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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-13
Women's Underwear in the May Sale

Union va!ue
low no umbrella style.
Suit at neck
knee length white Isle union suit Sl00 value
fitting draw
with durable fulness
ISe Vests
WOmens 25c Drawers 19cPrettiy lace trimmed
Vests low necks sleeves neck and armhoes finished
cotton tops 29c. 25c
womens Isle 5oc Drawers, 39eUmbela trimmed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-13
Screens and Shirt Waist Boxes

S4O0 burlap filled screens, mission oak frame.
$500 mating covered shirtwast box S245.
$500 mating covered good size box, $3.50.
Wayne cedar paper wardrobes. moth and dust
you, 65c.
Waldo" wood-web porch shades protection a
sive agency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-13
Jewelry Specials

Cuban heels, eyelet tie. short plain toes,
light weight soie Cuban heels, blucher lace, up
Just arrived patent kid tan and metal
the latest last The Directoire vamp
with tip perforated high arch pinch heel for
$3.50. MISSES 50 SHOES, $169-szes. So to 2
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grain.

wheat-LiverpooI futures were lower. and Chi.
cago was also off, The San Francisco market
showed no change, buyers and sellers being
apart.
The-world's shipments for the week were as
follows, in quarters Russian, 215 900; Danu-
bian, 5000; Argentine, 240, 600; Indian, 276 900;
CASH WHEAT
California club, $2.05@2071a; do milling,
n raes wnlie r aomnal at
$l.90@2; northern club, S2.O5@2.07la northern
bluestem, nominal; Russian red, S2@2.05; tur-
Club and Sonora, s202K@2 o5; new white to Aus. sa
tralian, 81. 2.o71a az 10.
10 a. M Session
Barley-Neither futures nor the cash grain
shortage is reported, the estimate being about
20 per cent. The receipts Of 62 s73 centaIs
yesterday included cargo of 53,0J9 centals
down from Port Costa for export
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, 81. .42ls al. 40; COM
sl.47la; shipping s1.4715@1.50, Port Costa de-
livery; chevaiier, Slo0@l 90
10 a.. Session
May--No sales Sl.47M bid, sl.4ss. asked
December y. 81 sGpi8a pisa siga 'F si,4sa si.a Iae
The California crop is reported much below last
years, the estimate being about 30 per cent. A
larger percentage is being eut for hay this year.
notwithstanding the shortage. In the north the
yield of the Willamette valley is also reported
short, though eastern Oregon and Washington
will have a good yield. Coast reds are Offering
at s1.92i5 G1.95, though they will have to be
recleaned TO render them suitable for seed.
New reds for feed S197la 6205 for good to
choice and 81 90M1.95 for poor to fair; reds for
seed, $2.05d2.17J5 per ctl: black, $2.5 asked: !:
new northern white, October November delivery
are selling at s1.67 per etl
Corn-Tbe market is firm, with western de-
scriptions in bulk higher.
California small round yellow, S1.s0@1 30;
large yellow, $1.s0@1 .S21s western states
yellow sacked, $l.S255 @1.s5 white, S1SJa
1.S71a; in bulk. San Francisco track yellow.
Sill; white, S175; mixed. $1.69; Egyptian.
nominal.
Rye-Quotations continue nominal at 81 go per
ctl as the last bid.
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Loans, Exchanges and silver
STOCK MARKET

For Saturday. trading in local securities was
active yesterday. Sales of bonds were $4,000,
including S4S. 600 Northern California power con.
per cents at $93. %. These bonds have
just been listed on the exchange. There were
also sales of California gas and electric gen
raj mortgage and trust certificates at 500.
Alaska packers was higher at $3.50, and As
dividend of Soc.
The following unlisted quotations were made
Ocean Shore IS. S59.25 asked; Pacific Gas and
Electric 5s $94. 50d94. IS. preferred stock S105
bid; Peoples Water common, $3.75@4; West
ern Pacific 5s. par bid
The Comstocks quiet and not materially
changed The only feature to the southern Ne
yadas was advance in Goldfield Con. from
Sc % to $6.45.
The Grouse Creek mining company of Siskiyou
county has levied assessment OF 10 cents
per share. delinquent August 80.
The output of ore from the Ophir mine last
week was as follows: 2.100 leyel-23 cars, as
saving $19.5s; 2.20O level-4S cars assaying
$15.69 per ton; from above the 2,300 level-23l
ears. assaying S27.14 per ton.
The Union oil company has distributed among
its stock holders and the stock holders of the
Union providence and United petroleum bonds
and stocks of the Producers transportation com
pipe line from the San Joaquin valley fields to
Port Hartford The amount was oversubscribed
three times.
The distribution was in blocks of 10 shares
of stock and bond payment to be at the
rate of S150 a month the Goth of each
month until January 20. 1910, when final
payment of S100 will be made The bonds are
to be held in trust by the Los Angeles trust
company for subscribers for two years from
January J. 1910.
The total bond issue is $3.500.000 and the
total capitalization 100000
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO July "a Extreme weakness
marked wheat trading throughout the entire day
Selling was general and support was of the
poorest kind. Several large holders were mod
crate sellers and smaller longs. afraid to hold
Their lines in the face of continued heavy move
ment of new wheat. hastened to secure rapidly
vanishing profits Arrivals here today were 3S5
cars and 35S were estimated for Monday. Alb
sence OF any foreign demand. notwithstanding
the severe slump in prices. also stimulated free
selling During the day July sold of from
Sl.leA to M.07A and September from $1s07 X
to si.o5H
There rally near the end of the day
July closed SLOTS and September s1.05% a
Corn was strong all day. notwithstanding a
drop in temperature In the southwest July
was an exception and declined more than lie
late in the session on profit taking Nearly all
OF this loss, however was rcgained later. The
close was firm with prices 1c lower to ssMMc
higher compared with yesterday
ne oats markct was quiet and the tone
somewhat mixed. July was weak in conse-
qucnce Of realizing sales, while the deferred
deliveries manifested strength on buying by
shorts AT the close prices were 1s@Ac higher
to 1ic lower
Provisions moved over narrow range Of
prices 81 advance in live hogs was bullish
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
weekIy cIearing House statement

NEW July 24-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows the
ments Of the . per cent reserve rule. This Is
decrease of $21T 9TJ 600 in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week
The statement follews:
Loans Sl,349. 2J9 700, Increase S3. .673 200. de-
posits 81 426 1894 300 increase $l7 100: crcula-
uon S49. .39S. 500. increase $139 600: legal tend
efs $sl, ,o52 500, increase $35s 100; specie 5000
$4,000 increase $l93, 200; reserve $3.50. .9gs 742
increase SOL 300; reserve required 1885,. 697 4T5
INCREASE $50 -215; surplus $34. .201 225 decrease
S2I7,975: ex United States deposits $e:3 723-
O25. decrease $345 600
The percentage of actual clearing house hanks
today 27.31.
The statement of banks and trust companies
Of greater New York not reporting 10 the
have aggregate deposits of $1.3s6 SSS 300 total
cash on hand $l51 ,O03, 500 and loans Amounting
10 $l.1S6. .691. 600.
NEW YORK, July 24-The Financier will
OF the city Of New York for the week ending
July "a discl0ses slight gain of 81 .1T2 100 in
cash as against a previously estimated loss of
cash by the banks Of something over So 0O0. 600
The movement from the interior during the
week resulted in gain of about 81 500 600
but the exports of gold 10 Argentina more
than overcafne the gain which the banks made
from other sources. Gold exports last week
The banks increased their loans S10.944 500 and
this, added TO the increase In loans reported by
the trust companies. made total loan expan-
sion OF about $50. .O00. 600 for the week which
was more than had been anticipated and which
was caused probably by number Of special
operations The banks in consequence OF the
expansion ia loans Increased their deposits
$1l $4,000. and the change noted resulted in
decrease of $1125.950 in reserve bringing
that item to $50, TS5.2S5. The demand for
funds for crop movement purposes is not vet
there is no indication Of an immediate cessation
OF the flow OF money To this center.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Butter. Chee,e and Err.

The egg market closed the week very strong
with the upper grades closely cleaned up and
the heavy accumulation of cheap or hot weather
stock, which had previously incumbered the
market. had about disappeared Extras made
another slight advance, going up 15c to &c
dozen. Eastern eggs were offering freely, but
did not find much favor with retail tradesmen,
while eastern bakers stock was hard TO move
being inferior to the lower grades of California
goods.
There changes In the quotations for
butter or cheese. there being trading in either
article under the call on the exchange. The
market for both was steady to firm. with busi-
ness of fair proportions.
Sales on the exchange were confined to extra
eggs. Two lots of 10 cases each were sold at
32c a dozen, and % cases went at 33e, the
buyer taking an option of 10 days
Receipts were 43 100 pounds butter, &c. 700
pounds cheese and ,005 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations. estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers the noor
of the dairy exchange. Prices In the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 1ac to &c higher. owing to
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 27isc per h.
steady; do firsts, 27c steady; do seconds, 2512c,
steady; No. / packing stock. 2315c firm.
Cheese-California fancy fats. 151sc per ID,
weak; do firsts, 145@c, firm: do seconds. f3 iac
firm; fancy Young Americas, 151ac. steady; do
frsts, 141ae. steady: fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas, Ice, firm; do flats, 151ae, firm.
Eggs (per dozen. cases included) California
fresh extras SIC. steady; do frsts- zoe. steady;
do seconds, 25c, steady: do thirds. 23c, firm.
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LITTLE TRADING
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July 24.-Dealings at the
stock exchange today were SO meager that
little significance can attach to them.
The sluggish and irregular drift of prices
was inconclusive as an index of specula-
tive sentiment. The attitude continues
one of waiting, apparently. on the action of
the United States steel directors at their
meeting Tuesday and en- the tariff bill.
Operations centered principally in the
Hartman Pacihcs. Union Pacific was
s.rong rising to its previous record of
IssIs, and Southern Pacific was heavy,
falling a full point under last nights
level.
The lethargy of the trading owes some
thing to the growing consideration of the
imminence of reasonable demands upon
the money market Some borrowing from
the interior is reported, attributed to the
approach of the crop moving requirements,
and Canadian banks show disposition to
reduce the volume Of their call loans in
New York as the period approaches for
increased needs at home.
The South American demand for gold
apparently remains unsatisfed.
Bonds. steady. Total sales, par value.
Sl.O6s, 900.
United States 2s coupons and the IS
have declined 4 and the IS registered 4
per cent on call during the week,
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Hay receipts were very heavy Yesterday.
being LILO tons intending S5 cars. Prices re-
NAMED unchanged. with the medium and lower
grades given the cold shoulder By buyers
The circular Of SOmers & Co. says;
There is an increased feeling Of weakness.
anu ON some days sales made at lower
ngures to effect. the movement Of the hay from
the ears. The consumers generally are not
buying their hay Tor winter use. it is ap-
parently impossible 10 bring them TO feel that
prices demanded are justified in any way by
conditions in the country aud the quantity Of
hay that has been harvested.
On account Of the high prices here the
port trade thar San Francisco has always en-
joyed has suffered greatly and. taking ail things
into consideration the outlook does not appear
promising for export business this fall
The majority OF the wheat and wheat and
cat hay has been selling from Sl4-50u 1880
per ton. There Is more tame oat hay coming
into the market now, but this does not move
OF well as could be wished. as the high
prices limit the sale.
There has not been much alfalfa nay com
ing in. although there has been plenty 10
supply the current demand. and the market on
this article has remained about as last quoted
There has been more straw arriving and
sales have been somewhat slow although no
definite changes in prices have taken place.
- BIan-s2sgso per ton for white aad S2s-So@
Middlings- -sas. .5oas7. 80 per ton
Shorts-S31 .50ef3S per ton
Feedstuds-Rolled barley. S31432; rolled oats
for feed. S40441: mixed feed. S2545O for aver
age lots; Oilcske meal. in 20 ton lots $500,
in 10 ton lots S39 in ton lots $3.50 small lots
$40; eocoanut cake meal at mills. S26 IN ~
and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots; jobbing. SGT;
corn meal 5000; cracked corn, S4Od 4l,
alfalfa meal and mealfalfs, jObDing lots so,
carload lots s23 per ton, red star alfalfa meal.
So for carload and So for iobbing lots.
Hay-New crop wheat Sl24lo; wheat and
cat. $12@lI; tame car, S129l4; volunteer Wild
cat. slO@l4; barley. Sl0gl4: alfalfa $l0g
II. 80; stock hay. $T91O per ton
straw-50gI5c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
SIaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-eIs @7c per ID for steers, 5@sc for cows
and heifers.
veai-7Gsc for large and sQolsc for small
Mutton-W -Wethers, 7Gs15c; ewes. 81 @715c per
pound.
Lamb-31s @10c per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@12c for light and
91h al Zoe for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No / fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive, 4c; under
BOO lbs, 3%c; second quality. sl5@s%c; thin and
undesirable steers, &c.
No / cows and heifers, 3@Skc; second quail
ity, 2a4c; common. thin, undesirable cows, ~ q
215c.
Fat bulls and stays. 1Nc; half fat or thin
bulls, i 1ac.
calves-Light weight, per ID. 5G5Hc: medium.
AZ @4Ac; heavy, 31a @4c.
Sheep tper ib)-wethers. No. /. az @4c: ewes.
3AQ315c.
Lambs tper lb)-This years milk lambs, AZ a
sc.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 7A@71sc; 140 to 250 lbs, 7is s@7%c;
250 to $50 lbs, Z Nc; rough. heavy hogs, 415@
&c; common. undesirable hogs, 46415c
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Hides. TaIIOw. wool ana Ho,.

New ran wool is-expected to appear in about
~ days Old stocks are practically exhausted.
Hops rule hrm at the advance recently estab-
hshed, with the market quiet.
Hides are still duh. pending the outcome OF
tariff legislation
Hides-Culis and brands sell about K0fc un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers 13lSc.
medium. 13e; light. 12e: cowhides, I2e for heavy
lze Tor light; stays, Size; salted kip. l2c:
salted vesl, 17c salted calf. lie; dry hides 2Ic:
dry kip, 2Oes dry calf. zoe: dry veal. 23c; dry
stays, 16e; sheepskins shearlings, GOA Zoe each;
short wool. 50d75c each; medium. 75cdSi each
long wool. $1.2511.751 lambs 25075c: horse
hides. salt. S22562-50 for large and S175d2
for Medium I5c@$f for small and 25d5Oc for
colts; horsehides, dry, S262.2J for large and
S1.2o42 for medium. 50c6$1 for small and
23450c for colts; goatskins. prime angora son
I5c; large hair goats. 25450c; medium 2Oa
zoe; small, 5915ei Mexican dry hides. IKE;
do picked. Ice; do dry salted. re: dry stags
lZc; Mexican deerskins, 30d34e; dry salted do
2o0J2tcs dry Central American. 2S032e per lb
Tallow-No. 7 rendered. 5G555c; No. 2 30
412c; grease. ease.
WoOl-The quotations are almost wholly nom
inal as the market Is practically cleaned ND OF
stock san Joaquin. years staple. 13H17c: do
to months. 12G16e; southern coast. 94IIt.
1905 fall clip-Mountain free. SQ12c: do defect
i've. 6gsc; Nevada. 1S920c per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers S612c for 1905.
per lh. with 13Q1Ic for contracts for new crop
delivery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Potatoes, ONION. and vegetables

Some Of the river boats and the train from
across the bay were several hours late yester-
day. and although sellers were able To dispose
or large portion of the earryoyer Of vege-
rabies In the early trade, the market was over
stocked again when the belated supplies came
to hand. Practically all Of the arrivals of green
corn arrived after most buyers had left the
market and prices for that article were low
and Irregular in consequence sellers being will
ing TO accept any fair offer to effect clearances.
Cucumbers, sumner squash and tomatoes were
still In burdensome supply and cheap. and the
market was oyerstoeked with peas, string beans
and green peppers The Gamers came TO the
relief Of the tomato market in the afternoon
and took numerous large lots at zoe box
Potatoes were quiet and weak. while onions re-
mained Arm. though the shipping demand was
less urgent than the few preceding days
Potatoes (per cti)--New, S5c@I.25 In boxes
and 65c6$1 in sacks
onions-New yellow. 90c@S1 per etL
Vegetables-Green corn, 75cM$1 % per sack
and $1G150 per crate; tomatoes, 20G4Oe per
box: green peas. T5cQ$1 per sack; string and wax
beans. ia@314e per ID; lima beans, 596c per
ID; summer squash. 25d soc per box: garlic. 40
sc per 'ib; cabbage 81 per ctl; eueumbers, 3jel
soc per box: caulifOwer, soc per dozen; turnips.
$1@1.25 per sack: eggplant. 75c4$1 per box:
green peppers, 60GS5c per box; green okrs- 81 q
l. 25 per box; asparagus, 50c@S1.2J per box;
rhubarb, 81. % a so per box.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Receipts of Produce July "a
Provisions

Cottolene. one half Dbl, 10ssc; half bbls
10Ac; 1 tierce. lose; tierces, 10c; tierces,
9Hc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams 161s @1Sc; picnic hams, 1215c; bacon, 9
to lbs. 201sc; to 10 lbs. 191ac; 10 to IL lbs,
191bc: fancy sugar cured bacon 231ac; Arrow
bacon, to 10 lbs, 1s1ae; 10 to Il lbs, 1S1ac;
light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs. lsc; 10 to II
lbs, 17c medium bacon, 1513e; light medium
bacon, l51ac.
Lard-Tierces 14c, 5Os 1415c. los 14%c, 5s
14Jsc 3s 15e; compound lard, tierces S1ac. SOS
sEc, los sAc,, 5s csc, IS 91sc; yellow cooking
salad OIL 5Sc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government, 81 per hbl
higher. Extra family beef, s12 per Dbl; family
beef, S11.50 per bbl; extra mess beef. $11.50 per
bbl: smoked beef, 21 &c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, I'm barrels $21; clear, $23;
mess $22: pig pork, $2S: pigs feet. SIS for half
bbls. 81 25 for 25 lb kegs and 80 for kits.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
GenernI nIerenandIne

Bags-Grain bags. 5a@5ssc: san Quentin
bags. 5atc;- wool bags. 52e FOR ga ID and 5Sc
for lb; fleece twine, Sc per 10
Coal-BeaVer Hill. 81; Pennsylvania a=thracite
egg, SIG per ton; Wellington, 80; New yelling
ton. 50; Coos bay. 81 Australian bouse-Rieh,
IoOnd. etc, 50; Pelaw Main. $780, Stanford
Richmond IS; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. Sl5; coke,
$15 per ton in bulk and SIG in sacks Rocky
mountain coal. $3.50 per short ton
Ofls-Qu0tatiOns are for barrels LlnSeed, l4c
per gallon for boiled and re for raw; cases, s.
more; castor oil In cases, No. /. lie; Bakers
"A, S1-1S9115. China nut, cases. IO4oOe per
gallon cocOanut Oil in barrels, S0Q63lac Tor
z, according to quantity; extra hieached winter
sperm oil. Ole; natural winter sperm oil. 9les
natural whale oil, soc; extra winter strained
herring oil, 40c: salmon OIL 35c; boiled ash oil.
Soc; paint oil. Csc.
Coal Oil. Gasoline etc-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe: $50 deg. Oil. iron barrels
or drums, l2c; special do. 12c; pearl oil, In
cases, lie; astral. 17cs star. lie; extra star.
motor gasoline. In bulk 15c. IN cases 22c:
no. l engine distiIlate, in drums, Sc No :
DO; &C; cases Te more; ss deg. gasoline. in
ouik SUe, In cases 3712e; yarnish makers and
painters naphtha, in bulk lie in cases 1S13e-
Iurpentine-71e per gallon in cases and SIC In
oulk, drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl OF 28O lbsl-E. $3.50; +. S6.65;
u $3.50; II. 81; /, $7.05; WV, 5000
Red Red and White Lead-Red, sl5 99cs white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Inc Western sugar refining company quotes as
nne. 0-15e; do coarse. 5.25c; fruit granuIate ted.
2-zoe; eonfeetioners' A. 5.25c. crystal dOminOs.
N eases, s.25e; tablets. in half bbs. 575c; tab
lets, In boxes, &c; cubes and crushed 5.50e;
powdered, 5.55c; candy granulated. 5.55e eonfec-
TONERS crystals, 5.35c: magnolia A. 4 S5c; extra
=, >. Zoe; golden c. 4.65c; d. 4.55e. Barrels and
30 % 10 bags Zoe. half bbls 25e. boxes 50c more per
lVO IDS for all grades. Bar is quoted over and
ABOVE the price for fruir granulated in 100 ID
oags as foliows- Bees. 100 lbs, soc: barrels. 4je;
haI barrels. soc. 80 II tins. cased. SECS; % 10
sins. ~ eased, 81 %; 10 ID tins eased 10 in case
=-tOi . ID tins. In case, s. 10; 80 10 boxes
yate packages
1ne california and Hawaiian sngar refining com
pdny quotes as follows; Berry. 5.25c; "Higrade'
Sar, o-oOe; powdered. 5-35c: A crushed. 5-5Oc; c.
FL, y n, extra hne dry granulated. 5-1Jes coarse
uIy granulated. 5.25c; cOnfectiOners' A. 5.25c.
SonIectioners crystals. 5.35c; cubes. 5.5Oc;
Dricks, S-oOc; extra fine granulated 600 10 bags
OHiyl. -; excelsior A. l. soc; extra c, 4.75c:
golden {, 4.65c; yellow d. 4.55e: H. & E crystal
domlnos. s 25c- Additional per 100 lbs. In bar
feIs and 80 ID bags. 1oc more; half barrels. 25c
= ore boxes, SOC more for all grades. Bar in 35
10 and 40 ID tins. $40 more.in 10 10 tins 81 35
more Minimum order. carload weight.
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tor. Provisions closed shade higher to
Cash Grain and Proxisionn

CHICAGO, July 24.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour-Easy; winter patents. SJ.30@
$40; straights, $5Gp6.25; spring patents, S6@
$50; straights. S4.90@5. 90; bakers. $3.50G5. 25
No. rye, 79c; feed or mixing barley. 65@67c;
fair TO choice mailing, 6S@73c; haxseed, No. l
southwestern, Sl.3l; No. northwestern. 81 .46;
timothy seed. $3.50: clover $10.S5: pork,
per bb s20.7T1a 6120.s0; lard. per 100 lbs
$11.1252; short ribs. sides Qoose), 11.40@11.50;
short clear sides fboxed), $11.s7h @12.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
TO Is, 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 1, 11D.
900 bushels. compared with LOIS, 900 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for Monday-Wheat, 35S cars; corn
265 cars; oats, 50 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

Flour-California family extras. S660@7 net
fne S550@5.70; Oregon and Washington per
bbl, s5.50@650 for family, bakers and patents
aud 81 .75Q5. .25 for cut OF; Kansas patents
$40; do straights. $780, do clear. 81; Dakota
patents, S775@T.95; do straights. 81 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount, are follows: Graham dour
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four, S4.25; rye neal 81:
rice -four, IS; corn meal. s.. 2J; extra cream DO
SO. 10; oat meal. $5.40; oat greats So 40; hominy
$3.6064; buckwheat -four. So; whole wheat dour
$4.25; rolled oats, bbls $S@S50, In sacks So 40
as: extra cream do, $3.50 IN sacks and SO In
barrels; rolled wheat, bblS 1913. in sacks 81 SO
@5.25; pearl barley. $3.50; split peas, boxes,
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Poultry and Game

There was practically no market for poultry
yesterday, there very little of anything
received and buyers were paying hardly any
attention to the odds and ends that were offer
ing Only one ear of western chickens was
handled during the week. Three expected
to arrive early this week.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $5@5-50 for small,
s66p7 for large and SSd10 for extrasz young
ROSTERS s1d9 old roosters. $4.5O95; fryers sea
for large and $5d5.5O for small: broilers. SAC
as; pigeons, $3.50; squads S2G225; geese,
81 1.50d2 per pair; goslings, S292.25 per pair
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