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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
Foreign Opinion


William C. Cornwell of ]. $. Bsche & Co.
New York recently spent some time in Europe,
and says: Il found last month in London a
feeling OF distrust and confirmed doubt as to
the immediate rehabilitating OF American bust
ness and quick return to prosperity. The bank
ers there felt that II would take considerable
time for normal conditions to be resumed. They
pointed to the history of other panics In our
country, showing that it took three or four
years after debacles of the magnitude of the
recent one before business got back to normal
Consequently they felt that our stock market
prices were too high. lnasmuch as the steer
business is the barometer of the whole situa-
ton, attention centered on the prices OF
steel stocks, and they felt that these We're
much too high. As a result of all this, they
told me that nearly every Spectator was short
of steel and that there in the London
market short interest in steel common OF
very great magnitude. Englishmen do not change
their opinions readily, and have no doubt that
this short position is still obstinately main
$500 FoRRfGNERs TOO DISTANT
Foreigners are not enough TO the pulse
OF our business life to thoroughly. understand
conditions here. The panic Of 1907 was out
of place and unwsrrsnted by any real unsound-
ness in credit. The after happenings show
this Banks that went down have all resumed
or paid up. The few large corporations that
went into receivers hands have dismissed the
receiyership and are doing good and growing
business. No railroads of Importance fell into
bankruptcy and the minor railways that sue
cumherd are all Of them on the eve of re-
organization All this shows that credit was
sound We had only two three years of
steaming prosperity and things hadn't had
time to get overinaated Another very I'M
portant difference between this and other large
panies was the condition Of the farmers. In
1893 the farmers were in debt The farms
throughout the west and south were covered
with mortgages. They were held by eastern
capitalists and the east was badly crippled
The result was that the farmers had TO lie
down and it took a long time for the whole
country to recover. This time the mortgages
had been widely paid up and the farmers were
rich Some of them didn't know there had
been n panic. They went right on and raised
another crop and sold it at big prices The
east was pessimistic but the west and south
began TO spend their crop money. and to the
surprise and delight of the east business com
menced to get active along the farm border
and the activity is steadily spreading all over
the country. We are approaching the greatest
prosperity we have had in America
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour firm winter patents. SG.30@6. so;
straights. S610@6.30: spring patents, S6@6. 80;
straights. 81 S0@6; bakers; $3.50Q4 30: No: 2
rye, soc; feed mixing barley, 64@6Ic; fair
to choice mailing. 66@69c; fax seed. No. 1
southwestern, Sl.50 No. 1 northwestern. $50;
timothy seed. $3.50; clover, $10.65. mess pork.
per Dbl, $40. 80; lard per 100 lbs, 81. 20;
short ribs sides Goose1, Sill .321a ali. 4212
short clear sides (boxedl., S11 75611.STE.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearances of wheat and -four were
equal TO 25S, 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
204, 90 bushels, compared with 44S,000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for Monday: Wheat. 2 cars: corn, 134
cars oats. II cars: hogs. 81, 600 head
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

The situation in fresh fruits was much the
same as that in vegetables the market being
unsettled because of the late arrival of the
river boats, which brought the bulk of the
supplies of orchard descriptions. Apricots in
t.I ,l remained nrn, with 2i295c pound
quiry for choice peaches Hale's early in small
packages sold up to l9c while choice st.
at 75c@$1 Small packages of nearly all de-
serptions were in good request for export on
the steamers leaving for the north, and small
parcels of exceptionally fine prunes, plums and
apricots occasionally commanded premium.
Figs were in rather small supply and firm. with
large river boxes selling at an advance. South
ern nutmeg melons were closely cleaned up and
strong, while river lots sold at irregular prices.
most of the supplies having arrived too late to
be marketed. Watermelons in fair re-
quest at the old quotations. New apples were
wanted for shipment and choice lots of Craven
stems, Alexanders and well colored red astra-
chans readily commanded $1.50 a box. The
usual on Saturday, and small parcels of Sc
l I,: stock sold in peddling way at a
than half of the arrivals went to the can
ners at low rates
The Gamers have commenced buying Bartlett
pears in the river districts. They are said to
be paying S20M25 ton for general offerings
and are Offering premium of $3.50 a ton for
Strawberries Longworths. s4G6 per Chest;
large varieties $2@S.5O per chest
Raspberries-$4@6 per chest
Blackberres- .25a3 per chest.
$1.50@2.50 for black.
CurrantS-40M50c per drawer.
Apples 81 o5@1.50 per box for choice and
75c@$1 for common.
Pears Bartletts. s1.1o@1 50 per box for No
| and 75c@$1 for No ?; other varieties. 7JQS1
per box.
Cherries-Packed 4o@75c per drawer; loose
2@5c per Id for black and 214@5c for Royal
Anne.
Peaches-65@s5c for small boxes and baskets;
Sonoma lug boxes, 75c@$1; river do. $3.50:
Pmms--40@75c per box or crate; Tragedy
prunes, 50@S5c per box or crate.
Apricots-Crates and small boxes. 65G90e;
baskets, I5@ soc; large boxes, $1.25@1.50; So
Figs 40G50c for single layer and 6O@75c for
douoie layer drawers: large river boxes, $1M1 %.
soA MIeeiosns-Nutmeg, s1.5o@225 for pony and
box MISUNDERSTANDING 2621ac per ID;
Fresno, $1:15M2.50 per dozen.
Grapes-$1. 25@1.50 per crate.
s2.5o@s 25 grapefruit. s25o@s for seedIes ss
lemons, $5@6 for fancy. $3054 for choice and
81 ;5o@s for standard: lines. $4,000
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c@s1.75 per
American; pineappies. S1.50@2.50 per dozen
Dried Fruit, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Fruits old crop-Evaporated apples. 7@sstc:
apricots. 3G10lae; fancy moorpark. IfH@
re &c peaches &c for standards. 4A@4Ac for
figs. 21a@4c: prunes. size basis. 2Aa2Ac,
with &c premium for the large sizes.
:, New Fruits-Apricots s69c here and 7is@
peaches. 5@6Kc; prunes, 2S@sc with AaHc
premium for 40s and q ale premium for sos
to = aos; fgs; 3g4Ac; pears. 5la@91ac-
crown, ST. seeded. 4@415c; ThompSons seedless.
SIZE for unbeached; seedlcss sultanas PIC:
loose muscafels. 31ac for crown &c for
crown and ~ M2la for 2 crown.
Nuts-Almonds, ncnpareils. 15@l3he; Xxi.
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hides. TalIow. Wool and Hon.

HidesECuis and brands sell about 1h6R1c IN
der quotations. Heavy saited steers. 131ac;
medium. 13c light lie; cowhides 12c for heavy.
lie for light; stays, size; sailed kip, 12c;
dry kip, zoe; dry calf. 25c; dry veal. 23c; dry
stays, Ice; sheepskins. shearlings. 20Q40c each:
short wool, 506T5e each medium. 75cdS1 each :
long WOOL 81 .25G1. 10; lambs. 2561T5c horse
hides salt. s.. % G2.5O for large and $17562
for medium. 75c@S1 for small and 2565Oc for
colts; horsehides. dry, S242 % for large and
81 .2562 for medium. 50c@$1 for small and
25a50c for colts; gOatskins- prime angora son
T5c: large hair goats, 2595Oe: medium GOA
25e; small. 5@15c; Mexican dry hides. 171sc;
do picked. 16c; do dry sailed. 12c: dry stays
12e: Mexican deerskins. 30934e; dry saIted do
25627e; dry Central American. 2S6lS2c per H.
Taliow-No- l rendered, 5951Sc; No. ?, 30
41sc; grease ease.
Wool-New San Joaquin. years staple 800
lie: do to months. 126l16c: new southern
coast 961fc. FAN clip-AIountain free S6I TO-
do defective case; Nevada. 13620e per ID
Hops-Prices to growers are 61a 01Oc per In
with 13G15c for contracts
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There is not much going ON in beans at the
moment and quotations stand the same.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayo, $5.40@5.5O; pea, S6.25
Q6.5O; small white $6.75G7 large white $40
@5-60; pink $3G3.20; red. nominal; blackeys,
S340@3.65; lima, $41504.25; red kidneys, 81. 25
4350; cranberry beans, nominal; GarYanzaS,
81. 50G3; horse beans $1.90@2.20.
Seeds-Brown mustard 4W45c; yellow mus
stard nominal; haxseed. 4c. carload lots; canary.
4@4Ac; alfalfa. 16h@1se; rape. cleaned. "a
213e; timothy, &c; hemp, &c; millet re per Id;
broomcorn seed $23.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at $3.25 per ctl.
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General nIerchnndiae

Bags-Grain bags lower at 51s@5St: SaI
Quentin bags 81 c; wool bags. 32c for 3 "a Ii
and soc for 4 ID; fleece twine SC per H.
Coal-Beaver Hill, 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIC per ton Wellington, 50; New yelling
mond, etc, 50; Pelaw Main, $3.50; Stanford
Richmond, S.; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke
SIS per ton in bulk and SIS In sacks Rocky
mountain, $3.50 per short ton.
0ils-QuotatiOns are for barrels. Linseed, 74c
per gallon for boiled and re for raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil in cases, No L, Tic; Bakers
IA, S1.13@1.15; China nut. cases, 709S0c per
gallon; cocOanut oil in barrels. 60Q63l5c for
xxx, 81 = G61 for No. L and 556l5S1sc for No.
2, according to quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil, Gle; natural winter sperm OIL Gle;
natural whale oil. 55c; extra winter strained
lard OIL 95@96c; No 1 neatsfoOt oil, Soc;
herring oil. 40c; salmon oil, 35e; boiled fish
oil. 35c; paint oil, 35c-
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.-water white, iron
barrels or drums, 10c; $50 deg. oil, iron barrels
or drums, 111ac; special do. 12c; pearl oil. in
cases, lie; astral, lie; star. lie; extra star,
motor gasoline. in bulk 1415c. in cases 211sc;
No. l engine distillate. in drums, Sc, No
do. &c: cases. &c more; Sc deg. gasoline, in
bulk 3Oc. in cases 371sc; varnish makers and
painters naphtha. In bulk lie, In cases Isle
Turpentine-6sc per gallon in cases and Gle in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl Of ESQ lbsl-E. $3.50; Z, So. Go;
G, $3.50; H, 81: /, S7.05; WV. 5000.
Red and White Lead-Red. s1sQsc; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard graduated,
time or eoarse), 5.40c; confectionery A, 5.35c;
crystal dominOs, in cases, S40c; tablets. Ia half
bbls. 5000; tablets in boxes elise; cubes and
A crushed 5.05c; powdered, 5.50c; candy gran
ulated. 5.50c; confectioners' crystals. 5.5Oc;
magnolia A. &c: extra c, 4.90c; golden c. 4SOc:
ID. 4.70c. Barrels and 80 ID bags lOc. half
bbls 25c, boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all
grades. Monarch bar Is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine teane) graduated
in 100 It bags follows: Bags. 100 lbs, SJc
barrels. 45c; half barrels 6Oc: 40 ID tins. cased
$205; 80 lb tins. cssed. 2.05; 10 ID tins. cased,
10 In case. 81 20; Id tins. in case. 81. 20;
so ID boxes, soc. No extra charge for putting
up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: GRADUATED basis
5.4Oc: ''Higrade'' bar, 5-75c: powdered. $500: A
crushed, 5. csc; berry. 5.40c; c. & II. extra fine
dry graduated. 5.4oc; coarse dry granulated.
5.40c; confectioners' A, SOC: confec toners
crystals $500; cubes, 565c; bricks, 5.65c; extra
fine graduated Goo ID bags only, -; excel
sior A, SC; extra @, 4.90c golden G, 4.sOe; yell
low d. 4.7Oc; 81. & E. crystal dominos. S.4Oc.
Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and so ID
bags Zoe more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes
SOC more for all grades. Bar. in So lb aud
40 Id tins, $1.70 more; in 10 10 tins, 81 So
more Minimum order carload weight
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I.nann Euchnnce and Silver

Silver and Hongkong exchange were 1-3c
higher yesterday. New York on Paris was
also higher. -
The Asia took out treasure list of 81 POI 1877
as follows 1919. f05 in gold bullion, shipped
10 Kobe by the Yokohama specie bank: S29,0O0
I'm silver bullion, shipped TO Hongkong or
Shanghai by the Hongkong and Shanghai bank
SCI 900 in silver bullion, shipped TO Hongkong
hv the Anglo London and Paris national bank
Sl55 700 in silver bullion, shipped to Hongkong.
Shanghai Calcutta by the International bank
shipped to Hongkong by the Selby smelling and
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New York Money Marlet

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Monev on cali nomi
nal- Time loans. quiet and steady; so davs .
per cent; 30 days, 2i2 per cent; six months az
d315 per cent .
Prime mercantile paper. 81 IA per cent.
Sterling exchange. weak. with actual bpsinass
In bankers bills at 81. S63O074 500 for ca 49,
bills and at $4.S76064. S77O for demand NaS
Commercial bills. $4.s6@4SeI
Silver bars. 51hc.
Mexican dollars 44c.
regular II
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Poultry and Game

Poultry had a steady TO frm closing. the
market being practically bare of desirable stock
and in good shape for the coming Week. Only
one car OF western chickens was received dur
ing the week. Two fall due tomorrow
Poultry (per oZen)-Hens. $4-5OG5 for small,
$5.504650 for large and ST@9 for extras; young
ROSTERS. $S010: old ROSTERS. $4G5; flyers,
$6G7 for large and $5@5.50 for small; brOilers.
81. 5O64.50 for large aud S2.5On3 for small;
ducks. $6dT: pigeons, Sl.50 squads. S2M2.25,
geese, $1.j0Q2 per pair; goslinSs, $2Q220 per
pair
Game-NomlnaI.
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Fruits Unsettled by Late Boats
Provision Market Firm and Active

13La@13Ae; ne plus ultra, l3c; Drake. liz
Ike; Ianguedocs, aO@1Oac; hardshells. IgSc-
WaInuts. lie per ID for No 1 softshells, &C for
No. do; flbertS 121s ollie; pecans, 15017e.
Honey-New comb. 14@15c for water white
and 1O912c per ID for amber; extracted, sc Tor
water white aud 1ae for light AMBER OLD, can
died and dark amber, 494Iae per ID
,Beeswax-27lz 929c per ID for light and 2o9
2Gc for dark.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Receipts of eggs smaller than the
preceding day by about 200 eases, and although
there was no actual shortage of supplies or
any particularly brisk demand. the market ruled
firm and hrsts and thirds advanced 1ac
to &c and 2113c, respectively. Eastern eggs
were Offering freely, recent arrivals includ-
ing of large Minnesota whites, for which
was not much doing in butter, but the market
remained firm at the old quotations Stocks
of extras were comparatively light and I'M
evenly distributed, besides. Holders aYerse
to selling round lots at the quotations. and
as buyers refused to pay the figures asked,
there was very little trading between first
hand dealers. Cheese was unchanged and fea-
tureless.
Trading the exchange was confined TO
eggs, the sales being follows: 10 cases of
extras at p l2c; 10 at 2S42c, and 80 at 2Sc g
dozen.
Receipts were $4,000 pounds butter; 90, 500
pounds cheese and 957 cases eggs
The following official quotations estab-
lished by the sales, bids and offers the floor OF
the dairy exchange Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 15c TO &c higher, owing to the yarl-
Gus charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 2615c per h.
| firm: do hrsts, 26c, firm; do seconds 25c firm
No. l packing stock, 2215c, steady.
Cheese-California fancy flats, 1870 per ID.
firm; do frsts 12i2c, firm; do seconds lie, firm;
fancy Young Americas. 15Ac. firm; do frsts,
141ac, firm; fancy Oregon Young Americas,
1545c, weak; do hats. 15c. weak.
Eggs (per dozen, cases included -California
fresh extras. 2Sc, firm; do frsts, &c firm;
DO seconds, 23lsc, firm: do thirds, 81 15c firm.
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London Wool Sale.

LONDON. July 1O.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today numbered 10. $50 bales
which were quietly sold at recent rates Con
tinental and home buyers took the bulk OF the
good merinOs. and home spinners were ready
buyers Of erossbreds. which were in large sup
ply. Americans secured a few lots OF the
latter. Next week 1880 bales will be offered
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NOW YORK Grain NIarket

NEW YORK. July 10--Ffour--R Receipts. 1850
barrels: exports. 900. Quiet but firm First
patents s62om6.s5: do straights S6.25@6.6O:
do extras $4.75d5.70: winter low grades, $4.75
$3.50; Kansas straights, $5.75@6.
Wheat-Receipts. 5000 bushels; exports. 49,
500. Spot firm No. red old. 40 nominal
elevator and +. 0. b. afoat; No. red new.
northern Duluth old si.s7% nominal +. o. b.
ahcat: No hard winter old. $1.35S nominal
+. o. b. afoat Owing to continued heavy rai ms
and foods in winter wheat states the wheat
market was strong and active. closing &c to lie
net higher. July closed $1.26R; September
closed s1.IsTs; December closed Sill; May
closed Sl.19.
Minneapolis Flax Market
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Nor,bcr, wheat MarI,et

SEATTLE. July 10.-Wheat-No milling quo
tations. Export: Bluestem, $1.24; club, 81. Ia;
red. Sf.09 No receipts.
TACOMA July Misunderstanding: Blue
stem. S1.3Gn1 50; club. $t.14. Export: Blue
stem, 81. "a: club S1.14; red, S1.09.
PORTLAND. July 10.-Wheat-Track prices;
Bluestem. nominal; club, silly; valley, Sill.
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Northern business

balances, $135, 497. '-7y'
SPOKANE. July 10-Clearincs 81 2s1 IA.
balances. $40. $50.
aDces $J5.24 "a
SEATTLE July 10-Clearings 60 oe4 GRO.
balances. s6a2 462 iV'D'
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SANTA CRUZ, July 10.-Poultrymen today
are receiving % cents for eggs. Marketings
have been good. Demand is crwding supply
PETALUMA, July 10-The week closed with
no change in the price paid for eggs, &c cents
being the best Offering and dealers paying
"a cents cash. Poultry is in poor demand and
the prices low. Feed remains high Green
feed, except garden truck, is scarce.
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10 Pacific Tel & Tel Common, -. 40 .62H
- Pacific Tel q Tel (common) -. 40. 81 \:
$1,000 T. r. r of q r. 4s... 1918
$1,000 L. A. G. & f. 5s (cash).... 90 90
$1,000 City Electric Co. 5s......... "a. 37It
5000 Cal. g. & e. G. NJ. & q. L. 5s. 80 90
Street
20 Alaska Packers ...........-.. al 90
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SAVANNAH Ga July 1O.-Turpentine firm
461s Gl7c. Sales. 1852; receipts, TS5. ship
ments. IS.
Rosin firm; sales, 943; receipts. ?. 299: ship
ments 7J6. stock. 1881.
Quote: r. 81. 75d2.S7ia; ID. S3.13d3.f5; T.
S3a2.G0; F. S3.75; G. SO. SEA ass. n. S4.120
AIS; I. s4.27ia; X. $3.50; NJ, $50; \. s5.15G
$40; VIC, $3.50; WV. $3.50.
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Banana Market

NEW ORLEANS. July 10.-The banana bust
ness is practically demOralized as far As prices
are concerned and the market Is almost without
a demand for fruit. is the declaration of John B.
Cefalu, president OF the Central American steam
ship company. which has contracted FOR frufc
along a part OF the coast Of Spanish Honduras.
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NEW YORK, July 1O.-The metal markets
were quiet as usual in the absence OF cables
Tin remained at 2S-95Q29 2Oc
Copper Unchanged: lake 13.25d13. soc. elee-
trOlvtic. 12,75G13c; casting. -. ola eEi-.S.
Iead-Dull 4-35d44O
Spelter-Dull, 5.35G5.40c.
Iron-Steady. at recent prices.
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! ST. louis. July -WOOI-U nchanged: me-
dunn grades eOmbing and clothing. 2202Sc-
light fine. 20625i2c; heavy fine, I3d2O15c: tub
washed 24l5 @36c.
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Local Mining and Oil Exchanges
Resume Again Tomorrow Morning

in cash and an increase of SO. s21 900 in deposits
IL is quite likely the first call for government
deposits. amounting TO $1,000. 900, which amount
Is payable and after July 10, will be reflected
in the next statement
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New York Mining stocks
Boston stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STnCKS

BOSTON. July 10.-North Butte again the
weakest feature in the local market, heavy sell
ing from Pittsburg causing a sharp break of
points TO Az Some stop orders were caught
around ~, ana this helped the decline. The
balance OF the list very dull. but prices
well maintained. The whole New York list
steady. with small transactions
The Mohawk dividend is payable August q
Books close July IL and reopen July 81.
COPPER CLOSE
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San Francisco bank clearings last week were
$50 7s7 .42s. against $50. 956 767 for the same
week last year decrease Of s4,16e,33s or
ia per cent. The decrease this year is due to
there being only i've business days last week.
AGAINST six in 1905.
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Receipts Of Produce July 10
Provisions


There have been no further price changes
during the last day or two. The different
products are moving off actively and the
market is firm.
Cottolene, one half Dbl. 1880; half bbls,
l0lac; fierce 10ssc; 2 tierces, 10l4c; tierces.
101kc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams, 1917 @1Sc; picnic hams, 1215c; bacon. 6 to
lbs, 20l4c; to 10 lbs, 1915c; 10 to IL lbs.
1910; fancy sugar cured bacon, 2315c; Arrow
bacon, to 10 lbs. 1sIae; 10 to IL lbs. Isle;
light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 1Sc: 10 to- IL
lbs, lIc; medium bacon, 15Ac; light medium
bacon. 151ac.
Lard-Tierces 14c. sos 14He, los 14Ac, IS
14Kc, 3s 15c; compound lard. tierces s5ac, sos
s%c. los 9Ac 5s sasc, IS 91sc; yellow cooking
OIL Doc per gal; white cooking OIL, DOC per gal;
salad oil, 5Sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government are 81 per bbl high
er Extra family beef, $14 per Dbl; family beef.
$3.50 per bbl extra mess beef, $l3 per Dbl;
smoked beef, 2I%c per h.
Pofk--Extra prime in barrels. $2l; clear. SOB;
mess So; pig pork, $2S; pigs feet, 50 for half
ibis, S2.35 for % Id kegs and $1.30 for kits.
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Colo Midland Is. So Union Pacific Is. 104Ss
Col SO rdoext 45As 9S& Do As III
Del & Hud CIV As log Do LIST & ref As. 999s
Den & Rio 6 IS. 971s U Rubber IS. .I0512
Do ref IS - 95k liz S Steel I'd IS. .105s4
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Do gen 49,. Tx Do LIST ext As. a
Do IS, A 81 Western Nd As. S512
Do cy As, ser B 761s Wrestling FL CIV IS. 81
Gen Elect CIV 5s 149 4 Wis Central IS. 95%s
III Cen LIST ref. IS. 100
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With the medium weights higher.
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with the medium weights higher
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-6A @7Ac per lb for steers. 5@6c for
cows and heifers.
veaLe1s@shc for large and s@sAc for
small.
Mutton-wethers. e1s@skc; ewes, 5h@Tc per
pound
Lamb-9@10c per ID.
Dressed Pork tper ib)-11@nhc for light and
9h@l0c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. l fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive, &c;
under 900 lbs, Sac; second quality, 3h@3Ae;
thin and undesirable steers, &C.
No. l cows and heifers, &c; second quality,
2&c common, thin, undesirable cows. 2@21ac.
Fat bulls and stays, lac; half fat thin
bulls, nc.
Calyes-Light weight, per lb. &c; medium,
4l2e heavy, 31a @4c.
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers, No. 1, 80 @4c; ewes,
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, AZ
@5c.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 40 lbs, 7M7Ae; 40 to 250 lbs, re: $50 to
800 lbs, So @Ic; rough. heavy hogs, 414@5c;
common, undesirable hogs, 4041ac.