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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-21

Bags-Grain bags. 5ts95s4c; San Quentin
bags, &c; wool bags. sc for SO Ii and 35c
for 10; fleece Irvine. Sc per h.
Coa-Beavcr HILL 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIC per ton; Wellington. 50; New yelling
ton, So; Coos bay. 81; Australian house-Rich-
mond. etc, 50; Pelaw Main, $3.50; stanford
Richmond, s.; Cumberland SIS In bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS: coke
$15 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky
mountain coal. $3.50 per short ton.
Oils-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed T4c
per gallon for boiled and TIE for raw; cases s.
more. castor oil in cases. No l. 71c- Bakers
IA. $1.1361.15; China nut. cases. 7O6aS0c per
gallon; eOcOanut oil in barrels, 6Od63lSc for
XXX, STA d6le for No. I and 55l5SIsc for No.
?, according to quantity; extra hleached winter
sperm oil. ole; natural winter sperm oil Ole.
natural whale oil. 55c extra winter strained
lard oil. 95G96c; No. 1 neatsfOOt oil Soc.
herring oil. zoe: salmon oil. 35c; boiled ash oil
35c: paint oil 35c.
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc--Red crown and motor
gasoline are 1ac higher. Water white iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg oil iron barrels
or drums. 11lse; special do. lie; pearl oil, IN
cases, l!ci astral. 1Ici star. lie; extra star
2oc; Elaine. 2652c: eOcene. zoe: red CROWN ana
motor gasoline in bulk 15c. In cases &c;
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Dried Fruit, Raisins. Nuts and Hone.

Reports from New York say that the market
for all descriptions of California dried fruits.
whether for immediate future shipment. pre-
sents dull appearance, far local cOndi-
tons concerned. but ii is reported from Chi
cago that the middle west is continuing TO pro-
tect its early fall requirements by fairly large
purchases for earliest shipment OF new crops.
Fruits, old crop-Evaporated apples. TIS%c;
apricots, 9M1OEc; fancy moorpark. liz G12c;
peaches. 4c for standards, IA 413c for choice
and 566c for fancy; pears, Az GT15c; prunes. 4
size basis. 2A@2Ac, with lac premium for the
large sizes
New Fruits-Evaporated apples, 6%0S1Sc;
apricots, SM9%c; moorpark, liza 12c; peaches,
Az acc; prunes. 215@2%e. with Am1ac pre-
MUM for 40s and q a 1c premium for SOS to 40s ;
figs. 3@4i5e; pears. jIzM91Ac-
Raisins (190S erop)--LondOn layers crown.
90c; crown, 81; seeded. 41sMJ1ac; Thompson
seedless. 3Iac for unbieachetl; seedless sultanas
"a d3c; loose muscatels, &c for crowns Sc for
crowns and 2Ac for >
Raisins 1900 crop. Z. o. b. Fresno) Fancy
seeded. No. 16. cartons. &c; fancy seeded. No ~
cartons. 5Hc: choice seeded No I6 cartons
415c: choice seeded. No. 10. cartons 5JSc
Nuts-New Almonds, nonpsreils II re; IxL
1874 14c; ne plus ultra. 12A aII3Ac; Drake
16h al lie: languedocs 10G 1Oi@c; hardshells 6tS
@7c. Old walnuts. lie per lb for No 1 soft
shells. &c for No. do; hlberts, 121a al 4c; pc
can. 15d17c.
Honey-New comb 14@15c for water white
and 10G 12c per ID for amber; extracted. Sc for
water white and 7iac for light amber: old can
died and dark amber. 49415c per h..
Beeswax-2712 @29c per ID for light and 25a
CSC for dark.
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Hide.. TaIIor. Wool and Hop-

Hides continue quiet and easy pending the
settlement Of the tariff. Wool is still nominal.
there being no stock Of any consequence left
here.
The New York Journal OF Commerce says Of
hops:
sellers except at advanced prices In Oregon the
crop prospects show a slight improvement and
the yield IS now estimated at 5000 to 70, 900
bales. The California yield is still estimated ac
-. 600 bales. Washington at 10000 bales. New
York at 40. 900 bales. Cables from England
port the condition OF the crop stin critical sst
Germany. Austria and the Continent generally
prospects, according to cable advices. have
grown from bad TO worse. and the yield IS now
figured at only little over half OF that Of last
year"
Hides-CuIIs and brands sell about lS91c un-
der quotations. Heavy sailed steers, 1331c;
medium. 13e; light, 12e; eowhides, 12c for heavy.
re for hghs: sssiss sei sailed ZIP, ZIP: lie:
dry kip. zoe; dry calf 25c; dry veal. 23c; dry
stays 16c; sheepekins shearlings. 2014Oc each.
short wool, 506lT5c each; medium. 15c0S1 each:
long WOOL S1-2501-15; lambs, 25175c; horse
for mediums 15cdS1 for small and 2565Oc for
colts: horsebides dry, $2G2.25 for large and
$1.25G2 FOR medium. 50c6s1 for small and
25@5Oc for colts; goatskins. prime angora, son
25c; small, 5G15c; Mexican dry hides. IKE;
do picked. 16c; do dry salted. 12cs dry stays.
12e; Mexican deerskins. 30Q34cs dry sailed do.
25G2Te dry Central American, 2s632c per H.
Tallow-No. rendered, 59515c; No. 2 s0
4l3c; grease, 2d3e.
WOOl-The quotations are almost wholly NOM
inal the market is practically cleaned up OF
stock. San Joaquin, years staple. 13017c; do
to mouths 12Q16c; southern coast. 9011c.
1908 fall clip-Mountain free. S0f2c, do defect
i've, 6dSc; Nevada, 1s320c per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers are Sd12c for 1903
per 10, with ISg16e for contracts
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receipts Of Produce July 20


The market continues to favor sellers, being
irm with good demand.
Cottolene. half Dbl, 10Ssc; 3 half bbls.
l0lke; fierce. 1880; tierces. 10hc; tierces,
101sc
The Western meat company quotes follows:
Hams. 1872 a sc; picnic hams, 12tac; bacon, 8
to lbs, 20lac; to 10 lbs, 191ac; 10 to IL lbs.
191ac; fancy sugar Cured bacon. 231ac Arrow
bacon, TO 10 lbs, 1Slac; 10 to II lbs. Isle;
light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs, 1Sc; 10 to II
lbs lie; medium bacon, 15l5c; light medium
bacon, 10 1ac.
Lard-Tierces 14c, SOS 1415c. los 145fc, 5s
147sc, IS 15c. compound lard. tierces Size, sos
sac. los 94c, 5s 9ssc, IS 913c; yellow cooking
oil, 53c per gall white cooking oil, SOC per ga;
salad OIL 5Sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef, $14 per bbl family
beef $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef SIS per
Dbl; smoked beef, 21s4c per 10.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels, S21 clear, $23;
mess, $22: pig pork. s2s; pigs feet, S. for half
bbls, So % for % Id kegs and 80 for kits.
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Cash Grain and provisions

CHICAGO. July 20.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm; No. rye s315c; feed or
mixing barley 66d6Sc; fair to choice mailing
barley, $50 i3c daxseed, No. l southwestern
$40 No. l northwestern S150; timothy $3.50;
clover, SIC. So; mess pork per barrel S20.S213 o.
&c. SO; lard, per 100 pounds Sl1.70; short ribs.
sides (loose) $114T1a @11.571a; short clear sides
tboxed), $11.ST1a G12.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearances of wheat and -four were equal
to IL 900 bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels. compared with 1,0f2, 600 bushels the cor
responding day a year ago. The worlds visible
supply, shown by Bradstreet's. is S,S3S, 600
bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 81
cars; corn, l73 cars; oats, 50 cars; hogs, $4,000
head.
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Hav and FeedatuRs

There are no further price changes. either IN
hay or feedstuRs, except decline IN alfalfa
hay, and all conditions remain as before
The hay circular OF Somers & Co says
We have practically no change TO report con-
corning conditions here, for the prevailing fea-
ture OF the market is its dizziness,
Hay continues to be bought throughout the
country by hopeful operators and marketed here
either q small loss or no profit This condt-
tion has obtained for fully a month past and
most every one involved seems to be becoming
this condition is evidence to US that the country
values are OF and that IL thu San Francisco
market can not take the present comparatively
moderate shipments OF hay az prevailing prices.
justment must be allowed from the country end
Of it,
a general lowering OF quotations viii stinu-
late both ends OF the trade, and is therefore TO
alike. We must dispose OF our crop in thor
Ough manner in order to take care OF another
seasons crop in beneficial manner to the
grower. 1t Is 10 be hoped that adjustment
lost trade and insure long period OF prosperous
production may soon be brought about
Bran-S2903O per ton for white and S2s.5
% for red
Middlings-ss6. 5O@S7. so per ton.
ShOrts-SS1. 5O@S3 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. S31032; rolled oats
for feed. $40d41; mixed feed. $254SO for aver
age lots; Oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50.
ia 10 lots $50. In ton lots $3.50. small lots
$40; cOcoanut cake meal at mills, SIG IN 20
and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots jobbing. SGT:
corn meal, S390 40; cracked corn. S4O041; broom
corn seed nominal: alfalfa meal and mealfalfa
jobbing lots S24. carload lots SIS per ton red
star alfalfa meal. $50 for carload aud sd Tor
jobbing lots
Hay-New crop wheat. s12G1s; wheat and
cat, $l2@lI; tame cat. s1291I; volunteer Wild
-. 80: stock hay, STG10 per ton.
Straw-5001Jc per bale.
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ter wheat belt and the constantly increasing
volume of new wheat being marketed a re-
suit of the clear Gather present and pros
pectfve.
Declines in the price OF cash grain here and
In the southwest also added to bearish senti-
ment in the July option.
Reports were received from Minneapolis
claiming that the growing crop in South Dakota
and Minnesota In danger of damage by
rust owing TO hot weather.
These advices were chiefly responsible for the
strength of the future deliveries
Rumors of injury the crop by hot weather
in Iowa and Kansas caused heavy buying of
corn. particularly the September delivery, which
ket closed strong, with prices 5se TO 16sc
higher.
Oats were weak at the start, but later the
market developed comfortable strength. The
market closed strong, Ac TO sc higher.
Provisions closed sc lower TO DC higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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QUIET DAY IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July po.-The stock mar
ket today might be said to have been wait
ing on the return of J. P. Morgan, whose
arrival from Europe is expected tomorrow.
The aggressive pushers of the recent ad-
vance in United States steel were dis
turbed by a suggestion that the expected
increase in the dividend had not been de-
termined on and might be considered as
improbable. This was taken to mean that
some Of the interests believe in postponing
the contemplated increase of disbursement
until the working of of orders taken at
the deep cut in prices which went in effect
IN February may open the way to business
on e more profitable basis.
The rumor Of the intended postpone
ment of the dividend increase was accom-
panied by the argument that q favorable
statement Of earnings and of prospects Of
fcally made might be relied upon to have
as much sustaining effect in the price Of
the stock as an actual increase in the divi-
dend.
Holders of United States steel above 10
do not view with equauimity the prospect
of continuing 60 hold the stock as per
cent dividend payer, and even the sugges-
tion of a per cent rate leaves lack OF
assurance among recent speculative buyers
Among these the assumption has been that
J. P. Morgan had committed himself to
the advocacy of a policy Of increased divl-
dends in connection with the negotiations
to introduce United States steel TO the
Paris bourse.
The stock which was taken by the French
syndicate in preparation for the Paris list
ing has never been officially accounted for
in the later stages of the interrupted ne
collation. but the common assumption
among speculative operators in United
States steel is that it is still held by the
syndicate.
The dragging tendency of United States
steel proved an obstacle TO the efforts to
advance prices, and more than once pulled
the market back after it had set out for
higher levels.
Interest attached TO the news that the
Union Pacific had sold its $40. 900, 900 hold
ings Of Atchison preferred to syndicate
under the direction of .ts own bankers.
The inference to be drawn from this trans
action was G greater subject of surrnise
than the operation itself. No information
was forthcoming as te the intention of the
company in disposing of the proceeds of
this sale. That their investment was in
tended was the prevalent superstition, and
this opened up a new field of speculative
conjecture. Union Pacific sold Il higher
than its former record.
The time money market held its firm
tone and foreign exchange rose sharply,
giving color TO predictions that further
large shipments of gold to Argentina re-
manned to be made.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, per value,
$4,000, 900. United States Is registered de-
clined u per cent in bid price.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks higher and the cop
pers firm.
Another sharp recovery in cotton.
Local stocks and bonds continue quiet.
Silver and Hongkong exchange frmer.
Wheat quiet Barley lower. Oats
higher.
Beans weak and quiet at decline.
Hay and feedstuffs about the same.
Average trade in -four and cereal
goods
Eggs Arm. Butter and cheese steady.
Potatoes in large supply and weak.
Good shipping and local demand for
fruit.
Poultry market well cleaned up.
Dried fruits and raisins quiet.
Provision market favors sellers.
Beef and mutton steady. Dressed
pork higher
Wool cleaned up. Hides quiet and
easy.
Gasoline 40 higher.
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PETALUMA, July 20.--The price paid for
eggs today pc by the independent dealers.
and SOC offered by the Petaluma egg ex-
change. That company is filing large order
for Alaska Conditions remain unchanged.
SANTA CRUZ, July 2o.-Merchants and com
missonmen are paying 3oc for all classes of
eggs. There are heavy demands drawing on the
local supply. Shipments are greatly reduced.
SANTA ROSA, July 2O-There was no change
in the price of eggs today. The dealers were
all quoting 29c per dozen for choice and 26c for
seconds. The supply IS light and the demand
good
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. July 20 our-Receipts. 90
557 barrels; exports, So. Market steady, with
fair demand for Kansas.
Wheat-Recepts, 1890 bushels. Spot. irreS-
ular No. red, old, 81. ~ nominal in elevator
and f. o. b. ahoat No red, new. S1.22la
end August f. o. b. ahoat: No 1 northern Du-
luth. Sl.44A nominal f. o. b. afoat: No. hard
winter Sissy nominal f. o. b. afOat.
The wheat market was decidedly stronger to-
day, getting excellent support from bulls on
account OF improved cash demand. reports
of higher temperatures in the northwest and
smaller receipts. Final prices showed a46Kc
net rise. July closed at $l.31 September at
S11s15, December at $1.l5ia and May at $1.16at
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOIIS July 2n-EIax 81 55A
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Poultry ana Game

Receipts Of poultry from state Shipping points
running rather heavy. but there Is very
little coming from the middle west the market
is in good shape and keeps well cleaned up from
day to day. All kinds of large, fat fowls are in
good demand. and exceptionally fine offerings
sometimes command a small premium.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. s56550 for small
S66l7 for large and $S6I10 Tor extras: vtaIng
ROSTERS $7G9; old ROSTERS, 81 SOFAS: fryers s661
for large and $561 $50 for small; broilers S4s7
$50 for large and S3d3.50 for small: ducks. So
as; pigeons. $1.J0; squads $2m2.25: geese
$1.50@2 per pair; goslings. $202 % per pair
Game-Nominal.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and provisions

CHICAGO, July 20.--Wheat for July delivery
was ander heavy selling pressure almost the
entire day, and at the row point. $116a4. the
price was &c below the closing figure of the
previous session. Other deliveries. however,
were 10 good demand the greater part of the
Gay ana at the top were lie to Use above
was the heavy sales nv leading long. which
lnanced considerable selling by smaller holders.
Inc seliing was prompted By the continued
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Barley Lower and Oats Higher
Brisk Demand for Fresh Fruits

continue but dealers are not very ANXIOUS - -
take up this class OF business, IN SlSW % ~
nnrsa dinesS ~ growers to contract their crop on
a reasonably safe basis. Some orders nase
come in for prompt shipment and southern maL
kets are becoming a little more Interested ~
assorted cars brokers' IN that sectlon repSlSl g
that actual requirements will have TO be uiled IN
August -, ,,s+ -.
Stocks on hand at present continue hgnt. as
arrivals are now very small A rev tors- rs
white beans have come In via New 1OfA- -
materially. as stocks OF California white Deans
are practically exhausted Some coneessions
have been made by dealers on certain Nafie'ies'
as is always done during a dull SPELL
Beans (per etl)-Bayo. $4.9Oqo-2o' pea, n9 9l5
nal: small white SO. 25l65O; large white, S0G
5.25; pink S29O93; red. nominal; olacksys.
So $50; lima, s.. 2OG4S0; red kidneys. so
1850; cranberry beans nomin MAJ SarNan1'S'
81. 5O63: horse beans. S1.9o9220.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4G415cs yellow mus
tsrd nominal: haxseed. &c. carload lots; canary
4Gl4i5c: alfalfa 1613 disc; rape, cleaned, "a
2Isc: timothy Sc: hemp. 4c; millet, sac per 10
Dried Pess-Green are quoted at $50 per etL
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Northern wheat Market
OREGON

UREfTUN
PORTLAND, July 20.--Track prices. old grain
Club SLIT: bluestem nominal: valley. $l-1T-
New crop: Club, 81; bluestem. s1.05; red Rus
sian Csc.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. July 20.-N0 milling quotations.
Export: Bluestem new crop. $l-04; for autumn
delivery club, 81; red Russian. 9Sc. Receipts
Corn. cars.
TACOMA. July 2O.-MiIIing: BIuestem. $3.50;
club $1.14 Export. Bluestem, September de
livery 81 "a: club 81: red aSc
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Deciduous and citrus Fruit.

Local trading in fresh fruits active yes
terday and there was good inquiry for ship
meut on outgoing steamers which absorbed some
large lines of orchard descriptions. but
rivals were large and consignments were late
in reaching the stores the market heavily
supplied at all times and prices remained weak.
Apricots in bulk were easier and sellers were
obliged TO shade the quotations TO effect clear
ances, while peaches and plums in small pack
ages were In oversupply and distinctly weak
Prunes were scarce and nlgn ana there was
ready market for top quality GTavenstein apples
and Bartlett pears. both being wanted for ship
ment. Figs were barely steady, receipts being
much larger than on the preceding day. and
grapes. too. in increased supply and in
clined to easiness. There was a heavy increase
in the receipts of nutmeg melons from the river
but prices for good stock held steady. while
southern California lots were dull and lower.
Berries showed but little change from the last
report the market being Literally supplied and
weak for all varieties except raspberries- There
not much doing in citrus fruits, but all de-
scriptions were held at stin rates.
large varieties. s2.50@3-50 per chest.
I Rs;asIberries-s6gs per chest
Loganberries-$2@3.50 per chest for red and
S2625O for black.
Huckleberries-15c per ID.
Apples--S1.256 per box for choice and
75c6$1 for common; crabapples. COARSE for
small and S1@1.5o for large boxes.
Pears-Bartletts. S1.10@I.25 per box for No.
and 50c@$1 for No. q other varieties. T5c0S1
for small boxes.
Peaches-4O@6oc for small boxes and baskets;
Plums-40@75e per box or crate; prunes.
T5cdS1 per box or crate.
Apricots-Crates and small boxes, 4oG75c; in
bulk, u 612c per ID.
Figs-75c dS1. %.
Melons Nutmeg s1@15o per crate for
southern and 75c6$1.25 per box for river.
watermelons-$1 .75d2.25 per dozen.
Grspes-Seedless. $1.50d1.75 per crate; Fol-
tainebleau. $1G1.25 per crate.
Citrns Fruits (per boxl-valencia oranges,
$2.5o@3.25; grapefruit. S2.5063 for seedless:
lemons. s5G6 for fancy. $SG4 for choice and
$2.50GS for standard: lines, $5.50d6
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75cMSI.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2.5063.50 for Central
Amercan; pineapples, s1.5062,50 per dozen.
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bulls, 115c
Calves-Light weight, per ID, 5G5Ac: medium.
"a @4Ac; heavy, 3l564c.
Sheep (per ibj--wethers. No. 1, 3%G4c; ewes.
81 @3hc.
sc.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 79TAc; 40 TO $50 lbs. 1lz@1%e;
25o to $50 lbs, TIC; rough. heavy hogs, Az
SC; common undesirable hogs. 464lzc
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WASHINGTON
Available Grain supply

NEW YORh. July 20.-SpeciaI cable and teIe-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet 5
show the following changes in available sup
plies compared with previous accounts:
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies de-
crease l. 259 900 bushels; Canada decrease 10,
600 bushels; total United States and Canada. de-
crease 203S. 600 bushels; ahoat for and in Eu-
European supply. decrease 8, SSS.000 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, decrease 623,
600 bushels.
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Now YORK Money Market

NEW YORK. July 20.-Money on call, easy.
Illd2 per cent; ruling rate. IL az per cent;
closing bid Ia and offered at Ia per cent
Time loans rather dull and frmer; so days,
1902 per cent; 80 days, 2LG21l per cent:
six months 81 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 81 al per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm. with actual business
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New York NIining stocIzs
Boston Stocks and Bonds
[ Miscellaneous
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. July 2o.-The opening of the Boston
market was duh and uninteresting. There has
been less activity, with prices inclined TO sag
in sympathy with the New York market. Hell
vetia was quoted for the first time today the
Gfroux consolidated. selling by New York,
declined to 955. There has been some buying
Of Copper Range at SIS, but the general list
OF copper has been very much neglected. IN
the miscellaneous list Massachusetts Electric
preferred advanced to 20. the highest price in
three years. on light transactions.
The following is furnished. hv f r H11t-
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Bean. amid see6a

The steadiness has left the bean marker
which is now quoted weak. with all holders ,le-
sir0us of clearing out their stocks in view of the
lower.
The bean report of Adolf Koshlaud sars.
Inquiries for future delivery Of the new crop
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FIour and Fmrinaceous Goods

The average trade is in progress, with all quo
tations unchanged.
Flour-Callfornia family extras. S6.6097 net
without discount; bakers extras. S6.6091i super
fine IS. 5Od5. 20; Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl SIS 5O66 so for family. bakers and patents
and 81 1905 % for cut ofs Kansas patents.
81. 20; do Straights. $780, do clear. -; Dakota
patents S7.75G7. 80: do srraights. 81 per boL
FarinaceOus Goods-Prfces in packages, net
cash no discount are as follows: Graham nour.
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four, 81 25s rye neal. 81
So rs; oat meal $40; cat greats. $780, honfny,
$3.606l4: buckwheat dour, IS; whole wheat hour.
as; extra cream do, $3.50 in sacks and SO IN
barrels; rolled wheat, bbls 1915, IN sacks $3.50
G5.25; pearl barley. $3.50; split peas, boxes,
SIS. IS Tor yellow and s62 for green per 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-21
Northern Rusine..

PORTLAND. July Chickering's, ssss,7is;
balances $101, 370-
SPOKANE, July Chickering's. s1,os25 ss;
balances, $94, 107
TACOMA. July Chickering's. sass,5s7: bal
ances. $50, Sl4
SEATTLE. July chickering's, s2,2s5, sae:
balances 1926, 751.