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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm. No. 2 rye Toe. Feed or mix
ing barley. 61@32c; fair to choice mailing 621s
@64c Flax seed, No. l southwestern. 81 .511a |;
No. / northwestern, S1.611a. Timothy seed
So 20. Clover. 1920. Mess pork per bbI
s16.621A G1G.65 Lard. per leo lbs 50 42h
Short ribs. sides Coosel. $S25nS. .6215; short
clear sides (boxed). SS.G212 as. sly.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cIearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 2S5, ,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
Ss3 600 bushels, compared with GAS, 600 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. The visible
supply Of wheat in the United States increased
6, 1s4 600 bushels for the week. The amount of
bresdstum on passage increased G 1Sf 600
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. 81 cars corn, $50 ears oats, 202 cars:
hogs 81 600 head.
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Professional Bears Use Anti-Japanese
Question on Exchange
New York Stock Market

~ TEW YORK Feb SIhe market
distinguished
a advances stocks On the
of
public schools
likely close OF
The considerable selling stocks Saturday OF this factor
their demand
today did large liquidation the
during periods The neglect OF the markets.
Wall
financial world plays
pending OF Goernor Hughes which has
exchange travd the
field Of commercial exchange
other authorities
the ang tendency business the freight according their
considerably the December level The
weeks traffic statistics showed notable decline in the grain movement The
by the anthracite
united workers outlined the the
II the of the market
The publication of the American smelling and
stock
showed usual sympathy of another marking down
exchange Rumors
coming Gould authentic
forthcoming
Bonds were strong Total sales value $9420o0 United States
hon Ngerer rncha hangedo on cal
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COTTON FUTURES
Visible Grah. suupIy

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-1he visible supply of
grain in the United States Saturday. February
6, compiled by the New York produce ex-
change, is follows:
Wheat, H. 3l2 OoO bushels, decrease 1874, 600
bushels
Corn 6.512 600 bushels, increase "A, 600 bushels.
Oats. 1904, 600 bushels, decrease 11S000 BUSH
els.
Rye S15, GOO bushels, decrease 40 600 bushels.
Barley, 394 600 bushels. decrease 246000 bush
els.
The visible supply Of wheat in Canada last Sat
urday 6,075, 900 bushels an increase of 49,
600 bushels.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Hone,

its--Evaporated apples, 81 @61ac; apricots,
7q1oc; fancy. moorpark 1215 @13c; peaches, 4i
fancy pears, 4elSc; pitted plums, 7@Sc; necta-
rines, 506c;. figs, 2i5M4c; prunes, size basis,
2A@34c with a premium for the larger sizes
crown, 90c 3 crown, 81: seeded. 4d4Hc: seed
less, 2M2Ac; Thompsons seedIess, 3Hc for nm
bleached; seedless sultana. 2a4c; loose muscatels
3aic for crown Sc for crown and 21ic for ?
crown.
Almonds. nonpareils 11hG12c; IXL
guedocs, So a@9c; hardshells. 615dTc. Walnuts-
91ac per ID for No. l softshells &c for No. 2 do
Chestnuts S@10c per lb for Italian; filberts 12Is
a lie; pecans. 15M17c.
Honey--Water white, comb. 1315c: white I'm
12c; light amber 10d1e1se; dark amber 9eI1Oc.
water white, extracted, nominal white "a SC:
light amber, 61a@7c; dark amber and candied.
41aM51ac per III.
for dark
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Money on call. STEADY.
2l2 @2% per cent; ruling rate, 2I5 per cent
closing bid, 2K per cent; offered, 21a per cent
30 days, 234G3 per cent; six months, 3G3H
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3lkd4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, easy, with actual bust
in bankers bills at 81. S475G14. S4s5 for 60
days and at 81 $40 for demand
Commercial bills 81. sass.
Bar silver 52Lc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
strong.
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Provisions

Cured Meats-Bacon. S to 10 lbs 16Jse; 10 10
Il lbs. 15lsc; light medium, lie; medium he;
bellies. IA to 16 lbs, 15l5c; sugar cured. 6 TO s
lbs 1Sc; TO 10 lbs, 175.c; 10 to IL his lGIse.
fancy sugar cured. 21c per lb; English cured
bacon. TO lbs, lie; to 10 lbs. lie; 10 to -
lbs Ice; eastern sugar cured hams, 15c for me-
dium and 15c for light; extra fine brands I;J15c.
California hams, 14c mess beef. $3.50 per bbl :
family. $13.50; extra family $f4: extra prime
pork, $2050; clear. $22; mess $2f: pig pork1
$25 pigs feet. So for half bbls S2s5 for - III
kegs and $l.30 for kits; smoked beef, 1919 al zoe
per b.
Lard-Tierces quoted at Szc for California
compound and 12lac for California pure: eastern
compound. DC for tierce and ss.e for : tierces:
eastern pure, 1212c for fierces; half bbIs. pure'
I2a4c: 80 lb tins. 12Ac: 10 ID tins, I3Kc: : m
tins. 1880; lb tins 13 tac
Cottoene-one half bbl. foasc: 3 half hbls.
l04c: tierce. lose; tierces Ice: ) tierces.
9isc per lb.
The Western meat company quotes as follows.
Hams, 14d151ac; bacon, to s lbs l7lsc to
10 lbs II &c, 10 to II lbs 171ae: sugar cured
bacon TO lbs, f6I9c; picnic hams 9hc: Ar
row bacon, to 10 lbs lie. 10 to IL lbs iGc:
light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs 16I1c 10 to II
lbs, iJi.c; medium bacon. lie; light medium
bacon. lie; lard. tierces 12lac l0s 12a.c los
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PETALUA1A, Feb. S.--Eggs dropped &c today
The best offering 36c, by the egg exchange,
and 35e was the second best price paid. The de-
livery is improving and the demand is good
Frices are expected soon TO reach the point where
storing will be profitable.
SANTA ROSA, Feb. S.--The week opened with
the lowest price for some time in the local
egg market The quotations posted on receipt of
prices the San Francisco dairy exchange this
morning 35c per dozen for choice and 32e
for seconds. Conditions are now favorable for
a largely increased supply of eggs. The demand
remains good
SANTA CRUZ, Feb. S.-AIerchants advanced
the selling pTiee of eggs from 3Jc to 40c and are
paying producers soc, instead of doc
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PnuItry and Gnne

-Four cars of western poultry were marketed
Yesterday and met with good inquiry at sat
lsfactory prices. Only coops of domestic live
stock reached the market and as usual on the
hrst day of the week prices for everything in
that line were nominal A few scattering cases
of dressed turkeys came in and found buyers at
irregular prices. Receipts of game were 81 sacks
Hare and rabbits were in good demand at firm
figures. while all kinds of Wild fowl were slow
of sale with prices rather weak than otherwise.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, SJ05.50 for small
S641 for large and $T.50M9 for extras; young
ROSTERS. $7,50@9; old roosters, 4.50a5; fryers.
S650qI; large broilers S5.50@6.50; small
broilers, $450M3: ducks. seas; pigeons, $1@
l.2J; squads. S2.50M3; geese, S250G3 per pair.
Turkeys fper lb)-Dressed, 2O@2Jc.
Game (per dozcn)-Mallard ducks, S56l6; can
vasbacks. soar; sprig, S304; gray ducks, S36
$50: teal. S250@3; widgeon, $2.50G3; small.
S2@2.50 blaekjacks S2M2.50 gray geese. $3.50
as; white geese $1.50@2: brant. $3.5064 for
large and $3.50 for small; honkers scar; hare,
81; eottontail rabbits. 50 30.
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Receipts of Produce
STOCK MARKET
Some Advance in the Leading Southern
NeyaGas and COmStOcks-Fair
Activity in Local Bonds

Business in local securities was very fair yes
terday. and mainly in bonds which sold TO the
amount of $11 600. Stocks quiet. with sales
small. Spring Valley water higher at S31
and there were sales of First national bank al
$245 and Marin county water al 500. %.
The Comstocks opened the week frmer. with
the north end leaders generally higher. The
market featureless.
The southern NeYadas were also featureless
with trading light. Florence and the merger
made slight gains on the day. AIaeNamara de-
ciared dividend of l cent, payable March .
The Treasure mining company of Amador
county has levied an assessment Of cents de-
linquent March %.
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for average lots; oicake meal in 20 ton lots
S3S.50 in 10 ton lots $50 in ton lots $50. 80
small lots $40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills
S26 in 20 and 10 and $2G50 in ton lots job
ing ST. corn meal, $37@3S: cracked corn. S3S
ass; broom seed, S1.15 per ctl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa Jobbing lots SO, carload lots
S24 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. Stages: wheat and oat. sIs@
%; tame oat S1S021. 80; volunteer wild oat. SIG
@19; alfalfa S15@19; stock $I3@1G per ton.
Straw-50GIS5c per bale.
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advance Trading was on quite liberal scale
shorts being the best buyers Reports from
Texas claimed some good rains the state.
The crowd has been buying the crop months
Of late en- dry weather reports
Spot closed quiet, 10 points higher; middling
uplands ,10c; middling gulf, 10.25c; sales, 100
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Foreign Futures
Northern Rusincss

TACOMA. Feb. s-clearings, S91s, 200; bal
ances $74. 100.
SEATTLE, Feb. s.-clearings. 81, ,e8o, 1872; bal
anees, 1924, ,304.
PORTLAND, Feb. s.-Clearings. 81, ,2s9. res;
balances, S141, ,490.
sPoKANE, Feb. s.-Clearings. $1,252, ,7s5:
balances, SI92 $50.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentin and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb. s.-Turpentine-Nom
nal. 1890; sales, -; receipts, 139; shipments,
800
Rosin-.Firm sales. 1850; shipments, 3,S97;
stock, 165. 134. Quote: Il, $2.95@3: d, So; f,
$3-9215; G, S3.05d3.0715; II, $3.3063.35; l.
$4.20; X. $J.15; NJ $3.50; \, $6.25; VIC, sc. 45 !;
WV. $3.50.
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LOCAL MARKETS


New York exchange was higher YESTERDAY.
Silver and Hongkong exchange were & c lower
Secretary of State Curry telegraphed the san
Francisco clearing house yesterday that Febru-
ary II, the centennial anniversary of the birth
Of Abraham Lincoln, will be a legal holiday
The banks will probably be closed On that day
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FIour and ForInaeenus Gnnax

FIour--CaIlfornia family extras, S5 S0016 40
net without discount; bakers extras So S0Gi6 05
snpeTnne' S4:6Oa 100; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, S4500475 % for family. bakers and
patents and S425M4.5 80 for cut off; Kansas pat-
ehts. SOZ0@6.40; do straight $6MG.2o; Dakota
patents, Sc; do straight, S5. so per bbl
Farinaeeous Goods Prices in packages net
c@asl @ no discount, are follows: Graham flour
81 S3'do ~ per 100 lbs: rye flour. $780, rye meal.
$S.5o; rice flour. S6.S 6.S0M7; corn meal, So %: ex-
ira cream do. $3.75: oat meal s475: oat groats
Sf.t3; hominy, $3.60d4: buckwheat -four s4 Il:
Wnole wheat -four. $3.50; rolled oats bbls 81 25G
;. III SACKS S415 extra cream do. $3.50: rolled
wheat: Dbls 50. in sacks So. 60m4.50 pearl BAR
icy, .eo $50; split peas boxes, S5.25@6.25 per
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NOrthern Wbcat 1Jnrket

PORTLAND, Feb. S.-Wheat: Track prices
Club, 96c; buestem. $105@1.10; turkey red,
81; red Russian. 94c; valley 81
TACOMA, Feb S.-Wheat: Bluestem, 81 10;
club 81; red, 9Sc.
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Sow York MetaI Mnrkct

NEW YORK. Feb S.-The London tin marJ,e,
was higher. with spot quoted at f12G IS Cd and
futures al f127 lis Cd. The local market was
quiet at 7.700 q. 75c.
Copper was higher IN London, with spot quoted
at fJS Is 81 and futures at f59 as Cd The local
market was dull. with lake quoted at IN. 80 ~ "a
l375c electrolytie at 13.I2Ia M13371yc and
casting at 13n13 25c
Lead was unchanged at EI2 ISs Cd in the Lon
don market The local market was dull and !
shade lower at 4.025s 64.07I5c
Spelter declined 60 Ell in London The local
market was dull and little lower at g. 956f:5c
Iron was lower AT ASS for Cleveland warrants
In the London market. The local market was
unchanged. No. foundry northern. $f7MI7 IS;
No ? Si6750I7.25: No. ] southern and No j
do soft. SlT-2J@I7.75.
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Condition of the Trenxurv

WASHINGTON, Feb S.-Todsy's statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund, exclu-
sive of the $3.50. 600 gold reserve shows:
Available cash balance. $147. .703. 1853: gold coin
and bullion So, ,2T9; gold certificates, $780,
94T 400
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Hay and FeedstuGs

Some dealers reported prices FOR hay SOC OF
aesteruas. while others quoted the market still
Deing i.oi3 TONS including 81 cars. There was
no change in feedsftlffs
Bran-$29 J06fa0 nor ton for white and soe IA
n 20 for red f
Middlings- So. a35. so per ton.
Shorts -$31 I32. 30 per ton.
Feedstufs- Rolled harley SOS 5O6730: rolled
oal~ Tor feed. S354l37. so: mixed feed. S2Sn 90
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st. Louis Wool Market

grades, conbing and clothing. 19G23c;. light
fine, 16G2oc; heavy fine, 10@1Gc; tub washed,
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Loans. Exchange and Silver
wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-Ihe worlds shipments for the week
We're rs follows in quarters: Russian 16S 900
pannblan, 36Oo0; Argentine 10000; Indian
Liverpool and Paris futures were higher
Chicago was firm. The cash grain in this
market m; except Turkey red, was 21ac higher
All around and futures also advanced.
CASH WHEAT
- California club S1.75@1.771s; do milling
$I-o4i2 q a. g s9 s9 California white Australian
M1621a northern club, 81. 75ml. 7716: northern
bluestem SlS5@1.90; northern red S170M
1'I24a; turkey red, $1.S0a1S5 per ctl.
FUTURES
1870 a n. Session
May 81. so 81 50 $3.50 81 90
December-No sales; $I.55 bid; $I7o asked.
p. IN. Session
Barley-Both futures and the cash grain ad
yaneed' va sa' with sales of No. feed reported at
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, $1.4O61. .421h: com.
mon 10 fair: $1.35Ql1.3Saf per ctl; brewing and
shipping sBTd $1.45@14714; chevalier. $l.57%@ a
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
No. E, Open High. Low. Close.
December nsg lSi "a % SI5d s15o7l 81 aaoa
p. m. Session
may-A9 sales; 81. .40A bid; s1.41A asked
oats-blacK a,.s are lower. The other kinds show
no Thi4 ehhange; Whites Whites continue very firm.
eieaned Tor seed, S1.S5d1.95; feed lots S1750a
i;So Tor good and $1.65GI1. 721a for common:
biaek, Sl63@2 per etI
Corn---A car of western states nrodrct came in
yesterday. Prices remained unchanged
lailtorma small round and large yellow nomi-
i,i IN h TesteFn T states yellow sacked s160@165;
white, Sl.96; mixed. $f.52; Egyptian, Si.75M
1.S0 per ell for white.
hye-tirmly held at $3.50 per ctl for No. /.
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1314e, as 1880, IS 131c; compound lard tierees
SIC, sos size, los &c, IS 9ke 3s 91sc; cooking
oil. 54c per gall white cooking oil. soc per sal;
salad oil, 5Sc per gal; extra family beef. $l5
per bb; family beef, Sl4 so per bbl; extra mess
beef, $14 per bbI.
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PORTLAND. Feb. S.-Butter: City creamery,
34@33c; fancy outside creamery, 32434c; store,
1SM20c.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

There hardly any life to the market for
miscellaneous vegetables yesterday for the rea-
son that the trade had very little of anything
To work on Receipts of asparagus and rhubarb
were small and only one lone sack of peas came
in from the south, the storms having inter
rupted traffic on the railroads. There were
some held over lots of southern garden yegeta-
bles offering and anything in good condition
brought high prices Mushrooms suddenly
plentiful, 400 boxes coming in and causing 4
weaker market. Three cars of sweet potatoes
came in and were distributed among jobbers at
the previously quoted rates Potatoes and on
ions were quiet and unchanged. with the selling
interests holding for firm prices.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River Burbanks, s1.40@
l65: Lompoc Burbanks. 50; Salinas Burbanks,
Sl65Ql so; Oregon Burbanks, $1.75@1.S5; early
rose, S1.15 sweet potatoes, $1.50@1.T5.
Onions-$2@J2.3 80 per ctl
Vegetables-Asparagus. 1562215e per lb; rhu-
barb StdlOc per lb; tomatoes. S1@150 per box
or crate; green peas. 5@IOc per ID: string beans,
lOdloe per ID; green peppers. 15925c per lb;
summer squash, q per box; garlic S@
Zoe per lb cabbage. $3.50 per ct1; dollhouse Gu
cumbers, 15eM$1.25 per doZ; caul1ower, Go n 75c
per doz; carrots. 65@T T5c per sack; eggplant,
d per lb celery. 40@50e per doz; marrow
fat and Hubbard squash. S20G25 per ton; mush-
rooms, 10@20c per lb.
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PortIond Rut,er N,rLc.

LIVERPOOL Feb. S.-Hops in London (Pa
cifc coast), steady, 1922 los.
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Neu Yorl, stool. List

New 0rI1 Stock List
z. T. Hutton & Co. 400 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
n!sh the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Beans and Seeds

Beans continue very firm with higher prices
quoted for blackeyes, large and small whites, red
kidneys and cranberries. Dealers report that
the movement has been heavy during the last
week.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayo. s3.20@3.25; pea S4.75
4. %; pink. 81 4J02.6O; red. S4.506l5; blackeye
$3@3,25; limas, $3.75G390; red kidneys, $3.25
M5.50: cranberry beans, $3.2503.50; Garvanzas
$292;9o - 60: for small, $2.5o@3 for medium and
5.2oq4 for large: horse beans, $1.50@2.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 81: yellow mustard,
nominal; faxseed. S393.50. carload lots; canary,
othy. nominal; hemp, 4Q414e; millet 3Q31ac
per lb; broom corn seed, $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $2.T5 per et
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Bar silver-Quiet: 24 11-16d per ounce.
Money-1M per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 7-l6 per cent and for three
months bills 5-16G2ss per cent.
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NfuncauoIis FIax 1TarIxct
EIgin Butter

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. s.-Flax, closed
$1.5916.
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I.opdon Hon Married.

ELGIN. H., Feb. S.-Butter, firm, soc; sales
for the week, 81 400 pounds.
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Los Angeles Markets
Los ANGELES, Feb S.-A shipment Of asnara,
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SALES
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CONISTOCKS
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Hution'g wire saws:
tAsHsnn oDened steady. unchanged to points
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Bank OF Cal. = SO F Natonal125
First NatnI 24J Union T Co..
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger s & L. - 800 5 Il Saw u - 30
Hum Saw Bk 1J0 saw & l. So 10
Nut Saw Bk. 67A - See Saw Bk 550
STREET RAILROADS
California ..1221s - Preside ..... 10 %
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co............-- I9ls 10
SUGAR
Hawaiian C.1O4 INIakaweIi 3$ls
Honokaa 14Sa 10 'Onomea G. Al =
Hutch IFS Paauhau ; e. zo$t ia
MISCELLANEOUS.
Asso oil Co. s9i2 39si Pae G Borax.1 14sla
Cal F c A.1O1 lPae T&r pfd Si'2
Cal Wine A. AZ Do com IL IA
SALES
Morning Session
GO Alaska Packers Assn ........ 80 25
Sc oS0 AsI'e'a.eS esi GAS Ei F n 4 & T IS. SI75
$4,000 Los Aug Pac Of Cal 5s ~, loo % %
s.. OOO $ = Arizona Is (19lOl- cash. -lOz-Sg ~
$3 600 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 4s. 80 -
s.. GOO United r Of + 4s.-----.- % -,
S15. 600 5 2 R r 1st refdg 4s.....- DOL =
1872 Hawaiian Coml s sugar Co. .1o4 25
- Hutchinson Co -..--.---.-. u, Is w..
Afternoon Session
90 Associated Oil CO......-...-..- 81 - - =
First Nat Bank ..---......--.-- 80 - ~ ~
80 Marin County Water ......... J,i.@5
80 Spring Valley Water CO... ., ., ~ - =
100 Spring Valley Water Co. ......- Sl-VU
81 600 Spring Val Wat gen mtge Is 80 - - y
$1,000 United r Il OF + 4s-.....-. '''-'
5000 Cal Gas & Ell NJ & c T IS. %. 90
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge IS SUSIE
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New York Stock List Continued
sales STOCKS. High. Low BID Ask.
... Wiscon Cen ..... 425I 40 42lsl 1926
-. Do pfd ... s4H s3% s4x S4%
1900. Western Pacific 81 81 81 %
414. .239-tOtal shares sold.
+No sales. Wire down.
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STOCKS IHighI Low Bid Ask
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Nc,v York Rnnds

shares sold.
sNO sales. Wire down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
SEATTLE PROOF

Mrs. G.. n. Chamberlain. 1905
Minor av.. Seattle. Wash. says: In
1893 I gave a statement for pub
LEGATION recommending Doan's Kid.
ncy Pills. and al the present time
! think just as highly of them. For
three or four years | was an al.
most constant sufferer from kidney
trouble. having such acute pains in
my back that AZ times I was unable
20 perform my homework | felt
tired and languid. and my general
health became much run down.
fortunately read OF Doan's Kidney
Pills, and was 50 impressed with
the reports OF the cures they had
performed that ! procured a box
from the Kennedy Drug Co | had
taken only few doses when felt
much relieved. and ! continued their
use until complete cure was ef.
fected. ! have had no return OF my
trouble since. but occasionally take
a few doses OF Doans Kidney Pills,
finding that they keep my kidneys
In a healthy condition. have fire.
quently recommended this remedy.
and have not yet heard OF a case
Ia which IL has failed TO give sat
isfaet0ry results"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09

The following dispatches. recelvs
I'd b. the Southern Pacific coin
pany's Seattle office. are Of con-
siderable interest at present.
Riverside, Calf. Jan z Wealth.
er conditions beautiful Extremes
~ temperature for past twenty four
hours are. maximum Sc. minimum
ts. Every train Is bringing 20
Riverside the refugees from the
blizzard. si0rm.fidden sections
Glsawood Mission Inn Is receiving
applications for reservations
hourly"
santa Barbara, Jan. 7--Weath-
r. warm. sutomobilIng aud surf
bathing are special features Roads
In fine condition
~PaHo Rohlea. Jan. 7-Tcmpera.
lnre IN Paso Robes today AZ 2
o'clock. So Bright sunshine yes.
tsrday and this morning. Recent
showers have started the green
grass. and the country IL al It's
beat Many people with Bs from
Washington and Oregon"
Del Monte, Monterey. Calf
Weather here nice aud warm.
Surf bathing fine. seventeen-mile
drive. beach and golf links In splen.
did condition s's
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EXPOSITION BOYCOTT
NOT REMOVED

WAf.T.A WAI.I.A. Wash. Jan. >
BY III. P.-~The boycott placed
against TIRE A-Y - ~ ~ the state
Federation 20 Labor lHsf year VIII
stay In effect. Tho Federation, IN
annual session here. refused 60 hnnr
read resolution 20 iift the ban. O.
"a Miller. a barbsr delegate from
Seattle led the fight on the floor
fsr the lifting IT the boycott and
BE- protested vigorously that he
should be privileged 90 read his res
oiutiun. bat ~ VAS voted down
This WAS the hottest fight ~ the
convention The resolutions COM
mitfee declared that the convention
cuuid not properly take up the mat
ter. since Il had not come up on
request 81 the Building Trades
council ~ Seattle. which had the
original grievance against the ex-
position.
The convention today ~ attending
to the election 81 officers ana this
selection 81 a place for the conven.
ton next year.
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Every woman has 10 much pain.
work and worry Ia life that any
needless daily suffering from back.
ache. headache. dizziness. languor
or other kidney Ills Is unfortunate
indeed
Deans kidney pills have brought
new life. health and strength TO
thousands Of women afflicted IN
this way. b. curing the kidneys.
" you don't just understand your
condition. don't forget that & may
be the kidneys.
Women easily fan victim TO kid.
ney HIS Tho combining work a
woman does. the tight. heavy cloth.
ing she wears. the constant bend
ting. reaching and llftlng 81 house
work. the cares OF bringing up chill
dren. are all trying Any fever.
cold. chill ur strain may weaken
the kidneys and set up congestion.
with backaohe aud disturbances Of
the urine
Too many women have come 10
think that backaehe. pain through
the hips, headache. blues" dizzy
spells. sick headache. nervousness
aud swelling Of the ankles. wrists
or limbs, are troubles peculiar 60
the sex. Don't make that mistake.
Suspect your Kidneys first. Men
have similar aches when the Md
neys are sick
II il n woman's duty ia herself
and to her family 20 detect the
first signs Of kidney weakness. and
20 give the Kidneys prompt help
special remedy for weakened or