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PnnItrr nnh Gnn,a

Early deliveries Of live poultry from state
shipping points yesterday only 16 eoops
and there nothing to speak of received on
the late trains The market, while firm was no
higher despite these light arrivals, as buyers
were apparently well supplied and were taking.
but little of anything. Sixteen cases of dressed
turkeys came in and sold the usual wide
range, 26c pound being the top quotation
with most receivers, although case of excep-
tionaly fine gobblers may have brought 1c more
occasionally. Receipts of game were light but
prices were no higher, the demand was
rather slack.
Poultry lper dozen)-Hens. $5Mj.JO for small
S6M1 for large and $T.5069 for extras; young
roosters, SI.50q9; old ROSTERS, S4.5OG5; fryers
$6.50GT; large broilers, 5.5O6l6. so; small
broilers, $4.5o@5; ducks, ,S7Gt9 for young and
S5M6 for old; pigeons S1u1.z5; squads 81. 506l
); geese. $2.506l3 per pair
Turkeys (per lb)-Dressed. 20026c
Game tper 1ozen)-MalIard ducks SJqT: can
yasbacks, $5@7; sprig. $4G5; gray ducks So;
teal, S2.50@3; widgeon S2.5OM3; small 81:
blackjaeks. $2@2.50; gray geese So JO6l4 80;
white geese, S1.50d2 brant. $3M35O for large
and 81 for small; honkers S66I7; hare 81 50M2:
eottontail rabbits, $2@2.50
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Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

Flour-California family. extras 81 soe76. 40 net
without discount; bakers extras $5SO6r6.O5; su-
Ptefhnet S4:60@4.90; Oregon and Washington, per
and S425@4.50 for cut of: kansas patents,
so.zu46 40; Go straight, $6Q6.20; Dakota pat
ents, Soi do straight, $3.50 per bbl
cash, no discount are as follows: Graham aour
S3.dO % per 100 lbs; rye -four $3.50; rye meal
$50; rice flour, S6s0@7; corn meal, 1925; ex-
ua cream do, S3.7J; cat meal, S4.75; oat grOats
"a 70; hominy, $360@4; buckwheat -four $4 IL; ;
Whele wheat flour, $500; rolled oats bbls 81. .25@g
o IN sacks $4.15; extra cream do $3.50; rolled
wheat: bbls 50, in sacks $36o@4. 80; pearl bar
icy, ,6o ,So.40; split peas. boxes $5.2596.25 per
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languedocs. sh G9c; hardshells, 615 @Tc- Wal
nuts-91ac per lb for No. L softshells, &c Tor
No. DO; chestnuts, S@10c per 10 for italian;
hlberts. 12l@ 1l4c: pecans, 1JM1TeA
Honey-Water white, comb. Is re; white. II U
12c; light amber, 100 10 &c; dark amber. 9eg
Zoe; water white. extracted. nominal; white.
49Sc; light amber. 6ls Q7c; dark amber and
candied Az Gi514c per 10.
Beeswax-2T g2Sc per 10 for light and 23g24c
for dark
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PrOyisiOu~


Cured Meats.Bacon. s to 10 lbs. 16l5c; 10 to
Il lbs, 10 1sci light medium, lie; medium. lie
bellies, II 70 10 lbs, 15I2c; sugar cured, 6 to .
lbs 1Se; TO 10 lbs. Il Tlac; 10 10 L lbs, 16lsc
fancy sugar cured PIE per H.; English cured
bacon, TO lbs, lie; TO 10 lbs. lie; 10 TO l.
lbs, 16ei eastern sugar cured hams, 15c for ne
dium and 15c for light; extra fine brands, 10 1ae;
California hams, lie; mess beef $3.50 per bbl;
family, $780, extra family, S14s extra prime
pork, 5000; clear, $22; mess, $21; pig pork,
S25 pigs feet, s. for half bbls. SIS for 25 10
kegs and $3.50 for kits; smoked beef 1914 420c
per Ib.
Lard-Tierces quoted at SIC for CalifOrnis
compound and 121ac for California pure; eastern
compound, SC for tierce and 81 for tierees;
eastern pure, 1212c for tierces; half bbls, pure.
12Ac; 80 10 tins, I2%c 10 ID tins, 13Ac; lb
tins, 1859; lb tins, 13Jac.
Cottolene-One half bbl 10asc; half bbls.
lg14c; l tierce, lose; > tierees, 10e; terees.
97sc per ID.
The Western meat company quotes as follows;
Hams, 14@l5lsc; bacon 8 to lbs l7isc; TO
10 lbs 7Iac 10 to l. lbs 171ac; sugar cured
bacon TO lbs. 1615c; picnic hams. 9I2c; Ar
row bacon, to 10 lbs lie. 10 to II lbs 16e;
light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs l612c. 10 TO II
lbs 151ac; medium bacon. lie; light medium
bacon, lie; lard, tierceS 12lae. sos 12%4c, los
134c, 5s 1889, IS 131ac; compound lard. tierces
Sic, 5Os Size los &c, 5s 9lsc, 3s exc; cooking
oil, 34c per gal; white cooking OIL 56c per gal;
salad OIL 5Sc per gal; extra family beef. $lJ
per Dbl; family beef, $145O per Dbl; extra mesa
beef, $14 per bbl.
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rule steady. White are extremely firm and ia
good demand.
White, 81. .s215 al 95; gray. nominal: red re-
cleaned for seed 81 s5@1. 90; feed lots $1.75@s
i.SO for good and $1.65M1.721a for common;
black, for seed, 81 .75@2. % asked per ctl
Corn.Caiifornia small round and large yellow.
nominal; western states yellow sacked, 81 so
M 4 M41.6o In bulk, San Francisco track, yellow
q % white, $1.56; mixed, S1.52; Egyptian
Sl.Io@1 so per ctl for white
hye-Nominal at $1.65@1To per ctl
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Cash Grain and provisions

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.--Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, firm. No. rye. 76c. Feed or
mixing barley 60M62c; fair TO choice mailing,
62M64c. No. L southern haxseed, $1511a No.
l northwestern, S1.6012; timothy seed, SO. So@
3.S2lh; clover $500 Mess pork, per bbl
Sl6.S7laM1T Lard per 100 lbs. $945. Short
ribs. sides (loose), $S3T1s @S.75; short clear
sides (boxed) $S.7569.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 31,000 busheIs primary receipts were 462 600
bushels, compared with 402, 600 the correspond
ing day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. Z
cars; corn, 1SG cars: oats 81 cars hogs, 80 600.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows
Beef-S12 @9c per lb for steers, 71SQSlac for
COWS and heifers.
Yeal-9@9&c for large and 9Ad11c for small
Mutton-Wethers, 1O1a 4I11ac; ewes. 9ts@
1045c per ID.
Lamb-12Q13c per 10; spring lamb, 15c
Dressed Pork (per Ibl-1OGlU1@c for light and
912 aloe for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco gross weight: :
Cattle-Steers, No. l, 5c; second quality, 41sc:
third quality. 4c; and heifers, 3a4 GI &c for
No. /; second quality. 31ac; third quality g; ;
thin, 2@2Ac; bulls and stays, 21sc; thin bulls
$40
Calves-5c per ID for light, 41sc for medium
and &c for heavy
Sheep-Wethers, size per lb; ewes, &C per h.
Lambs-6961sc per lb
Hogs-10 to 200 lbs, ca G61ac 200 to 80
lbs. 696hc; go lbs and over, 5stc per 10: boars
50I6O per cent, stays 30@40 per cent and sows
1oQ20 per cent or from above quotation
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Egg marked i'm Nenrby Coupties

SANTA CRUZ. Feb. 4.-Produeers continue to
receive Zoe for all classes of eggs The output is
increasing.
SANTA ROSA. Feb. A. Quotations today in
the local egg market were ale per dozen for
choice and 3Sc for seconds.
PETALUAA. Feb. 4.-The prices paid for the
best grade of eggs today We're 41642c The lat
ter was the offering of the Petaluma egg ex-
change That body has called a meeting of the
creditors of the former Sonoma county co-opera-
tive poultry association for Saturday to adjust
any business which may come mp in settling the
affairs of that body. The supply of eggs is Inn
proving and fair weather will bring an aiSlnd-
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STOCK MARKET
Business in All Classes of stocks Quiet
and Without Feature

Trading in local securities was light and fea-
tureless yesterday, with variations few and mar
Pauuhau sugar was hrmer at 81 and
Alaska packers at $59.50 Ten shares OF the
German savings and loan society sold at the
high price OF $2,7j0 per share
Previous conditions prevailed in the COmstocSs.
the leaders ranging lower rule. TRAILING IN
these stocks was lighter.
In the southern Nevadas local buying put up
the price OF Florence from S3.TO 10 S4.0J. the
stock closing the day at 81. The merger was
unchanged. A reported ore improvement on the
500 foot level OF Great Bend impaired more AMI
nation TO that stock and advanced it from 21c
10 25c.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Hutton's wire says:
Cotton opened steady, points down, with trade
fairly large. The bulls seemed TO be the best
sellers The movement continues free both at
ports and interior towns. Every bull
ish today and there is absolutely no demand for
It. We see nothing 10 bull the market and
would sell on any rally of 10 to 10 points.
SpinDers' takings last week. were 3l1 600 bales,
against SAT 600 last year and 3T4000 the year
before.
The situation indicates more or less of a dead
lock between the contendng factions Most of
the short interest in the old crop months repre-
sents sales against cotton exported abroad and
not yet sold TO spinners. While this may amount
to 100000 bales, it viii not be covered until
the cotton has been sold to spinners who show
no particular anxiety TO take it. IN the late
afternoon the market weakened somewhat on re
ports of rain in Texas
Spot cotton closed quiet Middling uplands
9.S0e; middling gulf loose. Sales. 800 bales.
COTTON
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Beans ANA SeedS

small white beans are quoted especially firm
and In demand, though prices higher.
oealers report steady inquiry for all kinds
beans lper ctl)-BayO, $3.1O13. 70; pea $4 10
q 81 small white, $475@5.25; large white, $3.50
eye, $2.S0@3; Hmas. So. .S0d3 90; red kidneys
S5d34O; cranberry beans 81. 1908 %; Garvan-
zas, S2@2.o0 for small, $2.50@325 Tor medium
ana S3.2ou4 for large; horse beans, 81 o0I2.
Seeds-brown mustard, 81; yellow mustard
nominal; haxseed, $3Q3.50, carload lots; canary
&C; alralfa, 169l7c; rape, cleaned, 2021ac; tim
othy, nominal; hemp, fG4Ac; miIIet, 3a3Jhc
per ID; broom corn seed, S23. 80 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S2.75 per ctl.
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per cent; ruling rate and closing bid . per
cent; offered at , per cent
Time loans strong; 60 days, 215624 per cent /:
90 days. Pa as per cent; six months, "a 031a
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 31s6l per cent
Sterling exchange weak, with actual business
IN bankers bills at s4.S51oG4. $500 for 60 day
bills and at S4.S735 Tor demsnd
Commercial bills. $4.Sf7s@4.S5
Bar silver 52e
Mexican dollars 44c
ular
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Hides. TaIlo,v, Wool and Hops


The circular of the Sawyer tanning company Of
Napa quotes some changes in hides and says:
Market prices Of hides and pelts changed very
little during January, but condition is growing
poorer on account of long, winter hair, gru6S and
extra dirt and dampness."
Wool and hops are steady, but dull
Hides-Culls and brands sell about = dlc I'M
der quotations. Heavy saited steers, 13c;, me-
dium. lie; light, 101ac; cowhides, 1015e for
heavy 101sc for light stays, &c; salted kip
II 7sc; salted veal, 15c; salted calf, Ice; dry
hides, l9l2c; dry kip, 1Sl=c; dry calf. De
dry stays, 12c; dry veal, 21c; Mexican dry
hides, l612c; Mexican dry salted do, 13c; Mexi-
can picked, 15c; sheepskins. shearlings, 2Od4Oc
each; short wool, 100000 each; medium, 750l95c
each; long wool, $I@L5O; lambs, I5eIT5c; horse
hides, salt, 81. 50d275 for large and S1756l2 for
medium, I5cGS1.25 for small and 25GljOc for
colts; horsehides, dry, $2G2.25 for large and
Sl239 1.I3 for medium, jOcG$ for small ana 25
Q5Oc for colts; deerskins, dry Mexican, 2S63Oc;
dry salted do. 24M26c; picked do, zoe; dry Cen
rral American. 260I3Oc; gOatskins. prime an
CORA, 75@S1: medium 40d6Oc: large bair goats
Doc; medium, zoe; small 5015c.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, ~ 9IJc; No. >, 3I5
0412c; grease, 2M3c.
WooESpring clip (free) Humboldt. years
staple, 15ell9e; San joaquin. 715011c; southern
eoast, G1s 99lae; Nevada 9@I4e per 10. Fall
clip northern mountain tfreel, Z y GtSiac defec-
tive, 5Q6c. OregOn-Yalley. II 2 Ollie per ID.
HopS-Prtces TO growers are from &c to Ice
per ID.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The London tin market
had sharp break with spot quoted at 1924 IFS
% and futures at f126 los. The local market
was weak, with spot quoted at 27.37i5 d27. 6215c
copper WIS lower IN the London market with
spot quoted at ESQ SIS Cd and futures at $50 IS Cd
The local market was duh and shade lower
Notwithstanding reports of an improved demand.
Lake is quoted at 1362h @l3.s7He; electrolytic
1921 q l3.37iac; casting 13@13.:S5c.
Lead was unchanged at f13 in the London mar
ket The local market remained duh at 410d
4l5c.
Spelter was unchanged at f21 IS Cd in London
and remained dull al 3.02i5 @5 o. I2c locally.
The English iron market lower, with
Cleveland warrants quoted at ASS 3D. No change
was reported locally No / foundry northern.
S1T117.15; No =. $1e.756fl7.25; No. l southern
anG No. southo IN soft, $17.259l17.T5
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Mess pork, per bbl-
July ;.......,. 17.10 40 16-9o 16.911a
May s. -. =. ~ io S.65 s.67h oeo 9e2E
July ...-....... 9.77la s.771a 9.721s 80
May $50 S.9212 S-oZt2 .. y
July ........... 9.O7A $40 800 9.o2h
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine nna Ros

NaYaI Stores--Vurpentinc and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb 4;-Turpentlne-Fir
Rosin--Firm; sales, 1954; receipts, 1f17:
shipments. 593: stock. 166.6I2. Quote: b. So:
D. 50; +. S3.05M3.10; +. $3.1715: G, S315@
S3,l7l5; H. $40 /, S4.2o; X, s5.15; NJ, 50 so;
y, S6.25; WG $G.43: WV. $3.50.
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Chicnco Eco Market Brenks

CHICAGO Feb 4-Nnety thousand eggs,
said to be fresh have reached Chicago and as
result the price has taken tumble of 2 cents
dozen. Other consignments due during the
remainder of the week and are expected to make
further lnroads topnotch prices
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New York Mining stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
TnE CoPPER sTocKs

BOSTON, Feb. 4.-The local market showed
certain specialtes very active today. The action
Of the market would indicate that the selling
today was part Of a manpulative game rather
than an attempt 10 dispose Of long stocks.
Brokers think the floating supply Of stocks about
exhausted.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton a. Co. 490 California street San Fran
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Deciduous and citrus Fru;,x

Yesterdays business in fresh fruits was a rene
tition of that of the preceding day. there being
fair attendance of buyers in the market. but they
were not inclined to operate beyond immediate
the arrival of four night, but this in
crease in the stock hand had no effect on
prices, as all of the fruit owned by the re-
cefvers. Tangerines and grapefruit came in for
fair share of attention, while lemons continued
to drag The apple market firm for fancy
stock and the best Newton pippins sold ND to
81. 40 box, while there was nothing in four tier
boxes obtainable for less than 81 % The ruling
price for fancy four tier Bellefowers was 81
There was scarcity of fancy red apples and
some fine Missouri pippins and red Pearnails
from the icehouse were held at ST. and 81 % a
box respectively.
Apples (per box)--Fancy four tier. $161I 40:
common to choice, 50GI75c.
Pears-Winter Nellis, 81 .25Gl1. so per box:
cooking varieties. 50@75c.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Nayel oranges, sea
100 for fancy. S1.T502 for choice and Sl.5Oa
145 for standard, tangerines. 81. % Oils; grape
fruit, S3W3.50 for seedless; Iemous So 73673
for fancy. $2M2.50 for choice and 81 .257I 80
for standards lines, $46l5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 75cels1. .25 ner
bunch for Hawaiian and $26g3 for Central Amer
icani pineapples, S2Q2-5o per dozen
Dried Fruits. Raissns, Nuts and Honey
peaches, 4d41ac for standards, 5Saec for choice
and 6tac for fancy: pears, 4@Sc; pitted plums
l9sc; nectarines 5@6c; figs 21h a 4c: prunes
size basis. 2laQ3Ac. with a premium for
the larger sizes.
Raisins -Clusters-No left London layers
crown, 90c; crown. 81; seeded 4a4kc;
seeoless 2@21zc; Thompson's seedless 3Ilc for
unbleached; seedless suitana 2Ac; loose mus
catels, 3Ac for 4 crown, &c for 3 crown and 2I4 c
for crown
NWsAlmoids. nonpareils, 111z@l2c; IxL.
lola@llc; ne plus ultra, 10c; Drake. 91zc;
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LOCAL MARKETS
san Francisco Money Marke,

Silver was 1sc lower yesterday. Sterling ex-
change was weaker. New York rates stood the
same.
The Bank Of England rate of discount remained
unchanged at per cent
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Lnndnn MnnI snIes

LONDON, Feb. "A good assortment was
offered at the wool sales today and the eompe-
tition active with prices showing the
best of the series the recent irreulaFity hav-
ing disappeared. The home trade and the con
tnenfal buyers sought eagerly all medium merino
greasy wool offered. Americans secured good
crossbreds after strong competition with the
home trade. Offerings today numbered 15,109.
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STOCK AND BOND SALES
Sales on the stock and bond exchange in Janu-
arv were as follows.
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Fore'~n FUTURES
st. Louis wool NarIset

ST. LOUIS Feb. 4-Market unchanged. Nc
dium grades, combing and clothing 19623c:
light fine l6@20c; heavy fine, l0016c; tub
washed, 22m3le.
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Condition Of the T~eaSurv

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Today's statement of
the treasury balances In the general fund ex.
elusive OF the $500 900 gold reserve shows:
Available cash balance SI49. sol al, gold coin
and bullion, $3221s,654: gold certificates, S24.
s39. 25o.
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Leans. Excl,.nre and silver
Wheat nnd OaI,er GRAINS

heat-Isiverpool futures were higher and
Paris futures lower. Chicago showed no particu-
iar change ON tie day, reported cables respond
ing wei. Receipts there moderate and the
domestic and foreign cash demands were good
indications We're for higher prices. A good deal
OF snort wheat has been covered. Stocks at Min
neapols decreased 30, 0G0 bushels in five days
Argentina reports that the yield is showing up
less than expected ~
In the San Francisco market all conditions
remained as before. the cash grain being firm bn3
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New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Feb. Mooney on can easy 2M
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AoAh~ frNpcN A-iSe
<. F. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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I.nndon CInsin- SfncI.r

Bar silver STEADY: pad per ounce
Money 5E02 per cent.
The rate Of Discount in the open market for
short bills is . Tic per cent and for three
months bills 5lG@23s per cent.
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minneapolis Flax Market
L.. - -...
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. Feb. 4-1o.sO a. m

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid AK
As or cp new - Is or coup.
MISCELLANEOUS RONns
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Tasu WHEAT

9, california "a club. $1.72h @LT5; do milling
~ ~ toal IN: California white Australian. 81 S5
Al;9o, lower grades of California. $1.45G11 go:
e9r5nern nc dbt club s1721a@1 northern bluestem
S215 al ST y northern red 81 81 Il al 10: tur
Key red, $l.S06f1. s. per ctl.
1030 a. IN. Session
No quotations.
> p. m. Session
No quotat tions
Bariey-The large receipts of 81, ,934 ctls yes
teruay included 80 Ala ctls down from Port
Costa for export. Futures were higher, but the
cash grain was quiet and unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, S1.3715 a 40:
common to fair 81 80 per etI; brewing and
ss1ilp,Ping, ii.,lP Sl42laG145; chevalier, $l.5714 a
May 3s1i =
Dec. 81. lG bid.
2 p. m. Session
Alay-$1.3 3S bid. 81 3S7s asked.
Dec.-$1. 161a bid
uats-tiray are nominal there being practi-
caiy none here. There are some lower grade
reds Offering down to Si.65, but the upper grades
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New York STOCK List Continued
-9.lo0-total shares sold.
New YOrIx Ronds


Do coupon .10js4 Man con gold As g9k
Do IS reg-.----1 119l2 Mex Central Is. S4l5
Do coupon ..- .1205al Do Ist inc. 23
Amer Tobacco Is. - MINI & ST L As S4&,
Do IS lo51si NJ. & Texas As. 99%
Amer tat cv 4s "a Do 2ds IS
Atch gen As ...10Ii5 y r of Mex con Is Slr{
DO adj Is 94laiN C gen 315s. 932f
DO cy IS ..-... 1O3 = NY.NH cv Gs etfs 135
DO cv IS ..-... .l07I \ c gen .l2Sls
Atlantic L Is. 965s Nor Pacific Is I03sl
Bait & Ohio Is. 10i Do IS - 74I5
Do 3Ias ....... 94A Nor & w con As 9SI5
Brooklyn RI As 81 10 Line rfdg Is 95E
Central Of Ga 5s HOS Pa cv 3Iss l9l5 49,
Do 2d inc...... 63 PA con As ....... 1O4la
DO 3d inc. 90 Reading gen Is. .l00sS
Cbes Ohio 4i2s.l06is Rep Of Cuba 5s I02&
Chi Alton 3l2s. as 4 S / & / NJ con Js IL 3
c. b & Q new As. 9Sls st I. & S f fg As IS
c. Il ! a Pac IS 1884 st L S w con Is 7g5
Do col 5s.- 93 "a lSeaboard A L As. G4A
Do refdg IS. 20 y So Pacific IS. -
CC.C & 81 IN Is 9SlsI Do lst As - 955s
Colo Indus Js.... - SO Railway 5s.IIfa,
Colo Midland As. Sllf Tex & Pae lists us
Colo So 4s 9S u Tol. st l. & " As Sc
Del q Hud cF * l01 Union Pacific As .103A
Den & Rio Is as Do ev Is .104Is
Erie prior lien IS. sSas L Steel 2d 5s Io3%
Do gen Is 49,. 72Ia Wabash lists Il35.
Hook Val 4l5s. 1919 Do ext As - TT5s
Int Met Z rs -... 1875 Western Md As. i. S5%
Japan Is .......- So " & / Erie Is. 81
Do 4las ....-.- 93 wis Central 4s... 94H
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sales STOCKS high Low Bid ASK
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ReceInt- of Prodnce
OREGON

Flour Or SKIS ........,..............'..' S'09'
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NV YorI Stock Iist

DDIINo y y Z y > 2 =
bonds were unchanged.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-23
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

II got as hot as 80 degrees in the
rity yesterday afternoon. The tenn
perature was 60 degrees this morn
ing at O'Clock.
Todays weather map says:
Forecast till 6 pm. Thursday lis
sued at Denver) For Colorado
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Pressure conditions remain practi-
cally unchanged.
General showers continue through
out the middle states and the east,
with heavy rains in portions of Flor
ida
Clear weather prevails in the
Rocky mountain and great plateau
regions.
Temperatures have lowered in the
Eest and northwest except that it is
warmer in the middle Pacific coast
region.
In this vicinity the weather will
continue fair tonight and Thursday.
with but slight change in the tenn
perature r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Ofiicial in Charge
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-23
TRAINS GETTING THROUGH,
BUT ON SLOW SCHEDULE

Late yesterday afternoon more
or less temporary structure was fit
ted up over the dry gulch near De-
Beque that was the scene of the
burning of a trestle on Monday af-
ternoon, and trains We're able to get
through after having been delayed
on one side or the other for many
hours.
The first passenger train to get
over the temporary trestle reached
the city late yesterday afternoon.
Later on other trains came in and
the trains for the east got out of
the city and on their journey toward
Denver.
The trains last night and today
came in several hours behind time.
The work of getting a passage
across the gulch was completed
much more rapidly than the railway
officials expected.
Crews of men are still at work at
the scene of the accidents making
permanent repairs and strengthen
ing the trestle in every way.
The trains will be running on their
usual and regular schedule by night.