davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-10
Two important Strikes

Ore discoveries made at the hgoid
and Crater leaseholds on the .o5ate OF
tho Rawhide Coalition Mines company
since the fling of last week $ dis-
patches from your representative az
this point, tend to prove the worth OF
the entire system of from northeast 10
southwest assures which obtain IN the
Grutt hill section and which strikes di-
rectlv across the estate of the Coalition
eomnany for distance of more than
4 0oO feet. The Marigold find demon
strates the worth of the fissure lying
ooa;nst the south contact OF the MIL
while that on the Crater lease indicates
the nav ore yielding possibilities OF the
ledge paralleling and adjoining the
north contact. The worth of the inter
voninp assures Dayton-Toledo, anu
Mint. .Sutherland-h has already been
proven.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-10

Rawhide, New, October S.-Mine de-
velopment is increasing in volume in
all portions of the Rawhide district.
Mining men and prospective investors
in Rawhide mining propositions arrive
in camp daily. General business, some
what quiet for period directly sub
sequent to the fire, is again resuming
the normal. Work has been resumed
on the three story Hotel Regent, ana
the work of laying track along the
roadbed of the Rawhide Western rail
way is to begin the present month.
Taken all in all, we of Rawhide have
much over which to be optimistic de-
spite the ravages on our fortunes py
local bank failures of few months
mast and our million dollar fire OF the
month gone.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-10

an average of $3.50 the ton. A ship
ment of 80 tons of that grade ore is be
ing prepared and will go out prior to
October 15. Another consignment of
like tonnage and value will follow be
fore the close of the month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Sept l4-Wh precisely apathetic today
market much with last weeks
attitude rather than indifference
The
mens OF the Hartman Pachcs primarily There definite nmatons
and
alive TO s nature with no authentic information to guide
shares a holding the heard much of
f. II Hartman
A large
Hartman stocks Reading
al
houses Sunday the high
partly, doubt
n of depict
and
revived Of probable gold exports
A hip
regarded The call
the prolonged
ended marked
reflected including
although quOaby
Northern
a compared with August
slight July The of
weather bureau that the week would abundant
did preclude advance
Bonds irregular Total sales value 558OOO United
bonds unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Buffer. Cheese and Enr.

Continued light receipts of eggs and a growing
scarcity of large white selected caused n firm
market for the top grade of fresh Californis
stock yesterday and sent the price up lc 10
Zoe a Dozen The scarcity and high cost of
extras caused the less expensive
storage goods and the lower grades of fresh
thereby making the market active and firm ali
around Ten eases of extras were sold at the
new quotation the exchange, that being the
only transaction under the call.
The butter market retained all the frrnness
noted in the preceding reports and bids OF
Sic for extras the exchange failed 10 bring
out any stock, sellers asking Sc a pound more
than buyers would pay. Several large with
drawals were reported from cold storage Cheese
quiet and featureless
Receipts We're 81 100 lbs butter 40 700 1bs
cheese and 724 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estah
lished by sales. bids and offers on the foor ~,
tue dairy exchange. Prices In the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 11ac to &c higher owing to the
various charges TO be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 31c per III
firm; do hrsts. zee, steady; do seconds. 22c
steady; do thirds, 20c. steady; eastern extrns
zoe, steady; packing stock, firm at 81 he for No.
/ and 19c for No. ?.
Cheese-California: Fancy flats S1f1sc nor IN
steady; do irsfs 101ac. steady; do seconds 91sc
steady; fancy Young Americas 121sc weak: do
frsts 12c, weak. Oregon: Fancy flats. 13e
weak; fancy Young Americas. 141ac weak
Eggs tper dozen, cases included) California
fresh extras, fOc, steady; do firsts 32Iac
steady; do seconds. 2615c- steady; do thirds. 23c
steady; eastern selected, 25c, steady; do frsts
23c. steady; do seconds, 2Oc steady storage ex
tras, 29c, steady.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE wheat market to-
day gave evidence of broad elements of strength
northwest to a firm close. The undertone of
the corn market on the contrary was heavy,
the weather indicating the end of long dry
spell. Oats synpathized with corn, while pro
visions increased in value under the influence
of rise in the prices at the stockyards At
the opening the wheat market had the sup
port of firm cables and the strength OF north
western markets, which were firm in the face
Of enormous receipts. On top of this came
the, prediction that arrivals would continue
heavy for some time, as thrashing is generally
reported finished In North Dakota Winnipeg
receipts, S94 cars today, compared with only
3S year ago, when the was much
later Opening prices showed fractional ad-
vance all along the line December being ~ TO
"a over Saturdays closing at 99A a993sc. Buy
ing general and liberal selling largely for
the account OF profit taking longs found a
export were influential in the advance, and al
though in the late session, after most buyinp
orders had been satisfied. there was reacsfon
70 &c over Saturday at 9s5s aas1c. Primary
receipts, 2,229, 900 bushels, compared with 100
600 bushels ,tl year ga ago Local receipts Were 81
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of / f2s
cars, against 772 cars year ago. This Gay
week ago was holiday. The amount Of pas
sage decreased l,SOS, 600 bushels. Worlds ship
ments decreased 1,500, 900.
The issuance by the government OF special
long time forecast predicting abundant rain
this week started considerable realizing in the
corn market. The cash market compara-
lively firm, ear lots being in good demand, with
prices Ac TO 15c higher. fair demand was
also reported in the sample market. Local re-
CENTS were 304 cars, with 11S of contract grade
Oats dull. The country was seller OF De-
cember. but local longs were smailer sellers
Of May. Local receipts were 81 cars
In the provision market there was another
vance on hog products Prices closed/ from
712c to 17lac over Saturday.
cars; corn 3s4 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs, Is 600
head.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Eastern livestock Market

OMAHA
OMAHA. Sept. -Cattle-Recepts, 11.500
Market slow and Zoe to 15c lower Western
steers, S3.25d5.40: Texas steers. S3M45O range
cows and heifers, 81. 5O6l4.20: Gamers, S2Mos0;
stockers and feeders, S2.75m4.s5; calves. S30
353; bulls and stags 81. .25@3.25.
Hogs-Recepts. 2.00e- Market 10c to l9e l9e
higher. Heavy. $6.55M6.95 mixed. Sc. S00690;
light. Sc. I0G7; pigs, $5.50@6.40; blk of sales,
Sc. .S001GSc.
Sheep Receipts. 81. 600. Market steady.
Yearlings, SO. 80: wethers, So. .25@4; ewes,
s3@3.65 lambs, $5a5.4o.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 14.-Cattle-Receipts
26. 600. Market weak to 10c lower. Stockers
and feeders. $2.s06l5; bulls. $225@3.60; calves,
S3.50@6.50; western steers, $3.60@5.25; western
cows. So. .40@3.T5.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market 1Oc to 15c
higher. Bulk of sales, $G90@T.20; heavy 81:
G7.25: packers and butchers, $690GI.20; light,
S6.T5M7.15; pigs, $5@6.25.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 Market weak to l0c
lower Muttons $3.S0M4.10: lambs S4M5. 40;
range wetllers, $4,000. 20: fed ewes, S303.90.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Sept. 14.-Cattle-Receipts. about
81 .000 Market weak to Zoe lower. Beeyes.
S3 65@7.75 Texas steers, $4,000; western
steers, $4,000; stockers and feeders, s.. Goa
AS: and heifers, $1.75@5.T5; calves, $3.50
0DS.25.
Hogs-Receipts about 2l O00 Market Zoe to
15c higher. Light. S6.60MI. 80 mixed, $6!6JM
40: heavy. $6.65@pT 40; bulk. $1M1.25.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000. Market weak.
Native, 81. 25614.2J: western. $225M4.25; year
lings, S4.20@475; lambs, $3.J0@I.75; western,
s.. J0675.T5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Now York Grain and Prodnce

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Flour-Re cepts-13,-
200 barrels; exports. 1900: market quiet and
winter straights, $4.15G430; Minnesota bakers.
S4.20G460; winter extras. S3.A0M3.S5; winter
low grades, S3.30@3.75.
Wheat-Receipts 1900 bushels; exports. 214-
500: spot market firm. No. red, $1.044 a
1.o6% elevator, S1.o5I4 f. o. b. ahoat; No.
northern Duluth. Ill +. o. b. afoat; No. hard
winter $1.0S$z f. o. b. aloat. General strength
was feature of the wheat market all day 1t
started with a good cash demand in the north
west and continued dry weather in winter wheat
states and was sustained by export reports and
very light offerings. Last prices were p a y
$l-07A; December, $1.o6ht 1l.0o7s, closed
s1.067s; May, $1.os1s @1.os n-l6 closed
SI.0S 1l-16.
Hops-Quiet.
Hdes-Steady.
Nool-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady; refined New York. s.50c;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 6.45e; do in bulk,
1850.
sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining. 3.4oc: cen
trifugal, 90 test, 390c; moiasses sugar, 3.15c; (;
refined steady.
Conee-Futures closed steady net unchanged TO
10 points lower. Sales were reported of II 500
bags. including September, 5.75G5S5c; October,
5.60c; December, 5.55@5.6oc; March, 5.50c; May,
5.50c; July 5.55c. Spot. quiet. No. Rio, 6Ae;
No. Santos, Sjac; mild, dun; Cordoya, 914 a
Butter-steady; creamery specials, 240241ac;
extras, 231 d23Ac; thirds to 6rsts, 1S@22hc;
western factory hrsts, Ice; imitation creamery
6rsts, 1914 d20c.
Cheese-Firm; state. fun cream specials 23K
GE5a4c; small colofed or Whlte fancy, Il ne;
large colored white fancy 12c; good TO prime,
IL y G12c; common to fair, 9& 01Ac; skins,
l19@lOc.
Eggs-strong; western frsts. 221a @2315c; sec
onds, 21022c
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-No change is reported in
the market with prime fruit for November ship
ment quiet at about &c. Fancy are quoted at
52@IO13c on spots; chojce ~ @9e; prime, 6I4
@65tc: common TO fair. 5@6Ac
Raisins-oferings Of new crop seeded raisins
are attracting little attention and the market
is quiet with loose muscatels quoted at AZ "a
6Ac; choice TO fancy seeded. 612 @T%c; seed
less, AS d6c; London layers. 81 .60n1.63.
Prunes-Small orders aggregate a fair total
with quotations ranging from &c to 13c for Cali
fornia and from SIC TO 7l2c for Oregon fruit
Aprieots-There is very little demand with
choice quoted at sI2@S4c; extra choice, S55@
9a4c; fancy, l015 @lfc.
Peaches-Are easy in the absence of important
demand with choice quoted at T1a@7@c; extra
choice, ~ qS15c; fancy, SH @19c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
SILVER MARKET IN INDIA
Political Agftation-Imports of Rupees
Into the Country for Three YearN

The international banking corporation is in
receipt of advices in regard to the political
unrest in India as follows:
.'The up country demand for silver is ar
present about double that OF ordinary years
ana this can only be accounted for by the
Iact that political agitators are doing their
pesr to diseredit the British government and
10 induce the man in the street to invest
MS savings In anything but British government
securities. We have it on very good authority
that anonymous letters are written and dis
patcned through the postofice suggesting and
aarlsing the sale OF all government securities
and the Investment of the proceeds in bar
silver or gold. So long therefore as this agf-
tatlon goes on successfully the abnormal demand
induces more buyers to come in on the ground
that Is cheap.
The imports into India for fhe three months
April TO June 30 are as follows:
lyo0- value RS 215 lakhs. ozs f0475. 600; 1907.
value RS 2S4 lakhs. ozs H. 4S6 900: 1908. value
rs 4So lakhs, ozs q, ,30a 600. The figures for
also interesting:
1906, value rs ci7 lakhs, ozs go, ss5, 900:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
General Merchandise

Bags-6rain bags, S$WtAsc: San Quentin.
6Isc. wool bags. 356I3T lsc; fleece irvine &C Der
pound; fruit bags. 7lsc for A and 6I4c FOR b.
Coal-Csrbon Hill, So; Beaver Hill. 81; Penn
foa So: New Weilinston. So: Coos % bay s.: Aas
tralan. house-RichmOnd. ETC.. 50: Stanford
$50; Cumberland. $l4 in bulk and $3.50 in
sacks: Welsh anthracite. $15 coke. S14 per ton
In bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky mountain
S9.5 pr short ton.
per gallon for boiled and 51c for raw: cases. &c
more: castor oil. in cases. No I. Toe: Bakers
4sc for raw; China nut cases. 766es6e per gal
lon: coeOanut OIL In barrels, 55MJS1zc for Xxx:
521a q56c for No. and 50G53l2c, for No. 2
sperm oil, 65e; natural winter sperm OIL 65c
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
lard oil. Csc; No. lard oil 75c: pure neatsfoot
oil. SOC: No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 65e: herring Oil
40c; salmon oil. s5c; boiled fish oil, 35c; paint
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc-Water white oil. tank
wagon, Dc: $50 deg. oil. tank wagon, lie; special
water white. extra fne. tank wagon. ike:
deg oil, iron barrels or drums. lie: special do
111.c; pearl oil. in cases. 1615c: astral 1eBc:
star. 14lse: extra star. 19l4e; Elaine. 2e15c;
eocene. 1916; red crown and motor gasoline. in
bYlk, 141sc, in cases 21c: No. 1 engine distfl-
l4te. in drums, Sc; No do. &c: eases 7c more:
so deg gasoline. In bulk soc. in cases. 371sc,
naphtha. in bulk 1oc. in eases IKE
Turpentine-62i1e per gallon IN cases and
55l@c in drums and iron barrels.
Rnsin-Per barrel of $50 lbs: * 15. u
$500: G. s5.45: n. 50 So: 1. s6.o5.
Red and White Lead-Red lead. syasc per
~ dCVututile 70 qIdlttFs Wntfe IPd0. S6fS1AC
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company Quotes az
follows, terms net cash: Standard granulated
crystal doninoes in cases. oO5c: tablets in half
barrels 6.15c. tablets in boxes g. fOc- cubez srS
crushed 5.9Oc powdered. 5.75c: CANDY rran1'
lated 5.t5e; confectioners' A, 5.e5e: conferfior
ers crystals. 5.s5c; Magnolia A. zoe: exfra z.
lated 545c. Barrels and so ID baes 10. ha1s nii
bblS 2oc, boxes soc more per 100 lbs for All
grades Monarch bar is quoted over and above
H.. Hra
100 10 bags as follows: Bags 100 lbs. 35c: bar
reis 4oc; half bbls. 6Oc: 30 u tins cased 50 a.
a case. $40: lb tins. in case 50 10. 10 ~ ~
boxes, Soc No order taken for less than q bar.
Iels . OF l,s equivalent. No extra charge for nnt
ting up bar in private packages ~ put
Inc tah1oruia and Hawaiian sugar ra6,i,~
COMPANY quotes as follows. Granuiaretl hastss
''o'e' hisraae BAR, eei powdered, 5.T5c:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Leading Southern Nevadas More Aetfvs
and Unsettled-C ConrfOcka Lower


There was a fair business in local securities
: yesterday. chiefly In those Of Spring Valley
water and United Railroads bonds. the latter
selling at $T2.37 y G72.50 Spring Valley stock
advanced to $3.50. while the general mortgage
per cent bonds were Arm at $SJ.75. Otherwise
local securities weref quiet.
The Constock mining stocks were weak and
generally lower. with the leaders losing few
cents on the day. with trading quiet.
The leading southern NeVadas were generally
active and unsettled Florence. which closed on
Saturday at $3.50, sold up to S412h3. but closed
lower at S3.95. GOldfeld Consolidated sold at
SOSOg6, closing at S6-OI15, against $6O211 ON
saturday Considerable eastern selling OF these
two stocks reported. Combination Fraction.
which closed Saturday $l-3O- opened at
$1S0- It was reported that Thomas Murpny
had sold his interest in Combination Fractlo6'
10 Wingfeld. A telegram from Nevada to
prominent broker stated that Wingheld was noe'
coming to San Francisco at present.
Opposition to the advanced rates OF commission
op stock sales continues, both here and In Ne
vada. It Is claimed that under ordinary nuctua
tiOns they wipe out all profits The brokers In
and Is an important factor In the current dull
ness Of the market. the major part OF the busi-
ness now being between brokers
Late assessments are: Central Eureka min
ing company. 2l2e, delinquent October 30; san
Juan Grande mining company. 1c. October TO-
Columbus Consolidated mining company OF Marie
posa county, 1c, October II: Dumbarcon land and
improvement company. 81, October 20s Rio Bravo
oil company. &c, October IS; Ocean Shore rail.
way company, S. October H.
special meeting Of the stock holders OF thu
Northern California power company, consolidated.
has been called for November II, for the pur-i
pose Of voting on n proposition to create a bond
ed indebtedness OF SO. .OOO. .0O0-
The California fruit Gamers association has
declared a regular monthly dividend Of 80 centa.
per share. payable September 21-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Hay and Feedstuffs

Hay continues firm in spite of large receipts
yesterday of ,451 tons. including 129 cars and
sales were made at top quota tions.
Handlers of feedstuffs report increasing in
quir1es for bran and shorts. which gives the
market more tone Reports from the two north
ern states are that the demand there is taking
the whole output of the mills leaving nothing for
export.
Bran-s29. 50@S050 per ton for white and $as
a. 80 for red.
MlddIngs-$32. JO@35 per ton.
Shorts-S30@31. 30 per ton.
Feedsturs- Rolled barley, $2963O: rolled oats
for feed, S31@33; mixed feed $2362S for aver
age lots; oil cake meal, in 20 ton lots S36 T5.
in 10 ton lots S37.25, in lots $37 rs small
lots $3.50: cocoanut cake meal at mills S25
in 10 and $3.50 in 5 ton lots Jobbing S26; corn
meal. S3l@3S; cracked corn. S3S 4S9; broom corn
seed, 81 25l91.30 per etl; alfalfa meal and meal
falfa jobbing lots $23. carload lots 500 per ton
Hay-Wheat.' S15@20: wheat and oat S14M
IS; tame oat. $14M17.50; volunteer wild oat
per ton.
Straw-5O665c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Hides. Talloy. Wool and Hons

Hides-CulI and brands sell about 15G1c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers, lie; me-
dium, lie; light Sc; cowhides 1Oc for heavy.
&c for light; stays, 61ae; salted kip, Zoe; salted
veal! 14c; salted calf. 145e; dry hides. 17e:
dry kip, 15c;. dry calf. zoe; dry stays, 12e;
dry veal, 1sc; Mexican dry hides, 161ze; Mexican
dry sated do 13c; Mexican picked do. loo;
sheepskins. shearlings. 20@3oc each; short wool,
35@ SOC each; medium. 550S0c each; long wool,
S5c6 81 %; lambs l56 45c; horse hides salt
S2.5O@2.75 for large and S1.T5G2 for medium,
T5c6lS1 25 for small and 20 5Oc for colts; horse
hides, dry. S292.25 for large and S1.25G2 for
medium. 50eGS1 for small and 25g50c for colts;
deerskins dry Mexicans, 2s130c; dry salted do
24dI26c; picked do, 20c; dry Central American
26930c; goatskins, prime angora, T5cQ$1; large
hair goats, 3Jc; medium 20c; small. 5415c.
Tallow-No 1 rendered, 432@4%c;. No. ?, 3@
4c: grease, 2621ac.
Wool-Spring clip (free), Humboldt, years
staple. 15@lsc; northern Humboldt and Mendo-
cine 11Gl13c; San Joaquin, 7Q9c; southern
coast, 6@sc; Nevada. 9@12e per Id. Fall clip.
northern mountain (freej. case; defective. Al
&c. Oregon wools-EasterD, Sq13c; valley, IL y
6l151ac- per 10.
Hops-Prices to growers as follows: 1906
crop l1s@21ae; 1907 crop. 4d6e for all coast
descriptions; contracts, 9@l10c per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Los Angeles marked.

LOS ANGELES Sept. 1.-THE butter com,
mttee OF the produce exchange advanced nee ,nS
quotation up TO 62J5c for the creamery eX-
tras and 60c for the firsts. while the eastern
extras were set at 30c pound, an advance OF
2015c.
Trading change limited to five cases
of creamery frsts. the sale being made at
the market price. The only change in price
was made in yellow Danvers onions. which de-
creased from 81 hundred to 15c@Sl. Offer
ings were plentiful but bidding light and
the market gave appearances of being weak,
Cheese was among the heaviest orerers and
receipts were over 10000 pounds, compared
with ID pounds for Saturday.
Green vegetables in demand the
street and sales were unusually heavy for Mon
recorded but the market without any spe-
cial feature. The grade of lettuce being re-
ceived is very poor and there is only a de-
mand for strictly fancy stock The better grade
of lettuce sells for 81 ,l5M1 .35 II crate, while
the inferior stock sells as low as soc and up
to 81. There was better tone to the demand
for bell peppers and green chilis. but the quo
tations continued low and no direct advances are
expected this week.
Parsley was off sc on the dozen punches
and sales were light, with fair receipts. Peas
and beans were firm and an advance of &c
was made In beans, putting the quotations at
4@5c.
Produce exchange recepTs-Eggs 147 cases;
butter. 3.676 pounds; cheese Al $40 pounds: !:
potatoes, 1900 sacks; beans, 64 sacks; ap-
tatoes, 21S sacks.
Cheese-Northern fresh, lie: anchor, large,
1oc; anchor, Young America, 16c; hand. cheese,
anchor brand. lie; eastern singles 16d1Tc; east
twins. 16@16he: eastern cheddars, lie;
eastern longhorn, iI15 @1sc: eastern daisy. 171a
@1se: Swiss, imported, 2s@3oe; Swiss. domes-
tic 1Sc; brick cream, 1Sc: limburger. 1Sc; Tu-
Isre, 14c; imported Rocquefort. 44c; Edam, 36-;iT
size: German breakfast $1.10 a box; Neufcha-
tel 81 20 a box; Sierra 81. 10 a box; Canada
cream. j dozen to box, 95c; Schlosskase, 81
box; Camembert, $l2o a box.
Butter-Creamery extra 5I75c:. creamery flrsts.
55c; eastern extras 2T1sc; cooking butter, 24c
Eggs-Loeal ranch, candIed, 34@36c; case
count 21c dozen. eastern fresh, 27(d2Sc; stor-
age. selected, 25@26e
Potatoes tper ctli-New local Burbanks, 81 80;
new highland, 81 40; local sweet potatoes
12c a pound
Onions lper ctT-Northern red, 75cmS1; Aus
tralian brown. 9oc@sl; silverskin, 81; garlic
9010c pound.
Beans (per ctD-Plnk. No. 1. .SS. 75@4; local.
NO. l. 50 25@5.50 Lady Washington, No. l. So
small white. No. l, So: blackeye, $3.50; Gar
vanzas $3.50: lentils s1I.50
Poultry (buying prices aliye-Broilers, IL to
pounds, lie pound: fryers, lie; hens s
pounds and up, 12c; under pounds, 10c old
roosters, 6G7c; turkeys, heavy, zoe; light, not
wanted Selling prices, dressed-Broilers, 20c
pound; fryers, zoe; roasters. 15c hens, 15c:
ducks, frozen, 15c; live ducks, 14@15c; geese,
1215 a 14c. .
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Provisions

A brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Hogs sold at the highest prices at the yards to-
day in years, claims being made that some fancy
January stun IS very strong, in view OF the light
weight hogs and high prices for the live article -
Cured Meats-Bacon. TO 10 lbs. lie: 10 to
12 lbs &c., light medium and medium. 14c; bel
lies, - to IA Abs, 15e; sugar cured. to lbs,
21c; to 10 ibs. 20c; 10 TO II lbs. 19c; fancy
sugar cured 23c per lb English cured bacon. g
TO lbs, ISc; to 10 lbs, lie: 10 to Il lbs. lie;
eastern sugar cured hams, 16iac for heavy and
I61%c for light; extra fine brands lie. California
hams, 14915c; mess beef. $11 per Dbl; family,
S11.50; extra family. $11-50; extra prime pork.
5000; clear. $21.50; mess. S22; pig pork, S24;
pigs feet So for half bbls. 81 % for - ID kegs
and 81 80 for kits; smoked beef. 1713q19c
per 10.
I1ard-Tierces quoted at 11ae for California
compound DC for eastern compound and lie for
pure; half bbls. pure. 1211c; 90 10 tins. 12lie;
10 ID tins, 12aze; Ib tins, 125sc; 10 tins l3c.
Cottoene-One half Dbl, 10$sc; half bbs,
10Ac; tIerce, 10sc; tierces, 10ci tierces,
9Isc:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-15
Flour and Farinaceous goods

Flour-California family extras, S5.4oG6 net
without discount; bakers extras, So 1905 90
superine, 81 .20G4 so; Oregon and Washington
per bbl. s.. .s0@540 for family, bakers and pat
ents and S4-.5 for cut off; Kansas patents, San
francisco track $500; do straight 1910; Da-
kota patents, $685. straight, $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash. no discount. as follows: Graham four
S3 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $40; rye meal So 20
rice flour, s6.SO@7; corn meal, So. .o503.25: ex-
ira cream do, S3.55@3.75; oat meal $4.S0@4 50
oat groats 81 30@4 30; hOminy, So .40Gl3 so;
buckwheat -four $4056If %; cracked wheat
S3.30@3.50; farina. $4@+20; whole wheat flour
$50; rolled oats. bbis $6@7.50 in sacks S4.3O6
600; rolled wheat, bbs S4G4.30, in sacks 81. 300Q
$500 per loo lbs. I