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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01
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Dicismbre 30.-Por fin 81 kiOnko qua
ss hAllaba ca la plAHa dc rscroo ha lido
AETAncado y traalsdado lA plaIusla del
snSauchs Sur de- IL poblS ci6n.
-VariSs ssil,ritaa y san9Sss me han
pedido que digA Algo On los psri6dicoH res
pscto al kioako, por 10 muCho que ha me-
lsslAdo pArA conduciTlO al punto - indi'
cAdo.
AHA vi: CuAndo los EspublicanoI sAta'
ban sn al podsr, foe constEuido por uncu
rsppblicauos habiendolo dsdicsdo IN
dsp6sito do lsChs, mas tards fne embargo
do por contradictions, lzs cualsn no fusron
satisfsChas y hoy psrtsnsCe al municipio.
81 IuavaH fus quitado del lugar ~ msn.
cionado. Ha costado los conductorss tam
tos dolores do cAbe1R como los rspublica'
nos mismcn cuando administrator lA cosa
pdblieA.
ri dscRntado kioHko 10 pArecfA muCho
lnA mkquina de cabAllitos 6 & un sombrs
lvisjo IN, ain nso, de snos do psja isl
10 que acostumbrEn loo campsEinos sn
fssnas dsl campo.
Hats los nihoH pobrss do sats pusblc
de snhorabusnA CON II cslsbraci6u
7idad y Reyes Una comiai6n com
de RfioritAu y cabAllsrou he Escau'
salos vsciuoH una cAptidAd sn d.
nubs mas de cisn pesos pars
objstos rsgAlaTlOz los nifcI
- yiHpsrA de Reyes asrGn obls
tan bonito sguinsldo que slloI
n jdbilo y algeria.
Vi cAsi no sscampa; unos dial
-snts otros 81 noTts 90 d.
a. s.a IL dia. Esto % tsms psriudiqu'
4 ysmsEciantes nlmacsnistas por no po
deg sscar oportunamsnts 81 cafe
--Kl autom6vll dc los Hshcrea Csncic J
Echandia cue visns con In correspondent
cia. On nodsrno, y c6modo para visiar
Sin gus nadis - molssss pusdS llsvar
trasr doCs 6 catorcs pssajsrcs.
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.AVISO.

'sLa Correspondence" ha supri-
mide Ia venta de sus ediciOnes pOr
medic de muchachos en- la calle.
Este peri6dico puede Obtenerse
facilmente a domicilio dirigiendose
al senior Juan Sacristan, agente
especial de 'La Correspondence"
en- San Juan pOr medic de tarjeta
postal al apartado 7S5 de cOrreOs
de esta ciudad, personalmente So
licitandO la del agente Tetuan Sc,
Q en- los puestOs siguientes:
Portal del HGtel Inglaterra.
LA AmadAra." Plaza de Colon,
esquina a U'0onell.
''La Gaditana." Tetuan Sc.
Kiosko de Jose Ruiz, Plaza de
Colon, frente al Teatr0.
KiOsk0 t'El Uaribe.' Plaza de
San Francisco. y,.
IL "a Mayagiieza'a." San JUS
to II,
Restaurant "POlO Sur" Marina
frente a los muelles.
Tabaqueria, San Francisco 40 >
KiOskO de la Plaza BaldOriOty.
Cafe, San Sebastian 21 frente q
la Plaza de San Jose. ..
Jesus NJ. .SulsOna. San Sebas-
tian 81.
Francisco CarrerO. Sol Is.
Juan Carrea. CristO 8.
Fonda y Cafe. Arsenal No. 3. =
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he cauaado On ssta ciudad, gran impression.
En- todas parties 10 comsntaba do divsrsaa
mRneras. Detalles corrso. - CoErssponsaI."
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AQUl 7 ALA

Entire las innumerables demostraciones
lie eratitud que los Sres Champigny Y Cia
Dentol con que sus reputados Laborato-
rios virnen obseouiando a la Sociedad
mas distnguida de todus los paises, cree
mos deber citar algunas de las que ell
c"ntramns en- per6dicos franceses oue
tenemo< a vista y. que revisten mayor
autorid.d por la ca'idad DE- las personas
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Mdn PR. ds second
JUAN BRAScHI.
Director Interine.

La reception hecha en- Yokohama a
los marines americanOs mueS ira
los mas amigables sentimientOS.
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Cd sstos inItantss, Dc IN tiro dc revolver,
On question CON sl gaardia Fsrrari, 81 iu-
dividuo Francisco Mapgual. ri sucszo
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prodncto queel Suvo. 4" A. de CarIussa
- Encu. nitro cl Dtnlol superior l"dps
los demaS rroductOs hasta hoy ensaraHos.
- n. Ch Ii, Hotel MetrOpollano, s, rue
>;ambon, Paris.
No ST. pnede ser mas nt' sia IA ',e 10
que 10 son los frmantes sc est : og'"S
al referlr>e al Aqua. la Pasta . i P"lv
Dentol; v, en fec 0, nnHes a con icrjG"
es que son ell deuti'r;ro mas sobcra"a-
mente antiser tic" QUE >e e. II C" al l'r
pio tempo que el ne er um" "a> Gel
CioSo.
ST los demas d. htifricos on ci'!os sc
Lrbies'n, como eI Dent"', aJrS'"do los
,,ascubr,mientus drl gra" Pasteaf, los
microbes de la boca no habrian de>truido
a'guuas vpc. tan prrmaturamente le
que con- tituyr ei mejor adcrno delacara,
lc mi,mo en- FL mbre que en la mujer.
sin embargo, la efca"ia del Dentol no
consisieS s,sIsmenteen impedir 6curar CON
II a. L -4.< IL Hs.<. fs,
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Mines de las eScuelas, victOreaban d
los marines d su pasO para Ell
garden party" ceIebradO en- Su
honor.
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macioDts de las rncias 8 l;ls Intermediates
de la gargdnta, sino que q los pocos dias
de haber sldn empieado ese dentifrico,
los dientes adquieren una bIancura nitida
y hriIlante, Y ell sarro desaparece, que
dando en- la boca una sensaci6n de fres-
cura deliriosa persistente .@
0tra de las cualidades del Dentol es La
de calmar instantaneamente los dolores
de Hiueias, aunlos mas yiolent0s, bastando
para clio impPegnar de Dentoi puro una
bolita de algod6n y aplicarla sobre los
dientes. s
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servlelo especial dc La Correspondeneia"
Yokohama, Dlciembrs.-- La rscspci6n
hscha G la fists Americapa sn el Jap6n
rsvinti6 Loo mks amigablsa y sntuniahtaH
ssntimisutos.
Al sntrar los 6buqusa sn 81 puerto de
Yokohama Fodsados dc lou primsros acara'
zados japonsuss que len daban sscolta de
honor, In ciudad % estremecia nj extruen-
do da laa salvas y diaparos de los csHonss.
La ciudad sstaba artfsticsmants AdoT-
nada, producisndo por 10 sxotico y rRro,
una sgradabls impression Dc novsdad sn
loa marines amaricanos. IA
Al dixigIFEs 6ssos n s'geslsn party" qus
ls offauian On YokohAms, los niHos de las
sscuslas formAdos sn las avsnidAu naluda'
ron , victorsaban 6 loo husspsdss del i'm.
psrio del sol nacisnts.
En- Toxic el sntuAiaImo no foe msnoE
y al garden party qus los marines fut
cfrscido por sl C6lsbrs Almirants Togo eu
sl jardin imperial dc 6hiujuku Ie rsunis'
ron toda In noblexa del Jap6n y las diStin
guidas colonies sxtrAngeEaI de Ia capital
Santa Claus pr0digO en- LareS.
Llueve muchO ALA arriba y ell cafe
Sc seca con difcultades.
Historic de- I'm kiOskO traShu
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En- esta imprenta Sc vendepspel de
peri6dico viejo & $500 los "a kilos
(vw tquiaak)
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un tire Francisco MangHal. Y

E sucesO cause en- Aguadilla gran
impression.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01
(PoT teIeoT0fo.l J

Por teIegrCto.)
AueChs rscibimOs de Aguadilla sl Hi'
kuisnss telsgFams:
"Aguadilla, DicismbEs ST. 30 p. m.
t'Ccrrspoudsncia", San Juan. Musrs
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Santa Claus prodigO en- LareS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

Llueve muchO ALA arriba y ell cafe
Sc Seea con dificultades
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Historic de- un kiOskO traShu-
mante.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Wall Street Watches the Trend of
Anti-Japanese Legislation
New York stock Exchange

NYEW Feb 9The stock market aped into patheh condition
~ again today demonstration of the uy OF attempts 10 extend
upward yesterday The demand the shorts left
selling of last week early stopped and there was no
of both long
shorts sides to De without
OF the California cgs-
children public schools
stock
A which the
strength
which
the favorable outlook for japanese
Appreciation prices these securities is considered
the relations
The the market pecded
outlook suggested by the
1leNion o las Saturday bank
completed the Tor gov
deposits the additional call for $3Q0OO for February seems
the
funds to the channels OF circulation certain
the Bank OF England
relaxing the situation abroad The london Stalc
United will readily
London New York and gives that prospect as reason
build Mean
making money
supplies nd mercir a
ROpes orders III OF
trade
days the smallest total months
firm
andth s call
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
STOCK MARKET
General Decline In the COmStOckS and
Leading Southern Nevadas Weaker
Local Securities Inactive

Local securities were quiet yesterday and
prices showed no changes calling for comment
Mondays strength In the Comstocks was not
visible. and the whole list. with two or three
exceptions. lower. closing prices being as
follows. compared with those OF Monday. Ophir
Sill. against $1-25; Mexican. 69c against zoe:
Consolidated Virginia, 4Jc. against soc: Yellow
Jacket, 3lc, against 45c. and on. A falling
OF in business accompanied the decline
than on Monday. but the market was weak and
they lost few eentS the day. The market
exhibited no noteworthy feature.
The Caledonia mining company has levied an
assessment OF > cents per share
Western Pacific railway stock opened Yesterday
in New York at SO and bid up to $50
without any sales.
ID. NJ. Ryan has rendered his resignation a.
superintendent OF the Mexican. Union C0nsoIi-
dated and Sierra Nevada mining companies and
whitman SymmeS has been appointed SuDerin-
tendent or the Mexican and r. F. Mccormick
superintendent OF the Union Consolidated and
Sierra Nevada. 10 temporarily fil the vacancies
The directors Of some OF the Con1Sfock ninfns-
tracts with the Registration trust company FIR
the registration Of the certificates OF all their
capital stocks. These companies are the Ophir
Sonsohdaled virginia Mexican. Sierra Nevada
tnlon Consolidated. Savage Alpha Console
dated and Exchequer The directors OF the
0ther Comssock mining companies will take simi-
Iar steps az soon a. possible. The object OF this
action IS TO prevent overiSsues and forgerieS of
she STOCKS and to otherwise protect the stock
hOIders' the brokers and the general public ~
Soth as the Registration trust company receives
lists OF the outstanding certificates from the see
re.arles OF the companies, the stock holders can
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

egg. SIG Der ton: wellington. so; New yelling
tOu 50; Coos bay 81; Australian sS S,nhsr
mOnd etc. SO: stanford Richmond. 50: ClmDel
land SIS in bulk and S16.5O In sacks; Welsh g ang
thracite SIS: coke. $14 per ton in bulk anu %
in sacks: Rocky mountain. $3.50 PEI short toht
OfIs-Cuotati ticus are for barrels. Linseed. ~
per gallon for boiled and sc for raw c5stS, - u.
AA, cases. $I.1S@1.15; China NUT cases .,q s97sS
SEC per gallon: cOcoanut oil, in barrels ol l4oo -
for Xxx, ssh 961e for No; and oets S9tsossI SS1sII
for No. ?. according 20 quantity extra oledenF, F,
winter sperm oil 65c: natural winter sperm on;
Csc; natural whale oil. 55e. extra winter oeaeheu
lard oil. 95c; No. neatsfoot OH Doc 1eiln- o.
oil zoe: salmon oiI soc; boiled fish OH. Doe
Coal oil. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg on ron 5i ~
drums. HE; special do. 12e; pearl OH. l'
cases. lie; astral. lie; star, 1tc; extra stat;
zoe; Elaine. 261ac eOeene zoe; red crown anu %,
motor gasoline. IN bulk 14l2c. IN eases u -
No 1 engine distillate. in drums. Sc: No. : ~
7e; cases. &c more; Sc deg gasoline In ouik JUG;
in cases 81 14c: varnish makers and painters
nRphths. in bulk lie. in cases 1S1ae- so. -
Turpentine- per gallon in cases and 6oc IN
bulk. drums and iron barrels. - -
Rosin (per bbl OF $50 lbsl-E. $o.SOi +, e'.SS'
6, $500: III, $6.lO; WV 5000
Red and White Lead-Red, slsg9c; white
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes qu.sl1 a.
follows. terms net cash: Standard grahgl9 49, =.
time cOarse), 5.5Jc; fruit granulated oSlS
crystal dominos in cases. S55c; tablets. IN hair
bbls. 605c: tablets. in boxes. 6-5Oc, cuDeS anu y
crushed 8 soc: powdered. 3 6Jc; candy granu-
lated e5c. eoDfectioners' A. 555e: cOnfection-
%
ers' crystals 5.65c; magnolia A. 9-l5c; extra =
5.05c; golden c, 495c. ID. 4S5c, eNtra nne gran.
ulated 6.35e. Barrels and so 10 bags lOc. halt
barrels Csc boxes soc more per 100 lbs Tor al
grades Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine (canel granulated IN
100 ID bags follows: Bags 100 lbs. 55e' par
rels. 4Jc; half barrels. 6Oc; 40 ID tins, eased'
s2O5; IS lb ti.s. cased. S2-O5; 10 lb tins, eased
10 in a case, S2.7O: S ID tins. in a case. SZ.tu'
so lb boxes. S5c. No extra charge for putting up
bar in private packages
The Californian and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows; Granulated basis.
5.55c: ''Higrade" bar. 5.9Oc: powdered, 36oe, \
crushed. 81 soc: berry. 5.55c; G.. & H extra me
dry grsnulated 5.55c; coarse dry granulated
5.55c; confectioners' A, 5.55c; cOufeetiOners'
crystals s. 65c: cubes. 5.SOc bricks. 5.SOc; extra
fine granulsted 10O ID bags only. 5.SJe; excel
sior A. 5.15c; extra C.. 5.O5c; golden {, 49oc'
yellow d. 4S5c; H & f. crystal dOminos. S.S1c
Additional per 100 lbs. In barrels and so ID bags
I0c more; half barrels 25c more; boxes. 5oc more
for all grades Bar, in 35 ID and 40 ID tins. $l-I0
more; in 10 lb tins. S2.S5 Minimum order,
carload weight.
Canned Frutts-The California fruit Gamers
at quotes I9GS naea fOfIOWq-
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Los AngeIes Markets

Los ANGELES, Feb. 9--Heavy shipments of
eggs caused drop in the price today. local ranch
eandled falling 10 43c and case count to 40c.
Receipts were 342 cases. and jobbers state that
they VIII continue heavy this week. The market
was generally firm and trading heavy.
Chicory, peas and string beans continued
scarce the street, resulting III a 10c advance
in chicory and and a Sc advance in peas
Receipts of produce: Eggs, 342 cases; butter.
1884 pounds: cheese, ,4u4 pounds; potatoes,
1896 sacks; onions 2s5 sacks; beans. 512 sacks; !;
sweet potatoes. 147 sacks; apples, i ,456 boxes.
Eggs (per doz)-Local ranch, candled 43c; (;
case count, 40c.
Butter-Creamery. extra, Toe per lb rolls;
creamery, first, 6I13c; eastern extras, 81 1ac:
cooking butter. pc per h.
Cheese tper lb)--Northern fresh 15915iAc;
anchor large, 15lac; anchor Young America.
1G12c; hand cheese anchor brand, 1Sc; eastern
singles. lie: eastern twins 16l2c; eastern ched-
dars, lie; eastern longhorn, 25c; eastern daisy.
111a @1Sc: Tulare. 14c: Oregon cheese, 17@1Sc.
Beans (per ctl)-Pink. No. L. So 25; lima, No.
!. $475; Lady Washington, No. !, 81. 10; small
white, No. l. S5.50@5.75: blackeye, S3.I514;
Garvanza. $3.50; lentils S7@S; bayo. $3.50.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Local early rose. 81; north
ern early rose, So. .2502.50: local Burbanks, 50;
Salinas. 50. 2592 50 highlands, $2@2. .25 Oregon.
S2M2.25; Nevada s2.25; coast Lompoc. $2Q2.25;
Idaho, $1T5q2; oregon early rose, $2.25@2. 80 ;
white rose 81.
Sweet potatoes-Y elbow local, S1.75 per ctl;
white, SOC per box; red, SOC per box choice yell
low, S1.25Ml. 80 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppers unchanged.
Spot about the
Banks remain closed on Friday-Lincoln centennial
Local securities inactive and mining stocks weak.
Silver a fraction lower. Exchange unchanged
Wheat, barley oats and rye firm
Average trade in -four and farinaceous goods.
Hay and eedstus before quoted. Beans firm
Potatoes quiet and steady. Onions demand and firm.
Poultry market literally stocked with hens
Butter and eggs higher Cheese unchanged
Unsettled weather renders fresh fruits dull
Dried fruits in fair movement, with prunes lower.
Rasns selling fairly at unchanged quotations.
No further changes in hams bacon lard.
Hides, wool and hops before stated
Mutton lower. Live sheep higher Dressed pork advanced
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Eastern livestock Markets

hdNSAS OII1
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
II 600. Market strong TO 10c higher. Native
steers, $4.90MG.40: native and heifers, 50
95.75; stockers and feeders s3.25@5.25; bulls,
$3.20G4.75; calves, S3@650; western steers,
S4 25 de.25; western cows, So 75@475.
Hogs-Receipts, II 600. Market strong Bulk
of sales, $5.S0@G.35; heavy, S6.250640; pack
ers' and butchers, $6@G.35; light, S5.90@6.10;
pigs, $4.5O@5.25
Sheep-Recepts. 1000. Market steady. Mutt
tons, S4.256540 lambs. Sc. 25Q7.35; range
wethers, S4@6.40; fed ewes. s3@5.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 9.-Cattle- Receipts,
1900. Market strong to 10c higher. Western
steers s3.50@5.50 Texas steers, $3@5; cows
and heifers, S3.75@4. 25 Gamers, $2@3; stockers
and feeders, S2.T5a5.25; calves, $3@6.15; bulls
and stays. 81. 75@4.75.
Hogs Receipts 5000. Market &c higher.
Heavy, Sc 10@6.40; mixed. S6@6.15 light, $50
q620; pigs. S4.50@5.75; bulk of sales S6@6.2 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market strong. Year
lings, $6M6.50; wethers. $4.T5G5.25; ewes, 81
OATS; lambs. So 50nT. 40
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. Feb. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous accounts:
Available supplies-Wheat: United States.
east of Rocky mountains, decreased 2,l74 600
bushels.
Canada decreased 511 900 bushels.
Total United States and Canada, decreased
2.695. 900 bushels.
Afoat for and in Europe, increased 100000
bushels.
Total American and European supply increased
3415.000 bushels.
Corn-United states and Canada, decreased
S0T 900 bushels
0ats-Unlted States and Canada, decreased
2S3 900 bushels.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.--Selling of the May deliy-
cry by leading holder was of tile features
of today's trade in the wheat pit. The total
sales of this prominent long We're said to be in
the neighborhood of 100000 bushels. Another
feature that stood out conspcuously in the day S
transactions the liberal purchases of the
JUL delivery and buying based a large ex-
tent the weather bureaus forecast of cold
wave tonight for large section of the winter
wheat helt Throughout the day the May and
July deliveries fuctuated l cent range
At the close prices shade lower to hmItc
higher compared with the previous close May
being at S1.101a and July at 993scM$1.
Crop damage reports from Argentina caused a
sharp advance In corn prices and the market
closed at almost the top point. At the close
prices We're ssMAc higher than yesterday s
close final quotations being at 64ia G645sc and
July at Gle
Unusual activity and strength marked trading
in the oats pit The market closed strong, with
May at 53c and July at 47Mc.
The heavy storm in the west caused the bull
ism sentiment in the provisions market At the
close prices were 11a@tIizc higher than yes
terdsy's iRal quotations.
The leading futures ranged follows
Articles. Open High. Low. Close
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Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers

canned Asparagus-Ihe California rruIt can
ners' association quotes 100S pack as follows.
No. 215 square cans (2 doz to easel. weight s.
lbs-Mammoth white. S4 do peeled S4-T5; large
white, peeled. S4.25s small white. 50 90
Canned Peas-The California Gamers asSoc
alton quotes 19OS pack follows Petit pOiS
81 So extra fine sfted 81 So: extra sifted. Sl.2u
Canned T0matOes-19OS pack. 215 pound SOifl
pack. Soc; pound solid pack. 90c. No. 5. 81 80
.0qtcksilver-S44@4 @4S per hask FOR local Use a1i
$42- so 6l43 so per flask for export.
COrdage-Manila. 9Ac; SisaI. Sc; Sissl ba.s
rope, 9694zc per lb: net cash. no discount
Pacific CodfSh-The Union fish company quotes
as follows: Bundles, small. whole. 80
10 bales, 4%c; cases. regular. large whole trr
lb boxes. sac: cases extra 100 10 h0NeS -. o.:
cases. eastern style. $3.50; Anchor brand Gt4c.
narrow gauge. CSC; silver King. I&tc; Colieu
State. &c; White Seal. middles t0ef1015c. Se.f-
bright. blocks. 71e; oriental blocks. G1sc; Crow
brand tablets, TIC: Pearl tablets. T$sc; > lN
bOneless, 101ac; half barrels picked cod. s. -
each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Hay and Feedstuffs

Hay continues firm at previous prices. All
feedstuffs stand the same. The circular of
Somers 4 Co. says of hay:
Hay receipts continue comparatively heavy,
about $3.50 tons arriving during the past week.
the week previous. No appreciable change in
prices can be noted, and although there have
been days when the market has shown weak
tendency yet in general we might state that
prices are firm. this being especially true of
the medium and poorer grades. OF course,
the continued wet weather throughout the state
has made the condition of affairs somewhat
unsettled. both in regard TO shipping and re-
ceiving hay. Inquiry for shipment to interior
points has been very active recently, and from
what we can gather we believe that shipments
will move to these points until new crop hay
is available.
Reports come to us from the principal pro-
ducing sections that stocks of hay storage
are being shipped out with surprising rspidity,
and some districts report us that If shipments
continue equally heavy their stocks will be
entirely disposed Of in from one to two months.
During the week reports have come to us OF
quite few large purchases OF nay at high
prices in the country by city dealers which
tends to show their confidence in regard TO the
future situation and that their stocks are being
rapidly depleted.
LAS is true with grain hay, alfalfa stocks
are being rapidly consumed Arrivals of this
article are light. aud what little is offered here
is readily absorbed at top figures.
STRAW is exceedingly dull the demand for
this article g being extremely light in view of
the general high price of hay
Bran-$29. .5o@so per ton for white and SIS 80
0l29 for red
Mlddllngs-S33.o oOt13o.oO per ton.
Shorts-S31 d32 80 per ton
Feedstuns- Rolled barley S2S. .50@3O; rolled
oats for feed, s35@37.50; mixed feed, $2S032
for average lots; oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots
S3S. so, in 10 ton lots $50. in ton lots $50 80,
small lots $40; cocoanut cake meal at mills,
SIG in 20 and 10 and S26.50 in ton lots. job
ing S27: meal, S37 d3S; cracked corn. SIS
a 80; broom corn seed. S1.15 per ct; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots $50, carload lots
S..4 per ton.
Hay-wheat. s1o@23; wheat and oat, s1sm
%; tame oat, S1sG21.50; volunteer wild oat. SIG
@19; alfalfa. S15G19; stock, s13@16 per ton.
Straw-50@S5c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Cash Grain and Proylsions

follows:
Flour, steady. No rye, 75Rc. Feed or
mixing barley, 61@62c; fair TO choice mailing,
62!a a69c Flax seed, No. ! southwestern,
Sl.o2; No. l northwestern. 1.62. Timothy
seed, s3.75. Glover SO 20 Mess pork, per bbl.
Sl6To@16.75. Lard, per 100 lbs.. S9.5212. Short
ribs. sides tloose). $S.37i5 0S.I5; short clear
sides (boxed). $S75@9.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal TO 27l 600 bushels. Primary receipts
were 399, 600 bushels, compared with 014, 900
bushels the corresponding day a year ago. The
worlds visible supply, shown by Brad
streets, increased 3415 600 bushels. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow--Wheat. 2S cars corn,
164 cars oats 12J cars; hogs 600 head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Bostnn WanI Market

BOSTON, Feb. 9-The local wool situation
still fayors the sellers, with very little domestic
stock on hand and the market waiting for the
new clip. Reports indicate strong demand
The leading domestic quotations range fol
lows:
65c fine. six to eight months, 53@55c; fine fall
4S@50c.
California 53@54c; middle county
49d50c; fall, from 42c to 44c.
Oregon-Eastern No. l staple, 62@63c; east
ern clothing, 55@57c; valley, No. l, 4s@50c.
Territory-Fine staple, 62G65c; fine medium
60@62c; fine clothing. 5SGG0c: fine medium
clothing. 55@57c; half blood, 60@63c; three
eighths blood. 5S@55e quarter blood, 50@52c.
Pulled-Extra, 60dG2c; fine A, 5I@60c; su.
pers 50@55c.
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Feb. 9.-City creamery 34@35c
fancy ontside creamery, 320p34c; store, 1S120c
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 3.-Flax closed 81 .60ss