, 81 per sack; Turnlps,
81 per sack; Green Peppers 2@4e per 10 for
Chile and --- for Bell; Marrowfat and hnD-
bard Squash, $15@20 per ton; Mushrooms, 2og
Zoe per h.
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Hides. raIIow. Wool and HOB.

Hops are very quiet here in California, but
there is some trading going on in Oregon
The markets are devoid of feature and prices
show change.
The situation In Wool remains before
The free clips are pretty well cleaned mp and
the demand for defective grades. while not
lrage is better than 1t was last fall. The
Eastern markets reported steady
Hides continue firm in all positions at the
prevailing high prices
HIDES-Oalls and brands sell about 1z@1c
under quotations Heavy Sailed Steers, 12c:
medium 121h G13c; light, 1911 913c; Cow
Hides, H1fsc for heavy. 1914 913e for light;
Stays. sac; Sailed Kip. 13I1c; Sailed Veal.
151Ac: Sailed Calf. 1515c: dry Hides. 23c; dry
Kip. 22c: dry Calf 25c; Sheenskins. sheariings
20d5oc each short Wool. 50G70c each; me-
dunn, 7oGeos; long Wool ,.. s1@ al }, Horse
medium. 50 25 for small and SOC for Colts
Horse Hides. dry. s2d2.25 for large and ST.
Oils for medium, rs for small and SOC for
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General gTercbandIse

BAGs-Grain Bags, June-July, So @s7sc;
nsfe As 1s Beagsr III &c., ' Coos Bay $40
Richmond, S12 Cumberland. $i4 in bulk end
Sle25 in sacks Camel so per ton W biF and
ST. in sacks: Rocky 14oantain. nominal
OIL-Quotations are for barrels. for cases
add sc. Linseed, sac per gallon for boiled and
Bakers "A cases 81 2sG1 3d. Lucol SOC for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut. cases e9t9
9Oc gallon COcOanut OIL in barrels, 5Sc Tor
Ceylon and 55c for Australian, extra blescnea
Oil. 65c; natural Whale Oil Doc; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. s5c; No / Lard on. 6 3.i
size; Herring oil. 4oe: Salmon OIL 35c; boiled
Fish Oil. 35c; Paint Oil. 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC--Wat wnlte
Coal Oil. from tank wagons 10G11ci special DO.
1215c; Pearl Oil. in cases. lIe; Astral l.c'
Star lie: Extra Star. zoe; Elaine. 26c; E0cene.
lee; Stove Gasoline, in bulk, 17i2c: in cases,
24c; No / Engine Distillste. iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No DO 612c; cases. 612e more,
Benzine. in bulk. 1215c; in cases. 19c; e6-degree
Gasoline in bulk SOC; in cases. 36c.
SIC in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. SQS12c
per III: White Lead, s@sl3c, according 10
Sugaf-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows, terms net cash; Cubes
A, Crushed and Fine Crushed 4s0c; Powdered;
465c; Candy Graduated. 4 Csc; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated 4.55c; Beet Granulated Q1O-
lb bags only. 4.35c: COnfectionerS A. 400e
Magnolia A. 415c: Extra c, 4. 05c; Golden Q,
3.95c: d. Ss5c; H 81 f. Crystal Dominoes,
755c; Tablets. half bbls, 5.05e; boxes: 530c per
ID Barrels and sob bags 1Oc, half-bbls 2oc
and boxes SOC more per leo lbs for all grades.
No order taken for less than 10 barrels or its
equivalent
GANS.D I TEUTTTas f9ISEPs are s9 the
lions for 1906 pack. (. %. b.:
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BRAN.s2O; 5O@22. 90 per ton.
Reans md seeds

The Bean market has not yet passed out of its
holiday lull and is reported quiet but steady
with all quotations before There 1s no fea-
ture worthy Of note in the Seed market.
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos, S292.40; Pea $50
1925: small White, 81 7562.95. large White. 81
@2.5O; Pink, s1.s5G2.15; Red. g, 5o42 s.;
Limas, 81 25@4.35 Red Kidneys, So. 5Og3; go;
"a.
sEEDs-Brown Mustard. 81, 25G4.50; Yellow
Mustard nominal; Flaxseed 50; Canary, 4129
4%c; Alfalfa, 1Sc; Rape. lG315c; Timothy ga
SIC; Hemp. &c per ID; Millet, 315c; Broom
Corn Seed, $1S620 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas
81. 50M2I5 per ctl
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Wheat and Other GrnIns

WHEAT-Complete stagnation still prevails
in the local market for futures, and there were
continues quiet at the old prices. with the mar
ket devoid OF feature. The same quietude rules
at Chicago aud other important centers.
frelghIs are unchanged at 22s Cd for Wheat
ana 25s "a Tor Barley. usual European options.
The chartered grain fleet in port has a regis
tered tonnage OF 1894: disengaged. 81 S72: on
600 last year.
s1a7lz California White XustrsIian' 81 m a25
l:3Ils; lower grades of California s1.i0@1 20;
stem. s155Ql.4O; Northern Red, 81 29Is a
$1.271s.
10 to IL: 80 Session
No transactions.
BARLEY-Tbe situation has shown no varia-
ton for some weeks The market continues
quiet ana featureless, with prices steady and
Good to choice Feed. spot, 81. 121sG115; com
mon to fair $lGl,1o per ctl; seed lots bring as
5o per ct cheTsePs nn fer poor s50 g
common and 81 25ais So asked for choice .OS' y
- FUTURES
p B:s.ns:; Ssi :s.. hsH sI II . S'iif
oATs-Sellers continue 40 report fairly act
i've and firm market. with buyers paying full
quotations without demur.
Good to choice Red for feed. 81. 40d1 So;
81 ;5oGl 65; White. 81 42Ia @l.e5; Black. $3.50
C0RN@There was g no of further uctuation yes
terday and the market exhibited its usual in
activity Offerings here are light.
California: large Yellow. s1.2501.3o; white,
S1.25G1 80; Western State. sacked-YelIow.
81. 25ai 9Yis White EsyptIsp. si.25: Brown
Egyptian. 81 .l2ls@ Oils.
R1E-Nominal. with sales reported, Cali
per ctl.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK Jan S.-COTToN-Market
quiet. but strong on cables. Conservative stu
dents Of the cotton situation think that fur
Their advance is possible on the good spot sltua-
ton and the large spinners' takings.
The New York Commercial says The GIN
ners' report on the amount of cotton gInned TO
the first OF the year will be made public Wednes-
day afternoon and today's market viii be al
attempt to discount this report"
Futures opened easy: January, 959c; March,
9 s2c: May. 9. SSc; July. 9.95c; August $500
Futures closed steady: January, $3.50 Feb
ruary .. 75c; March. 9.S5c; April. 9-94c; May
9 csc; June, 10c; July, 10.04c; August, $500
October. 9-STc-
Sol clnsnd firm: niddling unlands. 10. Sc; do
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

The trade continues to report satisfactory de-
mand for ali descriptions. with the feeling firm
and quotations unchanged.
$40, usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81 40G a so;
Superhne. So. 2503.e0; Oregon and Washington.
SO .50Q4 per barrel
FARINACEOUS GoODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. 1925 per 100
Flour. IS; Corn Meal 1913; extra cream do.
s.. 70; Dat Meal. s4-5o@4.75; Oar Greats, s.. Is;
4.75; Cracked Wheat 1915: Farina. $4.50;
Whole Wheat Flour, $3.50; Rolled Oats, bills,
SQs: In sacks. S6.50G7.50; Rolled Wheat, bbls,
$500: in sacks. S410; Pearl Barley, So: Split
Peas, boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-There was a decline of
IOs in the London market for tin, with spot
closing at &lSS IS and futures at G1s9 lis.
Locally the market weak and lower in
sympathy with the foreign decline for spot.
being quoted at Sal -6211.
and futures were as Sd lower at G107 rs Cd
IN the London market Locally the market
continued firm with lake quoted at $24G24 so,
electroytic S23. 5G24. IS and casting at $1,000
S24.
Lead was unchanged at S5g6-25 locally. In
London the price was 2s Cd higher at Sic 15s
Spelter was unchanged at G27 los in London
and at Sc. 65t7675 locally.
Iron was steady, with No. foundry quoted at
5Ss Sd and Cleveland warrants at COS Sd in
England. Locally the market unsettled.
No. l foundry Northern is quoted at S25. Esq
20 % and No. 1 foundry Southern at $25. SO q
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wheat. !5@7slzc; No. 8. e5G7se: No. red.
mzGu%e;. No. 2 corn, 1880: No yellow,
4S5c; No. 2 rye, soc; god feeding barley. 4eG
55c; fair to choice mailing. 4713 @52c; No, l
max =, seed. Sill No. Northwestern; Sl.2o15@
tract grades. $14; short ribs. 'sides 1oosel.
$500 Gs.6 21a; mess pork. per Dbl. $40: 20;
lard, per 100 lbs, S9.05; short clear sides
boxed, So; l2h @9.25; whisky, basis OF high
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Jan. s.-The wool market is busy
in all departments, with the demand fairly
active fer about ali heavy grades Heavy i'm
ports from Australia are anticipated during the
present year. Quotations:
California (scoured basis). northern choice
81 06sc northern good G596Gc; middle county,
65f Gee; southern. 62G63c; fall free, 54Q55c.
Oregon lscoured basis. eastern No. l staple.
TOG73e eastern No. clothing 6S07oc; valley
No /. 60m62c; territory staples on a secured
basis. T2@I3c; fine medium. 6Std70c: medium.
Go 666c territory (ordinary secured basis, fine,
SAC 65c; fine medium. 66q6sc; medium, 63Q65c.
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BOSTON. Jan. S.-The market little
tired today and duller than for week
Allouez was well bought up 10 7o15. but then
all support was Withdrawn and the closing was
weak, offered at So North Butte and Range
held well and certainly have the best market
Of any Of the cOppers. Trinity apparently was
take II.
]. II. Bache & co. were heavy buyers Of
Amalgamat ted Copper and bidding for more
Kearsage Lode stocks were in good demand
this morning
New York talks OF a regular per cent divi-
dend on Amalgsmated Copper.
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Northern Mhcaf Market

PORTLAND. Jan s.-wheat and -four ship
ments for the cereal year beginning July l to
date
Wheat foreign. 4,14s,l72 bushels; cosstwise
l01 900 bushels.
Flour. foreign. 4oo.1ao barrels; cosstwise
81. 1888.
There were no wheat or -four shipments today
OREGON
PORTLAND, Jan. S.--WHEAT-Club &c.
bluestem. &c; red. 63c; valley Gee
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan S.-WHEAT-Unchanged blue
stem, csc; club 66c; red. &c.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Ne- York Money Market

NtT lAtA NAo-es
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Money on call, hrm;
OQ15 per cent: ruling rate. 81 per cent; closing
bid, 6 per cent; offered at per cent; time
loans. rrm, sky ald E.lety days and sN
months Der cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 606i2 per
cent; sterling exchange, easy. with actual bust
mand, and al s.. SO7OQ4S for sixty DAY bills
posted rates, SASH and Sass; commercial
islls s. .6O5t bar silver. 69%c; Mexican dollars
b5%e: Government bonds, steady; railroad
bondf Irregular.
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NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available sup
plies as compared with previous account:
Available supplies: Wheat, United States
east Of the Rockies. increased 4o4, 900 bushels:
Canada. increased Isl. 600 bushels. Total United
States and Canada increased 1.151 900 bushels.
Afoat for and in Europe. increased 700. 600
bushels Total American and European supplies
increased J. 5S5. 900 bushels. Corn. United States
and Canada. increased 1.e79.oo0 bushels. Oats.
United States and Canada, increased III 900
bushels.
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s St Beeves, .s415@7 40; cows and heifers,
saiiSogS 20. 20; stockers and feeders. S26o@450;
HoGs-Receipts. %. 600; strong Mixed and
3 nS1e Sc. 25@e5o: good heavy. s64o@
2 n,r rough :. a seayy Sc 2o@6 g. light $3.50
SHEEP-Receipts 14.0o0; steady. Sheep,
So.oO95.f5; lambs, 81 50M7.75.
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SEATTLE; Jan. s.-Clearings. s1.461, 1874; bal
ances. S12I ,377.
SPOKANE. Jan. S.-Clearings. $3.50. 9I6; bal
ances, $104 $50
PORTLAND. Jan. s.-clearings, SILL, s7s;
balances, $92. 1873
TACOMA. Jan. s.-cIearings, $780, 52; bal
ances, S54, POP
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WASHINGTON Jan. s.-Today's statement
OF the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, S243 los, 299;
gold coin and bullion, sos 976; gold certih-
Gates. SOS. 249. 79O.
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Last months collections. compared with De
cember. 1905. SHOW an increase OF : per cent or
SO So, the collections ia that month beng
SSH
The total collections for the year ending De
cember 81. 1906, were 1865, 356, against S4'-
l35 62l in 1905
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-09

The Hay receipts OF SAT tons yesterday includ
ed 30 cars. The railroad situation has again
become acute. The Southern Pacific has once
more declined TO accept shipments from several
Ord cars held over in the Oakland yards. The