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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-03
CHICAGO BOARD OFF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-There was reversal of
local trade conditions in the wheat Dit TODAY
from the bull market Of the previous session.
sentiment in the pit being bearish throughout
the entire day. The course Of the market was
largely shaped by the leading bulls, who sold
quite freely from start to finish The fact fba +
the short interest was eliminated to great
extent by yesterdays bulge helped to weaken
the market. A noticeable feature of today,s
proceedings the shifting over from the NAV
delivery TO the July option. owing to the con-
gested condition of the former delivery
The chief weakening factor was Bradstreet,s
statement of the worlds visible supply which
showed an increase of $500 600 bushels for the
week. There n mild show OF firmness at
the opening. due to the strength of foreign
wheat markets, but this was soon dssipated,
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Loans, Exehange and silver
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Liverpool futures were higher. Chi.
cago was &c lower. The San Francisco market
was stronger, but no higher.
CASH WHEAT
:, SalfornIa club, $-7213 GLIB; do milling.
SI,t0gl; l7h; California white Australian, 81. So
northern nc 1 club 17215@1.75 northern bluestem,
$lS21a 91.S1 northern red, 81. 6712 a. TO- tur-
Key red. S1.s0@1.s5 per ctl
1880 a. m. Session
No quotations.
2 p. m. Session
No quotations
80 Barley-0cean freights continue nominal at
13s Sd. which are the union rates, with no char
terlng. There is no chartered tonnage in port,
against 1851 tons on the same date last year /;
disengaged 26,547 tons, against %, 900; on the
way TO this port, 15S900 tons, against PAS, 100.
Ine grain market shows no particular change,
except decline In the top quotation for feed.
business is quiet, though some sales are being
made right along.
CASH BARLEY
GOOD to choice feed spot. 81 371z al 40;
common to fair, 81 80 per ell; brewing and
shipping I s1421R @1471a; chevalier s1.571s q
CO., 1880 a. m. Session
5000 to choice feed spot S1.371s al 40;
May-S1. 369s bid, 81 37H asked.
p. m. Session
hay-S1. Ss1s bid, $1.3715 asked.
oo Ua,ts.Biack are somewhat lower. and reds
are apparently firm ever.
White, $1.SO@1.95; gray, $1.S0@1.90; red. re-
cleaned for seed, $1.S56l1 80; feed lots, S1.75Q
i;eo for good and s1.70@1.7215 for common;
Corn-California small round and large yellow
nominal; western states yellow, sacked, 81 so
sg1 TO- In bulk, San Francisco track, yellow,
q % white, 81. So; mixed 81 80; Egyptian,
$l.I5Q1- so per ctl for white
Rye-Nominal at 81 .65@1 20 per ctl There
Is none Offering.
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Meat Market

Dressed stock shows numerous changes Beet
Is somewhat higher and veal has also advanced
while mutton and lamb have declined slightly,
the high prices having checked the demand.
Hogs rule firm light arrivals
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows:
Beef-S1s 6l9c per ID for steers, 7ta6S15c for
cows and heifers.
Veal-9M9t@e for large and 8 !. ale for small.
Mutton--Wethers, 1O1sG111sc; ewes sS 910c
per pound.
Lamb-12G13e per ID; spring lamb. 15c
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1U@ 1U1sc for light and
91a aloe for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco gross weight
Cattle-Steers No 1. &c: second quality 415c
third quality. 4c; cows and heifers, 81 64c for
No. L: second quality. Size; third quality. Sc;
thin. 2G21fe; bulls and stays. 21se; thin bulls
1% 62c.
Calves-5c per Id for light, 4lsc for medium
and &c for heavy
Sheep-wethers. size per ID; ewes sc per III.
Lambs-6d61Sc per 10.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. 81 @6lac: 200 to $50
lbs 616hc: 30 lbs and over. SO. c per ID; boars
10000 per cent. stays 30d40 per cent aud sows
1OG20 per cent or from above quotations.
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Beams and Seeds

The bean market continues in good shape for
sellers, and buyers obtain no concessions. The
bean report of Adolf Koshland says:
During the past week there has been CON
siderable activity in the bean market. prin-
cipally due to the advance in white beans Both
Lady Washington and small white beans have
advanced materially. There continues TO be a
good demand for consumption the coast.
The hrmness in cranberry beans and bayos
continues; Blaekeyes are steady. and pinks con
tinue quiet but prices are maintained Lima
beans are still quoted at low prices.
great many beans have been sold to local
buyers, while eastern jobbers have not shown
eagerness to buy at the decline. 1t looks to me
as II lfmas were reasonable purchase at the
present price. While they may decline some
more, thes experience of the past should lead
one 10 think that under present conditions they
are worth the prevailing price
The scarcity of red beans is felt, and prices
have again advanced
The United States fax seed crop last year
was less than %, 100000 bushels OF this there
was exported over 5000, 900 bushels leaving
about 100000 bushels against yearly con
sumption of fully 26,000,000 bushels in active
times.
Beans lper ctD-Bayo. 3.1Od3. 25;. pea. s475
90; small white, 81. 75@5.25; large white So 80
gallo; pink, $2.45@2 go: red 81 75015: black
eye, $2S0Q3; limas, 3.S0@3 30: red kidneys
S5@3.40; cranberry BEANS So. 756l3 %; Caravan
zas, $2G2.50 for. small S2@2 % for medium and
$5.zoq4 for large; horse beans, $1.5OM2
Seeds--Brown mustard. S4 yellow mustard
nominal; naxseed. $3@3-50, carload lots; canary
4c' atalfa, l6G1Ic; rape. cleaned, 2621hc: tim
othy, nominal; hemp, 4@4Ac; miIlet 3631Sc
per Id; broom corn seed, $23 90 per ton
Drled PeaS-Green are quoted at So T5\per ctI
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Hay md EeedstuTs

The strength of the hay market is shown by
the fact that neither heavy receipts nor severe
rainy weather, or both combined, to pro-
duce any effect on it. 1t seems TO be taking
care Of itself, regardless of ordinary factors.
There is nothing in feedstuffs.
btan-S29 5O@3O per ton for white and SOS 30
129 for red.
Middlings 50a 81. 80 per ton
Shorts-$33t a 33. 80 per ton
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley SOS 5Oa30: rolled
oats for feed, $35@37.50; mixed feed, S2Sa32
Tor average lots; oileake meal. in 20 ton lots
SSs-oo, In 10 ton lots $50, in ton lots $50. So
small lots $40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills
$26 in 20 and s10 and $26.5O in ton lots job
bling $27: corn meal, $37@3S; cracked corn S3S
meal and mealfalfa, jobbng lots $24, carload lots
$23 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $19@23; wheat and oat. S1sm
~ tame oat, $1S@2l.50; volunteer wild oat SIG
@ls; alfalfa, Sl5@1S50; stock, s13@16 per ton
Straw-50GS5c per bale
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The market closed weak and only trife above
the lowest point of the day, with May at $1.oS1
and July at e7Js @9Sc.
The corn market developed considerable weak
ness on the expectation of increased receipts Of
corn from the interior. The slump in wheat
also nad depressing effect. The market closed
weak, with prices down as@9sc, compared with
sns previous Ions close. Final quotations on May
oo+s a. 90 e goSAc and July at 651sc.
a, oats exhibited a weak tone during the en-
ire session The market closed weak, with
prices down A@hc, with May at 51zc and
provisions were weak on a general Liquidation
tne iocal packers being among the chief sellers.
AT tne close prices were 71ac to 15c lower.
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
ArCcleS- Open. High. Low. Close
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NEW YORK, Feb. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreets
this week show the following changes in avail
able supplies. compared with previous ac-
counts:
Available supply: Wheat, United States east
of the Rockies, decreased 2,50S,000 bushels;
Canada, increased. 647, 900 bushels total United
States and Canada decreased. /. S61, 900; ahoat
Tor and in Europe, increased g. ZOO, 600; total
American and European supply increased 1885,
600 bushels
Corn, United States and Canada, increased
64s, 600 bushels
Oats. United States and Canada decres sed
POI 600 bushels
The leading increases and decreases reported
this week follow:
Increases-Manitoba, sss, 900 bushels: St.
John, POS. 600; Omaha, $4,000; Sarnia and Fort
Edward. 30. OO0
Decreases-Chicago. private elevators 141OOO
bushels; Minneapolis. private elevators, 100 900:
Portland. Me-, $4,000; Lansing, 6, 1000
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Potatoes. ONIONS and YegetahIe.

Receipts of miscellaneous vegetables from the
Los Angeles region consisted almost wholly of
peas. arrivals of string beans, peppers, etc. be-
ing insufficient to supply one commission house
reas OF good quality found ready sale at or near
the outside quotation but there was much poor
STOCK on nand. which could not be sold at all
MOST or the beans on hand were carried over
from Monday, and although of poor quality sold
at satisfactory prices. Prices for aspara gus
LOOK a wider range, the receipts being 2S boxes
and the largest thus far for the season some
receivers were still quoting up TO 25c pound.
but sales at that figure were rare, zoe being
ABOUT the top for general offerings. Dizziness
continued to dominate the market for potatoes
ana onions, but holders of both were firm in
their views. and no concessions were being made
to buyers. Lompoc Burbanks and the bese Orc
gon onions were quoted higher Green onions
appeared from the river and sold at 81 hoy
Potatoes tper ct)-River Burbanks 81 400
l.65; Lompoc Burbanks. S2@21O; Salinas Rur
banks, 81 so; early rose, 81 Go; sweet DO
tatoes, S1.75. ~
Onions-$2@2.35 per ctl.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1917 625c per Ib. To-
matoes, $1@1.50 per box or crate; green peas I
@10c per Id; string beans. 12% m15c per In.
green peppers, 121a a zoe per ID; summer SQUASH
d per box: garlic, S@10c per Id; cabbage
81. % per ctl; dollhouse cucumbers 75c6TS1 % per
doz; caulihower, 56@60c per doz: carrots 6567
i9c per sack; eggplant, q per Id; celery,
40460c per doz; marrowfat and Hubbard SQUASH
$2O@25 per ton; mushrooms. 15d 25c per To-
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New yorIx Met,I NTarket

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-There was a sharp ad-
vance in the London tin market today, spot
being quoted at E125 rs. Cd and futures at
f121 IS. The local market was quiet but firm,
with spot quoted at $275o@27.75.
Copper advanced to f58 5s for spot and ESQ bs
for futures in the London market. The local
market weak but nominally unchanged
with lake quoted at $13.75@l4, electrolytic at
$13.35@13.50 and castings at $13.121a @13. 81 II.
Lead unchanged at f13 Is I'd in London
and at S4.1215 @417H In the local market.
Spelter lower at Ell los in London.
The local market remained dull at S502H a
5.07I5.
Iron unchanged at ASS Sd for Cleveland
warrants in the London market. Locally no
change reported.
No. / foundry northern S1761T.75; No Q
sic. 7501S.25; No 1 foundry southern and No. i
do soft, $17.25@17.75
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New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Feb. Money on call, easy,
&G2 per cent; ruling rate and closing bid,
q per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans very dull and steady; 90 days,
2A per cent; 90 days, 2h per cent; SIX months,
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 315@4 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. s530@4. $40 for so
day bills and at $4.S770 for demand.
Commercial bills, 81 .S4B "a. s51s.
Bar silver, 51Bc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
firm.
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Cash Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO Febi Cash quotations were as
Follows follow = Elour-Strong, and prices advanced
Ill; No. 8, s1o4a1. 10; No. red 81 os1s "a
1;09H: No. corn, 61@61Ac; No 2 yellow. 81 Z
Qol42c; No. 3 white 50@52c; No. 2 rye rec;
GOOD feeding barley, 61@62c; fair to choice
mating, 62@64c; No. l northwestern haxseed
Sl.62 prime timothy seed, 3S0@3.s5 clover,
contract grades. $3.50: short ribs, sides (loose)
800 y 0S4 10: mess pork, per Dbl. $16.67h@I7;
iard, per 100 lbs, $9.45; short clear sides
(boxed), $S75G9
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Foreign Futures
Boston wool Mnrket

booION, Feb. 2.-There has been no CHANGE
curing oua1 the last week in the local wool market
nloitive The trade awaits the arrival of the
new cup. Pulled wool is active and strong
me me ieading domestic quotations range as fol
iexas. secured values-Fine. IL months s20
DOC fine, to months, 53M55c fine fall
90 allnfornia-Northern, 52d SIC; middle county.
oregon Eastern No. | staple. 62m63c. east
ern clothing, 55@57c; valley No. L. 4sa50e.
Ierrltory-Fine staple. 62@65c fine medium
staple, 6oM62c; fine clothing, 5Sd6oc; fine me-
tlnnrree.seighths blood. s5ds6c: quarter blood.
PuIled-Extra, eoae2c; fine, 57@6oc: A, SUI
pers. 50@ J5c.
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CeucrnI Werebanlise

Bags-Grain bags, 6ts G6Ac, buyer June-JuIv.
San Quentin bags. 5a4c: wool bags Sc for ST.
Id and SIC for 10: fleece Irvine. &c per ID.
Coal-Beaver HILL 81: Pennsylvania anthracite
egg SIG per ton: Wellington So: New WelIfnr-
ton. 50: Coos bay S17: Australian house-Rich
mond etc., so: Stanford Richmond SIS: Cumber-
land. SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks: Welsh an
thracte s15: coke. $14 per ton in bulk anil Sf;
in sacks; Rocky mountain. $3.50 per short ton
Oils-Quotations are for barrels Llnseed f;qs.
per gallon for boiled and 67e for raw: cases &C.
more; castor oil. in eases, No. l. zoe: Bakers
"A, cases, S1.1591.l5; China nut, cases 766
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods
Prlces remain undisturbed. There Is the usu:

trade going on.
Eiour-California family. extras. $5S0@6.40 net
pertne, $4.60@4.90 Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl, $4.5o@475 for family bakers and patents
s sed ao S4;22g4;5o for cut on Kansas patents
ents So; do straight, $3.50 per Dbl.
farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
casn no discount, are as follows: Graham four
$40 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal
$3.50; rice -four, $6S0@7; corn meal, $S.25; ex-
IRA cream do 50 20; oat meal. $40; oat greats
S4.I9; hom1ny. $360@4; buckwheat -four. 81. 70;
Whole wheat Hour. 30; rolled oats, bbs $7.25G
g. IN sacks Sill; extra cream do $3.50; rolled
wheat, bbis 50. in sacks s3.60G4.50; pearl bar
100 lbs.
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New York Grain and Produce

NC" iork Urain ana Produce
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Flour-Receipts. %
slow. ' ou'
wheat-Receipts, 63, 1900. Spot easy. No .
red, S1.101a Q111h elevator; No. red Sill
{. o. b. ahoat; No. northern Duluth ST. 2oI5 +
o.. b. afoat; No. 2 hard winter, S1I6H +. O. h
anoat Although foreign buying gave wheat a
nrmer opening today, bear pressure soon devei-
big increase in worlds stocks, and last prices
showed 1ac to sc net loss MAY. 81 IoaS ~
lips closed tos 81 II y; July, closed s1.o5.
lac; Pacific coast 1908, 7d11c. @
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Steady.
s t4;aI w . steady Fair refining, s.14c;
Refined steady.
Coffee-The market closed inactive at a net
gain of SOLO points. Sales were reported of
6.05c, December at 5.60@5.65c
Spot Coffee-Steady. Rio No. z 9-1sc.
Santos No 4, SIZE. Mild steady. Cordova, eN 1
Butter-Fancy very firm other grades ouiet
Prices unchanged
Cheese-Firm, unchanged.
:. Eggs--Easier. Western firsts, s41kc; seconds,
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market is nm
changed, with !. fancy quoted at s14@sAc:
fair, 6@6Kc. "
Prunes Somewhat steadier on spot. with ouo.
tations ranging from 4Ac to nc for new crop
California fruit ranging up to 4O-5Os and from
61ac to SC for Oregon ranging from 4O-5os to
20-30s. y
Apricots- Firm: owing to the strong statis-
teal position, with choice quoted at 9B M9Zc.
extra choice, 81 a 10c; fancy, liz @13c.
Peaches-Going slowly into consumption. with
choice quoted at 619@715c; extra choice, 71b6
Sc: fancy, S15@10c.
Raisins-Duli and easy, with loose muscatels
quoted at AS 15c; choice TO fancy seeded 5a6c:
seedless, 3%d519c; London layers $1.506l 60
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London Wool Sales


LONDON, Feb. 1.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 13.475 bales in
good condition Bidding was animated and
prices were steady, except for coarse and heavy
qualities. which were easy. Americans secured
well grown merino greasy and light crossbreds
at fun rates after strong competition with home
buyers.
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Butter. Cheese and Eco.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-On the produce exchange
dodsy the butter market steady. Creameries
cases included, 30@33c; frsts 33c; prime firsts
34c Cheese firm at I4@161ac
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Poultry and Come

A car of western chickens, making the fourth
received in two days. to hand Yesterday
but owing to the Indictment weather 1t was not
hauled to the stores. Receipts from state shin
ping points were about 80 coops of live fowls
and Ia cases of dressed turkeys The market
for live stock was in good shape for the selling
interests and everything received found prompt
sale at firm prices. broiers. fryers young roost-
ers and ducks being quoted higher. Attractive
lots of dressed turkeys sold at 23@26c pound
while OF lots sold down to zoe and were hard
TO move at that. Receipts of game were in
creased to over 100 sacks. the largest In some
time, and there WAS general decline in prices.
everything except hare, rabbits and honkers be
ing lower.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens $5@550 for small.
$66I for large and S7.50M9 for extras: young
ROSTERS. $1,000; old ROSTERS. 81. 5OM5: fryers
$6.5o@I; large brolers. s5.5oa6. so; small
broilers. 4.50M5; ducks. S7@9 for young and
S5@6 for old; pigeons, S1Gp1. 20: squads So JO6p
3: geese. S2.50M3 per pair.
Turkeys tPer lb)-Dressed. GOA &c
came tper DOZEN -Mallard ducks SJd7. can
yasbacks. So@l; sprig, $405; gray ducks. $50
q, teal. $500: wdgeon. ss@l4 small. s2d2.5o:
backjacks. $2.50n3: gray geese, 81, 5OGI A. 20:
white geese. S1.75N2.50: brant. S36r35O for
large and $2G2.50 for small: honkers seas
hare, $l-J0G2: cettontail rabbits. $2e725o.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
Receipts Of eggs over Sunday were large run
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval Stores-Turpentine ,na %,

42e; receipts, 1924; shipments. 200 ''-''
OOH hosin-Sales, 652; receipts, 2,3s7; shipments
s 90 STOCK log, sS7 Quotations: B, s3.o5: d.
$o.tV; e, $S.15; F. $500; G, S322h III 81 40.
l. L. $40; x, s5.15; NJ, $3.50: ~ SIS 25: We
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Feb. 2.-The market closed this
morning comparatively strong and showed n
slight rally further up to noon. The market then
turned dull and sagged q little toward the close
We look for a dull traders market for some
time yet and believe that prices will sag lower
Calumet and Hecla wins the OsceoIa suit
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished BY T. r Hut
ton Co.. 400 California street San Fran
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Eastern livestock Market,

KANSAS CITY, Feb 2.-Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady to 1oc lower. Native
steers st so :sO@67 70; native cows and heifers
q 4oQ5 20; stockers and feeders, So 25a5 70;
bulk 50. 25@4.7 rs; ealves, So. 5O@S. so: west
ern steers 81 .50@6. 40; western cows, s3@5. %
lower. Bulk OF sales, se@e.5o heavy. Sc 4o@
90; packers and butchers, Sc 10@6. co. light
SocSoo0o. %; pigs, 81. 50@5. 60.
tons, 81. 60@5.5 so; lambs. SO. 50@7.70; range
wethers, s4@e.5o; fed ewes, $sa5. 20.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Feb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. festi.
mated, $500; market 10c lower. Beeyes 81 90
az .oS; western, 50. 90@5. 60; stockers and feed
ers, So 25@5. 40; cows and heifers, 81 s5G5 60:
calves, seas. 90. 80
Hogs-Receipts (estimated) $4,000; market
loc to zoe lower. Light, s6@6 80; mixed, So 10
good to choice heavy. s.. 2o@6. so; pigs, ST 90
%: 80; bulk, So. % @6.75.
steady. Native. So: 4o@5. 80; western. So 40G
.: 20; yearlings, scar. 10; lambs (native), So so
@7.75; western. s5.5oG7. so.
OMAHA. Feb. 9 .Mcattle-Receints I'M.
market pc to loo lower. Native steers $4@
80; cows and heifers. $3G5; western steers.
and helfers, 81 .50G4 so; Gamers S2m3; stock
ers and feeders, $685. 5; calves, s3@7: bulls
and stays, 81 10 "a. so.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market 1oc TO 2oc
lower Heavy. S6@6.25; mixed, SIS. 90d6; light.
90. s 10; pigs, s4.5oQ5.5O bulk Of sales,
Sheep---Reeeipts 1000; market loo ia zoe
lower Warnings. s6@e so; wethers, s5@5 %:
ewes, S4G4.6 go; lambs, $6.50Q7. 40.
Los Angeles Markets
LoS ANGELES, Feb. 2.-Heavy orders from
San Francisco and the north today caused
material advance in the price of eggs. Storms
In the east have prevented shipments and the
result is q shortage NV
Local ranch candled eggs advanced &c today
bringing the quotation up to 39c fat Case
count ranch eggs also advanced They are
quoted at soc. The market for beans represented
Strength and three separate varieties advanced
FINK Deans advanced 15c to S3.15@8 % a bag
Xmas advanced 25c to $4.50@4.75 a bag, and
small whites went to $5.25@550 bag
Fancy new potatoes are unusually scarce and
sold nigh at 81: 10 lug box.
Produce receipts-Eggs, 205 cases: butter
lSo62 pounds; cheese, COG pounds: potatoes
OLA sacks; onions, 613 sacks; beans. 55S sacks:
sweet potatoes $50 sacks.
case count 36c. - A'
Butter-Creamery extra, TIE per . ID roll
selling price to trade soc; creamery first 6715c:
eastern extra, 6715c; cooking butter, 27c
Cheese-Northern fresh, 15@151sc; anchor
large, l6c; anchor, Young America I7c: hand
cheese, anchor brand, 1Sc; eastern singles 161Ic.
eastern twins, 161Sc; eastern cheddars. lie;
eastern ionghorn, 1S@19c; eastern daisy, lie
40: !, $4.oO9475; Lady Washington No. i,
-. do small white No. l. SIS 25G15. so; black
bayou. $3.50 %'@o'
Potatoes-New highland s2@2.25 per ctl. ga.
mas, S2.1o@225; Lompoc, s2.15@2.25; Oregon
Id I rose, go northern early rose, ST. 25@
Sweet potatoes-Yellow local. s1.5o0l. IL.
yellow, SIPS. enoiee
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LOCAL MARKETS
san Francisco Money Market

Hongkong exchange was /. c higher yesterday.
while silver ~ lower There were no
ether changes in the local rates. Conditions in
the loan market remain for months past.
There are plenty of funds for the ordinary trade
requirements.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-03

minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. FLAX closed at 81. So
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey

No changes in the quotations for dried fruits
OF raisins have occurred during the last week
The local trade report fair continuous business.
Fruits-Eyaporated apples, 515 @613c; april
cots, 1@1Oc; fancy moorpark. 121a G13c;
peaches, 4@41sc for standards 5@6c for choke
and SIC for fancy; pears, 4@Sc; pitted plums,
tgSc; nectarines, 5@6c; figs. "a G4c; prunes.
the larger sizes.
Clusters-None left. London layers
crown soc; crown, 81; seeded, 4G4ac;
seedless, 292Ae; Thompson's seedless, 3Ac for
unoleached; seedless sultana. 2Ac; loose mus
catels: 3&e for crowns, SC for 8 crown and
2Ae for crown
Nuts-Almoids, nonpareils. 111 912c; IXI-
1u3a a. lie; ne plus ultra. Toe; Drake, 91ac;
languedocs. So 09c: hardshells, So are Wal
nutsa99ae per ID for No. L softshells. &c for
no. do; ehestnuts. Sd10c per ID for Italian;
ni6erts. IL y Q14c; pecans, 15G17c.
Heney-Water white, comb, 1870; white. 11@
re; light amber, 10@ 101sc; dark amber, ga
1Vc; water white, extracted. nominal; white
t9oc; light amber. 6Ia@7c; dark amber and
candied, AZ a. 15c per 10.
Beeswax-2192Sc per ID for light and 23G24c
for dark.