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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cotton Market

NEW YORK Nov. 22-Hutton's wire SAYS.
The cotton market was active during the morn
ing. Prices sold of at the opening. but later
advanced 15620 points. showing dullness after
midday. but later more active and advanced
10 higher levels for the day. The ginning report
was the principal influence the market AMI
the interpretations of the report appeared to be
more bgllish than bearisb. The bulls claimed
that the report Indicated a crop not far from
100000 bales and bull leaders classed il
very bullsh. confirming the ideas Of small
crop BeariSh interests were not positive.
port Of IL 100000 bales The confidence of the
bull traders. however evidently more than
that of the bear traders. and bidding was ac-
tive. The offerings on the advance were not
very large. while there good buying orders
on hand The local trade rather inclined 10
take the bear side when the market showed any
weakness. but ran quickly soon as the market
showed signs Of advancing.
The United States census reported 1.C97. 900
bales ginned during the last period November
to November "a. against I. f04. 0e0 bales for the
14th instant having been 8 100 GOO bales against
9.595. COO one year ago. 1t IS probable that "A
hiaAer percentage Of the crop has been ginned
than ever before. probably than 10 per cent.
against 1873 per cent last year.
Gable advices from Russia were favorable.
Moscow reporting yarns sold ahead from NEXT
April to August 1. inclusive.
During the first hour a buying order appeared
which carried prices TO the highest of the DAY 10
the close. IL is estimated that aboHt 100000
bales were bought by the bull crowd. There waS.
of course. continued liquidation. bur IL never
was strong and no big lots changed hands ar any
time.
Spot closed quiet Il points advance: middhnr
uplands. 14.S5c; middling gulf, 15-1Oc; sales.
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Marked Activity in Associated
Oil Shares at Advanced Prices

among local securities yesterday. running up
long lists of sales at advance from $4S.,o 10
$3.50 other strong stocks were Pacific light
ing preferred at SIC, Alaska packers at 81,
City electric at $3.50 Makaweli sugar at sol
and Telephone common at $50. Peoples water
per cent bonds were lower at SIG. Sales OF
bonds very small.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas com
sold at $3.50, closing at S5I.2oQoe, Wniie
the preferred was offered at sS9.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were steauy
but quiet. Goldfeld Con- was the active s,oeE
among the Southern Nevadas, ranging from
$3.50 to ss.121s. closing at S7.95, against S'.sz
Saturday. Buying orders caused the ao-
vance in this stock.
In the copper stocks Cumberland Ely de-
clined from 1925 TO Ss.75 and Giroux from
$12.25 to Sl1 %. against Saturdays closing quo
Oil stocks ex dividend yesterday were Clare
mont. &c. and Sauer Dough. sc.
Amalgamated copper has so far TINS year
announced dividends of S3,oTT.75I, the last
being 80 cents per share payable November ~.
Since its organization in 1899 this company has
declared dividends totaling s59. 1872, 100 on
capitalization which gradually increased 70 70
S153. SST 900, making return equivalent TO 90
per cent.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

There continued light receipts of top
quality fresh eggs yesterday and the market was
accordingly firm, with even the largest receivers
senderly supplied. Bids at 5Sc under the call
the exchange failed to bring cut any stocks
and that figure was accordingly made the official
to quotation of 35c dozen. while storage ex-
tras 1c lower and weak at the decline.
The butter market developed better tone, busi-
on the street being of good proportions. and
there was also some active trading among first
hand dealers the exchange. The quotations
were unchanged, and cheese, too, stood before
quoted.
Transactions on the exchange were confined to
butter the sales being as follows: so cases of
extras at 32c, 10 at 33c and 30 at 32iac pound.
Receipts were 29,000 pounds of butter 92, 600
pounds of cheese and 905 eases of eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
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. 3215c per lb,
firm; do frsts 3012c. steady; do seconds. 29c.
steady California storage extras, soc. firm; ex-
ira storage ladies, 251ac. steady; do hrsts. 25c,
steady.
Cheese-Calfornia fancy fats. 1sc per ID.
firm: do frsts, 17c, firm; do seconds, 15c,
firm; fancy Young Americas. 19c. steady. dc
1S1ac. firm; do fats, lie, firm; California fancy
storage fats. Ice. firm; do frsts. 151ac. firm;
storage Young Americas. 1Shc, firm; New York
singles. Ice, firm do daisies. l91ac. firm.
Eggs (per dozen cases included california
fresh extras, 5se firm: do frsts. Soc firm do
seconds 35c. firm: do thirds, 2Sc, firm; California
storage extras, 30c weak.
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General NIerchandise

Bses--Grain bags, 515W5Ae; San Quentin
bags SIC: wool bags. &c for SO ID and 35e
for 1 lb: fleece twiue Sc per ID.
Coal-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg S16 per ton; Wellington. 50; New
wellington 50: Coos bay. 81; Austria lian house
Riehm0nd etc SO: Pelaw Main. 50; stanford
Richmond IS; Cumberland. S1J in bulk and
$1,000 In sacks Welsh anthracite, $15; coke,
SIC per ton in bulk ano SIT in sacks; Rocky
mountain coal $500 per short ton.
Quotations for barrels Linseed,
re per gal for boiled and T5e for raw:
cases sc more: castor oil in cases, No. 1. Tie.
Bakers AA, 81 l.13@1. 10; China nut cases. 7Om
soc per gall eocoanut oil. in barrels. T007315e for
wv e51h6771 for No. / and 65G6SIsc for No q
according TO quantity extra bleaehed winter sperm
oil ole: natural winter sperm oil. Gle; natural
whale OIL 55e extra winter strained lard oil. 95
d96c: pure neatsfoot oil. Toe; No. neatsfoet
oil 6Oc; herring OIL 40c; salmon oil, 39cs boiled
fish OIL 35c; paint oil. 35c.
Coal OIL Gasoline, etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg oil. iron barrels
or drums II iAc; special do 12c; pearl oil. ia
cases. lie; astral lie; star. lie; extra star.
2Oc: Elaine 2613c: eocene. zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c. IN cases pc; No I
engine distillate, in drums, Sc; No do. 7c;
eases &c more: Sc deg gasoline In bulk Soc. in
cases 371kc; varnish makers and painters aspn-
tba in bulk lie in cases Isle
Turpentiue-S0c per gallon In cases and 73c IN
bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosfn (per bbl of $50 lbs)-E, 81; +, $7.05; G.
S7.l5; II. $7-25: /, $3.50
Red and White Lead-Red s15Q9c; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
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Los Angels Markets

Los ANGELES. Nov. 22--YeIIOw sweet pOta-
toes advanced on the produce exchange from
81 so 10 1.75 per GENITAL today. All varieties Of
potatoes We're bid above the market Eggs, but
ter and cheese were hrm.
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles TODAY
were: Eggs Al cases; butter. 1896 pounds:
cheese. I67 pounds; potatoes 6.323 sacks; onions.
81 sacks. beans. none; sweet potatoes. 1SI
sacks: apples. 6.953 boxes.
Eggs-Extra selects. 53c: local ranch candleG.
irsts. 51c; count 4Sc; eastern fresh soc.
storage packed extras. soc.
Butter-Creamery extras. zoe; creamery irsts.
6T1ae; eastern creamery extras. SHE; cooking
butter. 26c
Cheese-Northern fresh. 100 nc: eastern sin
giles. Ice; eastern twins 1901912c; eastern
cheddars. Ice; eastern lOnghorn 2Oc; eastern
daisy. 20c; Swiss. imported. SIC; Swiss domes-
tic 23c; brick cream. zoe; Hmburger. 206i 21c
imported Edam. case of u. SSd9; oregon twins.
1Sc; Oregon daisy. I9c.
Beans (per ctll-NO. 1 pink. S425df43 No.
lima. $440d4 80; Lady Washington. 81 ~ n
4.50; small white. s.. 40ll5.5O; blackeye, 81. 80,
Garvanzas $3.50: lentils 81
Potatoes tper ctl}-Salinas. S1-6501-75; High
lands. 12001 40: Oregon. 81 40a1 80. local
Burbanks, S5cG$1; sweets yellow. S1.5O01.7J
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Nov. 22-BuIsh news of various
descriptions impaired a strong tone to the wheat
market here today, final quotations showing net
gains of MM5sc The corn market also was
strong owing to wet weather. Oats closed steady
and provisions irregular.
Although trading in the wheat pit was not
active at any time. sentiment bullish from
start to finish. The December delivery was again
decidedly congested and the price advanced
readily the least demand. News of the day
was almost exclusively in favor Of the bulls.
During the day the December option sold be-
tween S1.0SM and $i09ss, and May between
81 .05la and $1.06I5. The market closed strong,
although the prices were about 1ac below the
highest, final quotations December being at
S1.094 and on May at S1.061s. The worlds
shipments were much lighter than had been es-
timated The amount of breadstuffs ocean
passage showed moderate decrease and re-
ceipts in the northwest were comparatively
light. These factors contributed to a firm tone
at the opening. Later in the session the market
becamet still stronger owing to an unexpectedly
heavy decrease of 1,15S,000 bushels In the Wis
ible supply of wheat i'll the United States, CON-
pared with increase of 3, 800 600 bushels in
the corresponding period year ago. and to
unfavorable crop reports from Argentina.
Sentiment in-fhe corn pit WAS bullish through
out the entire session. The market closed firm,
Oats dun and prices moved over mar
row range. At the close prices were a shade
higher to 1sc lower.
Provisions were weak at the start. but much
of the early loss was regained. Pork displayed
the greatest strength aud at the close was q
shade to 71aM10c higher. Lard and ribs closed
21ac higher TO 71ac lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts of dressed turkeys up to noon yester-
day were nearly 400 cases, about % tons Al
though the buying movement did not really com
mence, there a fair amount of trading. and
sellers, who were willing TO sell at prices rang
ing from 25c to 2Se. according TO age quality,
etc, had no difficulty in effectng clearances- At
the opening receivers asked 29d30c for prime
stock. but the market settled early in the day
and 2Sc became the ruling price for the best lots
Live turkeys were a little higher Two cars OF
western chickens were marketed and met with a
good demand at satisfactory prices Game came
to hand in bad condition. showing effects OF the
murky weather Prices for nearly all kinds OF
wild fowl were lever, while hare and rabbits
remained firm on light arrivals.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. $505-50 for small.
s6d6.5O for large and fSTG9 for extra; young
ROSTERS, $6.50@T; do extra large, S7GSi old
roosters. $4G5; fryers, S5@6; broilers, $44450
for large and S304 for small; ducks, $6g9:
pigeons. $1.25; squads. $3.50G4: geese. S2q2 90
per pair; goslings. per pair live turkeys,
22G24c per lb; dressed turkeys. 25d2Sc per ID.
Game (per dozen)-NIallard ducks. 81. 5O@3:
canvasbacks. $500; sprig. S1.5O@3; teal. $l.50@
2.50; widgeon. 81 .506i2. 80; spOonbills $1.2Jl2;
blackjacks 81 .25G2; gray ducks, $2Q3; red
heads. s2@3; gray geese. S293: white geese.
81 2jG2: brant, $15OM2.50: h0nkers, S6G1.5O;
hare S2672. %; rabbits, So 25672.50
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-Cash prices have again advanced. with
the market very firm The demand is fair Over
$4,000 ctls came in from the north yesterday
CASH WHEAT
California, ; Sonora $1921b62: Promo
ana white Australian, $1.9562.025a. Northern
wheat-Club, $1.S0@1.S So; Russian red Sl75M
isO; turkey, red, Sl.S5@1.9e per ctl; bluestem,
81 per Genital.
FUTURES
Barley-The market opened the week steady
and unchanged. The large receipts of As 395
ctls included Al 2S5 ctls on a vessel down from
Port Costa for export.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed SLATE; good to choice
81. 45d 46l5 common TO fair 81 .40G1. 4215 per
Ct etl; brewing, $i.47E @1.4s$4; shipping lots,
81. 47A @I.50.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ........ 81 .5IA s1.51A $1.51A Sl.514
December -. AS 1.45A 1.45 1.45A
May-s1.51 bid: s1.52 asked. eSi0i
December-S1. Az bid; $14515 asked.
0ats-Changes in gray and white will be
noted. Gray are nominal, there being very few
here large line of oats in from the
north yesterday.
Reds for feed. 1.60@ 1. 70 reds for seed, 81 90
al black, 81. .40M265 asked; gray. nominal
at 81 6212 a l. Co. white, $1,000 1.65 persctl.
Corn--Small round yellow, $1.10@1.75 white
S1:s0@1.s5; large yellow. $l.75; western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco tract, $157:
tian, S1.57l4 @l.65; brown do. s1.5715 G1.65 per
ctl.
Rye-Californa is quoted at ST. .O5 per ctl and
eastern at $1.S5.
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Fruits-Evaporated apples, SG9c: aprlcots. 10
@12c; moorpark 1215 q 13c; peaches So 1T1z G.
prunes, 21a @2Jsc. with &c premium for 40s and
no 30s at any price; pitted plums, nominal; hgs,
s342 G415c; pears. 6h q 12c; nectarines, 506c.
New Raisins-Layers, elusters-6 crown, $3.50;
crown. $1-T5; crown. $1.25; ordinary Layers.
crown, 9Oc; crown. SOC; seeded, Al G5Ac;
seedless sultanas 2a4 d4%e; Thompson's seed
less. 343Ac for unbleached and IA @IAc foT
bleached; loose muscatel, 4 crown. 4c; crown,
315c; 2 crown, Sc; seedless, PA c.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. I41a 415c; IXL,
14@1414c: ne plus ultra. 13@1315c; Drake, 101a
@11c; languedocs. 1o@1o15c; hardshells, 61z @
&c; new walnuts, 1S12c per lb for No 1 soft
shells, SIZE for No do; flberts. -; pecans
141a @16c; Italian chestnuts 1252c; Californis
ehestnuts, s@12c; peanuts, Az Q5c: pine nuts
zoe per lb.
Honey-Comb 14@15c for water white and
10412c per ib for amber; extracted, 71ac for
water white and 61a d7c for light amber; cid,
candied and dark amber. 49412e per lb-
Beeswax- y 430c per lb for light and 233
26c for dark.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. $6,2O96.6O net
without discount; bakers extras, S62096-6o; su-
perfne S5G5.30; Oregon and Washington per
bbl $j306Q5.50 for family, bakers and patents
and 81. 80 for cut on; Kansas patents, S6-2oG
$50: do straights $6.0596.30; Dakota patents,
81 50 do straights, $3.50 per Dbl.
Farinaceous Coods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. no discount. follows: Graham hour,
SO per 100 lbs; rye hOur. $3.50; rye meal, So-oO'
50 20; oat meal, 81; oat groats, 81; farina. S4;
hominy $3.50; buekwheat -four. 81 so; whole
wheat -four So 40; rolled oats, bbl S65O41, IN
sacks S4@6.50; extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
81. so in barrels; rolled wheat, bbls 81 90, IN
boxes, S5 for yellow and $500 for green per 100
he
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MARKET UNEASY
FROM DECISION

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The financial
community was as little prepared today to
make its final appraisement of the import
TO corporations of the judicial decision
againstNthe Standard oil company as it was
in the short stock market session of Satur-
day after the Unexpected announcement OF
the decision. The disturbed tone Of the
market and the marked lapse into dullness
when measures Of support became effective
were significant of the Importance attached
to the decision and the wish to await the
final disposition Of the case before going
forward. It is in the uncertainty thus IN
voIved that the principal harm is feared,
not only for the speculative position IN
stocks. but for business activity. 1t was
for this reason that all commentators were
agreed on the Importance of early set
tlernent of the appeal in the case.
The first hosr of today's stock market
saw contest vigorously waged between
the conflicting elements in the speculation.
in which the balance was fairly turned in
favor Of the reactionists in spite of the
most determined efforts at support. During
this period of the days operations well
nigh half of the days total business was
transacted. It is evident, therefore, that
the demand for stocks followed the price
recoveries that followed the first hour with
some hesitation. The buying, having
achieved its purpose of checking the de-
cline, diminished.
The copper stocks suffered particularly
from the assumption that the new decision
would prevent the proposed consolidation Of
the principal copper producers. United
States steel and Union Pacific also re-
footed the special bearing which the de-
cision was supposed TO have on these COM
panies. Reading. on the other hand, was
strong throughout and formed the rallying
point for the opposition to the decline.
Discounts eased abroad, but foreign ex-
change held firm here and more gold was
engaged for South America.
Bonds were easy; total sales tper value)
IS, ,2e2 600. United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-e1a @71sc per lb for steers. e@el4c for
cows and heifers.
yeai-7la acc for large and 99105c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. ga 10c; ewes, S4S1ac per lb.
Lamb-11@12c per b.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@115c for light and
9@9hc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight
No. / fat steers, over 800 lbs. alive, 4l1c per
lb; under 900 lbs. 4c; second quality, Sz94c;
third quality, 314c.
No. / cows and heifers. 3lac; second quality,
Sc; third quality. 21ac; common, thin undesirable
Fat bulls and stays, 14 G2c; half fat or thin
bulls, 112c.
Caives-Light weight. per lb, size; medium,
&c; heavy, 4@4ne.
Sheep tper lb)-Wethers, No. l, 4A@5c; ewes.
4@4Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, &c.
Hogs (per lbi-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 14O lbs, &c; 14o to 250 lbs. 71a@7Ac; 250 to
$50 lbs, 7c common, undesirable hogs, 4h g5l3c-
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Nearly 1000 SKIS bran came down from the
north Yesterday Hay was weak. with sellers
quoting some grades slightly lower.
Bran-S2s0l5U per ton for white and S2S.oO'9
20 for red.
MiddIings-SS6. .5OGS7s6O per ton.
Shorts-S31 50933 per ton.
Feedstuhs-Rolled barley. S31032; rolled
oats for feed. S33 5O6l34. so; mixed feed, S2S43s
for average lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots
S39 so in 10 ton lots $40. in ton lots $40 so
small lots S41; cocoanut cake or meal at mills
S25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in . ton lots; job
bing $26; corn meal. S37q3S; cracked corn. $3l
M3S. alfalfa meal and mealfalfa. jobbing lot:
S24 carload lots S23 per ton: red star alfalfa
meal SD for carload and $23 for jobbing-
Hav-Fancy wheat is quotable at $40 and
fancy oat at SIS. The 0uIk or the nay sells a:
follows Wheat, S15@1S; wheat and cat, 81
@1I: tame oat. .S13@15; volunteer wild oat, S1'
all; barley and oat, $13910; Alfalfa, S99912
stock hay, $7l10 per ton.
Straw-50@65c per bale.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of produce November 22
PPOyisfOus

Cottolene-one half bbl. 12gc; 8 half asls,
12%c; 1 tierce, 1215c; tierces. 123sc; tierces,
12Hc.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows Hams, 1s1a G19c picnic
hams, 14e; California hams. 17@ 1Se; bacon. 10
s lbs 23hc; to 10 lbs. 221ac; 10 to u lbs,
22lkc; fancy sugar cured bacon, 2515c; extra
light bacon, to lbs. 221ac; to 10 lbs. 2154c;
10 to Il lbs, 211Ac; light dry salt bacon, to 10
lbs 1S1ac; 10 to II lbs, 1Sc; medium bacon, lie;
light medium bacon. lie
LardaTierces 1oe, S9s 1 1SAc, los 1875 d6Ac, 5s
1oAc los 1IAc, 5s 1850, IS 1ac; yellow cook
ing oil. Csc per gal; white cooking oil, 65c per
gall salad oil. Csc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbl
higher Extra family beef. $14 per bbl; fam
lily beef, $3.50 per bbl extra mess beef, $13
per bbl; smoked beef, 21c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels $27 clear. SOS;
mess, S27; pig pork, S32; pigs feet, $3.50 for
half bbls $40 for % lb kegs and S1.35 for Kits.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Although the trade occupied with dressed
turkeys yesterday there was a fair amount of
advance buying for holiday wants. Oranges,
hlgh grade apples and pears were more actively
dealt IN than anything else and prices for all
three were steady. Three cars OF new navels
and the last car of late Valencia oranges for the
season were marketed. New crop mandarin
oranges from Orovile were Offering at 81 a box
There were no regular prices for grapes. offer
lngs consisting almost wholly OF poor quality and
rain damaged fruit. which was hard to move al
any figure. Figs. toe were slow of sale, al
though sellers were willing 10 make concessions
TO effect clearances Only four chests of berries
were received. Raspberries sold at the fiat rate
OF $l2 chest, while Strawberries went at nomi-
nal rates
Strawberries Nominal
Cranberries-$ 50G10 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures per lb.
Apples-$l so per box for fancy, 7569Oc FOR
choice and 40M6jc for common.
Pears-Winter Nellis $1.50@1.75 per box;
other varieties 50c@S1 per box.
Quinces-50ca$1 per box.
Figs-50@75c per box.
Pomegranates-75cdS1. 81. so per box.
Persimmons-S5c1S1 per box
Grapes-Lug boxes, 50d SOC; small boxes. 35 n
SOC; crates. 5O@ Toe.
Citrus Fruits fper boxl-Valencia oranges. So
$3.50 new navels, 81 .25@2 80. with some
fancy higher; tangerines, $1d1.25 per crate;
grapefruit, $2.506l3 for seedless; lemons, 81. 2J
@4,I5 for fancy, S2.5OG3 for choice and $1G
LOO for standard; lines. S4.50G5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 7JcgS1.I5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2.50G3.50 FOR Central
American: pineaDples, $245 per dozen.
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks point so lower.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Copper stocks weaker.
Leading local stocks active.
Silver and exchange as before.
Wheat higher in the local market.
Barley and oats unchanged.
Hay dull and somewhat lower.
Beans continue to fuctuate.
Best eggs higher. Butter and cheese un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Fresh fruit in fair demand.
Turke.s bring high prices. Game lower.
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cash Grain ana Proyisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm; No rye. 76M77c: feed
or mixing barley. 51@54c; fair to choice mailing.
59@61c; haxseed. No. ] southwestern, SIT u !;
No. ! northwestern, 81. p timothy seed. So
clover. S9.50dl4; mess pork. per bb1 S23. 75Ql
"a: lard. per 100 lbs, S13. 20; short ribs, sides
tloose(, S11.3T1a @11.621s short clear sides
tboxedl, $l1.6212 Oils.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four equal
TO 600 bushels Primary receipts were
1,5OSO00 bushels. compared with 1,644000 the
corresponding day year ago. The visible sup
ply Of wheat in the United States decreased
lbs 900 bushels for the week. The amount OF
bresdstuff on ocean passage decreased 2T2. 600
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, 81 cars: corn, 2S9 cars; oats, 124 cars;
hogs 81 900 head
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beans and seeds

Numerous changes in beans were noted yester'
day. The market was quoted very firm. Re
cefpts were g. $50 SKIS.
nominal: small white.~S4 .5OG4.S5 large white
s34063.60; pink, $3.T56k3<s5: red. $6-50alIi
blackeye S4 15G4.23; lima. S4.15@4.3 30; red kid
yanzas. 81. .50GI3; horse beans, $1.7jG2.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4@4Ae; yellow mus
tard SIC; haxseed. Az 95c, carload lots; can
ary, 4Ac alfalfa. 161s @l7c; rape. IA g2He;
imported rape, 4Q415c timothy, &c; hemp, 3A
G3&c: millet. SC per lb.
Dried Peas-Green. $4.50G5 per etl-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Nov. 22.-Flour-Receipts, "a,
46e barrels; exports 29,7l9; steady with small
jobbing demand.
wheat Receipts. 45o,5Co bushels; exports.
167, LAT; spot firm; No. 2 red. $1.22 nominal
domestic delivery and $1.251a nominal f. o. b.
ahoat; No. l northern Duluth. S1.177s nominal
f. o. b. afoat; No. hard winter, S1.17A f. o. b.
ahoat nominal Further apprehension regarding
developments in the December position held
wheat firm all day with very light offerings
Russian crop news was bullish. receipts moderate
and the visible supply showed good decrease.
The close at net advance of 9s G1hc. Ex-
port sales were three loads. Decembed closed
$1.1734; May, 81 1915: July closed $1.04%.