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Los Angeles NIarkets

Los ANGELES. Feb. 10.-Eggs took a sudden
drop today, the reduction amounting to 4l2c to
DC dozen. Receipts were larger than antici-
pated. and. fearing the accumulations of sur
plus, dealers decided to lower quotations. Even
at the new prices eggs still are higher than they
were year ago
Dealers reported good movement of produce,
and the general market about steady With
yesterday. The bidding for cheese indicated
weakness, and butter no more than steady.
Produce receipts: Eggs, 459 cases; butter,
1,946 pounds cheese, 1884 pounds potatoes,
2,076 sacks; onions. 25 sacks; beans, 652 sacks
sweet potatoes 1877 sacks
Eggs (per doz)-Local ranch, candled, 3Sc
case count. 351Ac
Butter-Creamery. extra. 75c; creamery first
61&c; eastern, extra, 6743c; cooking butter, 27c
per Id.
Cheese (per lb)-Northern. 15G151kc anchor.
large, 15l2c; anchor, Young America, 101ac;
hand cheese, anchor brand. 1Sc; eastern singles
lie; eastern longhorn zoe; eastern daisy, 1719 a
1Sc; Tuare, 14c.
Beans (per ctp-Pink. No. 1. 1925; lima No.
L. S415; Lady Washington, No L, S4.75 small
white. No, l. s5.50@5.75; blackeye, s3.75G4;
Garvanza. $4.50; lentils, $7GS: bayo, $3.50
Potatoes (per ct)-Local early rose 50; north
ern early rose, So. .25d2.50: local Burbanks, So;
Salinas, 81. 25@2. 90 highlands. $1.7592; Oregon
81; Nevada, $2.25; coast Lompoc, S2M2. % /:
Idaho, S1.75@2; Oregon early rose, 81. 25@2. 80;
white rose, 81.
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow, local. $1.75 per ctl ::
white. 50c per box; red, soc per box; choice yell
low, S125@1 80 per ctl.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
FUTURE Grain and Provision~

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Although new high
level in wheat prices reached the volume
OF business was not extremely large and trade
was not of general character, but was mainly
confined to what are termed professional,
traders. The establishing Of the new high mar
ket was chiefly the result of purchases by tbe
leading bull who, it claimed brought an
proximately 1,50000 bushels during the last
half OF the day. This buying brought out active
demand by shorts, who had apparently oversold
earlier in the session. The demand was based
to some extent on reports from the southwest
which claimed that much of the fall sown cron
in Kansas and Nebraska, which was said tn he
without snow protection had been damaged bv
the cold wave. The unusually brisk demand
for cash wheat at the principal grain centars
OF this country was also a strong stimulant to
demand for the options. Local cash soIeS rvere
reported at 10000 bushels. decline of ia
TO Esd at Liverpool had bearish effect eariv
In the day During the day the Nav delivery
ranged between $1.104 Ql117s and closed a.
81. q; July closed at $1O015 a OOsk.
Cold weather in the corn belt had q denress
ing effect on the corn market. At the close
prices were shade lower to &c to nc higher
with May at 64Ac and July at 64M64Ikc
Liberal purchases by leading bulIs csnsoa
sharp advance in the price of oats but later in
the session the edge was taken OF tbe mor,-at
by a report from New York which ciainoaS
fresh purchases there today of Argentine oats
The market, however, closed firm at a not ,nf
Of lsc TO &c with May at 53A 05sssc and
July at 4734c. S7sS anu
Provisions We're quiet and steady. Ioca, noo,
ers were moderate sellers. notwithstanding -,
advance of lie TO 20c IN the price Of live
nogs mere. At the close prices were UNCHANGED
T'ha
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall streets stocks about the Coppers higher.
Spot and future cotton declined
San Francisco mining exchange closes Friday and Saturday
Silver lower. Sterling exchange higher.
Cash wheat again advances Barley oats firm Corn higher
No further changes in hay, beans or feedstuffs
Potatoes quiet. Onion market breaks sharply
Poultry moderately active Game firm.
Eggs slightly lower Cheese slightly higher unchanged
Fresh fruit market quiet and featureless
Live, dressed and cured meats before quoted
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Dried Fruits. RaisIns, Nuts and Hone
Provisions


Cured Mests-Bacon. s to 10 lbs 161se: 10 to
u lbs, 1515c light medium, I4c: medium lac;
bellies, IA to 16 lbs. 154ae; sugar cured. to s
lbs. 1Sc; TO 10 lbs, IKE; 10 to u lbs I615e:
fancy sugar cured. pic per ID; English cured
bacon, to lbs, lie; to 10 lbs. lie: 10 to 10
lbs Ice; eastern sugar cured hams. 15c for me-
dunn and 15c for light; extra fine brands I515c:
California hams, lie; mess beef. $3.50 per bbl :
family, $780, extra family. $14; extra prime
pork, 20.50; clear. $22: mess, S21: pig pork
$25 pigs feet, S5 for half bbs 50. 35 for 25 ID
kegs and S13O for kits; smoked beef, 1917 a2Oc
per lb.
Lard-Tierces quoted at SIC for California
compound and 1215c for California pure; eastern
compound. SC for l tierce and S94c for 5 tierces:
eastern pure, 121ac for tierces; half bbls. pure
12%c: 30 lb tins. 1234c; 10 lb tins, I3Hc; 5 ID
tins, 1850; 10 tins. 1315c-
Cottolene-0ne half Dbl. 103se: 3 half bbIs
10Ac; tierce, 10Bc; tierees, 1Oc; tierces.
95sc per lb.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams, 146g15lac; bacon. 6 to s lbs 1756e S TO
10 lbs 17Ac. 10 to - lbs 1712c; sugar cured
bacon. to lbs. 1612c; picnic hams. 915c; Ar
row bacon. TO 10 lbs lie, 10 to u lbs 1sc:
light dry salt bacon, TO 10 lbs 1615e. 10 to ~
lbs, 155ze; medium bacon. 14e; light medium
bacon, 14c; lard. tierces 1216c sos I24e los
13Ae, 5s 13Ssc, IS 13l5c; compound lard, tierces
SIC, 50s S15c. los Sc. 5s 91sc. 3s exc; cooking
oil, 54c per gall white cooking oil, sec per gal:
salad oil. 5Sc per gal extra family beef SI5
per bbl: family beef, S14.50 per Dbl; extra mess
beef $14 per bbl.
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lie STOCK MARKET
san Francisco Mining stock Board to
Remain Closed ON Friday and
Saturday

Trading in local securities was again quiet
aud Isatureiess yesterday sales Of bonds footed
Up $I5,Oeo. The following stocks were ex dIvi-
rvnd; California street cable. soc; Makawell
There we're few changes in the southern Ne
yada stocks. Florence gained Sc on the day az
$3.50, and the merger declined few cents
under eastern selling
The Comstoeks quleted down materially and
were weak. without any sharp declines
The following oil stocks were eN dividend
yesterday; Amalgamated, 81; Roy atty, &c
The San Francisco stock and exchange board
will remain closed Friday and saturday, over
LincOlns birthday.
The Western Pacific stock was quoted in New
Aork yesterday at S25@3O. with sales at S2I-0O.
The Giant powder company consolidated paid
day.
No certificates Of stock are being accepted By
the clearing house OF the San Francisco stock
and exchange board a delivery which have
stamped or written upon them the advertise
menU or address OF a broker
Preferred stock is TO be issued BY the Man
haitian consolidated mines company and $4,000
made available for sinking the shaft to greater
The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Florence Goldheld mining COM
pany has been called for March I.
Fred FrankenthaI OF the san Francisco stock
and exchange board has gone TO New York, to
be absent several weeks
The various mills operating in Goldasld dis
trict handled last week 8 O54 tons OF ore OF an
estimated value of S23s ESQ as follows. Con
s0ndated mill. 4,2OO tons. at $40 per ton
S16S 600; Florence mill. $50 tons. at $50. or
$4,000; Nevada -Goldheld reduction company.
4,4I5 tons, at $50. or S23. $50. aud Combination
mill T49 tons at $40. $50 OOO The Golddeld
Tribune says that this output does not include
the ChlOrination mill the Western ore pur-
chasing company.
The total output Of the TonOpah mines for the
last week was 5.295 tons. OF estimated value
tthe shipping ore being valued at $50 a ton and
the milling at S25 a toni OF S1323 $50. The
TOnopah company sent 3. .05O tons. the Belmont
company 65O tons. the Montana TOnOpah 74l
tons. the Midway so tons the MscNamara 250
tons, West End $50 tons and Jim Butler 2O0
tons 10 the mills, making the total shipment for
the week to the mills 5.29J tons.
At the TOnOpah mining cOmDany's prODertv IL
IS expected that everything will be in readiness
70 resume sinking the Mizpah shaft by about the
nrst OF March. The report from the mill for the
last week shows that an average OF o. out Of
100 stamps has been dropping continuously
crushing S-OS9 tons Of ore carrying S23 to the
ton The bullion shinment consisted Of 66 bars
OF bullion. weighing q pounds each and valued
az SsOO bar. together with 4. 600 pounds OF
concentrates worth Si1 500. making a total buI
lion production for the week OF S7Og5O An
average extraction OF 90 per cent Is recorded
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COTTON FrTrRES
Ne,r York Metal NIarket

NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-The London tin mar
ket was higher with spot quoted at f12S l2s Cd
and futures at f130 los. The local market was
@2S. .721sc.
Copper advanced TO ESQ Is Sd for spot and
500 lSs Cd for futures in the london market
The local market dull and unchanged with
lake quoted at 1862 II q I3. T5c; electrolytic
l3.l2l2 9l3.37 12c; casting, 19@13.25c.
Lead was 2s Cd higher at fl3 Is Sd The
local market was dull and shade lower on
the average of 4.0215 d4.O5c.
Spelter advanced to f21 IS in the London
market but, like lead. was easy and little
lower locally at 490@4 95c
Iron was lower at ASS 415d in the London
] foundry northern. $176l7.75: No. 2 SI6.7 .75G
u %: No. i southern and No. 1 do soft, SI7. 25
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Eastern livestock Markets

hANSAS -IIIl
KANSAS CITY, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
1000. Market 10c higher Native steers, $5@
Go; native cows and heifers, $3.25@515;
stockers and feeders. S3.50@5.50; bulls $50
40; calves, S3.50@5. 10; western steers, 81. %
@6.35; western cows, S305.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market 10c higher.
Bulk of sales, $666.5O; heavy. S6.40@655; pack
ers' and butchers S6.10@6.15; light, $5.T56
CPS; pigs. 81. .5065.50.
Sheep-Reeepts, 5000. Market 1Oc higher.
Muttons. S440@5.50; range wethers, $4@5; fed
ewes, $3M5.5O
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb 0-Cattle-Receipts,
100. Market 10c higher. Western steers, 50. so
$3.50; Texas steers. $5@5; range and
heifers, $2.75Ql4. 70: Gamers. $2@2S5 stockers
and feeders. $2.75@5.25; calves, $3@6.75; bulls
and stays. So 75M475
Hogs-Receipts. 100. Market 10M2oc higher.
Heavy. $630@6.50: mixed, Sc 20@6.30; light,
$6M6.35; pigs. $4.50@5.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 Market steady Year
lngs, $6@6.60: wethers. $4.750525; ewes $40
AS; lambs, $65OG7.J0
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AT the thirty-thfrd annual meeting of the
San francisco clearing house Homer S. King
was reelected president, Ignatz Stehhart vice
president William H. High secretary. The
clearing house committee was elected as fol-
James Il. Lynch and Charles X. Mcintosh (sec-
retary). Alden Anderson, vice president of the
LONDON Paris national bank. was elected mem
Der OF the committee to succeed Irving F. Moul-
ton, at the latter's request
ClarleS Sleeper was reelected manager and
J. L. Burke assistant manager.
The thirty third annual report, submitted by
Charles Sleeper, manager, said in part:
CLEARINGS
= TIE ne cdearings for the year 1908 were $1.757,
al $40 oS, and for 1907 So 1873. $50, ,625 So loss
OF 1876, I41 1902, 1T.61 per cent.
me clearlngs of both years were largely
affected by a notable eYent-the panic which
commenced i'll the latter part of October. 1907
Ihe reduction in the clearings in 1907, caused
by the panic, estimate was near 5000 600 600
put what part of the decrease in 1908 was due
10, 10 the panic one can not clearly perceive, for
the presidential election is usually considered
Disturbing .aoS factor in business, and especially in
1908, for congress has to solve the problem in
1909 in what way shall the nations revenue
be increased ID 50 as to equ its exPenditures
Francisco. the building operations declined
S13,O00000, importations 10000. 600. and that
the prices OF many materials fell in value and
employer. SO that the laborer has had less money
to expend.
of the first half except in two instances. 1899
and 1907, when money panic prevailed through
out the United States
BALANCES
The balances in 1908 were 1912 per cent Of the
clearings and amounted to S179. IGT ,:i42 and
were paid in United States gold coin (479 per
cent. Ss5.s15.342, and in United States treas
ury gold certificates (52.1 per cent?. $93. 352 000
The average daily balance for 1908 was $3.50
1865. and for 1907 S690.134, an average daily de-
crease of s100. .76S
CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES
The clearing house resumed the use of United
States treasury gold certificates in settlement
of balances August 10. 1899, since which time.
a little more than nine and a third years. the
balances have been 1872 541. 1873. and paid IN
gold coin 5000 per cent? s4G9. .014. .f33. and in
United States treasury gold certificates and
clearing house loan certificates (10.91 per cent?.
81 143. 527 600.
The certificates saved at least a fourfoId
handling of equal amount of gold coin. the
fourfold weight of which would be JIG, ,SJS. $50
pounds avoirdupois
The total clearings for the last three years
We're: 1908. si.757. 14t $50; 1907. s2133. .ss3.
62G: 1906. 81 .99S. .40O.7T9
The total clearings since the establishment Of
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HaY and Eeedsfuffa

There is nothing new under this head. Hay
rules firm at full figures with a good demand,
while feedstufs are steady. with the exception
OF bran, which is inclined 10 weakness.
Bran--S29. 50Q30 per ton for white and $2S 80
629 for red
Middlings-$33. .5O635. so per ton
Shorts-s3l a 50. so per ton.
Feedstufs- s-Rolled barley, S2S.50@3O: rolled
oats for feed, $35@37.50; mixed feed, $2S@32
for average lots; ocake meal. in 20 ton lots
$500 in 10 ton lots $50, in ton lots $39. so,
small lots $40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills,
S26 in 20 and 10 and $26.50 in ton lots. job
Ing $27; corn meal $37 @3S; cracked corn s3s
G39; broom seed, $1.15 per ctl alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa jobbing lots $25, carload lots
So per ton
Hay-Wheat. slaG23: wheat and oat. sls9
22 tame oat. $1S@21.50; volunteer wild oat. SIG
Q19; alfalfa, $15@19; stock, $13@16 per ton.
Straw-50Q QS5c per bale.
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New York Mining stock,
Boston Stocks aud Bond.
THE COpPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Feb. lO.-The local market was
extremely active today. showing great strength
a an through the list. IT is clearly evident now
that the Calumet and Hecla and OsceoIa inter-
ests are coming to satisfactory settlement
People closely in touch With this were the prin-
cipal buyers Of Isle Royale today Forty is the
price mentioned to be paid for the property
The report of the copper producers association
today showing the stock of unconsumed conner
in this country 10 be only 122, 600 OoO pounds is
an extremely bullish factor on the metal mar
ket. especially when considers that nrob-
ably a part OF this stock of copper has already
been sold and is awaiting shipment 10 the con
sumers.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-Amalgamated and
smelters. together with the National lead issues
we're conspicuous today for their strength and
shorts scored freely on reports to the efect that
the merchantable copper supply on hand Januarv
1 was slightly over i22. geo, 600 pounds which
together with the January production of 1l2 .
100000 pounds. would indicate that the visible
supply is about 100 600, 600 pounds. computing
January consumption al about 20, ,0Oo, 900 pounds
The above rumOF. if verified. would materioilv
change the aspect of the conditions surropndine
the copper metal market and q great manv
traders bought stocks actively
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by f. p Unt-
ton & Co, 49O California streef San Frar
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Cash quotations were as
follows:
Flour steady; No. 2 rye T51ae; feed or mixing
barley, 62M33c fair TO choice mailing, 63g64c;
NO. l southwestern faxseed. S1.5212; No.
northwestern, S16216: timothy seed. So. 10;
clover, $500: mess pork per bbl.. $6.70@6. 10;
lard, per 100 lbs, $3.50 short ribs. sides
$S.75@9.0O
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 17,700 bushels; primary receipts were 2o4 900
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, cars; hogs "a 600 head.
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New York Grain and Produc.

NEW YORK. Feb. O.-Flour-Receipts. a.
30; exports, 6,4S0. The market was quiet
put firmly held. Kansas straights, s4.s0@4 30.
Wheat-Eeccipts, G1 200. Spot. strong. No.
red, $1.161s elevator; No. red SII7& net
r. o. b. ahoat; No. northern Duluth. 81 21 "a f. O.
D. ahoat; No. hard winter. $1.1S3 f. o. b.
anoat. remarkable advance in May wheat
at New York was the feature today rejecting
a strong cash situation and action from shorts
The price sold up to within cent of the sea
sons high point and closed very firm at 15c net
$1.15As: July closed $1.o75s.
HopS-Firm.
Hides-Quiet
Wool Steady
Petroeum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw, firm Fair refining 311c: cen
I trifugal, 96 test, S61c; molasses sugar, 2s6c
Refined, steady.
Coffee. futures closed steady. net unchanged
900 bags, including February, March and April
AT 64Oc' May 6.40@6.45c. July 6.25c, Septem-
Der 5.s5c and December 5.75c
Spot, steady; Rio No. Z. tx GSc: Santos No
T. Ssse Mild, steady: Cordova. s1z@13c.
The market for evaporated apples continues
quiet. with fancy quoted at 81 09Kc: choice
81 0fS4ci prime, GA 47c; common to fair, Ga
Pruncs are a little more active but CON.
tlnue rataar easy and unsettled with quota
tions ranging from Az c to 7L4c for new cron
California fruit ranging up to 40-50s and from
o64c 5o TO gc for Oregon prunes ranging from
Apricots firm with choice quoted at az N
95.c extra choice at 915@10c and fancy at
Peaches-Are unchanged. with choice quoted
at 696'4e; extra choice, 7A@712c; fancy, S1b
Some business is being done in seeded raisins
on spot but the market shows no quota BILE i'm
provemeDt. Quotations range from 41kc TO 5e
10 fancy seed. 3%c to 51ac for seedless and
Sl.J0Gl.O0 for California layers
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Reans and Seed.

No further fiuctuation in beans is reported
The market rules firm for most descriptions.
Beans (per ctl)--Bayo SO. .20l3.25; pea. SAT
as; small white, S5@5.25 large white. S4.l06
425; pink. 81. .45@2.6 80; red, 81. .5005; blackeye.
S3@3.25; lmas. $3.75@3.90; red kidneys, $S.25
q @S;9o cranberry beans 90. Garvanzas;
$3.25Q4 for large; horse beans, $1.50@2.
Seeds-Brown mustard 81; yellow mustard,
4e; alfalfa, 16M17c; rape. cleaned. 2G2I5c; tim
othy, nominal; hemp, 464Ae; millet, 363IAc
per lb; broom seed, $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at s.. 70 per ell.
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New york MONEY Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Money on call steady,
212 per cent ruling rate and closing bid, 214
per cent; offered at 2l5 per cent.
Time loans, dull and easy; 60 days 21a @2al
per cent; 30 days, 2% as per cent; months,
3N3is per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 31a@4 per cent
Sterling exchange Grm, with actual business in
bills and at $4.ST10 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s424 @4.S47s.
Bar silver, Size.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds, easy; railroad bonds, ir-
regular
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FIour and Farlnaceous Good.

Flour-California family extras, So sO06 40
net without discount; bakers extras, So sO@6 O5;
superfine, S4.60Q49O; Oregon and Washington.
per bbl, $4.50@475 for family, bakers and
patents and $425@4.50 for cut OFF; Kansas pat
ents, S620@6.40; do straight $6@6.20; Dakota
patents, Sc; do straight IS. 80 per bbls
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, discount. follows: Graham -four
$40 per 100 lbs; rye flour. $3.50; rye meal
$3.50; rice flour, S6.S0Q7; corn meal, 1872 ex-
ira cream do, $3. 70; oat meal, $4.I5; oat groats
$40; hominy, $3.60@4; buckwheat -four, $4.75;
whole wheat -four. $3.50; rolled oats, bbls 81 .256
s, in sacks $4T5; extra cream do. $3.50; rolled
wheat, bbs So. in sacks S3.60@4.50; pearl bar
ley. $40; split peas boxes, $5.2596.25 per
100 lbs
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Nnrfhern RusIner.

TACOMA; Feb. 10.-Clearings $6ss, ASS: bal
ances. S39.276
SEATTLE, Feb 1o.-clearings, s1,s9o, ,a44
balances, $154.S
SPOKANE, Feb. 1o-clearings 1861 .44s; bal
ances, $124,960.
balances, S1O4 Oh.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Today's statemen
of the treasury balances in the general fund, ex
elusive of the $3.50. .O00, 900 gold reserve, shows
Available cash balance, $143 976, 602; gold coiI
and bullion, $33, SS7 425; gold certificates, $26,
657. 100
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Foreign Futures
Northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND, Feb, 10.-Track prices: Club.
9ic; bluestem, 81. 1.05G1.10; turkey red, 81; red
Russian, 94c; valley. 81.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Feb. 10.-Market 1d2c higher
Milling-Bluestem, SLIP. Export-Bluestem
$1.10; club, 81; red Csc
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Bar silver-Steady; % 15-lGd per ounce.
Money-1@112 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2Is Q2A per cent and for three
months bills 2 l-16M2M per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and r.

uTpenIIne ROsIm
SAVANNAH. Feb. 10.-Turpentine firm
401ac: sales. 231; receipts. 1856; Shipments $40
Rosin, firm sales, 1,6S7 receipts. 1.639; ship
3.O5; D, $S.o5; E, $3.oTHs @3.lo; F, s3.121s -
3.l5; G, $3.10@315; II, $3.35G3.40; l. 81; K
So; NJ, $5.75; n, $625; VIC, $6.45; WV, $3.50
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Butter. cheese and Ego.


The egg market lacked the firmness which
characterized it on Tuesday and 15c was Topped
on the quotation for extras. which were quoted
at 3Sc dozen, while prices for all of the
other grades were unchanged The steamer
IeaVmg Tor Puget sound ports today will take
out some large supplies. most of which were
purchased ON the first two days of the week
Inc butter market steady to firm with
all grades. particularly extras in good re-
quest Receipts showed marked decrease
iIomt those of the preceding day and ma
Jority OF the trade reported stocks cleaning up
orders sent prices for fancy flats up &c a
On the exchange % fancy fiat Cslifornia
cheeses were sold at 14lac a pound and 10
eases eases OF extra eggs changed hands, ) going at
3Sl5c and at 3sc dozen
Receipts 2S.50 lbs butter. 900 lbs
cheese and S75 cases eggs
The Following are official quotations estab-
nshed by the sales, bids and offers on the floor Of
the dairy exchange Prices in the street, while
range from l1ac to &c higher owing to the vari-
GUS charges to be added
Butter--Fresh creamery extras 3Ie ner In
STEADY; do hrsts, 33c, firm; do seconds oec
nrm; local storage extras, Sic, firm; storage east
ern ladies. 23iac firm cast
Ghsese1,california: Fancy flats. 14lac per lb.
steady: do frsts. 12l2c firm; do seconds ff1ac
firm fancy Young Americas 16Iac. steady. do
nrsts, l6c. steady: storage fats I3c weat
oregon: Fancy fats. 4lac. firm: fancy Younc
americas, l6e, weak; fancy eastern cheddars
itc, steady; Oregon storage flats. 14c firm: do
Young Americas. 1Jc. firm.
Eggs (per dozen, cases fncIuded)-CaIifornt.
lresh extras. Ssc. firm: do frsts, 36l5c Arm.
30 seconds, Bee firm; do thirds Soc fru So
lected pullets, Soc, firm.
Egg Market i'm Nearby countie.
TAI.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
LOCAL MARKETS
San Frapcisco Nancy r.,r,~.
Clearing House Report

Sterling exchange was higher yesterday. Sill
yer was Ac lower. Other local rates were I'm
changed. Berlin ON London was higher.