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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Yesterday another very active day in
bonds. the sales footing up $4,000, chiefly
the United Railroads As at $T5,ST12@ @16. In
stocks Associated OIL lower, declinfng from
$41 to s46.25 Spring Valley water stock was
also lower. selling down to sSs Bank of Cali
fOrnis higher at $40. There were 10
other important changes.
In the unlisted stocks Pacific Gas common
$3.50 bid preferred $50. 25d 80. as and the
5 per cent bonds SOS. so bid.
Mining stocks continued quiet and featureless
The Comstocks were firm as a rule, with slight
advances in q number. Prices for the Southern
The 3 per cent bonds of the San Joaquin
light and power company were added to the
regular list yesterday and were held at e6 bid.
The directors of the Goldfed Consolidated
mines company will meet in Godheld today to
take action the dividend.
The Sutter county canal company has levied
assessment OF 30 cents per share, delinquent
December is.
The mines of Tonopah district shipped total
of 4,SI7 tons of of the estimated value OF
s121 .925 to the mills last week, The Belmont
shipped no ore, being closed down for repairs
The Tonopah company sent 5000 tons, the
Montana -Tonopah 927 tons. the MacNamara 900
tons and the West End 200 tons.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining COM
papy for the week ending November shows
that an average of 30 out Of the 100 stamps
dropping constantly, crushing $3.50 tons
Of ore of average value of $19 per ton
The bullion shipment consisted of 81 bars OF
bullion. valued at $500 each, and 26 tons OF
concentrates worth S425 ton. making total
bullion shipments amount TO $54 $50. An average
extraction of 81 per cent was recorded.
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CONDITION OF
MARKET EASY

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE condition
Of the speculation in stocks became some
what lethargic today as a consequence of
various doubtful factors overhsnging the
situation. The swelling Of the outward
movement of gold TO South America was
one such factor. The lack of further re-
sponse in the copper industrials to the
consolidation project was another.
The announcement of several new bond
issues called renewed attention TO the
capital requirements confronting the
financial markets and had a ouieting ef-
feet on the speculation. The gold ex-
ports had but slight effect on the money
market outside a little hardening Of call
loan rates, The tone for time loans was
slightly easier, if changed at all. New
York exchange at Chicago slipped back
to 4 slight discount, marking a subsistence
of call for relief in New York.
There was a decided falling off in the
private discount rate in London, causing
apprehensions of check to the inflow of
gold to London. The impression is con-
veyed that speculative liquidation has ef->
fected some relief Of the money situation
in New York. while the present quiet Of
the speculation in stocks keeps the money
market free from renewed encroachments.
Some significance attaches to reports
Of funds offered in Wall street by the
dry goods banks. from which is inferred
& lull in that trade, for which the price
of cotton is given some responsibility.
The falling back into quietude of the cop
pers must be explained by suspicion of
the reports of the consolidation and the
admittedly chaotic state in which the
project still stands.
The influence of the American Telephone
absorption of the Western Union was seen
in the ease with which advances were
forced in minor independent companies in
industries in which dominant eombina-
tion already existed, such as the smaller
iron and steel companies.
The long expected Missouri Pacific fnan-
cial plan made its appearance with the
announcement of the placing with bank
ers of an issue of s29. sos 900 first and
refunding convertible bonds. mderwrit-
ten at 95, the price at which they are
offered TO stock holders. A small premium
was established in the quotation for the
bonds by dealings when issued in the out
side market. As part Of an issue of
slT5 200, 900 for which authority is to be
asked of the stock holders, and with
nouncement in the days news of similar
authority 10 be asked by the Atlantic
Coast line TO issue $22S ,086. 900 and by
the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and ST.
Louis TO issue $50, ,oOo. 900 an impression
was created Of prodigious applications
for capital coming forward.
The reported determination of the Brit
ish lords TO insist on a general election
before passing the budget was without ap-
parent effect on markets
Bonds were firm, Total sales (par
value), s2.ss4, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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Ln. AnreIr. Mnrket.

Los ANGELES. Nov. 17.-Bids for creamery
extra butter dropped low at 66c for A
pound roll on the produce exchange today. The
market is oversuppled and sales are light
still further drop is predicted within the
next few days.
The storage egg market is in state OF ua-
certainty and dealers bidding cautiously
Only 80 cases OF eggs we're received during
the day.
Eggs-Extra select. soc: local ranch eandled.
6Fsts. 46c; count. 42c; eastern fresh. 3Jes
storage packed extras. SOC.
Butter-Creamery extra. zoe; creamery drsts.
67lsc: eastern creamery extras. 671ac; cooking
butter. 26e.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 19d19l3c eastern
singles. 19c: eastern twins. 100i 10 nc. eastern
cheddars. 19c: eastern longhOrns Zoe eastern
daisies. 2Oc: Swiss imported. SIC; Swiss domeS-
tie. 23c; brick cream. 2Oc; hmburger, 20021e.
imported Edam. sSd9. OF r. oregon
twins. 1Sc: Oregon daisy. 1sd 1S13c.
Beans-NO- I pink. 81 25G4.35; No. | limss-
81 -4064.50; Lady Washington s4256l4- so.
small whites. S5.40Q5 $50: blackeJes. S4.5Os
Garvanzas. $3.50; IentilS. 81
Potatoes-Salinas 81 65dI.T5. highlands,
S1.1OG1.25. local Burbanks. S5cdS1; sweets,
yellow, 81. 1.25d1.35; oregon, S1.4OG15o.
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SOTTH OMAHA
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov 1T.-Huttons wire says:
Responding to higher cables from Liverpool. the
market opened up about 10 points. There was
a good volume OF business the call, Clifford
buying about 20 900 bales After the call the
market ruled firm. At the end OF the first
hour buying movement set in. which did not
terminate until the noon hour. There was big
volume OF business and great amount OF hqui-
datiOn. but the market seemed to soak up
everything offered and wanted more Springs &c
Co. big buyers and there was strong
demand from Wall street houses The feature
of the buying suggests that has little
fear Of any unwarranted revision OF spot Diff
ferenceS.
After I O'Clock prices slipped on few points
on realizing and In the absence OF aggressive
support prices declined until the close with
little feature to the trading
The Journal Of Commerce says: The cotton
yarn market holds firm. Some dealers here say
there viii be no curtailmeDt OF production to
speak Of among yarn mills. while some spinners
say there will be more curtailment after the
turn of the year than there has been up TO this
time.
Spot cotton closed quiet. Mddling uplands,
495c; middlng gulf. 15.2Oc. No sales.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE grain market here
today was weakeand all the cereals sagged. the
range being from shade TO sc. Provisions over
came the depressing effect of the other mar
kets and at the close registered slight ad-
vance.
In the wheat pit activity centered in the May
future in which sales were influential. Specula-
tire buying and covering purchases took up
the excess on the declines. Conditions in the
Liverpool market. where frmness prevailed. due
70 slack accumulations, had steadying effect
on the local trading. and the bullish cables
were reinforced by lighter receipts from the
northwest and southwest.
Favorable crop reports from the winter wheat
Anere. MN MN SCI semi oIciai aatices % from south
safe from locust danger. were bearish influences
The range on the leading options was a tribe
over lc, May closed lsc lower than yester-
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
Copper stocks steady. Copper metal
higher.
Cotton market not materially changed.
Continued activity in local bonds.
Silver and Hongkong exchange higher.
Refined sugar market down 20 points.
Some grades of wheat higher.
! Barley, oats and corn unchanged.
Beans continue TO fuctuate.
Lard and barreled beef higher.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Eggs and butter higher. Cheese IN
changed.
Potatoes in large supply.
Fruit market moderately active.
Poultry market favors sellers.
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Refined Sugar Declined 20 Points;
Lard and Barreled Beef Higher

a0e. Elaine 26Isc. eocene 2Oc; red crown an
motor gasoline in bulk 15c. IN cases &C, ~ =.
engine distillate. in drums SC; NO. -. =,
csses &c more; SO deg gasoline. IN Dulx Sc., .na -
tha in bulk lie in cases 1S12c- - -2c n,
1urpentine-2Oc per gallon IN cases dn" 80 -
bulk drums and iron barrels .-ox. q
Rosin Cper bbI Of $50 lbs)-E, 81; F, $HoO' -
ST-15; n. $7.25; !. $7-60. -. ,~h,ts
Red and White Lead-Red, Sls0Se' "N'e'
S6Si5c per ID. -,-.,,
Prices have been marked down 20 poihtS-
The Western sugar refining company quos.ss
as follows. terms net cash. STANDARD, VA "a
Sranulsted 5. .25c: standard coarse granulateo.
3. .25c: fruit granulated 9-25c. monarch o..
$500: II. q F. crystal comincs. cases, 800
cubes and A crushed. 55Oc; tablets IN nslh
bbIs 8 75e: do. in boxes Sc. monarch pow
dered 535c: xxx powdered, S3oc esnny
granuIated. $3.50: cOnfectioners A. S20c; con
fectionerS' crystals. 5.35c: extra hne granuiated
5.O5c: magnolia A. 4.S5e: extra q. toe golden
e. 4.65c: d 4.55c: bbls and so 10 bags lvc,
half bbl= sc boxes soc more per 100 IDS
than for bags Of 100 lbs net: bar in 80 and 90
III tins 81. 20 mOre in and 10 10 TINS 80. 81
more per 100 lbs than price Of this grade IN i"o
Ii bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar rennln<
company quotes as follows Granuiated oaSlr.
0.25c: ''Higrade'' bar. 5.J0c; powdered o-c9c,
A crushed. 5.50c; berry, 5-2oe; 4 II extra ~ ~
dry granulated 5.25c; coarse dry granuiated.
5.25c: cOnfectiOners' A. 9.25c. confectionery
crystal, 5.35c: cubes 5-5Oc; bricks, soc; extra
nne dry granulsted 600 II bags oniyl, o-Ooe,
excelsior A. 4S5c: extra e. 4.75c- golden z.
1859; yellow d. 4.55c; ~. F. crystal dooni-
and so 10 bags. 10c more; half barrels. 90
more; boxes. SOC more for all grades Bar n 30
and 40 10 tins 81. 10 more; in 10 ID tins, $-5o
more. Minimum order, carlOau weight
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce November
Provisions


Lard and barreed beef are higher. No other
changes
Cottolene-one half Dbl, 12s4e; 3 half bbls.
IKE.
Iiams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 1s1a a 19c; picnic
lbs. 231ac; to 10 lbs, 2215c; 10 to IL lbs,
221ac: fancy sugar cured bacon. 25t1c; extra
light bacon. 6 to lbs. 221sc; to 10 Ibs 21 &c;
10 to IL lbs, 21 1ac; light dry salt bacon, to 10
lbs. 1s14c; 10 to IL lbs. 1sc; medium bacon. 17e;
light medium bacon. lie.
Lard-Tierces 1ec. sos 16Hc los 1870, 5s
167Sc, SIS lie: compound lard. terces 101sc, SOS
10%c, los 11Ac 5s lis &c. IS 1115e; yellow cook
ing oil. 83c per gal; white cooking oil, CSC per
gal: salad oil. CSC per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots:
inspected by the government. 81 per hbl
higher. Extra family beef s14 per Dbl; fam
lily beef, s14.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, S13
per Dbl; smoked beef, 21c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, S27; clear, $2S;
mess. SIT; pig pork $50; pigs feet. $3.50 for
half bbs, 81 40 for Is ID kegs and $135 for kits.
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day at s1.04%. and the last quotation De-
$1.0eJs.
Clear and cooler weather the corn belt,
with its promise of speedy crop movement had
bearish effect on the corn market. December
closed A4ssc lower than yesterdays close,
at 60c, and May was a shade lower on the
close than yesterday. at 81 y u6l1a &c.
The oats market followed the course Of the
market in the other grains. December closed
hc lower than yesterdays final quotations,
while May finished on yesterdays closing point.
at 41sc.
Provisions closed uniformly higher, January
products finishing follows: Pork, 2hc higher
at S21 021z lard. 7l2c higher at 11971 =, and
ribs 10c higher at S10.T5.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Beans and Seeds

Beans continue to huctuate almost daily. and
yesterdays changes were both up and down.
Prices are governed by the daily receipts. Those
yesterday were II ,194 SKIS. making SO, ,466 sks
thus far this week
Beans tper ctD-Bsyos. s4.50@5s25; pea.
nominal; small white. s4.50G4S5; large white.
blackeye s40415: lima. $4.25@4.30; red kid
neys, S4.5064.75; cranberry beans. S4G42J;
Garvanzas. S2.50@3; horse beans. S1.75G2.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4G4Ac: yellow mus
tard, SIZE; naxseed, Al GJc, carload lots; can
ary, 4Ac; alfalfa. 16s @l7c; rape, Ia 92Ac;
imported rape 4@415c; timothy. &c; hemp oA
Q3&e millet, Sc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, 81 per etl
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PonIfrx and Came

With receipts OF live poultry from state ship
ping points running light and the buying move
ment brisk the market remained in good trim
and prices for all descriptions were easily main
Desirable lots of dressed turkeys continued e
pass out of first hands at steady prices fast
as received. Prices for general offerings ranged
from 25c to 27c pound. with occasional ease
OF prime gobblers bringing 2se- Game was in
free supply. with everything except hare and
rabbits Inclined to easiness-
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S5G5.50 for small
$696.50 for large and $I69 for extra; young
ROSTERS, S6.506I; do extra large. $TQS; old
roosters. S465; ,fryers, s5d56; broilers. s4445O
for large and $3@4 for small; ducks, s6G9;
pigeons 1.26; squads. S3.50G4: geese. S2G25O
per pair; gosngs, - per pair: live turkeys.
2Od23c per Id; dressed turkeys. 2Jd &c per ID.
Game (per dozen)-Malfsrd ducks, S4G6; can
yasbacks S507; sprig $3@5; teal. S25064;
widgeon. $2@3; spoonbilIs. S2Q2.50; blackjacks.
$2@2 5O gray geese. S3@4; white geese $1,000
3 brant, S1.7592.25; hare, $1-T5G2; Tbbbits,
S2.25@275.
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Eastern Livestock Market


KANSAS CITY. Nov 17.-Cattle- Receipts.
10000 head; market steady. Native steers,
81 S067S.5O: native cows and heifers- y $50
$50: stOckers and feeders. $3G5 $40; bulls, 81 so
10: calves. SO. 75G750; western steers, $3.50
as. 70; western cows. 81. 75d 4.50.
HOgsHReceipts. II 600 head: market 10~
lower Bulk OF sales. s7.65Q7.95; heavy, s.. %
Gs.O5: packers and butchers, ST-s04Ss light.
s.. 400 .S5: pigs. S6. 25d 7-25
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 heads market steady
IuttOns. S4-25@5.5O; lambs. S6Q1-1O, range
wethers and yesrlngs. $4d6.2J; range ewes,
So. .25G5.25.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov 17--CRttIe-Receipts.
3 400 head. market steady TO strong Native
steers 81. 5OdS; cows and heifers. So 2545.25,
western steers 81. 20d6. 25: cows and heifers.
81 s5d45O: Gamers 81 2563. 25; stockers aud
feeders. s3G5.25: calves, S3.50@7; bulls, stags,
etc. 81. T5M 465.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head: market steady TO
Sc lower. Heavy. S7.950IS: mixed. 81 906i 1.95 !;
light. s7s5Q7.95; pigs. $6.50@T-50; bulk OF
sales. 81. .9O0f795.
Sheep-Recepts. 4.5OO head: market steady.
YesrliIgs, s5.25@6.25: lambs, s6-75@7.5O-
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Foreign futures were firm. Chicago
was lower. In the San Francisco market sew
eral northern grades were higher.
CASH WHEAT
California. -; sonora, 81 90G2; Propo and
white Australian $1.90@2. Northern wheat
Club, s1.75; Russian red. 81 .72h; turkey red,
$1.s5@1.90; bluestem, S1.901195.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-The market continues quiet and steady
for the cash grain and futures are stronger.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed s1.47is; good to choice,
$1.45@1.461a; common to fair, $1.40@1. 42h per
ctl; brewing, $1.471a @1.4Sa.; shipping lots,
$l.471a @1.50.
1890 a. m Session
May-S1.52 bid. S1.52A asked.
December-S1.4S
.. m. Session
May-S1-51N bid. S1.52 asked.
December-S1.4S As asked.
Oats-The situation remains unchanged the
market being literally supplied and quiet.
Reds for feed $160@1.T0; reds for seed, 81. 80
a. IS; black, $2.4O@l2.65 asked gray, nominal
at $1.5 60; white, $1571s @1.65.
Corn-Small round yellow, S1-70@175: white,
s1.S091 IS; large yellow $1.75; western states
yellow In bulk San Francisco track, Sl.6T
white. sl.el; mixed s1.55 per ctl white Egypt
ian, $1.51la @l65; brown do, $1.5Ila @165 per
ctl.
Rye-california is quoted at s2.o5 per ct and
eastern at S1.S5
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FIour and Farfnaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras, s6@6-40 nei
without discount: bakers extras. S6g64O. So
perfine. 81. S065.1O Oregon and Washington, pei
Dbl. S5.30d5.5O for family. bakers and patents
and $3.50 for cut OF; Kansas patents. s5-2og
$50; do straights. $6.0596.S0; Dakota patents
$3.50; do straithts, $3.50 per bb
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham -four,
rice -four, 81; corn meal, $3.50; extra cream do,
50 20; oat meal. 81; oat groats, s. fsrina. "a
hominy, $3.50; buckwheat hour, 60: whole
wheat four $40; rolled oats, bbl S6.500I, In
sacks $4@6.50: extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
$3.50 in barrels: rolled wheat. bbls $3.50, In
sacks So. .75@4; pearl barley, S4-T5; split peas,
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Hay and Feedstufs

There nothing new In any description
under this head yesterday.
Bran-s2s@3O per ton for white and s2S.5oG
% for red.
Shorts-$31, ,50@33 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. $31432; rolled
oats for feed S33. 50Q34. 80: mixed feed $2SG 81
for average lots oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots
$3.50, in 10 ton lots $40, in 5 ton lots $40. so
small lots Sal; eocoanut cake or meal at mills.
S25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 In ton lots; job
bing S26; corn meal S3703s; cracked corn s37
ass; alfalfa meal and mealfslfa. jObbing lots
S24 carload lots S23 per ton: red star alfalfa
meal S22 for carload and S23 for jobbing.
Hay-Fancy wheat is quOIabie SlJes20 and
fancy cat at SIS The bulk OF the hay sells as
follows: Wheat, S1591S; wheat and oat. s14
GlT. tame oat S13M15: volunteer wild oat SIC
ola barley and oat. S13Q15; alfalfa, S01l2;
stock hay $7G110 per ton
SfraN-lO6nt5c per bale.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 11-Flour-Receipts,
4S542 barrels; exports 3,09s barrels: market
quiet but steady; Minnesota patents, S5.356l
5.55 Kansas straights. S4S5Q5.
,s ne neatLheceipts lss 500 bushels exports Is,
asked domestic elevators: No. red, s1.251a
nominal (. o. b. afoat No. 1 northern Duluth.
S1.16h nominal f. O. b. ahoat; No. ? hard
winter. s1.19% nominal o. b. afoat.
Options-Wheat firm early on the cables
but turned weak under heavy speculative sell
ing by large houses with western connections and
favorable reports regarding the Russian and
Argentine crops. The close was Il to 1ac net
May, closed $1.117.: July, $1.031a.
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Deciduou. and Citru. Fruit.

The fruit market was moderately active yes
terday. but business merely OF routine
tobbing character. with most tradesmen limit
ing their operations to the filing of orders for
immediate wants There good inquiry
for table grapes and lug boxes Of dry fruit
readily commanded 81. irrespective or variety
Rain damaged stock was stin much in evidence
and was hard to move even at round conceS-
firm while common TO choice stock weak
ON burdensome supplies and light trading. Figs
were offering freely. and although receivers
worked hard to effect clesrsnces. there were
several large lots unsold at the close Straw
berries and raspberries were mostly unattrsc-
barrel lower on the outside quotation. Navel
oranges quoted at a lower range, but the
decline in values did not stimulate sales to any
extent. car OF seedless grapefruit came
In from Tulare county, and the fruit was offered
at $3d3.25 box.
strawberries-ss@1o per chest for Longworths
and $366 for the large varieties
Raspberries-sSd12 II per chest.
C-anberries-Sp. 50610 per barrel
Huckleberries-7I10c per ID.
Apples G1.50 per box for fancy, 75@90c for
choice and 4o@65c for common
Pears-Winter Nells. S1-5O@1.7j per box !;
other varieties, 50c4S1 per box
Quinces-50c6s1 per box
Figs-50c@S1 per box
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1.50 per box
Persmmons- -9Oc6 .25 per box.
Grapes Small boxes and crates, 5oG15e; lug
boxes. 50c6S1.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-yalencia oranges $3
g35O: new naveIs. S2.25@275; tangerines.
81. .25@1.75 per crate grapefruit. s2.5003. 90
for seedless: lemons 81 25@4.73 for fancy. 81. 80
az for choice and $1G1.50 for standard; lines.
$4.50G5.
Tropical Fruits-Bsnanas 75cGsl.T5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s2.50@3.5O for Central
American; pineappIes, $2G3 per dozen.
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KGenernI Merchandi.e

Bags-Grain bags, 52@5ssc; San Quentin
bags, 5E4c; wool bags, S2e for Sis lb and s5C
for lb: fleece twine Sc per h.
Coal-Beaver Hill 81: Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg. SIC per ton: Wellington. 50: New
n,ehmenS mengSSn' sfe ss So Pel,w As5 s s 9ouse
Richmond Ss: Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS: coke
mountain coal. $s-65 per short ton.
olls-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. zoe
per gal for boiled and lSc for raw; cases &c
81 13a1.15: China nut. cases. 70G soc per gallon:
eocoanut oil. in barrels. 70Q73isc for XXX
61Hm11c for No. and 65 f6S1ac for No . ae-
cordng to quantity; extra bleaehed winter sperm
oil. Gle: natural winter sperm oil. ole. natural
whale oil soc: extra winter strained lard on o.
d98c: pure neatsfoot oil. 75c: No / neatsfoos
OIL 60c: herring oil. 4oc: salmon oil. 35c; boiled
fish oil, 35c; paint oil. soc.
Coal OIL Gasoline etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums, Zoe; 150 deg oil, iron barrels
or drums. &c: special do. 12e; pearl oil, in
cases, lie; astral, 1Tc; star, lie; extra star,
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Cash Grain and Provi,ions

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Cssh quotations were as
follows: F1our-Firm. No. 2 rye. 1914 @T41ac;
feed mixing barley. 5l@54c fair to choice
mailing, 57@66c Flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern.
S1T4ia; No. l northwestern. S1.s413. Timothy
seed, 1915. Clover. S950d14. Mess pork, per
bbl., S23. 75t@24. lard. per 100 lbs, s13.15.
Short ribs. sides (oosel. $11.50d11.75; short
clear sides (boxed). S11. .6215 @11.75.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and -four were equal
to 81 .591 bushels. Primary receipts s27 900
bushels compared with 100000 bushels the cor
responding day year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat "a cars; corn, 12o cars
oats, 10 cars; hogs, 26, 900 head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-18
Dried Fruits, Raisin.. Nut. and Hone,

Fruts-Evaporated appIes, Sn9c; aPricots, 10
912c moorpark, 12l3 13c; peaches 5a4 g7l4 c;
prunes, 21s G2Jc, with &c premium for 40s and
no sos at any price; pitted plums, nominal; hgs,
31aG4hc; pears. 6ta gle; nectarines. 5@6c-
New Raisins-Layers, clusters-6 crown, s.
3 crown, $1.75; crown. SIPS; ordinary layers.
3 crown pOc: 2 crown. S5c; seeded. 413G5kc;
less. 2s. 631le for unbeached and ~ @TZc for
beached; loose muscatel. crown. &c; 8 crown,
L3Bc; crown, Sc; seedless 2i<c.
I4@141zc; ne plus ultra. 13913hc; Drake, 101s
@11c; languedocs, 1061o1se; hardshells, 6a@
&c; new walnuts. sac per 10 for No soft
shells Size for No. . do: fIberts, -; pecans.
14hd16c; Italian chestnuts. 12l3e; California
chestnuts Sq 12c; peanuts. "A Csc.
Honey-Comb 14615c for water white and
10G12c per ID for amber; extracted. I12c FOR
water white and 615 d7c for light amber; old,
candied and dark amber. 4G4ac per H.
Beeswax-2112 G3Oc per lb for light and 23G
26c for dark.