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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-20

PRICES DECLINE
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-the notable fea-
ture Of today's stock market was the de-
crease Of speculative interest Doubtless
the primary cause of this is the narrow
ing resources Of the money market, sal
though the immediate tone of money IS
easier in New York than was the case last
week or the week before,
Apparently the speculative element is
not ssnguine in its hope that this relief is
to be free from interruption between now
and the end Of the year. The tone Of the
speculation today was greatly unsettled,
as was witnessed by the unceasing and IL
regular fluctuations Of prices. London was
a seller in this market.
There was selling on large scale from
sources nearer home and which proved en-
tightening as TO the character Of some of
the preceding buying which had been re-
lied upon as coming from we'll informed
and powerful capitalists whose leadership
il might be assumed was safe to follow.
In some Of the profit taking sales today
there was suspected a closing out Of in
dividual speculative accounts running up TO
the hundred thousand share mark of
purely professional kind. Operations on
that scale by boardroom traders created
sentiment of distrust.
This feeling vas emphasized by the APP
proach Of the quarterly meeting of the
United States steel corporation and the
doubt of the kind of stock market re-
Spouse which may be made to even the
most favorable outcome of that meeting,
in view Of the price altitude Of the stock
and the jubilsnt assertions of coming
events that have accompanied it.
feature of the situation that aroused
much conjecture was the strength of the
foreign exchange market, which made
further advance today with the continued
demand for remittance.
Special interest attached TO the an
nouncement Of the placing of block Of
st. Louis and San Francisco refunding
bonds with bankers in Germany. Partici-
patton by foreigners in some Of the bond
issues which are in contemplation is re-
lied upon to take up the heavy indebted
ness of the New York money market.
The points of strength in the market
were sporadic and they developed from
time to time in an eccentric manner that
made an explanation pulling. Violent
advances on small transactions in the ex-
press stocks were due to the advance in
the dividend rate United States
press.
Rumors persisted of coming combina.
tion Of copper interests, with some effect
on copper securities. The southern group
of railroads felt the influence Of the Hsw.
ley deal in Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and mysterious intimations of possible
further scope of the plan involved in that
deal. The sustaining influence of these
movements was only temporary and prices
ran of again, closing at about the lowest.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value. So, 1910, 600
United States bonds were unchanged on
cali.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-20

Canned sparagus-Priees OF the California
fruit Gamers association are as follows. per
dozen In 81 square cans: Mammoth white,
peeled, $40: mammoth green. 81. 30; peeled.
81 5s large white. peeled, $50; large green.
Canned Peas-FoIlowing are the prices for 1909
pack: standard sIfted. 81; e1trs siftsd,- sl.1O;
Canned Tomatoes, 1909 pack-Standard, No
ouieEsiITer-s44'5OG45 per nask for local use
and S436435O per task for export.
Cordage-Manila. enc; sisal Sc; sisal bale
0 Sose1costa PEI Rcs 81 sIssc: saissdor so
12c: Nicaragua. ga lie; Guatemala- Mexican. oal
lSf Hsws1sn s 1o5 ssS ss p Saot
as follows: Bundles. small. whole; so II bales.
Az: cases regular. large; WHOLE 20, iVe 10 10
eases. eastern style. $3.50. Anchor brand. 697cs
narrow gauge. &C. Silver King I1@c; Colder
bright. blocks. re: oriental. blocks, &c; Grown
brand. tablets. Sc; Pearl. tablets; Sc 5 III
homeless, 1Ol1c; half barrels, picked cod. $3.50
each
Alaska Goldfish company quotes az follows:
whole sc: cases. extra. SIC; eases. eastern
style; sSe; Frigste SIC; narrow Para n,
Star. 2 b tablets 715c: Psciac Belle,
boxes. 1Oc: do 80 2 ID boxes. 1o15e; picked cod.
half barrels. $3.50 each
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar 70 Pacific coast jObbers and
manufacturers as follows Standard fine, gran
ulated 100 ID bags. 5.40cs standard coarse
granulated. 5.45c: fruit zranulated. 5-45cs extra
fine granulated. 5.35c; confectionery A. sac
cube. 5-7Oc; crushed. 5.70cs powdered, 5-5Sc;
candy granulated. 5.55c; confectionery crystals
5.55c; magnolia A. 5.o5e; extra c. 4-s5c. golden;
c. s5c; D. 4-T5c: crystal domtnos, cases. 8 46c
tablets half barrels 6.95c; tablets. boxes. zoe
Bar sugar. bags 100 lbs, $500: barrels, 5.9ocs
half barrels 6.O5c; 40 ID tins T.5Oc. s. ID tins.
75Oc; 10 ID tins. S-15c: 8 ID tins. S-15c; so ID
boxes $500. Barrels and so ID bags Zoe: hair
barrels. Csc; boxes, soc per 100 lbs more on all
grades.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.45c; '.Higrade'' bar, $500: powdered, 5.S5c 4
crushed. 5.T0c; berry, 5.45c; & II extra nneI
dry graduated 5.45c; coarse dry graduated
5.45c: confectioners A. 5.45c: confectionery
crystal 5.55c; cubes, 5Toc: bricks. 5. roc; extra
fine dry granuIated 600 ID bags onlyl. $751;
excelsior A. 5.0Sc: extra c. 4-95cs golden G,
& s5e; yellow ID. 4-T5cs H. z. crystal dominos
s. 45c. Additional per 100 lbs: IN barrels and
30 ID bags. 1Oc more: half barrels. 2Se more
boxes. SOC more for all grades Bar IN IS and
40 ID tins. 81 20 in 10 N tins, 81 30 more.
Minimum order, carload weight.
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Stock Market

Yesterday was another comparatively quiet
day In local securities. Sales of bonds were
$5l ,OOe- and the United r. R. As were lower
at S14.60. In shares telephone preferred
higher at $685.. Spring Valley water stronger
at SS6.50. and Associated oil weaker at $40 80.
There was sale OF Fireman's Fund insurance
al $500.
In the unlisted department California wine
association sold at So closing S9010. Pacific
gas common was quoted at S57.75@5s.5o and the
preferred at 500. 15@91.50, with sales at sci.
The Comstocks were fairly dealt in and the
tone was generally firm. with the leaders
higher ophir sold up to 81. p. against $1e7ia
was not as pronounced, though Union sold up
to CSC, from S3c.
The southern Nevadas were still neglected.
ana the only noteworthy change was an adj
vance in Goldheld Consolidated from $3.50 TO
The Fairview Eagle mining company has
held It's annual meeting and elected as direc-
tors H. F. Holmshaw. H. G. Cutler. J. NJ. Fen
wick. George X. Elder and A. II. Howe. Dur
Ing the last FIVE months the mine has shipped
lSe tons of ore. valued at 50. 65I.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1e.-The worlds immense
accumulations OF wheat shown by Bradstreet' 5
statement mt OF the Visible supply showing In
gan 10 make Its effect felt today in the wheat
pf and caused steady fall in prices. Decem-
Der closing 1Mc below yesterday The bears
were also aided in the one sided contest by an
almost total cessation in the milling demand
mere Tor cash wheat, and lessening premiums In
other cash markets, Omaha and St Louis falling
Or from to cents. Another depressing factor
was the report Of the Russian minister Of agri-
culture, covering incompletely the years crop,
estimating it at $50. 600. 900 bushels, which is
l39 .OOo. 600 larger than last year.
Action In the corn pit took its tone from the
wheat market. December closed weak at nc
below yesterday. with May Sc below on
down drift In the last hour
Closing oats figures were Nc lower for Deem
Der and Nc lower for May, with relatively little
trading In May.
October lard was the most active commodity
in the provisions market. Indifference to the
market WIS displayed by buyers and the depress-
ing influence OF the grain weakness was felt
January products closed with pork 2lzc lower
and lard and ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High Low Close
Wheat
December -..... 1.05A 1.055 1.03N 1.o4
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beans and Seeds

Receipts of beans were large again yesterday.
being IL, 7s1 sacks, making 25,s22 Tor the nrst
two days of the week. The market continues
unsettled and prices change almost every gay.
both up and down. The report Of Adolf hoshland
says: -
ARRIVALS OF beans are growing heavier and
all varieties are now beginning TO come TO mar
ket The harvest is earlier than usual. since
1t had been delayed by the rainfall OF about two
weeks ago. The present rains may retard "
still further. In the meantime there have been
efforts on the part OF some shippers to MI their
early requirements, and this has caused the price
of some varieties to be very firm for prompt de-
Nveries The season is certainly opening with
extremely high prices and there is,Nof course.
some question as to whether these prices can
be maintained for all the different descriptions
of beans. At the present time the market Is
firm for all varieties.
Beans (per ctl)-Ne~ bayos. SO. 50d 40. pea,
nominal; small white, s464.25; large white.
81 eo@3. Is; pink. S3d3:15: red. nominal; black
eye, $390@4.10; lima. $4.1044-2 20; red kidneys,
s3.75d4; cranberry beans. s.. 2512-50; Garvan-
zas, 81. 60@3; horse beans, $1.5O0225-
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4d4Ac; yellow mus
tard. SIC; daxseed, 4d4Ec. carload lots;
canary, 4l4c; alfalfa, 1e1sGfIc; rape, cleaned.
2G21sc; timothy, &C., hemp, S5@3%c; millet,
IN d3c per 10.
Dried Peas-Green, So 25G3.50 per ctl.
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Grain Market
wheat and other Grains

wbeat-cbieago was lower and foreign fu-
lures were also weaker. News was bearisb One
of the depressing factors of the day was the
Russian minister Of agriculture S report that the
crop in 60 governments is $50. U0O,OoO bushels or
1ss. 600 900 bushels larger than last year. me o
IL 900, 600. The Australian crop outlook Is very
promising. In India weather conditions are
Ideal. Canadian stocks are increasing rapidly.
Further fine rains are reported in the winter
wheat belt. The milling demand has been sharp.
but is not likely to continue. The -four demand
for new business is OF materially
The San Francisco market, though firm. was
neglected yesterday owing to the Portola pa
rade. which led the brokers away from the ex-
change
California club. s175d so; Sonora, 81. s5@
1 rSeatNciub sissmi7o; Russian red sfes@
1.67h; turkey red, sl.15@ 1.s2h; bluestem,
FUTURES
1920 a Session
2 p. m. Session
No quotations
Barley-There was hardly any trading yester-
day. owing to the Portola parade. and morn
ing session Of the call board was held. All con-
hrm-
Freishts are steady at the union rate of 23s
tonnage in port is 1855 against 1871 tons
on the same date last year: dsengaged, 81 $40
tons, against 30.606: on the way to this port,
l56,515 tons against 100000.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot. $1.42ia d1.45; CON-
mon to fair S135G1.40 per ctl: brewing, 81. As
al 6M; shipping lots. $1.45@1. 46A.
FUTURES
1880 a. Session
No session.
p. m. Session
May-S14T% bid
December i.43 bid, sI.44 asked
Oats-Conditions remain as before stated. The
demand is good, but there are plenty Of oats on
the market with which to meet It.. Prices are
firm and unchanged.
Reds for feed. s1.s5@1.75 for good to choice
and $1.55@1.65 for poor to fair; reds for seed,
S19092 10; black. 81. 4o@2.75 asked; gray, nom
inal at $1.5711 d1.62h white, $1.57H al ,62J5
Texas red. in bulk sos, In sacks 81. local
per ctl.
81. 15GI. so: large Yellow. 81 Is: western states
yellow, In bulk. San Francisco track, $16s:
white, $1.73; mixed. 81. SO per ctl.
Rye-Western states, 81. so per ctl; California,
nominal.
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General Nferchandi.e

Bags-Grain bags. 5h95&c: San Quentin
bags, sac; wool bags. &c for 81 10 and 35c for
ID; fleece Irvine, Sc per ID.
Coal-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIS per ton; Wellington. 50; New Yelling
ton, 80; Coos bay. 81: Australian house-Rich-
mond. etc, 50; Pelaw Main. $3.50; Stanford
Richmond. S.: Cumberland. SIS In bulk and
s16 80 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. $1Js coke. SIS
per ton In bulk and ST. IN sacks; Rocky noun
tain coal, S. IS per short ton
0ils-Cuotations for barrels Llnseed- lie
per gal for boiled and zoe for raw; cases. Sc
more; castor oil In cases, No 1. lie; Bakers
"A. $1.13@f.f5 10: China nut, cases T09S0c per
gallon; cocoanut oil. In barrels. 65968t1c FOR
xxx. 6215 666c for No. and 60d66Hc for No.
2, according TO quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Gle; natural winter sperm oil, 91c;
natural whale oil, soc: extra winter strained
lard oil. 95G96c, pure neatsfoot oil, f3c; No
neatsfoot oil. SOC. herring oil. 4Oc: salmon oil.
35c: boiled fish oil, 35cs paint oil. soc
Coal OIL Gasoline, etc.-Nater white. iron bar
reis or drums, 1oc, $50 deg oil. iron barrels or
drums. i4c; special do 12c: pearl OIL in cases
Tic: astral. lie, star lie: extra star. Doc,
Elaine. 261sc; eocene. zoe: red crown and motor
gasoline, In bulk f5c, In cases &c; No. engine
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-20
Hay and Feedstuns

There were only two cars Of hay In yester-
day. The market remained as before stated.
Bran-S29@30 per ton for white and $2S.509
20 for red.
MiddlingsE ss6. 5oG37 so per ton.
Shorts-s31. 50@33 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolied barley. S29.5oG31: rolled
oats for feed, $37636: mixed feed. s2S@S2 for
average lots; oilcake meal. In 20 ton lots $50 so
in 10 ton lots $40, in 8 ton lots $4,000 small
lots SAL; cocoanut cake or meal at mills SIS in
20 and 10 and $25 so in ton lots. Jobblng. S26;
corn meal, $3S@39; cracked corn 5000; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa, Jobbing lots s24. car
load lots s23 per ton; red star alfalfa meal, so
for carload and 500 for jobbing lots.
Hay-Fancy wheat Is quotable. at $21 and
fancy oat at sis. The bulk Of the hay now COM
ing In sells as follows: Wheat, $15618; wheat
and oat. S14G17: tame oat, $f3915: volunteer
wild oat. s11@15; alfalfa, $9912; stock hay,
$z610 per ton.
Straw-5o@7Oc per bale.
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There are no further changes to report UNDER
this head Hops rule drm but dull at the ad-
vance noted yesterday Wool Is also quiet an
drm. while hides are strong and moving ae-y
lively
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1501c.
under quotations. Heavy sailed steers. 13Acs;
medium. I5c; light, 12c; cowhides. 12lse Tor
heavy. 1215c for light; stays. 91ac; salted kip.
13c: sailed veal. HE. salted calf. 1Se. dry
hides. 21c: dry kip. Zoe; dry calf. 26c;
dry veal. 2Sc; sheepskins. shearlings. 2084Oe
each; short wool. 5O675c each: medium.
15c9s1 each; long wool. u.25Gl.75; lambs.
IS a 15c: horsehides. salt, s.. % 250 for large
and s1.5062 for medium. 75cGs1 for small and
2565Oc for colts; horsehides. dry, s292-25 for
large and Si.25G2 for medium. 50e4si for small
and 25450c for colts; gOatskins prime angors,
75c d$1: large hair goats, IS 40c; medium.
20d30c; small. 5G15c: Mexican deerSkiBs,
81 = Q3Sc; dry sailed do, 25@27hei picked do,
TslIov-No. rendered. 595Ae; No. 2. "A
4hc; grease, 2031Ac-
Eoof-FaT ciip-Northeru free mountain.
12614c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 13s0l5cs
southern. more or less defective. IIa9SHc; fall
lambs. s61oc for southern and t26l5c for
northern.
HOps-Prices to growers f461sc per II
for 1908. with 24d25c for contracts for new
crop delivery
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na.,.-- and Game

Aho'r tdiad Il, two days, was marketeu -
tesd.T and the stock met with fair oemsn1 reSy
sstisiactory prices. California fowls sh n,sr
a+ s.s inclined to easiness- SeveraI e,o "a
dressed turkeys mostly old hers we're 5000
Game enT was In good request and STEADY as 10
values. "a 5oS7S for small.
Boosters s7d7.5O; do extra large, ssgs Sla
ROSTERS s4d5; fryers, s568; broiels, s4;S1go
for large and s3a4 for small; duc a1so sog 20
Ppn;r oo,sIings - per pair; live turkeys, -SG
55c ner ID for young and 19@He for Old go.
Game (per dozen --Mallard ducks; 20 seg To-
spoonbilis. s2.5O@3; gray geese. $4q3; white
geese s2G25o; brant, saga; hare, $loVg1-'0'
M hifs. s.. 2bM go.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-20

Ihere was an active market for vegetables
yesterday morning. but the activity Was Of
snort duration. as all OF the houses closed
carry on account Of the Portola parade. and mer-
chants who reopened stores hardly
PAID Tor their trouble. Supplies OF everything
were ample and price changes were few and
generally unimportaI1t- Potatoes were dull. with
oregon and river Burbanks lower. while onions
remained firm at the old quota tons.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River white, 556IOc Ss-
ltnas BurbaDks. 81 % al. 40; Oregon Burbanks
SOcGSl-l 10; sweet potaroes. 81. % al so.
Onions--New yellow. L7JGS5c per etl
Observation-Disclosures, 40d 75c per box; green
peas. 3@oc per ID; string and wax beans. Base
per ID: lima beans. 66sc per ID; summer squash,
100000 per box; garlic, 4G5e per ID; cabbage.
SOC per etl; cucumbers, 5oG6jc per box eauli-
Hover, SOC per dozen turnips. 75c per sack.
carrots. T5c per sack: eggplant. 5O@65c per boz:
green peppers, 40G6Jc per box; green okra, T5c6
81 per box.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-20
SUMMARY OF
TIE MARKETS

New York stocks and the coppers weak.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Leading Comstock stocks strong.
New York and Hongkong exchange higher.
Local markets affected by Portola fete.
Grains firm and active.
Beans coming in heavily.
Receipts Of hay down to nothing.
Hides, hops and wool firm.
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged.
Dried fruits firm and selling steadily.
Rather more demand for raisins.
Butter higher. Cheese and eggs unchanged.
Potatoes dull and lower. Onions Arm.
Fruit market of a holiday character.
Poultry easy. Game steady.
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AvniIabIe Grain supply

NEW YORK, Oct. Especial telegraphic
and cable communications received by Brad
streets this week show the following changes
in available supplies as compared with last
week:
Wheat--United States east of Rockies, in
creased g. 10000 bushels Canada. increased
27i 600 bushels: total United States and. Can
ada Increased 1881 900 bushels. Ahoat for and
in Europe Increased 800. 900 bushels. Total
American and European supply increased TO-
7S1 900 bushels.
Corn-Jnited States and Canada increased
494 600 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada increased
6I5 900 bushels.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS Oct 1e.-Flax, $1.63%.
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Cendition Of the Trea.urx

WASHINGTON. Oct is-The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. 1878, OBS, $50: silver
dollars. $46T, $40, 900: silver dollars OF 1890
$4o44 600; silver certificates outstanding, s4s7,.
SIC. 900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars. In ron
eral fund SASS, 1877; current liabilities Siil7 :
5sl ,945; working balance in treasury Offices
20 ooz S8l 10 Parks 70 the credit Of the treas
airy silver coin. 49, 404, 30s: minor coin 81 .7fs
s74 Total balance in general fund, SIS 43s
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

The usual trade is in progress and prices re-
main. unchanged.
: Flour-Calfornis family extras. Sc. 2066 so net
without discount; bakers extras. $6.2o16. 90,
superine, 50 1905 80; Oregon and Washington,
per Dbl. s5-3095.50 for family, bakers and pat
ents and 81. so for cut or Kansas patents. So IS
@650; do straights, $6.05@6.30: Dakota patents,
$3.50; do straighfs. So 80 per Dbl.
Farinaceous .G0odS-Prices in 100 ID sacks, net
cash, no discount are as follows: Graham -four,
So per 100 lbs; rye nour, $3.50; rye meal, $3.50
rice -four. 81; corn meal ST. so; extra cream do.
10; oat meal, 81; oat greats, 81: farina. 81;
hominy, IS 30; buckwheat. -four. 81 80; whole
wheat -four, $40; rolled oats, Dbl s&6.5007, in
sacks S4@6.5o; extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
$3.50 In barrels; rolled wheat. bbls $4.50, In
sacks, $780,; pearl barley. $4.T5: split peas.
boxes, IS for yellow and $500 for green per 100
hounds.
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Boston stoclzs and Bonds

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON, Oct 1e.-The Boston copper shares
market is without feature, trading is small
and largely confined TO the room. Most issues
are inclined 10 weakness North Butte sold
to 57A. with subsequent rally OF half
point. Lake was also three-quarters of point
lower. Greene-Cananea and Butte Coalition
inclined to hrmness, although they are
changed in price.
There is also fair demand for United States
smelling common. The principal activity in
industrials has been in American telephone,
which is somewhat hrmer There is very little
doing. however, in this department OF the
market.
The following list is furnished by r. r. Hut
ton & Co., 400 California street, San Fran
cfeco
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Flour = Receipts,
SO, $50 barrels; exports; 9, 4o1; market quiet,
with prices steady and unchanged
wheat-Receipts. 12s4 400 bushels; exports.
5000. Market for spot. easy; No. red, 81 q
domestic, nominal elevator and nominal T. o. b.
ahoat; No. | northern Duluth, 81. y, nominal
f. o. b. afioat; No. hard winter. 81 81. NOM
inal (. o. b. anoat. In responding to weak ca
bles bearish Russian crop estimate and a big
increase In worlds stocks wheat broke over
a cent per bushel today. Bull support was with
drawn and shorts became aggressive because
of lessening cash demand. Final prices were
161Ac lower. December closed Al SLIM; May,
1.11Ss.
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Grain Markets Continue Strong
Hides, Hops and Wool Rule Firm

dIstillate. in drums. Sc: No. do. 7cs cases. &c
more: IS deg gasoline. in bulk soc. IN cases
SHE; varnish makers and painters nGpnfna, IN
bulk lie. in Isle
Turpentine-S3c per gallon in cases and 45c In
bulk. drums and iron barrels
Resin (per Dbl Of $50 lbsl--E. s. 5Os Il, $o.ooS
G. IS. 70:. H 81: l. S7.05:. WV. 5000.
Red and White Lesd-Red, So d9e; white, se0
sue per H.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices FOR 1909 fruits. T. O. D.
factory. as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-20
Cash Grain and provisions

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, steady; No. 2 rye: 1914 q I5c;
mailing barley. 56@6oc; haxseed. No. / south
western s1.5I1a. No. 1 northwestern s1.67ls:
rel s2S. 5oa 81 e; lard per 100 pounds. s12S2is
M12.35; short ribs. sides tloose), $l0.S11s q
ul2h; short clear sides boxed, $11.50412.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
2.4Ieso00 bushels. compared with 1,251 900 bush
els the corresponding day a year ago. The
worlds visible supply, shown by Bradstreets,
increased &c, ISL 900 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat; %
cars; corn, 167 cars; oats, Ill hogs, "a, 600
head.