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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-28
butter, Cheese and Eggs

Business in the market for eggs and dairy
produce was of the usual postholiday character,
trading In all three descriptions being confined to
the narrowest possible limits, tine wants of
retail tradesmen were small. Fresh extra butter
was 1c lower offers to sell at 35c a pound
under the call on the dairy exchange Sellers
were unable to effect sales at the quotation.
as every one seemed to be well supplied and
the market was accordingly declared weak at the
Receipts of the latter we're large, ex-
pected but one was disposed 10 force prices
down. it being the general belief that the mar
ket was at normal level. On the exchange %
cases of extra eggs were sold, 10 going at Acc
and 10 at 47c dozen. There were no other
sales.
Receipts were 2T,s00 pounds of butter, 81, 500
pounds Of cheese and 1.54o cases of eggs.
The following are official qhqtatioas estab-
lished by the sales. bids and Offers the floor
OF the dairy exchange. Prices In the street,
orally range from l1ac to &c higher, owing TO
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, SOC per H..
weak: do hrsts 3tc. weak, do seconds 29c,
weak; California storage extras, 301ac, firm;
extra storage ladies', 2Ji5c. steady; do frsts,
Cheese-California fancy fats, 1S1ac per Ib.
firm; do irsts, 1Se, firm; do seconds. II l3e,
firm; fancy Young Americas. Ice steady; do
frsts. 1sc steady; fancy oregon Young Ameri-
cas- 1sIac hrm: do fats 1S19e firm; California
srm: storage Young Americas. 1S15c, firm: New
York Singles 1910. firm; 90 daisies, 1915c,
firm: wscinson singles. 1SAc. steady.
Eggs tper dozen lncludedi California
fresh extras. 4Tc. firm; do frsts. 421ac, weak; !;
California storage extras, 32c, firm.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

The market for fresh fruits was exceedingly
dull yesterday, as is usually the case immedl-
ately after a holiday. and there was hardly any
business after the small wants OF early buyers
were supplied. Quotations for apples, pears an'i
citrus goods were unchanged in the absence OF
business. while there were very few grapes OF
persimmons received. Two cars OF cranberries
that were long overdue came into decideuIy
weak market and the receivers were Offering the
stock at greatly reduced rates in their enorts 70
effect sales.
Cranberries- -s7@10 per bbl for late red
Apples tper boxl-Fancy hellhowers. Si;5in ga
40; Newtown pfppins, 81. .25@ 90: do red Sl-oO
Oils; choice. t5c6$1; common. 40465e; Cnrist-
mas apples, s1.T5@2.25
varieties. T5cdsl % per box.
Rersimmons % per box
Grapes-yerde $1@1.25 per crate; other va
rieties. 50G70c. -
Citrus Fruits (per boxl--Valencia oranges. -
@2.50: naves, $2.25d2.j0 for fancy and SI.oS
az for choice; tangerines. 55cM$l for small ana
S1.25Gl1.5O for large boxes; grapefruit. $500 >
for seedess lemons. $4@4.50 for fancy, S--oo'e .
for choice and s1G1.50 for standard; lines -
also.
Tropical Fruits-Bansnas, 75cg$1- 80 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81 50@l3.50 for Central Amer
ican pineapples, $243 per Dozen
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Dried Fruits, Raisin., Nut. and Honey

A local fruit Journal says that the growers
pool of unsold ratsins. which signed up 1ol-
lowing the meeting at Fresno a few weeks ago
and placed in the hands of three trustees for sale
at Sc, has not been sold and the hest oner so
far has been 2izc. with a number of conditions
attached to that price. The date % which the
trustees have to sell the raisins I'm the pool.
amounting to about 10 600 tons including all va
rieties. has been extended to January 3.
Fruits-EVsporated apples. S4Yc; aPrlcots 10
Gl2e; moorpark, 121s q 13c; peaches. o$4 D6 tse;
prunes, 2%s G3c, with &c premium for 4us: bgS.
311 G412c pears. 6h a 12c; nectarines, 5G6c-
Raisins-Layers, eiusters-6 crown 500
5 crown, $1.T5; crown, 81. %; ordinary layers.
3 crown, soc; crown. soc: seeded 4ls g5he;
seedless sultanss. pa 04%c; Thompson's seed
less. 3@3Ac for unblesched and Tl491%e for
bleached; loose muscatel, crown &c; 5 crown,
3Ic; crown. Sc; seedless, 2Ac.
Nuts--Almonds nonparells l14ad15c; IXL@
14@141ec; ne plus ultra. 13G1Sl3c: Drake. l0l9
9llc; languedocs, 10Gl0l5e: hardshels 81; a q
&c; walnuts, 1870 per ID for No. 1 softshells.
sac for No do: pecans. 14ls @l6c; Italian
ehestnutS. 9Q11c; California chestnuts, SglIci
peanuts. ~ e75c; pine nuts 20e per To-
Honey-Comb. 149i5c for water white and
logic per ID for light amber; dark amber. q
Sc; extracted. 15c for water white and 81 q
6l9c for light amber; candied and dark amber,
4G41ac per 10.
Beeswax-271a asoc per Ib for light and ss0
26c for dark.
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Oil and Water Stocks Advanced
Comstock Shares Generally Higher

the holidays. with Alaska Packers and Spring
Alaska Packers advancing from SS6 TO SSI IL 4
and the water shares from $5l.75 to $52 62 q.
closing at $5225. Onomea sugar was also higher
al $50 Sales of bonds were S44.00 City Elee-
tric 5s higher at s93 and Peoples Water
rs weaker at $74.I5 North Alaska salmon
stock was higher at S115. This stock has ad-
vanced sharply since it was listed on the board
a few days ago.
In the unlisted group Pacific gas common was
quoted at $54 5d55.50. preferred at $500 81 %,
Peoples Water common $4.5e@4.Io and Califor-
mia Wine at S26M2S.
The Comstock shares were all more or less
higher with the leaders active. 0phir sold up
10 81. 30. against Fridays close of Sl.9IE EAST
ern orders for Gold1eld Consolidated sent the
price up from SS.0TMS25. hut otherwise tne
southern Nevadss were very dull.
terday: Brookshire. 1c: Esperanza &c; Pinal,
1Oc: S F. and McKittrick. SOC.
GYPSY oil is assessed 1c.
special meeting Of the stock holders OF the
Monte Cristo oil and development company has
been called for December 80. TO consider re-
ducfion of the number of the directors from
seven to FIVE and 10 act upon the matter OF
levyiug series Of assessments TO pay the debt
Of the company.
II was announced on the exchange yesterday
that the Honokaa sugar company would pay
dividend Of 10c per share on January 10. trans
fer books closing January G. This is the nrst
dividend since March, 1906 and IT Is SAID on
good authority that a like dividend is reasonably
expected each month.
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10. AngeIe- Market.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 27.-The egg committee
Of the produce exchange decided on a decline of
Sc dozen in the price of fresh ranch eggs to
day. Extra selected eggs are fIs dozen local
ranch candled 45c and case counts Sc. Eastern
cheese in demand and pricss slightly at
vanced.
Receipts Of produce for Friday. Saturday and
Sunday were. Eggs. 164 eases; butter. 55. Iv2
pounds: cheese. g. 4S4 pounds; potatoes. 6.i.il
sacks: onions 90 sacks. beans. none; sweet po-
tatoes. 2 sacks; apples $40 boxes.
Fgg@Extra select. 47c; local ranch candlet.
irsts, 45c; case count. sc; storage packed
tras. SOC: storage packed seconds. 2Sc.
Butter-Creamery extra. 75c. creamery drstS.
81 12e; eastern creamery extras. 6Iiac; cooking
butter. 26c.
Cheese-Northeru fresh. 2Oc; northern storage.
1917 H2Oc: eastern singles. 19I20c: eastern
twins 2u021c eastern cheddars. 20G21c; east
ern Ionghoru. 20r; eastern daisy. zoe; swiss i'm
ported. S2c swiss domestic 2;c; brick cream
poe: lmburger. 20d21c; imported Edam SSfQ9,
case Of II: Oregon Daisy 2oC.
Reans-No. I pink. S440G43 so: No. Lima.
81 406f4. 80: Lady Washington, $+.256i +50; small
white. SJ.40e55.50; blackeye, $40; garvanzas.
$3.50: lentils. 81.
Potatoes Salinas. s1.5Oa1.65: highlands. 81 10
61.35: L0mpcc. S1.6jdl.75; Watsonville. $50
61.6j: Oregon. S1.40G 80; oregon early rose
50; sweets, yellow. $l50Gl.I5.
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS

slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
BeefW7G7hc per lb for steers, e@ekc Cor
cows and helfers.
small.
pound
Lamb-11@12c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)--11h @121ac for light
and ga @10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive, 41a@47sc
per lb under 900 lbs. i4e; second quality, Az
Axe; third quality. 3i2M3%c-
No. / cows and hefers 3H93Ac; second
quality. 3di3Ac; third quality. 2&t G3c; common,
thin undesirable cows. &c.
CaivesELight weight. per ID, size; medium
sheep iper ibl-wethers. No. l. 5A@5hc;
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. GO
6Hc.
TO 140 lbs. Z a GSc; 40 TO 250 lbs, SGSAc; 250
10 $50 lbs. rye; common. undesirable hogs,
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Foreign Fnfures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 2T.-Wheat for December de-
livery advanced SIC here today owing to a
stampede of shorts. Other deliveries also made
good gains.
The advance Of more than &c in the December
delivery occurred in the final half of the day
and enivened an otherwise rather listless mar
ket There was little of the December option
on sale at any time and lair demand for that
month by a leading commission house started
wild scramble among shorts to cover which
resulted in the price jumping to $119A. COM
pared with $1.16l2 the low point of the day.
The bulge in December forced May from los
al .12b.
Strength of helped to stimulate the de-
mand for wheat. Weakness of the cash grain at
Kansas City and st. Louis, and a larger world 8
movement than had been estimated, failed to
arouse any considerable bearish sentiment The
market closed about steady. with December
al $11SIs and May at $1111aM1.11%.
Corn exceedingly strong the greater part
of the day, but broke sharply later owing to
liberal realizing sales. Congestion In the De-
cember delivery contributed materially to the
buliish sentiment That option sold between 63c
and 6fssc. May ranged between &c and 61 1se.
The close was steady, with prices Ac higher
than Fridays final quotation, December being
al 63c and May at 61M67lsc-
Strength of wheat and corn were chiefly re-
sponsihle for moderate strength displayed by
oats. Prices closed 1kc to sc higher
Provisions closed loo lower to l5c higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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Hay and Feedstnn.

Receipts of hay over the holidays were SOS
TONS including 46 cars. The market shows nc
noteworthy change.
Bran-s2s 5O@29 for red and s2s@so per ton
for white.
Middlings-$36. .50G37. so per ton.
Shorts-S3l .506133 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. S32d33; rolled oats
for feed S33. so 6534. so; mixed feed. S2S633 for
average lots oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots S39 so.
in. 10 ton lots $40, in ton lots $40. so; small
lots Sal; cocoanut cake or meal at mills S25 In
20 and 10 and $3.50 In ton lots; jobbing, S26:
corn meal. S37@3S; cracked corn, $37d3s; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S24 car
load lots $23 per ton; red star alfalfa meal S22
for carload lots and $23 for jobbing; CaprOco oil
cake meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, S14@19; wheat and oat $13@1F;
tame oat $l2Q16; volunteer wild oat. $1O@I4;
alfalfa $96I2: stock hay. $7@10 per ton.
Straw-50@75c per bale. .
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Calfornia family extras, $6.60G7. net
without discount: bakers extras, S6.608I; su-
perhne. s540@5.7O; Oregon and Washington,
per bbl. S5 7O6I5 90 for family. bakers and pat
ents and 81 90 for cut OF; Kansas patents, Sc. 45
66 20: Go straights S6~25d6.50; Dakota patents,
81 10: do straights. $6.70 per bbl
Fariaaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash no discount. follows: Graham aour.
S3. 40 per 100 lbs; rye hour. So rye meal. So so;
So so; oat meal $40; oat grosts. $4.60; farina,
$3.50: hominy. $3. so; buckwhest -four. $3.50;
whole wheat -four. So. so, rolled oats, bbls $70
725 in sacks s.. .40G6 70; extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and $3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat, bbls
SIS so in sacks $425@5; pearl barley, 81. 75 split
peas boxes. $50 for yellow and $3.50 for green
Der 100 lbs.
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Poultry and Game

Four cars Of western chickens. one Of which
WAS received on SATURDAY.. were marketed yester-
day and the stock met with fair demand az
satisfactory prices There was hardly anything
received from California shipping points and
prices for everything in that line we're n0ninslly
unchanged. Two cases OF dressed turkeys came
in. but had not been sold up to a late hour
There was not much doing in game and prices
for most descriptions were rather weak than
otherwise.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S5as for small.
S667 for large and $SG9 for extra young
ROSTERS, S6.5Od7.50 do extra large, SsG9; old
FOR large and s364 for small ducks, S6Q9;
pigeons. S1-5O: squads. s3G3-50 geese. S2.50G3
per pair; goslings, - per pair; turkeys, nomi-
nal
Games fper dozen)--Msllsrd ducks. S4Q6: can
vasback. S3d6: sprig. S3G 4.50 teal. S292.50;
widgeons. Sl.5001.75; spooubills. Sl-25d2: black
"a so: white geese 81. .5O62. so: brant, S2.50@
$50: honkers, S6Gs; hare, s1.50@2; rabbits
81 2562 so.
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Boston stocI1. and Ronds

Trading in the Boston
Il owing TO the crippled
tone as a rule remains
the market mas been
d rs 10 25Lt. This is
this speciality. Calumet
1ther hand. declined III
itures nave been 0sceola.
and North Butte.
furnished by E. F. Hut
ia street. San Francisco:
DfI Et-
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Receipts Produce December rs to 2
Provisions

A number of changes are noted Cottolene is
sc higher. cooking oils 1c higher sud compound
oil I5c higher Bareled beef Is 81 lower.
Cottolene-One half bbl. 1SIsc: half bbls.
13c. tierce, 12Isc; tierces, I2&tc; tierces,
12%c.
ians and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams. 1Sd l9c; picnic hams,
l4c; California hams. 17@1Sc; bacon TO lbs,
23hc; S to 10 lbs, 2214c; 10 to u lbs, 221ac;
fancy sugar cured bacon, 251sc; extra light ba-
con- 6 to s lbs. 2215c: s to 10 lbs. p Ec; 10 to
II lbs. 215c; light dry salt bacon, 70 10 lbs
19c; 10 TO II lbs. 1Sl5c: medium bacon, 1T15c;
light medium bacon, &c.
Lard--Tierces 161ac. sos 16Ac. los 174c, IS
1880; 3s 1715c: compound lard. tierces lie.
50s 11Lc. los 11Ac. 5s 117sc 3s 12c; yellow
cooking oil, 6ec per gal; white cooking OIL Csc
per gal; salad OIL Zoe per gal.
Beef oca prices quoted. Export lots, in
spected by the government. 81 per bbl high
er Extra family beef. S12 per bbl: family beef
sfi so per bbI extra mess beef, S11.J0 per Dbl;
smoked beef. 19c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels SIT 50 clear.
$50: mess $50; pig pork, $3.50; pigs feet, $3.50
for half bbls, $2.4o for % lb kegs and $1.S5 for
kits.
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STOCK MARKET
REMAINS STEADY

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-The Rock Island
episode in today's stock market afforded
an opportunity to test the stability of the
present speculative position The resisting
power shown to the alarming intimations
carried by the sensational gyrations IN
Rock Island stock served as assurance that
the present position is not easily vulner-
able. There was a dread that quiet liqui-
dation might have been going on. which
would be followed after a certain stage by
withdrawal of support and abandonment of
values to the natural play of forces.
In some stocks where there has been
persistence in speculative activity since the
general market has grown quiet there was
a hasty unloading of stocks and a sharp
break in prices The general list. how
ever. stood up well under the shock and
then rallied. The conclusion is forced that
the heavy tone last week was due to
pause in the activity of the speculation for
rise, rather than to any active pressure
TO sell stocks.
Whatever explanation may lie back of
the Rock Island episode, the movement OF
the stock was sufficiently extraordinary. A
rise of 3Il4 points in FIVE minutes in the
price of railroad stock having substan-
tial volume and widely disseminated mar
ket is a rare occurrence in stock market
history. When it is followed in almost as
little time by a complete relapse it may be
said to be almost without precedent.
Attempted explanations of the movement
were widely varied. and in some cases fan
tsstic. Recent heavy sales of calls on the
). stock BY foreign stock operators and the
purchases by them. according to the rule,
Of half the amount required to meet the
contract undoubtedly played part in the
condition.
The conviction grew that miscarriage
Of the market management of the stock
had as msch to do as anything with the
unedifying spectacle of its performance.
That management has involved lavish out
lay of resources and very free play of
manipulative forces. Instead of the. usual
carefully calculated balance of such forces
today there seemed TO have been a reok-
less or blundering upheaval in one direc-
tion. without the intended effect on the
other side.
Having asserted its power Of resistance
to shock the stock market showed little
disposition to move upward with decision
pending the working cut of the year end
money market problem.
Bonds were irregular; total sales (par
value s4.so7,ooo. United States bonds
were unchanged on. call.
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New YORK Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec 2T-with the London ev-
change closed the metal markets developed no
fresh feature today standard copper the
New York exchange was firm with closing GBo-
tations as follows: Spot 13-121s Fs Is iac. De
cenber, January, February. March and April,
Is. .25613. size
Tin was steady. with spot December and
January quoted at 3.7OM34c; February, March
and April 81. T5034. p iac.
Lead closed firm. with spot 4.61ts al % e.
New York and T. 75c asked East st. Louis.
SpeIter was quiet, spot, 61OM6.3Oc New ork
and 6056i6. 1Oc East st. Louis.
Iron was unchanged with No. 4 foundry
northern quoted at SlSdf9: No. DO. S1S.25N
70: No. l southern and No. 1 southern soft.
s1S.JO6I 10. .25.
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Reans and seeds

Beyond a slight advance in pinks. which are
very firm, there is nothing new in the bean mar
ket.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. 81 7565-25: pea. nom
fnal: small white. 81 5064 SIS; large white. So p
G3.J5: pink. So T5d3.90: red. S6dT; blackeye
So sO14 10; lima. 81 1O@4. 20: red kidneys, SJ9
55O cranberry beans, S4-25d4.5O: Garvanzas,
81. SOFAS 5O horse beans. $1.50G2.25.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 494Ac; yellow mus
tard SIC; haxseed Al 65c. carload lots; ca
nary. 4Nc; alfalfa. 161a917c; rape, IL 62Ae;
imported rape, 4@4bc: timothy, &C., hemp, 3A
G3Ac: millet, SC per h.
Dried Peas-Green, $5 per ctl.
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COMMERCIAL SPECIALLY THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks rather lower.
Copper stocks weak.
Cotton exchange not in session
Oil and water stocks higher.
Comstock shares generally advanced.
Silver fraction lower. Exchange un-
changed.
Nothing new in the grain markets
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Pink beans firm at an advance.
Cottolene and cooking oils higher.
Compound lard advanced. Barreled beef
lower.
Butter lower. Eggs and cheese unchanged.
Potatoes and onions quiet and easy.
Fresh fruits extremely dull
Four cars of western poultry Sold
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out noticeable change; receipts. 30 oso barrels;
shipments. - 94S barrels.
wheat-Spot firm; No. , red. s12Tt9 bid to
arrive elevator domestic. and $1.2I nominal T. o.
b. adoat to arrive; No. ] northern Duluth,
81 24I5 and No. . hard winter 81 .25, nominal
f. o. b. afloat
Shorts in wheat were alarmed today over
big jump in December at Chicago and covered
freely, advancing prices fully cent per bushei.
The visible supply decrease, light receipts and
support from commission houses also strength
net higher. but off from the top owing TO the
big worlds shipments. December closed at 81
May at $1.1Sss and July at S1.09%. Receipts,
Sc, 400 bushels; shipments, 116,14I bushels.
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Conditfou of the Jrreanurv

WASHINGT0S. Dec. 27.--Tilo condition Of the
treasury al the beginning Of business today was
follows:
1rusi funds sold coir. ssT9. 49,. s69: silver
dollars S4sT.S59.000. silver dollars of 1890
s. 955. .0C0: silver certificates outstanding S4ST-
a5s OG0
Genersl fund Standard silver dollars in gen
erai fund Sl.522 i59: current liabilities. S1O4-
032 sl2; working balance in treasury offices
S26 4s3 1913. IN banks TO credit Of treasurer OF
the United States. $37.37I .213 subsidiary silver
coin Sl5.4oS. l63: minor coin. 81 ,0iI T24: total
balance in general fund. Ss2. .2sT.O17
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tables from the southern part of the state were
little larger yesterday than at the close OF
last week. and as there very little demand
for anything prices were lower. Good tomatoes
were scarce. nearly all of the offerings being
more or less frost bitten, and prices for such
were low. Potatoes and onions were quiet and
easy.
Potatoes tper ctll-River white. 70@S5e for
common to choice and S1@l. 10 for fancy; Salinas
Burbanks. S1.20G L 40; Oregon Burbanks, Sill
.25; sweet potatoes. $1.5061.60.
Onions-$1G11 10 rer ctlA
Vegetables-Tomatoes. 75c@S1.50 per package:
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GeneraI NIerchandI.e

Bags-Grain bags, 514q5Ac spot and. 5$@
5z.c future; San Quentin bags, &c; wool bags
32c for 8 y ID and Soc for ID; fleece twine, SC
Coai-PennsyIvania anthracite egg. SIG per
ton: wellington. $12; New Wellington, $12; Coz 8
bay. $40: Australian houSe-Richmond, etc. sl2;
Pelhw Main S12 Stanford Richmond. $12; Cum
berland. SiS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
oiis-suotatIons are for barrels Linseed. Sc
per ga lion for boiled and soc for raw; cases 5e
AA S113G1.15; China nut. eases. 60Q zoe PEE
gal: cocoanut oil. in barrels. T0NTStac per
XXX 67l5a7fc for No. and 65@6Si2c tor No.
p according to quantity; extra bleacheu winter
sperni oil. Ole; natural winter sperm oil, Ole.
OH a5496c; pure neatsfoot OIL. 7Sc; No. meats
foot oil. 60c; herring OIL 40c: salmon oil, S5cs
boiled hsh oil. 35c; paint OIL $5c.
barrels or drums 1oc; $50 deg oil. Iron barrels
or drums. 11ac; special dc. 12c; pearl oil. in
cases. lie; astral. lie; star. ltc; extra stas.
20c. Elaine 26ISe: eoeene zoe: red crown AMI
motor gasoline. in Dulk 15c. in cases re; No
engine distiIlate. in drums. SC; cases. &C more:
Sc deg gasoline In bulk soc. in cases 3712c; var
nish makers and painters naphths, IA bulk llc
in cases 1S1se.
bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosin Iper bbl Of $50 Ibs)-F. $3.50: G. $e5S;
Red ed an and White Lead-Red. s14Gec. white. 3
GSlsc per Id.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
follows, terms net CASH. Stdhdaru me grdHu-
lated 535c: standard coarse granulsted. 5.3sc.
fruit granuIated 5.35c: monarch bar zoe; Il
& f. crystal domiros. cases. S.SJc: cubes and a
crushed ; 60c; tablefs in half hbls. 5-S5e Do
in boSes. 6.10c; monarch powdered. Sac: xXxx
powdered 5.45c: candy sranulated- 5-45c; con
fectioner<' A. 5.35c cOnfectioners' crystal 5-45c;
extra fine granulated. 5.15c: magnolia A. 4.95e;
extra c. 4.s5c; golden [. 415c. ID, 4-6oc- BaS
rels and 30 ID bags 10c. half bbls 25c. boxes SOC
more per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net.
Bar in 50 and 10 lb tins s1.7 more, in and 10
10 Ib tins So. So per 100 lbs than price ot
this grade in 100 ID bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
kcompany quotes follows: Granulated basis
5.S5c; ''Hgrade" bar, 5-I0c powdered, 5.45c;
crushed 5.60c: berry. 5.35c. c. & n. extra fne
dry granulated. 5-35c; coarse dry granulatsd
3 SsJc: confectionerS A. J.35c: confectioners
crystal. ). .45c, cubes 5.60c; bricks. SOC: extra
me dry sranulated 100 ID bags only, 5.15c; ex-
celsor A, 495c; extra G, 4-S5c golden G. 4. Toe;
yellow ID, 4.65c; n. & E. crystal dominos, s35c
Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 ID
bags 10c more: half bbls, 25c more; boxes. SOC
more for all grades Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins.
81. 30 more; In 10 ID tins, S2.35 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.