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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01

Canned Asparagus-Prces OF the California
fruit Gamers association are as follows per
dozen in 21a square cans: Mammoth white 81 50;
mammoth green. 81 40; large white. $3.50; large
Canned Pess-Following are the prices for 1900
pack: Standard. eOc; sifted. 81; extra sifted.
81 20; extra fine sifted, g; s5 petit pOis sl5O.
Quicksilver s44. .5OG45 per fask for local use
Cordsge-Manila. 9Ac; sisai. Sc; sisaI. bale
rope. 9G915c per Id. net cash, no discount.
121sc; Nicaragua, 915 @l21sc: Guatemala Next
can. 79l315c; Hawaiian, s9141ae; Ecuador.
Pacific Codfsh-The Union nsh company quotes
as follows: Bundles. small. WHOLE so 10 hales.
4.Ae; cases. regular, large whole 100 10 boxes.
eastern style. s6.75: Anchor brand. 6Ac: narrow
gauge. : I15c; Silver King. IAe; Golden State.
blocks, 7≻ oriental blocks 7Ac; Crown brand.
tablets. SIC; Pearl. tablets, sac: ID boxes
fancy boneiess., 1Oe; 2 70 boxes fancy bOneless.
The Alaska goldfish company quotes as follows:
Bundles, small, whole. 4Ae; cases. regular.
ern style, SIC; Frigate. 6Ac; narrow Paragon.
TI1c; Monarch. 7s4c; Western pride. 7l5e; Impe-
Star. ? Is tablets. SIC; Pscifc Belle / ID tab
let's SIC; Choice Bits. crates. II ID boxes,
ioc: do 80 ID boxes. lie; picked cod. half bar
'e'S' '''G REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
as TSSw standard Sa'S Coarse 1
525c: fruit granulated 5.25c; monarch bar
$500: H. & E. crystal dominOs. cases. s. .25c:
cubes and crushed. 5.50c tablets in half
bbIs 5-75c: do. in boxes. &c; monarch pow
dered. 5-35c: xxx powdered 5-35c; candy
Rranulated, ). 35c: confectioners' A. j.26c. con
fectioners' crystal. 5-35c; extra fine granulated
5.O5c: magnolia A. 4S5c: extra G. 75c; golden
G. 1850: d. 4.55c: bbls and so 10 bags 1Oe
half bbls 2jc. boxes soc per 100 lhs
than for bags of 100 lbs net: bar in 35 and 20
10 tins 81. 20 more: in and 10 10 tins. s.. 50
more per 100 lbs than price of this grade in
100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows Granulated basis.
525c: ''Higrade' bar. $500; powdered. 535c;
A crushed. 5.50c: berry. 5-25c: G. & H. extra fine
dry granulated. 5-25c, coarse dry granulated.
525c: confectioners' A. 5-25c; cOnfectioners'
crystal 5.35c; cubes, 5.50c: bricks. J.Jvr. extra
fine dry granulated 600 10 bags only). 5.O5e:
excelsior A. 4S5c: extra c. 4.75c: golden =.
1850: yellow ID. 4.55c; r. & E. crystal dOminoS,
S25c Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and
50 ID bags. 10c more; half barrels 25c more.
boxes. SOC more for all grades Bar IN S5
and 40 III tins. 81 10 more: in 10 ID tins. 81 35
more. Minimum order carload weight
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GeneraI NIerehandise

Bags-Grain bags. 515@5afc: San Quentin
bags. 5Ac; wool bags, &c for 3l3 ID and soc
for 1 lb; fleece twine. Sc per 10.
Coal-Beaver Hill. $S; Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg $15 per ton; Wellington. 50; New
Wellington. 50, Coos bay. $S Australian house
Richmond, etc, 50; Pelaw Main, 50; Stanford
Richmond, $S Cumberland SIS In bulk and
$3.50 In sacks; Welsh anthracite. S15; coke.
SIG per ton in bulk and $lT in sacks; Rocky
mountain coal. 80 per short ton
OilS-QuOtati0ns for barrels. Linseed. 11c
per gal for boiled and T5c for raw; cases. sc
more; castor oil in cases. No. I, T1c Bakers
gal: cecOanut oil, in barrels T0N73lac for XXX.
6T15 a Tic for No. I and 6506Sl3c for No. =. ac-
cording TO quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil. Ole; natural winter sperm oil, 9lc natural
whale oil. soc; extra winter strained lard OIL
95d96c; pure neatsfoot OIL zoe. No. I ueatsfOot
oil 6Oc herring oil, zoe; salmon oil, soc; boilsd
fish oil, 35c; paint oil. Soc.
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-Water white. irons
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg OIL iron barrels
or drums. 111ac; special do, 12c; pearl oil, in
cases. lie; astral. lie; star. lie: extra star.
zoe; Elaine. 2613c; eOcene, 2Oc; red and
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c. in cases PIE; No. I
engine distillate. in drums. SC; No. do. Tc;
cases &C more; S6 deg gasoline. in bulk zoe, IN
cases 371 12c: varnish makers and painters naph-
tha. in bulk lie, in cases 1Stac-
Turpentine-S0e per gallon in eases and 73c in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
ROsin {per bbl OF $50 lbsl-E. 81; r, S7.O5;
G.. S7.15: II. S7.25: I. $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red, Sia G9cs white. S9
Size per h.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1903 fruits. T. b.
factory. as follows.
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PARIS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Nov. 3o.-Possibillty of switch
mems strike western railroads was largely
instrumental in causing a sharp bulge in wheat
prices late today. The market recovered all OF
the loss sustained earlier in the day and closed
strong, with prices AQlhc above yesterday.
Corn closed firm, oats steady and provisions
weak
The wheat market was 4 dull and dragging af-
fair until the announcement was made that the
switchmen on many of the western railroads
would go strike tonight unless their demands
We're granted. This caused great uneasiness
among shorts. inasmuch as stoppage OF freight
would check the movement in the northwest and
further hamper deliveries on December con-
tracts The demand became decidedly active In
the final hour and prices quickly advanced more
than 1c From S105, touched about midday.
December rose to S1.e5ss. May advanced from
81 .05ls M105A to $1.O6A The close was al
most at the top. finals December being at
81. ~ and on May at $1.061s G1-O6A.
Liquidation of December corn caused weakness
in that market the greater part of the day, but
a frmer tone developed later in the session
owing to the bulge in wheat. Increasing re
oeipts and decline of 1d2c in the price Of the
cash grain were the basis of much of the sell
ing pressure. The close was at almost the best
marks of the day, December being &c lower at
5SAc. May closed Il higher at 1ac.
Trade in oats was dull but steady. prices on
sll deliveries selling within a Ac range through
out the dag. Prices closed a shade higher
Provisions closed weak, with prices so
higher to 42I2c lower.
The leading futures ranged follows
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties

SANTA ROSA. Nov SO.-The highest price in
years IL not inrthe history of the egg industry
in Sonoma county, was reached here today, when
local dealers offered soc per dozen for choice and
45c for seconds, after receiving the quotations OF
the San Francisco dairy exchange for the day.
All former records were broken Wednesday OF
last week, when 57c offered for choice. but
on Friday there slump Of 10c- Saturday
49l2c paid and Monday 53e A large dealer
here explains the sudden rise to be due to the
failure of San Francisco dealers to secure their
usual supply of eastern cold storage eggs. which.
he claims are candled and sold for choice fresh
eggs. In violation of the nure food laws.
PETALUMA. Nov. 30.-The price of eggs went
up &c today. after receipt of quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange. The best offer
ings were soc time receipts and 5Sc and SIC
cash. The weather Is threatening and conditions
remain unchanged.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour-Steady. No. . rye. 7415 dT5c;
feed mixing barley. 4S@52c; fair to choice
mailing, 5sG66c; haxseed No. 1 southwestern,
sl,7l; No. l northwestern. sl.s1; timothy seed,
s3.75: clover, S950d 90; mess pork. per bbl..
$23. 1924; lard, per 100 lbs. s1370@1390;
short clear sides boxed. $11 S21a az
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts
/ 1.5S5. 600 bushels. compared with 1 $40 900
bushels the corresponding day year ago. The
worlds visible supply, shown by Bradstreet's,
Increased LAS, 900 bushels. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow Wheat. s3 cars; corn, 223 cars;
oats, % cars; hogs 50, 600 head.
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There were further liberal arrivals OF garden
vegetables from the Los Angeles region yester
day, and there quite surplus held over
from the preceding day the market had an easy
tone and prices for some descriptions were
easier. Tomatoes, however, were strong at II
a crate and natural growth cucumbers from the
south brought Toe Dozen Bay tomatoes were
still in evidence and brought stin prices The
potato market was moderately active and some
receivers were asking higher prices for strictly
fine Oregon Burbanks The onion market re-
mained firm at the recent advance.
Potatoes (per ctl-Rlver White. 6OuI5e for
common to choice and 90cdS1 for fancy; Salinas
Burbanks. $1.15@1.35; Oregon Burbanks, s5c9
$1.10; sweet potatoes, SlG1.25.
Onions-S1@11O per ctl.
Observation-Disclosures. $1@1.50 per box for
selected; green peas, Sale per ID; string and
wax beans, oG1c per H. lima beans, oGte per
lb; squash. 75cMS1 per box; garlic.
&c per ID; cabbage. soc per ctl; cucumbers,
nominal; caulihower. 50N60c per dozen; turnips,
Toe per sack; carrots. zoe per sack; eggplant.
5a6c per ID; green peppers. 5G6c per Ib; celery,
2OM3Oc per dozen: mushrooms, 1502Oc per Id.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Mheat-Lverpool futures were lower. Chi
eago was fraction higher. The San
francisco market showed no further change
though the feeling is hardly as firm as it has
CASH WHEAT
California. -; Sonora. S1.971 y 2.10: Promo
and white Australian. S1.97j5 62.07la. Northern
wheat-Club, s1.s7h@1.9o Russian red. 81 .So@
l. 81 turkey red $l9o@2 per cti; bluestem.
No business
Barley-Freights are weak and nominal at
20s. usual European options The chartered grain
tonnage in port is 457S against II .4S1 tons on
the same date last year. disengaged. 2I .2S5 tons.
tons, against 10000.
Futures were weak yesterday morning, but
the cash grain was quiet and without change.
Liberal shipments of feed are still being made
from the San joaquin valley to Los Angeles.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, $1.450i1. .46N; common to
fair 81 40@ L 42A per ctl; brewing, s1.4TH@ a
$1.50@1.65 per ctl.
10:30 e. M Session
May-Sl-51H bid, s1.52h asked.
Dec.--$1 .441a.
2 p. m. Session
Dec.-$1 .44%.
0ats-Are steady at the slight advance noted
on Monday. Receipts from the north are modef-
ate at the moment, and the demand for seed is
fair
Reds for feed 81 e507 /. 10; reds for seed. s1o0
@2.15; black, $240G2.65 asked gray. nominal
Corn-In the absence of importations from the
western states the market is largely nominal.
Small round yellow 81 10; white. S1,so@
yellow, In bulk. San Francisco track, $1.63;
white, $l.6S@ !. 10: mixed $1.61 per ctl; white
Egyptian SloI1a a so; brown do. S1.35 per ctl.
nominal.
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SUMMARY or
THE MARKETS

New York stocks unchanged. Coppers
hrmer.
Spot and future cotton as before.
Local stocks and bonds still active.
Shipment of sl,sss.564 to the orient.
Bank clearings gain 1871 per cent over
1908.
Silver and Hongkong exchange higher.
New York exchange on Paris lower.
Wheat and other grains unchanged.
Hay dull and weak.
Beans quieter and easier.
Flour firm and active.
Dried fruits and raisins frm.
J. Choice comb honey well cleaned up.
Free shipments of soolred wool TO the east
Hides quiet and weak. Hops dull.
Dressed beef, veal and mutton strong.
Hogs higher. Other livestock dull.
Extra eggs advanced sharply.
Butter and cheese active and frm.
Provisions Arm and lard higher.
Potatoes fairly active. Onions firm.
Fresh fruits quiet Cranberries weak.
Poultry in ample supply.
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STOCK MARKET
PRICES SEESAW

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The movement
of prices in the stock market today was
ascribed more to technical causes than to
the reflection of opinions or causes bearing
on values.
There was a considerable body Of ao-
sorption today by uncovered shorts and by
new buyers for long account to offset the
liquidation which was caused by the events
Of the last few days. There was near
enough balance between these opposing
forces to bring prices back ever their own
course and to lead to considerable unsettie-
ment Of sentiment in consequence. The pro-
fessionsl traders felt the pulse of the mar
ket eagerly and their shifting of position
had much to DO with the variations OF the
price current.
The closing brsak in prices yesterday
evidently disturbed holders of stocks in
widely extended fields. Lenders of money on
stock collateral apparently shared this un-
easiness to an extent which prompted calls
for additional ma-gins and, in some in
stances, precipitsted liquidation. Later raj
lies developed smaller offerings, although
the demand for stocks at the recovered
level proved meager and cautious.
One party in the speculation remained
uncertain whether the selling on account
of the apprehension ever the antitrust pro-
gram had spent its force and whether un-
propitious factors were satisfactorily
cleared up to open the way for renewed ad-
vance. The other party feared the overex-
tersion of the short interest and possible
embarrassment in getting back stocks sold
short.
The additional engagement of gold for
export made continuing drain on the cash
holdings Of the New York banks, and the
movement Of currency from the interior
implied by the maintained rate of New
York exchange at Chicago does not insure
an entire offset to that movement. The
preparations for the December money set
dement's which call for estimated total
of $50, ooo eco in New York, had no appre-
ciable effect on the local money market.
good showing of October net earnings
helped some of the railroads, notably Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific. Rock Island
and Wabash preferred held some strength
on deal rumors.
Bonds were easy. Total sales (par value),
So, 500, 600.
United States As registered declined !.
per cent on call.
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Lnree Gold Exports

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O-The gold export move
nent showed no signs Of abatement today Be.
fore noon 81 100000 I'm gold had been engaged
for export to Argentina. the National City bank
taking $6O0.O00 and the Merchants national
bank $500. 900. Halt a million for the same des-
tination was taken yesterday, following $1,000
600 engaged last week.
rhe days engagements were increased anoths,
Lalf million this afternoon. Goldman. Sachs &
Co taking $250.000 for Argentina and an equal
amount for Brezil.
Gold exports this year reached the 500. 900 600
mark with todays engagements. The total now
stands at Sl00.5C0. .000. Of which nearly half or
s4s. 500 eOO has gone to Argentina. SO. 100000
to Brazil. $13.e00.0O0 TO Paris $13. $50 900 to
London. 11,2J0. 900 70 Japan and 81. O00, 900 10
Holland.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce November
Provisions

The market continues firm and active with
lard ,ec higher. Hams and bacon un-
Cottolene-one half bbl, 12%c; ) half bbls.
12ssc; tierce, l2lac; tierces, l2ssc; tierces,
Hams aud Bacon-The western meat company
quotes. as follows: Hams. s1sGl9c; picnic
hams. lac; California hams. 1T@1sc; bacon. 6 to
g. lbs, lbs, 2a1sc; to 10 lbs, 22lse; 10 to Y lbs.
lbs. q 5s; 10 to z lbs, 2lKc light dry salt
medium bacon. tic; light medium bacon. re
Lard-Tierces Ice, sos 16Ac. los 1870. 5s
sos loslc, los nAc, S. i1%c IS Iilac; yellow
cooking OIL CSC per gal; white cooking oil, 65c
prices are per Quoted Export lots
higher; Extra family beef, sll per Dbl; family
bbl; smoked beef 2ic per lb
Pork-Extra prime In barrels, s27; clear. $2s;
bsf bbs s pig fdr pork x : Sa pigs feet e $50
Meat Market
Live sheep and lambs are higher and live
hogs have also advanced. There are good many
hogs coming in but good many are being
used. Dressed beef veal and ewes are slightly
higher The maTkss nHSsssn s reported POI, ,% dull
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef.7a71sc per lib for steers e@7c for cows
veal-s@9c for large and eA@1o1ac for
Mutton -wethers, sh@1oc; ewes. sGsc per
pound.
Lamb.llsh@Iec per lb.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-11@12c for light and
96l10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive. 4i5c per
lb; under 900 lbs, &c; second quality 80 @4c;
third quality. 31ac.
No. cows and heifers. 31zc: second quality
Sc; third quality. 21ac; common. thin, undesir-
A'l Fat bulls and stays. 2a2Ac; half fat or thin
bulls. 11a@1%c
Caives-Light weight per lib. SIC; medium,
" Sheep per lb1'-wethers. No. u. 5H@51sc;
ewes. 4t5M4%c.
Lambs fper lb) This years milk lambs. 6iz c.
z Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 10C
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Rem. and seeds

Beans show numerous cnanges, both up and
down. though the latter predominant. The mar
ket is not as firm as 1t has been, and the
movement is also less active Seriously rain dam
aged lots sell below the quotations
The report Of Adolf Koshland says; The re
CENTS OF beans In San Francisco during the
month of November amounted to 256,O00 bags
about 100 900 sacks more than the receipts dur
ing November 1905 The total receipts for DC
tober and November, 1909, are much greater
than the receipts for these months In 1905. ant
are three times tn 1907 receipts for thess
months. In fact they are greater than the re
CENTS for the whole year of 1907
1.-THE shipments during the month have beer
heavy Stocks increased very materially during
the month. by reason o. tie heavy arrivals.
..At this writing the market has assumed
ouieter tone. Prices exceptionally high
Beans tper ctl)-Bayos. s4.751 SIS; pea nom
inai: small white. 81. 75G4-s5; large white. $50
$50: pink, SO. 50Q3-I5; red. s6gI; blackeye
So. .T5G4; lima. $404. 25: red Kidneys $50
20: cranberry beans. $4d4. 30; Garvanzas
80 5On3.5O: horse beans. sl.75@2.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4d4Ac: yellow mus
tard. 5l4c; haxseed. 4lsG5c. carload lots: ca
nary axe: alfalfa. 16ia d17c: rape. IL 021tc
imported rape, 4G41ac; timothy. &c; hemp. 81
@3ac; millet. &c per h.
per ctl
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. NOV. 30.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-GoId coin. 1854. 1853. $50: silver
dollars S4S7. OBS, 900; silver dollars of 1890.
81. .9s2. 600; silver certificates outstanding,
$4s7 OBS. .O00
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. 50 6S7. 77e: current liabilities siIO-
1856 353: working balance in treasury Offices.
$26 533 $50: in banks TO credit of treasurer of
the United States S36 325 662; subsidiary silver
COIN S. Jog. .6s5 minor coin. Sl272 ASS; total
balance In general fund. $50 709.472.
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New York Grain Marked

NEW YORK Nov. 30.-Flour-Receipts. 80.
700 barrels; exports, 1,500 barrels. Quiet and
lower.
COO bushels. Spot. firm; No red. $125. do
nestle. nominal, elevator; No. red. S1.24h,
nominal, (. o. b. ahoat; No. / northern Duluth.
S1.169s, nominal. f. o. b. adoat No hard win
ter, S1.1S1s, nominal, I. o. b. aioat. Wheat
easier most of the day under lower cables.
favorable crop news and larger movement. but
advanced in the afternoon covering the
threatened strike of switchmen in the northwest.
The close &c to 1c net higher. December
closed at $1.l5, May at Slips and July at
{ OK
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New York Money Marke-

NEW YORK. Nov. 3o.-sfoney on call firm at
AZ a. per cent: ruling rate. per cent; closing,
bid and offered at ~ per cent.
Time loans easy 60 days. ~ n per cent: 30
DAYS ad4A per cent; six months. 452M4% per
cent.
Primo mercantile paper. 5M5I5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
IN bankers bills at S4.S410d4.S420 for 60 days
bills and at 81 4S115 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.S344.S3%.
Bar silver. II &c.
Mexican dollars. 53c-
Bonds-Governments and railroads easy
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Poultry and Came

Poultry fper dozenl-Hens. $5.5o96 for small.
ROSTERS. So 65OG1T: do extra large. s7qs: old
ROSTERS S405: fryers. $5d6; broilers. S444.5O
for large and S3614 for small: ducks, S6dQ;
pigeons, 81 %; squads, So. 3.5Od4; geese. S2.5O93
per pair: goslings, per pair; turkeys, nom
inal-
Game (per dozen)-Nfallard ducks. S6@S; can
vasbacks sTm9; sprig. sos; teal, SAC 80;
widgeon So: spoonblls. 50 80; blackjacks.
So 500I3: cray ducks 81: gray geese, S3d
40: white geese S1.5O@2: brant. 81 -50G 30:
honkers, S6@7. so; hare. $l.50G2; rabbits, S2-2J
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Nnrthern Bnsinesa

SEATTLE Noy. so.-ciearIngs. s2.247, PA;
balances. S430 $50.
= sPoKAxE. Nov. so.--clearings. seee CSC; bal
~ PORTLAND. Nov. so-clearings. 81 ,542, 1876;
balances, $2I5, ,047.
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Continued Activity in Stocks
And Bonds at Steady Quotations
San Francisco Bank clearing-

San Francisco bank clearings in November
were S1S7, ,562, 499 against $1546S9. .231 for No
per cent.
The clearings for the first IL months of the
year 81 IS6 PAS 402. against 81, 593, S34 i64
for the same period last year, an increase of
s192, ,413. .63S, Or l21 per cent
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACoMA. Nov. 3-wheat-Milling: Blue
stem. S1.13; club, $1-02 Export: Bluessem,
Sill: club. $1.01; red Russian. 99c.
SEATTLE Nov. 30.-Export wheat-Bluestem,
s1.o7is: club and fife. 97iac: red Russian, 941ac.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 30.-Wheat track prices
Club, $1.02 bluestem, $1.13; red Russian. 99c:
turkey red, S1.O2; forty-fol S1.05
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Customs Receipts

The receipts of duties imports at the
San Francisco custom house in November were
S613. .s51. against $59s, ,s2G for the corresponding
month of last year. The total receipts from
January ! TO date were ST. 063, lS5, while the re-
ceipts for the corresponding period in 1908 were
Sc, ,12I, ,921.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 30.-Flax-$1. .s0A.
Corn-No yellow, 572. G5s&c.
0ats-No. white. 3sls d3Sasc.
Rye-No. 3. 6sss d7OAc
Wheat = December. s104%; May. s1.O5s.
cash-No. ! hard $1.065s dl.OIls; No. l north
ern. $1.06as 1.06as; No. 2, S1.04ss @1.04as; No.
g. S103M1 .04
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HAY and Feed~tuffs


Receipts OF hay continue moderate. but the
demand is poor and the market tone Is weak
The circular of SOmers & Co. says:
Admitting that present stocks Of hay are
somewhat excessive. yet with the great increase
In consumption throughout the state and Will
the acknowledged shortage in surrounding states
II must be acknOw ledged that the prospects for
continued high prices are very strong
AT the moment there seems to be feverlsh
EFFORT on the part of some holders TO dispose OF
their hay. but IL Is our idea that conservative
methods in marketing stocks viii best serve the
interests OF holders"
Bran-s29q3O per ton for white and s2s5o@
20 for red.
Middlings-s s36. 50G3T.50 per ton.
Shorts-S31. 5OGS3 per ton.
Feedstuns-Roled barley, $31432; rolled oats
for feeds $50. 50d 81. So mixed feed, $2S433 for
average lots; Oileake neal in 20 ton lots $50 80.
in 10 ton lots $40. in ton lots $4,000 small
lots SAL cocOanut cake meal at mills. SO IN
20 and 10 and $3.50 IN ton lots; Jobbing. $26;
corn meal. $3Td3S: cracked corn, S3IQ3S; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots $24. car
load lots S23 per ton; red star alfalfa meal, 81
for carload and S23 for iobbing.
Hay-Wheat. $i4G19; wheat and oat, $134lI;
tame Oat. $l2G16; volunteer wild oat. SlO414s
alfalfa, S9G12; stock hay. S7910 per ton.
Sraw-50@65c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
Lonns. ExchnnRc and silver

The Chiyo Maru took out a treasure Ist OF
81 3s9 e4 as follows: 81 o31 .53T in gold bullion
shipped 10 Kobe by the Yokohama specie
bank; $155.T2T in silver bullion, shipped 70
Shanghai by the Russo Chinese banks; Steo,ooo
in silver bullion. shipped to Shanghai by Inc
Anglo London Paris national bank; $50 600 IN
silver bullion shipped TO IIoagkong by Inc Inc
WellsFargo Nevada national baris, and ',5oo
international banking corporation.
Silver and Hongkong exchange were higher
and New York exchange Paris was lower