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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks easy. Copper stocks unchanged
Spot and future cotton quotations higher.
Leading Comstocks and southern Nevadas lower
Shipment of S27 900 in silver bullion to Hongkong
Local bank clearings gain A. per over 1908.
New York and Hongkong exchange advanced Silver higher
Wheat and barley quiet. Oats firm Rye higher
Hay, beans and feedstuffs previously quoted
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged.
Potatoes and onions quiet at previous prices
Poultry we'll cleaned up and firm Game good demand
Eggs decline 4c all around Butter and cheese unchanged
Fresh fruits closed the week fairly active
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COTTON FrTuREs
New YorI, Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. -Flour-Receipts, II. 800
barrels; exports. 9, 800; firm, with fair INQUIRY.
Winter patents, S4.90@5.30 winter low grades,
SO. .60@415; Kansas straights S4.S0Q4.90.
Wheat-Receipts, 80, 400 bushels; exports 81.
elevator and s1.1sA (. O. b. ahoat No. / north
ern Duluth, $1.21N f. o. b. afoat; No. 2 hard
winter S1I77s (. o. b. afoat.
Between high cables and bull support wheat
was generally firm all the morning and closed
1sc net higher. May closed SLIPS; July closed
Hops-Firm; Pacific coast. 1905. 7@11c; 1907,
Hides-steady Bosota, 1911 @2ohc; Central
wooi~steady. Domestic fleece, s1@s4c.
Petroleum-Steady. Refined New York. $3.50;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $s.45; do in bulk,
sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining, 314c: CEN
trifugal 96 test 3.64c; molasses sugar. 2S9c;
refined quiet; No g. 425e; No. Z 4.20c; No. s,
No. 10. 3e5c; No. IS, 3.90c; No. Il, 3.S5c; con-
fectioners' A, 4:45c; mould A; Sc: cut loaf,
Cofree-The market for futures closed steady
at net advance Of to 15 points: Sales were
reported of 16,500 bags. including March. 6.25@
630c: May, 6.30@635c; June, 6.2oc; July. 6.20
@6.25c; September, 5.9oc. Spot steady; No.
Rio, 75sc: Santos No. 4. sssc; mild. steady;
Butter-Higher and FIRM creamery specials,
S2c (ofheiaD; creamery extras, 31@31Ac;
creamery thirds to hrsts, 23G30c.
Cheese-Firm; state full cream specials. 15@
Eggs-Firm; western hrsts, 32c; seconds. S2@
32l3e.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market continues
quiet, with fancy quoted at 81 @914c: choice,
~ @7s4c; prime, 6l4 @7c; common TO fair, e@
61zc.
Prunes-A little jobbing business is reported in
the market for prunes. Quotations range up TO
Az @7Ac for new crop California fruit ranging
up to 40-50s and from 6l5c TO &c for Oregons;
ranging from 40-50s to 20-30s
Apricots-Quiet and firm, with choice quoted
at 1k@9Ac; extra choice, 91a @1Oc; fancy, 1115
613c.
61z 617e; extra choice, u 6iSc; fancy, 815 10c.
Raisins-Quiet with loose muscatel quoted at
AZ 05e: choice to fancy seeded, 5d6c; seedless
3st @5lsc; London layers, $L50Q1.Go.
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LONDON, Feb. 6.-The first series of the
1909 wool auction sales closed today. After
steady opening finest merinos. owing to absence
of American support, eased off and closed today
per cent cheaper. Other grades of merinos,
however, eagerly absorbed for home and
continental spinners and closed unchanged from
the December sales. Cross breds sold briskly
and although somewhat irregular during the
middle of the series, closed unchanged to 8
points higher. Americans bought medium coarse
light conditioned at ogIa per cent advance.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal grades were par
ticularly unchanged. During the series home
traders bought 92, 900 bales, continental buyers
SS 600 and IL, 900 were taken for America. Nine
thousand bales held for the next sales
At today's auction miscellaneous assortment
OF 8, 9,254 bales sold readily at recent rates. At
the close prices were firm
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Poultry and Game

The poultry market closed the week firm. with
only few coops Of poor stock remaining in first
hands, and all handlers reported prospects
bright Tor continued firm market Yester-
days arrivals were only "a coops, nearly an
OF which found buyers before noon Thirteen
cases OF dressed turkeys were received on the
early trains, and as there was somewhat OF !
carryoyer from the preceding day and the de.
mand was limited prices were easier Four
cars of western chickens were handled during
the week and one intended for Mondays mar,
ket came to hand late yesterday. Game ar
rivals were liberal but there was a good week.
end demand and everything received fonnd
prompt sale at satisfactory prices.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $5155o for small
s6@7 for large and s7.50@9 for extras: youne
rosters S!50@9; old ROSTERS. s4.50@5; fryers
6.5O@T; large broiers, S55O66.5O: small
broilers. $4.5o@5; ducks. seas: pigeons. sI1
LIS; squads, S2.50@3; geese, 81. .5063 per pair
Turkeys tper lb)-Dressed. 20625c.
Game (per dozen)-Mailard ducks, S50T: can.
yasbacks, seas; sprig, saga: gray ducks. S86
4; teal s2.50@3; widgeon, $2.50@3: small. So:
blackjacks, S2@2.50; gray geese 81 5065: white
geese. $1.5o@2; brant. $3.50 for large and SO Ia
for small; honkers. s6@7; hare, So; cottontail
rabbits, $3.50
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

riour-California family extras, So. 5.So06.40 net
WITHOUT discount; bakers extras So. S0@60 05; So
pe51nne, PEI S4;6o@490; Oregon and Washington per
and s4Sog4 so iSp FOR FAMILY, uni bakers and patents
so,zog 40; do straight s6@e20: Dakota pat
enls, 80; do straight. So. so per bbl
rarlnaceous Goods-Prices In packages, net
essh, ca no discount. as follows: Graham -four,
90 ~ per 100 lbs; rye -four. $3.50; rye meal,
so.oo; rice hour, S6.S0@7; corn meal $3.25 ex-
s1.to; hominy, $4,000; buckwheat -four, S4.75;
Wn3e wheat Hour, $3.50; rolled oats, bbls 81 % a
wheat. bbls SIS, In sacks ga 8O0D4 30: pearI bar-
icy, icy so-4o; split peas, boxes. S525@6.25 per
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

There was good Saturday demand for mis-
ceilaneous vegetables, attractive lots of every
sning on the list finding prompt sale at firm
prices and there was nothing choice uncared for
at the close. Receipts of peas and string beans
from the south, however, included but little
choice stock and there was quite large amount
OF both articles lying around, on which dealers
could not realize freight charges Asparagus
sold at higher range. though the receipts
were increased to 90 boxes, and rhubarb did
better on light arrivals. Repacked lots OF
Mexican tomatoes were in good request at the
OUTSIDE quotations and peppers were scarce and
high, while there was no eggplant or summer
squash received. Potatoes and onions were
quiet, as usual at the end OF the week. and
prices for both were unchanged
Potatoes tper ctl)--Rlver Burbanks 81 40N
I, s;oo; Lompoc mp Burbanks, 81; Salinas Burbanks.
S1-boQ1sO; Oregon Burbanks, 81. .75af S5: early
rose $1.76; sweet potatoes, s15OQI75
Onions-S2@2.35 per ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 15G25c per lb: rhu-
barb. Sq10c per lb; tomatoes. $1@l so per box
or crate; green peas, 5@10c per ID; string beans
,,o@loc per ID; green peppers. 15@25c per
10. ,0 summer sun Is squash, d per box; garlic. S@
cumbers. 75c@$1. .25 per doz; caulifower, 65675c
per doz; carrots. 65@75c per sack: eggplant.
d per lb; celery, 40@50c per dog; marrow.
rooms, 15@25c per h.
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weekly Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Tbe statement Of clear
Ing house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold $40. 1886. 500 more than the REQUIRE
ments of the % per cent reserve rule. This is a
decrease OF $50 in the proportionate cash
reserve as compared with last week. Loans
y 343 6ea 400, increase 81 5o6. 500 deposits ST.
$40. 2o1 300 decrease $40 200; legal tender $50
e45.e00 decrease 81 .55s 800: specie $3.50 402 OO0
decrease $50. 500. 200; 1851. .043. 300 de-
crease SO S5S 800: reserve required $3.50 707 1OO
decrease 49e7e25 surplus $40. 1886 500, decrease
Sls.360,5a5: ex United States deposits S11 2T5-
000. decrease $1T.3S9. .050. The percentage OF
was %. IL
The statement of banks and trust companies
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LOCAL MARKETS
THE LUMBER TRADE
Not Much Variation I'm Conditions Dur.
ing the Last Thirty
DAVIS

Pacific Coast Wood and Iron says of the lum-
Der business: Fir Is maintaining its strength
little demand in sight. owing to current climatic
conditions. The yards fairly well stocked,
order of these winter stocks The demand for
all redwood products is inactive, with prices
shifting but little.
Spruce continues in normal demand, coast
wise and eastern, but the unsettled weather
conditions have been interfering with both the
manufacturing and shipping ends of the business.
ing ahead slowly, that their call for spruce
shocks has not been as heavy in volume as it
will be later In the month
PINE AND HARDWOODS
Sugar and white pine in very fine shape
with exceptionally small stocks on hand. with
the fir quotations far from the normal, the
sugar and white pine plants curtailed their
outputs to great degree, and the results are
found today in the broken stocks, which prac-
tically preclude deliveries. The pine cut Of
1908 was a third lower than its normal on ac.
orders now coming I'm being placed with
the lumber still in the tree. Tho prospects for
1909 are most satisfying to those engaged in
this line Of lumber manufacture.
Hardwoods are moving slowly, with now and
them little squirt which promises great things
that do not later materialize. The metropolitan
dealers have good stocks on hand for the re-
sumption OF demand, but they seem to feel
that 1909 will be an excellent year in their
SHINGLES. POLES AND TIES
Redwood shingles are quiet, but the present
near future. The manufacturers are wisely
holding back a trife in their outputs, so that
the market will not become topheavy when the
demand for spring deliveries becomes apparent.
Prices rule as they have for the last 80 and
more days, and there current indica-
tions OF any probable advance In the near fu-
ture
Cedar shingles are holding their own with
satisfying results, for there seems to be evil
dence that the manufacturers will be far from
willing TO sacrifice their stocks.
Posts, poles, ties and shakes are quiet
with little demand. Prices are low while
stocks, except in pling. are small, but adequate
to care for the few orders which come into
the market. Piles, however, are abundant
with absolutely no demand, save for few here
and there
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lou; market unchanged Western steers, So 300
S.3o; steers. $S@5.10: cows and steers, S2.7og
as bus and ssss sSsseEs and
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market strong to &c
higher. Heavy. $6.15G6.4O mixed, $6@6.1o;
light. a. s5.9o@e2o pigs, s4.5o@575.
hngs' SeG6.60; lambs, $660@T.25.
Los Angeles Market
Los ANGELES. Feb eggs are holding
their own in the local market but there was q
drop today in butter.
:, Creamery extra butter dropped 21sc. bringing
.n .he quotation to Toe. No change was made In
Potatoes were weak, and further declines are
expected next week If receipts continue heavy.
Fancy vegetables were scarce on the street.
the rain prohibiting ranchers from bringing
produce to market.
Chickory and peas were scarce and IN demand.
but there were changes in prices.
2o3 pounds; cheese, s64 pounds; potatoes. 4,643
sacks; onions, sacks; beans, 3,166 sacks; sweet
potatoes. SO sacks
Eggs-Local ranch candled, <4c q dozen; case
count 41c.
Butter-Creamery extra, 75c per two pounds;
California creamery frsts, 67l4c; eastern extras.
Sas1er fresh pei 5RS5c
large, 151ac; anchor Y. A, 161ac; hand cheese,
anchor brand. 1sc; eastern singles. lie; eastern
twins, 16hc; eastern cheddars, JIG; eastern
longhorn, 20c: eastern daisy, 171h @1sc; Tulare,
14c; Sierra, $1.10 box; Oregon cheese, 17@1Sc.
Beans Ga ctll-Pink No. !, $3-2o; lima lima NO. l.
No. 1, .$5.50@575; black eye. s3.1594; Gar
vanza. $3.50; lentils. s7@s bayou, So So
Potatoes-Local early rose, 81: northern early
s.. 25@2 50; highlands, $2@2.25; Oregon, S2@
2.25 Nevada, So 25; coast Lompoc. S242. 20;
Idaho, $1.75@2; Oregon early rose. $225@2.6o;
white rose, 81.
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow local, s1.50@1.75;
white, 50c box; red soc box; choice yellow.
s1.25.
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STOCK MARKET
Leading COmstOcks and Southern We
vadaS LOWer-LOeal SeeuRaties
Quiet and Featureiess

The usual Saturday inactivity prevailed on ne
stock and bond exchange yesterday and asiue
from some little trading in Giant powder sales
were light LOndOn-Paris national ~ 1anA So $50
So 600 in bonds changed hands.
Still lower quotations ruled for the ComstoeNs
dav. Consolidated Virginia at 47e. against 55c
Yellow Jacket at 42c against soc; North GontI
& Curry at 15c against 26c; Best Y belSucr
at 3Sc. against 45c, and so on ihe leaue-s
were active. while the others were quiet
There was nothing doing worthy or note pa
the Southern Nevadas. outside the two leade.s--
Florence closing the day at So. so. against So
on Friday. and GOldheld Consolidated AT =,
against $S15. Trading was nght thfousno"'
the list
The output OF ore from the Ophir mine @ ios
the last week was as follows. 2,1oO level-i99
cars assayinS S12.I0 per ton: AZ cars, assayin{
S46.93: 2,20O level-331 cars, assayinS S-'1S
per ton.
Western Pacific railroad common stock was
$3.50 bid in New York yesterday.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb 6.--Money on call nominal.
Time loans very dull and easier; 60 days. 21a a
2% per cent; 80 days 22 @3 per cent; six
months, 81 63la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 21a a. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S490@4 4.S5 for 60 days and
at 81. .S71064 S715 for demand.
Commercial, bills, 81 S45s "A S4%.
Bar silver. 52ssc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irreg'
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Feb. o.-No change occurred in
the metal market with business quiet in the
absence of cables Tin is reported dull at
q. .37l5 @2I. .6215c.
Copper was more or less nominal with lake
quoted at 1882 0l13 81 13c; eectrolytic, 1872
G13.37Iac; casting, 13@1S.25c.
Lead was dull at 4.05@4.10c.
Spelter-49T1 @5.021ac
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receiving 80 cents and merchants selling at
50 cents The market is improving.
SANTA ROSA, Feb. 6.-There was a big
drop in the price of eggs here today on receipt
of the quotation from the San Francisco dairy
exchange. The new prices were 4c lower than
those Of yesterday, being SIC per dozen for
choice and 34c for seconds
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosi

SAVANNAH Feb. 6.-Turpentine-Steady,
39a4c; sales, so; receipts, 273; shipments, 81
shipments, 1201; stock, 1921. Quote: b.
s295@3; D. $3@3.05: E. $2.s5@3. .071a T. S3 10
@3.17a; G, S3.05@3.1215; 81. S3.3O@3.3b; l,
S42O; X. s5.I5; NJ $3.50; n. $6.25; VIC, Se.45;
WV, $3.50
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Foreign Futures
Northern Bushes,

SEATTLE Feb. e.-Clearinss. s1,5e1 ,oSe;
balance, S324. .633
TACOMA. Wash, Feb. e.-Clearings. 1856. IN;
balance So, ,023.
SPOKANE. wash. Feb. s.-Clearings, $685.
W PORTLAND, Feb. 6-cIearings, sso5 ,s1e; bal
ance S165. 600.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the generaIs fund
exclusive Of the $3.50 900 900 gold reserve. shows
Available cash balance. $14s. .695 ,941; gold coin
and bullion, $34 040, 055; gold certificates, S23-
or s1c.
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Hay and Eeedaturs

Receipts of hay were 622 tons, including 4S
Tnar. TSns. Inc me market ruled frm and unchanged.
AIere was no further variation in feedstuffs.
Inc IN. circular of Scott & Magner says of hay
arrivals Tor the last week have been 3,212
sohs. IN spite OF these heavy receipts and the
Icct that 1t has been raining here almost every
cay the market continues firm and prices have
airoppe9, Dut' on the contrary. sales are
aeuVely effected and at previous quotations.
Hay cars are readily cleared as they arrive and
tne demand Is fully up TO the supply. with the
market in a firm and healthy condition Con-
siderng the weather conditions and the storm
that has been delaying everything this is a
remarkable condition and is the strongest indi-
cation possible OF the extreme shortage Of the
supply.
II San Francisco and the surrounding cities
continue ih TO receive hay at the same proportion
as they have in previous years the available
supply will probably be thoroughly cleaned up
iS py the first or middle of May, at the least
therefore it is expected that the market will
advance slightly during the next one or two
months General business conditions in San
francisco are improving almost every day, and
tne indications throughout the state could not
De better. With the exception of the flooded
districts, everything points to enormous crops
ever known. The storm has impeded traffic
quite bit. particularly in the river districts,
ana mas efectually blocked the shipping into
this market of alfalfa, which is In strong de-
happens to arrive.
During the last week export trade has been
extremely quiet, but interior demands continue
good and several large sales have been reported.
straw continues in rather light demand with
price" -''
Bran-s2e e5o@ao per ton for white and SIS. so
Q29 for red
MddlingsE $50. 5o9 80. so per ton.
shorts-S31 @32 90 per ton.
oats for feed, s35@37 so; mixed feed. s2sG3a
LOT average lots; oileake meal, in 20 ton lots,
$500 In 10 ton lots $780, in ton lots $50 so,
small small lots $40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills,
S26 In 20 and 10 and s26.5O in ton lots, Job
blng ,$27; corn meal, $37@8s; cracked corn. S3s
@SS; broom corn seed, $1.15 per ctl; alfalfa
meal and meafalfa. Jobbing lots S25. carload lot.
S24 per ton.
- mHay-Wheat. s1eQ23; wheat and oat. s1s@
91e: alfalfa. S1567le: stock s13m16 ner ton
Straw-o0DS5c per bale
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New York Cation Market

NEW YORK Feb. 6.-Hutton's wire SAYS:
Cotton opened steady, to points higher, with
trade quiet. mostly local. Weekly figures were
a little more bullish than looked for. The mar
ket appears to be scalping affair for the time
being
s,r,1or
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND, Feb. 6.-Wheat-Track prices:
Club, 96c; biuestem. S1.05@1.ro; turkey red.
81; red Russian, 94c; valley. 81.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA Wash, Feb 6-Wheat--Milling:
Bnestem s1.10 Export grades: Bluestem. s7c;
club e2c; red, 90c.
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81 I.ouIs Wool warlxe1

ST LOUIS, Feb 6.-wooI nominal. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 19623c; light fine
16d20c; heavy fine. 10Q16c; tub washed, 23G
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Bags-Grain bags, SIS @6Ac, buyer June-July
San Quentin bags. 5Ac; wool bags, CSC for 81
lb and 96c for lb: fleece twine &c per Id.
CoaI-Beaver Hill, ST. Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIG per ton; Wellington. 50; New Yelling
ton, 50; Coos bay, 81; Australian house-Rich-
mond etc, So; Stanford Richmond, IS: Cumber-
land, SIS In bulk and $16.5O In sacks; Welsh an
thracite, Sl5; coke, SD per ton in bulk and S16
in sacks; Rocky mountain, SO so per short tOn
Oils-Ouotations are for barrels Tinseed eec
per gallon for boiled and 67c for raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil, in cases. No. 1. T5c; Bakers
SEC per gallon; cocOanut oil, in barrels 81 ass &c
for xxx, 5S1a 461c for No. 1 and 5665s15c
winter sperm oil, 65c; natural winter sperm oil.
65c; natural whale oil. 55c; extra winter beaehed
Hard oil. s5c; No. neatsfOot oil,' CSC; herring
pal paint % oil. s5c e'A O '''' O0neo nSn 0H' Soc
Coal OIL. Gasoline, etc.-water white. iron
barrels or drums. 1oc; $50 deg. oil. iron barrels
cases, l1c; astral. lie; star. lie: extra star
zoe; Elaine, 261ac; eocene. zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline, in bulk 1415c. in cases 81 15e.
No. engine distillate. in drums. Sc; No. 2 do.
&c; cases. &c more; So deg gasoline. in bulk 3Oc
In cases 81 i5c; varnish makers and painters
naphtha, in bulk lie. in 1s35c.
Turpentine-67c per gallon in cases and 6Oc in
bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per Dbl of 2S0 1bs)-E, So $50; F. Sc. s.;
G, $500; II. S6.10; WV $40. 40
Red and White Lead-Red. s1s@9c; white,
s@s9sc per ID.
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard granulated
0.JJ
crystal dominos. in cases, s55c; tablets, in half
bbls. 6:O5c; tablets. in boxes $500; cubes and A
crushed, 5s0c; powdered. 5.65c; candy granu-
lated. 5.65c; confectioners' A. 5.55c; confectlon-
ers' crystals. 5.65c; magnolia A. 5.15c; extra G,
5.05c; golden G, .95c: d. 4 S5c: extra fine gran
ulated. 5.35c. Barrels and so ID bags 1Oc half
barrels 25c, boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all
grades. Monarch bar ia quoted over and above
the price for standard ine (canel granulated in
100 ID bags as follows: Bags. 100 lbs. 35c: bar
rels, 45c; half barrels. soc; 40 Ib tins cased.
sos; 35 ID tins, cased. $2-O5; 10 ID tins. cased
10 in ascase. $2-T0; lb tins. in case. 81. 40:
so 10 boxes, Soc No extra charge for putting up
bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis.
3 .55c; 'Higrade bar, 5.90c; powdered. 5-65c: A
crushed. 5.sOe: berry. 5-55c; c. & H. extra fine
dry granulated, -55c; coarse dry granuIated.
5 DOC, confectioners A. 5.5Jc: confectionery
crystals, 5.65c cubes. 5.soc: bricks 5.S0c: extra
fine granulated 600 ID bags only. 535c; excel
sior A. 5.15c: extra c. ). 05c: golden G. 4 .95c;
yellow d, 4.s5c; Fl. & E crystal domInos. s55c
Additional per 100 lbs In barrels and 80 III bags
10c more; half barrels. 25c more boxes. soc more
for all grades. Bar, in 35 10 and 40 ID tins 81 20
more: in 10 ID tins, $2-35 Minimum
order, carload weight.
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Meat Market
DRESSFn MEATS


The continuous rains keep the market unset
tied and subject TO sharp and sudden fuctu-
atons There further changes yester-
day.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers as follows:
Beef-S12 @ec per lb for steers, 7156S1ke for
cows and heifers.
yeal-9QeHe for large and 91kd11c for small.
Mutton-wethers, 104zG1113c; ewes. GAG
101ac per ID.
Lamb-12G13c per ID; spring lamb. 15c
Dressed Pork (per lbl-10@1O1ae for light and
91s "a 10c for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco gross weight:
Cattle-Steers. No. 1. &c; second quality, 41ae: {:
third quality. 4c; cows and heifers, 3&t GQ4c for
No. 1; second quality. 313c; third. quality. Sc;
thin. 2@214e; bulls and stays, 2lse; thin bulls,
1as @2e.
Calves-5c per ID for light. 41sc for medium
and 4c for heavy.
Sheep-wethers SIC per ID; ewes. sc per H.
Lambs-6M61ac per ID.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. 6A@612c; 200 to go
lbs. 6g6Ae: $50 lbs and over. SAC per lb; boars.
50Gl60 per cent, stays 3OG 40 per cent and sows
10G20 per cent OF from above quotations.
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London Closing Stocks
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London CIosinR Sfnck.

Bar siIFer-Steady: 245sd per ounce.
M0ney-l15G1Sa Ter cent.
The rate OF difoount in the open market for
short bills Is ZIG per cent and for three
months bills 5I043 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
Bcnnr and Seed.

No further. fluctuations in beans were re-
ported yesterday.
Seeds-Brown mustard 81. vellov mustard
nominal: faxseed, S363.50 carload lots; canary,
4c; alfalfa, 16@17c; rape, cleaned 202lsc; tim
otny, nominal; hemp 4@4Ac; millet, s931Ac
per 10; broom corn seed, $3.50 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $275 per ctl