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Middlings-SSs. .5o@so.5o per ton.
Beans and Seeds

Numerous fluctuations in beans appear The
market is still quoted firm.
The circular of Adolf Koshland says:
During the last week the daily arrivals of
beans have not assumed the liberal proportions
which they had previously. yet the total amounts
to large quantity.
The harvest the river is gradually draw
ing to close, although In some sections there
are quite lot of beans to be shipped. The
shipping movement is not particularly brisk at
this writing, but there is quite steady demand
and the market is in good shape.
There has been very good inquiry for lima
beans, but no change in prices has taken place
since week ago. slight advance may be
ness in Lady Washingtons. The quantity of the
first named variety now In growers hands is ex-
ceedingly small, and shipments out of ware
houses have been very heavy. The consumption
on the coast as well as in the east is very good.
Bayo beans have maintained the advance pink
beans are firm. although not particularly active
Cranberry. beans have advanced under a good
shipping demand
The whole line is firm"
Beans (per ctl-Bayo S2.9063; pea. 81. 5od
475; small white, S43594. 65: large white.
S3.65@3.s5: pink. S2.4092 so; red. SO. 50G4
blackeye, s. 25@3. so; 1fmas. 81 35G4 40; red
kidneys, $3.2563.50: cranberry beans Sc. .6Om
2.s5; Garvanzas, S2.50G2s5; horse beans.
Sl.5062.
Seeds--Brown mustard. S3.75: yellow mustard.
nominal; haxseed. S2.75G3 carload lots; canary.
&c; alfalfa, l4d 16c; rape. cleaned, 2d2i5c: tim
othy. nominal; hemp, 4c: milet. 2st Gf3Le per
lb: broom corn seed $24G25 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81. .2512. 80;
Niles $3@3.25 asked per GENITAL.
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Cheese Firm, unchanged
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
IN L II
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Further decline was
reported In the London tin market today, with
spot closing at f135 los and futures at f137 12s
Cd. Locally the market dull at 2990Q30c.
Copper was higher in London, with spot closing
at f63 IS cd and futures at f64. Locally the
market weak in tone and nominally un.
changed. Lake is quoted at 14.25@14.3Thc y c;
eIectrolytic, 14014125ac; casting, 13.S711 lac.
Lead declined 2s Cd to f13 Is Cd in London
The local market was dull and unchanged al
4.30@4- -35c.
Spelter was lower at Ell Is Sd in London
Locally the market steady at 5.10@5 15c
The English iron market was higher with
standard foundry quoted at ASS and Cleveland
warrants at 49s. Locally the market WAS firm
with No. l foundry northern $17@17.50; No
do, $16.75d17.25: No. i southern and No.
do soft SIT 25617T5
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Butter Cheese and EGGS

The extra demand for holiday wants brought
out some large buying of butter and eggs yes
firm Mondays sharp advance in extra but
ter was maintained. though It looked for a
time as II the market going to fall back.
At the opening Of the call the change
some handlers started selling at 36c a pound.
buI they could not meet the demand at that
price and before the end OF the trading the
market firm at 37c. Fully 5000 pounds
changed hands under the call. Fresh hrsts were
1c higher at 2Sc, and storage extras ad-
vanced 11c TO 27c a pound.
All grades Of eggs. both fresh and storage.
sold or well, and the top grade Of the former
was 1ae dozen higher, some liberal buying
on the exchange causing the advance. There
nothing In cheese
Sales the exchange were follows:
Butter-20 cases Of fresh local extras at 36c
90 at 3613c and 80 at 3Tc a pound.
Eggs-20 cases Of fresh California extras at
Sac 35 at 541ac and 10 at soc dozen.
Receipts were 1920 lbs butter, lbs
cheese and .420 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations. estab-
lished by sales. bids and offers on the floor OF
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from &c to &c higher, owing TO the vari-
Gus charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. SIC per ib
firm; do frsts, 2Sc. firm; do seconds, 24e, firm
do thirds. zoe; steady; eastern extras. &c
steady; eastern ladies', firm at 22c for extras and
21c for frsts; local storage extras. &c. drm;
picked butter. 23I5c, steady; storage packing
stock, 2119c, firm.
Cheese-California: Fancy flats. 14iSc per n.
1rm; do frsts. 1Sc. firm; do seconds, IL l3c. hrm.
fancy Young Americas. lie. firm; do frsts. lee.
firm; storage fats. 1255e, firm Oregon: Fancy
fats, i4c. firm; fancy Young Americas. 16l2c,
drm; fancy eastern cheddars. lie, steady Ore
gon storage fats, 13l2c, firm; do Young Amerf-
cas-. 15c, firm.
Eggs (per Dozen cases Observation-Disclosures
do seconds, 40c, firm; do thirds 2Sc. firm.
Storage goods-CallfOrnia extras. 35c firm. do
hrsts, 5213c, firm; do seconds. % 1ac. firm; east
ern extras, 2Slae. firm; do irsts, 2Ie, hrm; do
seconds, 25c, firm.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks and the coppes to three points higher
Spot and future lower. Silver declined 3sc.
Comstocks lower. Goldheld Con. passes the 81 mark
New York exchange weak and sterling exchange firm.
Shipment of SllS657 in silver bullion to Hongkong
Wheat, barley, and unchanged.
Beans continue fuctuate with firm market.
Hav rather easy. Feedstuffs and firm.
Dried fruits firm and moderate demand. Raisns steady.
No change in hams, bacon lard.
Wool firm and fairly active Hides steady Hops selling fairly
Good beef mutton and in decreasing supply.
Potatoes and onions quiet. Vegetables in good demand
Large fat turkeys scarce but thin birds plentiful.
Best butter and eggs higher Cheese unchanged
Fresh fruits moving off better steady prices.
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

products were about at the low point for the
day at declines ranging from 10 cents in lard
and ribs and . cents IN pork There was some
early selling OF products By outside packers.
Part OF the heaviness In sympathy with a
lower grain list during most OF the session
Cured Meats-Bacon. 70 10 lbs. lflac; 10 10
Il lbs 161ac: light medium. 14c medium. 14l3e;
bellies. "A to IS lbs. 1615c; sugar cured, TO
lbs. 20Zc; s to 10 lbs. 19l2cs 10 to y lbs.
nc: fancy sugar cured. &c per 10: English
cured bacon. to 3 lbs. 1916; to 10 lbs. Isle;
10 10 u lbs 175xe: eastern sugar cured hams.
1CIke for medium and 161kc for light; extra ane
brands lie; California hams. 15c; mess beef.
S1150 per Dbl: family. Sl2.50; extra family. SIS;
extra prime pork. 5000; clear. 81, ness. 81:
pig pork. So pigs feet. s. FOR half bbls. So
FOR . ID kegs and S1-30 for kits; smoked beef.
1912 el20c per 10
Lard-Tierces quoted at Sc for California COM
pound and 121Sc for California pnre; eastern
pure. 121ac for tierces; half bbls. pure, 1Sc: %
ID tins 12≻ 10 10 tins. 13kc; 10 tins. 13Ssci
3 ID tins 131Ac.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. 9%c; half hnls.
9Sc; 1 tierce. 9iScs tierces, 9sc; tierees'
0Ac-
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Poultry and Game

Dressed turkeys continued to hold the cen
Ter OF the stage In the poultry market yester-
day, trading in them being active from the
opening right up 20 closing time Early deIiv-
cries appro1inated 80 tons. and 27 additional
tons came to hand the afternoon trains.
bringing the total receipts FOR two days up to
well above 300 tons. In the early morning
ceiVers were asking 2Se a pound for the best
lois, but there were hardly enough sales at
that figure to warrant quoting H. 27e being
while large buyers were able TO secure pretty
fair stock at 25c- Anything fat met with
prompt sale, finding buyers almost as fast
received As on the preceding day. the mar
ket was overloaded with small and thin birds.
and dealers experienced considerable difficulty
to take whatever buyers were willing Of
Ter Toward the end OF the day II looked
as II there would be a large carryover OK
oony stock, buyers were paying little or
no attention TO 1t. Live turkeys were neg
lected and weaker. Everything In the chicken
line ruled frm with large young stock lead
Ing In point Of demand. and there was a good
market for fat ducks and geese. There was
not much doing IN game, and the general feel
ing In that department was one OF weakness.
Poultry (per dozen}-Hens 4Q5 for small
$5. 509650 for large and S769 for extras; young
So 6O45o; fryers, S55006: large broilers. "a. 80
Q5.6O; small broilers, $4,000; ducks. $66fS for
young and s4Q5 for old; pigeons. S1Q1.25;
squads, S2-50QS; geese, S2@2-5o per pair
choice and 20024c for thin; live, 20922c.
Game (per dozen)-M Mallard ducks, $3d6; can
vasbacks. S4Gs; sprig. saga; teal, 81 .5O@
$50: widgeon, $2Q2. so; small 81 50@2;
blackjacks, 81. .50@2; gray ducks, S2.50Q3; gray
geese, $2G2.50; white geese, $1@1-5O; brant
ers, SAGE; hare, 81 .2591 10; cottontail rabbits
81. .I562 %.
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Hay and Feedstuff.


The hay market continues quiet and easy. The
receipts yesterday fell or sharply. Feedstuffs
show no change, being In light supply and firm
The circular Of Somers & Co. says
Because of the situation shipments of
hay have continued quite active during the last
week. the total showing $500 tons, in compari-
son with $3.50 tons for the week preceding. All
receivers of hay have been very firm in their
well maintained. 1t is generally conceded
however, that the market not be maintained
under continuation of such heavy arrivals so
1t is generally reported that shipments have
been ordered discontinued at many points
THE recent showers have also had a little
tendency to discourage buyers, although prices
are really no lower, yet at the present writing
the market can be reported rather easy
1.-The discussion as to the future Of the market
owing to the apparent light stocks throughout
the country, still continues. Several operators
are very strong in their ideas TO the future OF
the situation, maintaining that nothing can pre-
present range. Although we admit the possi-
bility Of this, yet with open winter and by
practicing economy, we can get through the sea
son with but little change from the present price
list. Much will depend future Developments
not attempt to predict with any surety
at the present writing"
Bran-s3o@31 per ton for white and s29. .5o@
81 for red.
Middlings-S 5o@35 so per ton.
Shorts-S33@33 so per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, SS0631; rolled oats
for feed, s33G34.50; mixed feed. $2S@32 for
average lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3S In
10 ton lots $780, In ton lots $40. small lots
$39. so; cocoanut cake meal at mills S25. so in
20 and 10 and $26 in ton lots, Jobbing SIG. so:
corn seed. S1.2001.25 per ctl; alfalfa meal and
mealfalfa, Jobbing lots $23. carload lots s22 per
ton
Hay-wheat. s1s022; wheat and oat s17a21:
tame cat, S16@19; volunteer wild oat, $15M1S:
alfalfa, $11@15; stock, S12G15 per ton.
Straw-6o@eoc per bale.
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Potatoes. Onions nna yeretabIes

There was some brisk buying OF nhscel
lane0gs vegetables for holiday wants yester-
day. causing a firm market for the limited
supplies OF the tender descriptions from the
Los Angeles region. All kinds Of beans advanced
sharply and summer squash and eggplant were
also higher, while peas and green peppers stood
as before quoted. lac receipts Of peppers and
eggplant from around the bar were small, the
rain having practically wound up the crops.
Celery was in good request at firm prices. and
tomatoes. though plentiful. cleaned up well at
satisfactory figures. There was nothing new
IN poIatoes or onions, the market for both
being quiet
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites, 6j8sJc for
fancy and 50960c for common; Salinas Bur
banks, s1.2541.55; oregon Burbanks. $1.150
1-30; sweet potatoes, S1.J0@1.7J.
Onions-55 l75c per GENITAL.
Vegetables Tomatoes. 609SJc per box: green
peas. 719c per ID; string beans 9QI215c per
10; wax beans. 10@i2tsc per 10; lima
beans 70ec per ID; simmer squash, S1d1. %
per box; green peppers. T5c0S1.50 per box;
southern do, 6@15c per ID; garlic, 76sc per lb:
cabbage, 81 per ctl; caulidOwer, 65075c per doz
turnips. e5@T5c per sack; carrots, e5QT5c per
sack; eggplant. S10125 per box; southern DO.
6B7c per ID; celery, 256e40c per doz; raarrowfat
squash, $10Q15 per ton
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Hiae.. TaIlow. Wool and Hops

Wool rules Arm at the advance already noted.
and the outward movement is good Hops are
fairly active. With choice steadily becoming
scareer.
Hides are moving or fairly and the market 10
quoted steady The tanners are not operating
very freely
Hides-CuIIs and brands sell about i561c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 12l7c; me-
dunn. 1l15c; light. 952c; cowhtdes. lOe lor
hesvy, Ale for light; stays. 7ci salted kip. l2c;
salted veal. 145kc: sailed calf. ljc; dry hides,
IKE: dry kip. I6c; dry calf. &c; dry stags.
12c dry veal 19c; Mexican dry hides, lsc;
Mexican dry salted do. 13c: Mexican picked.
15c: sheepskins shearlings. 20630c each; short
wool, 356l5Oc each; medium. 55GSOc eaens long
wool, S5c4SL25; lambs. 15050c; horse hides,
salt. 81 5OG2 IS FOR large and SLI5g2 for me-
dlum 75c6S1. % for small and 25G50c for colts
horse hides, dry. S262 25 for large and S1-25Q2
for medium. 5ocGS1 for small and 25g50c for
colts: deerSkins. dry Mexican. 2SQ3Oc- dry
salted do. 24Q26e; picked do. Zoe: dry Central
American. 25G30c; goat skins. prime angora,
75cdS1; medium. 40d6Oc: large hair goats. SScs
medium, 20c; small. ga 15c.
Tallow-No 1 rendered, 4G4Acs No ?. S9+e;
grease. 2d2hc-
Wool-Spring clip ffree) Humboldt. years sta
pie 16Ql9e; San Joaquin. 7l399l5c; southern
coast, 61a 0Shc; Nevada, eGl4c per 10 FAN
clip. northern mountain (freel, ia 74S11c; de-
fective, 5G6e. Oregon-Falley, 14l3GaIe per
pound
per ID.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-F1our- Receipts,
a. 400; exports, Loo; quiet, but steady
100. 600; sales 1900. 900. Spot irregular; No.
2 red S1.10K Kd1.117s elevator No. 2 red,
S1.1 1915 {. o. b., afoat; No. l northern Du-
luth, S1:l6 f. o. b. adoat; No. hard win
ter S1l5 (. O. b.. adoat. The early wheat
market was characterized by further declines,
rejecting bearsh statistics, liquidation, favor
1t later recovered bull support, export trade
and large clearances. closing quite firm at a
partial IL net loss. December closed at Slips
May closed at $1.14ls
Hops-Quet
Hides-Firm-
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw, quiet: fair refining, S44c; cen
trifugal 90 test, 3.94c; molasses sugar. 3. 19c.
Refined, quiet crushed, 5.60c; powdered, DC;
granulated 490c.
Coffee-Futures closed steady net unchanged
TO points lower. Sales were reported Of $500
bags. including December at 4.95@5c; January,
B. O5c March, 5. 5.10@5. 15c; May, 5.15@5. .20c;
July, 5.25c September. 5.25@5 30c.
Spot coffee.sIquiet: Rio No. &, 61ac; Santos
No. A. 75sc. Mild, dull; Cordova, 9MG1213c.
Butter-Firm,s unchanged
Cheese-Firm, unchanged
Eggs-Steady unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporate Appes-The market is rather easy
In tone, with fancy quoted at she; choice, ~
@7Ac; prime ess @63sc, and old crop, 4g6c,
according to grade.
Pr1nes-Are firmly held but are attracting
only moderate demand. Quotations range from
4c to 13c for California, and from 614c to 1lac
for oregon.
extra choice, 9A Q9hc fancy, 101z @1015c.
Peaches-Are not active, but there is no ap-
parent effort to force business and the market
is well maintained, with choice at fQ1Ac,
extra choice at ~ @Sc and fancy at S%0l1c.
Raisins-Are firm In tone, rejecting reports
from the coast that the growers movement is
practically assured. Loose muscatel quoted
at ia G512c; choice to fancy seeded, case;
seedless, AZ acc; London layers, s1-So@l-60.
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Canned Fruits-Ths California fruit cannsrs'
.ssociation quotes l9OS naek az fnllnHa.

Canned Asparagus-The California fruit can
ners association quotes 1908 pack follows:
NJ 25S square e dos to easel. weight So
lbs-lfamnoth white, 81. do peeled. 81 10, Large
white peeled 81. 25; small white, $3.50.
Canned Peas-The California Gamers assoeia-
tiou quotes 1908 pack follows. Petit pols.
81 so: extra fine sfted S135; extra sifted. 81 %.
Canned TomatOes-19OS pack. 2i5 pound solid
pack. SOC; pound solid pack. 90c; No. s. S2.35.
QuicksilYer- -$444+6 per hask for local use and
S44d45 per flask for export.
Cordage-Manila. 9Lc. Sisal, Sc. Ssal
bale rope, 999hc per ID; net cash, no dis
count
Pacific Codfsh-The Union fish company quotes
as follows: Bundles, small whole, 80 lb bales
3i5c: cases. regular, large. whole. leo ID boxes
axe: cases. extra, 10 ID boxes. &c: cases east
ern style. So; Anchor brand, DC; narrow gauge
51sc. Silver King. &c: Golden State 61ac: White
Seal. middles. 81 Gl9c; Seabright. blocks. 6@.c:
oriental blocks. exec Crown brand. tablets
4l4c; Pearl tablets SCI ; ID boxes fancy bone
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Available Grain suppIy

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-SpeciaI cable and
teIegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies, compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east of Rockies in
creased 4.164,O00 bushels; Canada. decreased
5000 bushels total United States and Canada
increased 3,1S6,000 bushels; afoat for and fl
Europe, decreased 100000 bushels total. Ameri
can and European supply. increased 1851 ,0oC
bushels
AL 900 bushels.
oats-United States and Canada, decreased
S0z, 600 bushels.
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peciduous and Citrus Frult.

Although retail tradesmen were still giving
much Of their attention TO turkeys, business In
fresh fruits assumed more satisfactory propor-
tions yesterday, but there was no Improvement
ries and raspberries from nearby districts were
light again. only chests coming in and the
arrivals found ready sale at good figures. A few
small consignments Of Grated strawberries were
received from Los Angeles and sold at 81. 1912
crate. Grapes were in light supply and steady
TO values. while persimmOns. pears and
ounces received but little attention. There was
fair movement In apples at the old quotations
but there enough stock hand TO keen
the market supplied for a week without any
new arrivals. In the citrus department tanger-
ines, grapefruit and well cOlored navel oranges
were In good request at steady to firm rates
and even the odds and ends Of Valencia or
anges found ready sale at satisfactory prices
New arrivals of pineapples we're held at an
advance.
Strawberries per chest.
Raspberries- -$e610 per chest.
Crsnberries-Cape Cod, $14 per bbl; Coos bay
S3.5003.75 per box.
Apples (per boxl-Fancy beIIfower. 65as5c.
other fancy, 9Oc GS1- rs; common to choice 400
75c; Christmas apples. S1.5O62-
Pears-Winter Neflis. 75c6$125 per box:
cooking varieties, 50GI5c.
Quinces-50965c per box.
Figs-Nominal-
Persimmons-5Oc6S1 per box.
Grapes-Crates 75cG$1. Is; small boxes. 60
Q65c.
81. .50N3 so: navels, $2d3.5O; tangerines, S5cdS1
for small and S1.75 for large boxes; grapefruit
$3. .5O045O for seedless; lemons, $3n3.5O for
fancy, S2Q2.50 for choice and $1.25Q15O for
standards; lines, S4G5-
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. $1615o per bunch
pineapples, $2G4.
pineappleS, $2M3.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 2f.-PrOduccrs are re-
ceiytng 46 cents for eggss which are not market
ed in large lots Some shipments are made to
San Francisco. although the whole output is
needed for home consumption. Merchants sell
for 80 cents. storage So cents.
SANTA ROSA, Nov. 24.-There was an ad-
vance Of half cent on choice eggs today when
buyers quoted 521a cents per dozen for choice
and As cents for seconds. The local market for
turkeys has been well cleaned up at from 20 10
Do cents per pound Buyers find them
very scarce
PETALUMA Nov. 24-Fifty-two and a
half cents the best. price paid for eggs
today In Petaluma.
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Naw vor,. Money Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Nioney call easy,
1laQ2 per cent: ruling rate, Ia; closing bid,
III: offered at 2.
Time loans weak; go days, 2Si as per cent;
so days, per cent; months, 313 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 304 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.s410@4. .S420 for so day
bills and at $4.S645 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4. .s34 94.S3h.
Bar silver, 40Hc.
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
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week. Insiders are buying Franklin and Rhode
Island, being confident that the consolidation
viii be beneficial to both properties.
Utah Copper declared a regular quarterly
dividend OF soc, payable December 81. Books
close December IS and reopen January 2. The
market is quiet, with little pressure either to
buy sell.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by z. E. Hut
ton & Co. 490 California street, San Fran
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive of the s150. 600, 600 gold reserve shows
Available cash balances $14s971 $40; gold coin
and bullion, S33, 066, 15S; gold certificates, $44
347 $50
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Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Nov. 24.-The volume of business In
the wool market still keeps above the average
although transactions show a slight falling on
dencv dpsss to [ema nam very firm which has had ten
Scoured-California northern. 4S@52c; middle
county, 4SG46c; southern, 3793sc; fall free,
3sG40c.
No clothing, 4S@50c valley No. l, 45@4Sc
Ierritory-Fine staple, 6o@63ci dne medium
ciotning 4s@51c; half blood 53@57c; three
elgntns blood. 52G54c; quarter blood. 46@4sc
Pulled-E1tra, 56@6oc; fine, 52@54c; su-
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LOCAL MARKETS
San FrancIsco MONEY sIsrket

New York exchange is weak, while sterling
is steady. Silver Is &c lower. Local exchange
rates remain unchanged.
No further change In the loan market is noted.
All surplus funds are now being employed for
crop moving and taxes
The Asia took out yesterday a treasure list
of $11S657 consisting of $43, 200 in silver bul-
lion, shipped to Hongkong by the international
banking corporation, and $685. In silver bull
lion, shipped to Hongkong by the WeIls-Fargo
Nevada national bank
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Northern wbeat uarket

TACOMA. Nov AsfaiN1aos % WEI. atilItng- R,,s
stem, 96c Export-Buestem, e2c; club, SIC;
OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 24,-Wheat: Track prices
Club. sOc; buestem. csc; turkey red, 92c; red
Russian, Ssc; valley, ole
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Rutter C,bee.e and Fpc.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-0n the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Creameres,
22@30e; daires, 1914 025c. Eggs steady at mark,
cases included 22@25c: firsts, 2Sc; prime frsts,
29c. Cheese firm, I2A 6l3Ac.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and

Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Nov 24-Turpentine-Fir,n.
39Ac; sales, 900; receipts, lob; shipments, 272
Rosin- Firm; sales, 9,446; receipts, 4,426;
S2.s5; D. $2.s71a; Il, $3.50; f. 81 9o12. .926
G.. $2921a @2.95; H, SO. $50 @13.45: L, $4.05: K
$490; NJ. $5.40G15.4 As; N, $3.50; VIC, $6.45:
WV. $640. No market tomorrow.
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Provisions

The market shows no further price changes
and continues in good shape for sellers
4 brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said
a heavy run of hogs at all western packing
points the ruling influence for the provision
trade, both early and la<e. Last prices for all
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Cash Grain and Provisions

. CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. No. spring wheat
s1.o5@Lo7; No. 3, 95c@S1o6; No. 2 red
$1.023s @1.04A No. 2 corn. 63A @63l2c; No
yellow, "a d63Ac No. 3 winter oats, 4s1a a
soc. No. rye. 741c. Good feeding barley
57@5sc; fair TO choice mailing, 59M62c. No. l
northwestern iaxseed. S1.47; prime Timothy Seed
3.S5; clover, contract grades, $910 Short ribs
sides Qoosel. $s.25@S.75: short clear sides
(boxedl, IS. 1919. Mess pork, per Dbl, s14.62h
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
TIE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Nov. 24--The rally in stocks today
Is simply confirmation Of the very strong posi-
tion Of the market The coppers are lust as
scarce at this level they were at 20 points
lower. and the next advance in the metal viii
cause a quick jump Copper Range advanced
two points The buying of Lake looks good
ana The noor traders are talking 20 for 1t this