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GeneraI NEerchandise

Bsgs-Grain bags 14@5%c spot and 81 q
sac future; San Quentin bags SIC. wool bags
S2e for 5H lb and Soc for ID; fleece twtnes sc
coai-Pennsylvanla anthracite egg, SIC per
bay, $40; Australian hOuse-RichmOnd. etc, kl2s
Pelaw Main. sl2: stanford Richmond. S12; Cum
anthracite, SIS; coke, $40 per ton In ouik ana
sl7 in sacks
&c per gallon for boiled and 90c for raw;
cases Sc more; castor oil in 9s, cases No; l.
6g6IOc per gal; cocoaDut oil. In barrels 1O9
731Sc; for XXX. s7l6@T1c for No and 658
6s15c for No 2. according to quantity; extra
sperm oil ole; natural whale oil. 55c: extra
winter strained lard oil. 95496ci pure neatsfoot
4Oc; salmon oil. Soc; boiled hsh oil, S5c; paint
oil. 35e.
barrels or drums. Ioc; $50 deg oil irOR barrels
or drums. Ike; special do. 12e; pearl oil. IN
zoe: Elaine. 261sc; eoceue. zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c, in cases 22cs No L
engine distiIlate, in drums. ses cases, Ie mere;
Sc deg gasoline. in bulk Soc In cases 3T1ac; var
nish makers and painters naphtha. In bulk lie,
in cases 1S13c.
bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 lbsl-F, $3.50; 6. -. 5Ss
Red ed and White Lead-Red. 81 @sc; white. s5&
es07.' pe REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
follows terms net cash: Standard nne grsnu-
lated, 5.45c: standard coarse granulateo. O.+9cs
fruit granuIated D -40c, cut loaf. in barrels only
Use; H & f. crystal dominos. ID cartons in
cases s. 45c; do ID cartons in cases. 695ci mon-
arch bar. 5S0c. tablets, in half bbls, 5.Soc; do
In boxes, 620c: cubes and crushed. 0.IOcs
monarch powdered. 5-55c; xxx powdered.
5.55c candy grsnulated. 5.55c: confectioners A,
). .45c confectioneFs' crystal, 0.b5c: extra nne
granulated, 5.25c; magnolia A. 5.05c, extra y.
4 95c Golden c. 4 S5c D. .T5c. Barrels and so
10 bags 1Oc half bbls CSC. boxes SOC more per 100
lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar IN IS and
40 ID tins. 81. 20 more, in and 10 ID tins y -
more per 100 lbs than price Of this grs'ie in 100
10 bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5. 45c; .'Higrade' bar. 5.S0c. powdered. 553cs
A crushed. 3. zoe: berry. 5.45c; c. H. extra
fine dry granulated. 8 45c; coarse dry granulated:
5.45c; confectionery A. 5.45c: eonfectionerS'
crystal, 5.55e; cubes. 5Toc; bricks s Ioe, extra
fine dry granulated 900 lb bags Only). 52oe;
excelsior A 5.O5c: extra C.. 4-95c golden Q.
A. s5c; yellow ID. A. 75c; cut Ioaf in bbls only,
T. 45c; II. & E. crystal d0minos. 10 cartons IN
cases. S.45c; do 10 cartons In cases. sSoc Ad-
ditiOnal per 100 lbs: In barrels and so IL bags.
1Oc more: half bbs. 25c more; boxes 5Oc more
for all grades. Bar in So and 40 Ii tins. 81 20
more; in 10 10 tins, 81 35 more. Minimum order,
carload weight
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

Tuesdays boost in prices for eggs proved III
timed and was followed by q reaction yesterday
SC and PC respectively, extras being quoted at
33c and hrsts at 32c a dozen Trading was not
heavy the exchange for the reason that prices
were hammered down early IN the session Deiore
several receivers. who intended TO sell, had an
opportunity to do The market was declared
firm at the quotations. but the feeling In
the street was one Of easiness and II was even
predicted in some quarters that extras would
be quoted at soc before the end Of the week.
The butter market maintained a hrm position.
a mai iority of the trade reporting the demand
FOR fresh extras and frsts satisfactory at pre-
yious prices The cheese market continued to
strengthen. California fancy new Young Amsri-
cas- were 1c higher at zoe pound and fresh nat
irsts marked up &c 10 lie
Sales the exchange were as follows:
Eggs-1O cases OF fresh extras at 321sc. 20 at
34c and 40 at 33c dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy new local Young Americas
at zoe pound
Receipts were $4,000 pounds of butter. 1900
pounds of cheese and 1.21J cases of eggs
The following official quotations established
by the sales, bids and offers on the floor OF the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quotations. generally
range, range from l1ae to ,d &c higher owing 10 the
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. SEC per ID.
firm; do firsts. 33c. firm; do seconds 29c. hrm
California storage extras. 3lRc, firm; do hrsts.
30c, firm; extra storage ladies, 25tc, hrm; do
irsts. 25e. steady.
Cheese-Caifornia fancy Eats 1se per 10.
firm; do irsts, 17c. firm; do seconds, lee. firm;
fancy Young Americas, 2Oc. steady; 10 hrsts.
1Sc. steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. 2Oc.
firm; do nats, 19c. firm: California fancy storage
fats. TIC. firm; do frsts. 161ac. firm; storage
Young Americas, 1S1ac. frm; New York singles,
1910 firm: do daisies, 1915c. firm; Wisconsin
singles. 1S1ac, firm.
fresh extras, 3Sc. firm: do frsts, SEC hrm; do
seconds. SOC, firm; do thirds, 29c, hrm.
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Potntoe.. OnIons and Vegetnbles

Asparagus was offering again yesterday, two
boxes of forced growth stock being received
from the Sacramento river 1t was not very
well cOlored but found buyers at 35c pound.
Receipts of other vegetables included a con
signment OF Mexican tomatoes. which were held
at $3.50 box. Cuban tomatoes continued to
command high prices. and what peas. eggplant
aud green peppers were offering sold at hign
rates when good. Lettuce continued plentiful
aud sold at a wide range of values to quality
Rhubarb wanted and readily commanded the
previously quoted rates Potatoes and onions
were firm at the old quotations
Potatoes (per ctll-River white. $4,000 for
common to choice and S1@1.10 for fancy; Sa-
Iinas Burbanks, 81 25 al. .40:- Oregon Burbanks.
81. 25@1 80; Oregon early rose, $1.50; sweet po-
tatoes, $1.6OG1-T5.
onions-s1@I15 per ctl for local and $3.50
for Oregon.
Observation-Disclosures. Cuban. 81 50d5.50 per
crate; green peas. 10d2Oc per ID; garlic. sc per
III; cabbage, 40G50c per ctl; cucumbers, S1@1.5O
per dozen; caulnower, To0S5c per dozen; tur-
nips 75c per sack; carrots. 65675c per sack !;
eggplant, 10G15c per ID; green peppers, 10@ 15c
per ID: rhubarb 6GSc per ID: celery. 81. 5O@3
for large and $161.25 for small crates; lettuce,
$2.5045 per crate; mushrooms, 15@30c per ID.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks lower.
Cotton takes an upward jump.
Copper stocks easy.
Local securities fairly active.
Mining stocks continue dull.
Exchange rates as before.
Barley and oats continue to de-
cline.
Wheat quiet. Corn dull.
ROHed barley and oats lower.
Conditions in hay unchanged.
Hide market continues unsettled.
Eggs lower. Cheese higher. But
ter unchanged.
Potatoes and onions firm.
Fresh fruit-in better demand.
Poultry selling well.
Game plentiful and weak.
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SEVERE SLUMPIN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Those
concerned in the stock market
had their attention diverted to-
day from general causes affecting
values to those having to do with
purely speculative causes.
The collapse in Columbus and
Hooking coal and iron affected the
market in much the same way as
the Rock Island episode in the
market of December 81 and gave
rise to the question whether in
vestigation and discipline by the
stock exchange authorities were
to follow, as in the Rock Island
case.
The activity of a market pool
notorious for months, in the course
of which venturesome bear traders
attempted to profit by the evidence
of imitation in the price of the
stock by short sales.
How little genuine demand eX-
listed for the stock was the strik-
ing demonstration of its action
today. when bankers called loans
from the holders. The collapse to
25, compared with S7A for the
last price yesterday and s2h last
week, represents a suddenness of
defation rare in the history of the
New York stock exchange.
The sympathetic effect was par
ticularly severe on stocks open to
any suspicion of having been
treated in a similar way in the
course of rapid advances in their
market quotations.
There were some of the stocks
with a wider market that did not
escape the unfavorable inference
to be drawn from the days prin-
cipal episode. There was no.
ticeable tendency, in fact, to point
to the incident as sympathetic of
methods pursued in a wide field or
speculative endeavor through the
campaign which was waged last
year in the stock market
The violence of the fall in prices
gave rise to many rumors. The
announcement of two stock eX-
change failures, directly due to the
collapse in Hooking coal, natu-
rally stimulated the spread of such
rumors. Another crop of rumors
had to do with the supposed re-
venges of powerful capitalists
being wreaked upon one another
by fostering the fall in values of
stocks.
The course of events encoura ged
the bear party to extend it's op-
erations. The final selling move
ment in the last hour gave special
evidence of powerful strength of
bear origin. The vigor of the
closing rally was convincing of
that fact.
The opening market gave good
promise of advancing. helped by
foreign buying of stocks induced
by the better feeling created in
English financial circles by the
days news from the elections in
progress Prices closed consider
ably above the lowest and with
an active rally in progress. The
total sales, over S1,5eo,0OO, made
the largest days business since
the panic of 1907.
Bonds were weak. Total sales.
par value, $4,735, 900.
United States bands unchanged
on call.
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Dried Fruits, Rai.ip., Nut. aud Honey

Fruits-ETaporated apples. "a GS13e; apricots,
10@l2c; moorpsrk, 1914 Q13c; peaches. 5A q
figs, 4614Ihc: pears, 66l0c; nectsrines. 506c-
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, zoo; 5
crown. s175; crown 81. %; seeded, AZ G25kc:
ordinary layers. 3 crown. Csc; 2 crown, 90c;
seedless sultanas. 21& d4c; ThompSon's seedless.
az d3ihc for unbieached and TGzAc for
bIeached loose muscatel 4 crown, 4c; crown
31kc: crown, Se; seedless, 2Kc.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. 14h @15c; Xxi,
0lffc; ianguedocs. 1O110xc; hardsheIls. 611 a
&C; walnuts. 1876 per IN for No. / softsheils.
SIC for No. 2 do; pecans, 14@Q16e; Italian
chestnuts ga @10c; peanuts, 41a 95c; pine nuts,
1S620c per lb.
Honey-Comb. 14@15e for water white and 10
d12c per lb for light amber: dark amber 7GSc:
extracted 715c for water white and 51s661ac
for light amber; csndied and dark amber, "A
415c per lb-
Beeswax- @sOc per Ib for light and ESQ
26c for dark.
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Los Angeles Markets
TSpeciol Disodtch 10 The Cali

Los ANGELES. Jan. 19.-Butter and eggs re-
manned nrm on the produce exchange today with
receipts normal Prices OF potatoes have heen
raised to jobbers. but there has been no charge
in quotations
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles today
were. Eggs. 14I cases; butter. Is 1874 pounds:
cheese. "a pounds: pota atoes. 1926 sacks: sweet
potatoes, llO sacks: apples. 400 boxes
Eggs--Extra selected 4Oc: local ranch candled
hrsts. 3Sc. ease count. S5c: storage mack 81 ~
trss. soc; storage packed seconds. 25c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 7715c. creamery 6rxf
o712c; eastern creamery extra 671Ie. COOKING
butter. 2se. N'"s
Cheese-Northern fresh. 20c. eastern singles
l94zoc. eastern twins. 206i21c: eastern ched-
darS. -0@zlc: eastern longhorn. 21c: eastern
daisy, 2le swiss. imported 30c: swiss douassfic
SSc: brick cream. zee: limburger 2002lc: i'm
21c. Vss'" ua'sS'
Besns-No. ] pink. s5Q5 %; No. 1 Iimas.
oesf-o0; Lady Washington. s4-250450; small
whites, $o.4O45.50; blackeyes. $4.T5s earvanzas
$3.50: lenrils. 81.
Potatoes-Salinas. $1.5O0I.65: Highlands
81 104 LBS; Lompoc. $1.6561.75: WatsonViI1s'
$l-oo4 l65; Oregon. 81 5011 so: sweet Dotatoes'
SO; Oregon early rose, 50; white rose 81 7S9
1-So-
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boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Jan. .i9.--Interest is chiefly con
fined to lake coppers. Lake. North Lake and
Adventure are strong on large transactions. 1t
is reported that North Butte has struck 615
per cent ore In 2.1O0 foot level in Kessie mine.
Calumet and Arizona weak on liquidation,
supposed TO be by the insiders
NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-The curb market
very weak today, particularly IN the copper
stocks. Liquidation coused by weakness in
the inside market and the general unsettled con-
dltions- After selling of i point to ID substan-
ual support was given Chino and 1t closed with
many bids at 13 and only moderate offerings at
1915. II Is said the curb thot Tom Lawson
has been nquidatfng his holdings and is about
through.
Nevada consolidated suffered a decline OF 2
points, did Ray consolidated. The rest of
the list shows declines of about ] point The
general outlook for copper is not very promising
and most Of the established producers are rather
heavy. Late Developments are for big possibili-
ties or quick profits. Lake copper is still prob
ably the cheapest purchase.
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
ton & Co. 40 California street San Franciscn.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-The market continues quiet and weak
and sellers would have to make concessions to
CASH WHEAT
and white Australian. $2.10Q2.l5. Northern
wheat-Club, 81 1.S0@l 80; Russian red, $l.SI15 q
1.s0; turkey red, S1.9215@ @2O21s; buestem,
z. .071s @2.12h.
No quotations.
Barley-The decline continues. There is a
selling pressure on May. following the current
decline in the cash grain, and as this in turn
reacts against the cash grain the market Is suf-
ferlng under a double pressure. car of extra
several thousand sacks offered at s1.3SA
without finding buyers There sale to ar
rive at S1.36A
The large receipts of IS. SOS ctls included &C.,
export.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed S1.40; good TO choice feed
81. S71a al. .3SA common to fair, S1.3591. 36A
81. 400 421 chevaler, 81. 60G1.6o per ctl-
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
December Dec =. i. 284 i.234 i.2s4 i.2S%
p. m. Session
May-$1.4oh bid, $1.41 asked.
OatS-The market is extremely weak. with
sellers numerous and buyers scarce Prices are
Reds for feed. sI.55@1 .e2la reds for seed.
81 500 90; black 81. .5Od2. so; gray. nominal at
81 .6oG165 white. 81 COG 165 per ctl for fair to
No. !.
Corn-smsIl round yellow. s1.7o@1.75; white.
81. 80: large yellow. S1.75Q1. SO: western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track. S1-61
white, sl.63: mixed, nominal; white Egyptian,
Rye-$1.90 per ctl for Utah. California is
nominal.
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utures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low.
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, weak; No. rye, 79hc; feed or
mixing barley, 65@67c; fair to choice mailing,
6s@73c; naxseed, No. l southwestern. s1.92; No.
1 northwestern, s202; timothy seed. s4@4.O5;
clover, $l4.70; mess pork. per bb s2l. .75@
21.S7h lard per 100 lbs, $12.45@12. At short
ribs. sides Coose), S11.s7h GIL STA; short clear
sides (boxed), S12.12h @12.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and dour were equal
to 1000 bushels. Primary receipts 729,
600 bushels, compared with 2S7 900 the CORE
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat ID cars; corn, 246 cars; oats,
"a cars; hogs, so, 600 head.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
T,SoecioI Dispotch TO The Call

PETALUMA Jan. 19.-Heavy shipments Of
eggs are going out daily from this city. Poultry
holding back only such they desire
for incubation. The best offering today S3c
32c and 31c were paid. according to grade; the
quality fair. Young hens beginning TO
lay.
SANTA CRUZ Jan. 19.-Merchants continue
to pay 26c for eggs and better shipments are
made to outside points.
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Hay and Feedstun.

Conditions in the hay market remain Nooat
the same. Rolled barley and rolled oats are
lower.
Bran-S27G2s for red and S2s@2s per ton for
white
MddIings-S34GS6 per ton.
Shorts-$29@3O per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. S29. 5Od30; rolled
oats for feed, $500 3S; mixed feed, S2S45S ror
average lots: olcake meal. --; eoeoannt Gaze
meal at mills. SO in 20 and 10 and 100 n
5 ton lots; tobbing. $26; corn meal, S3SU5S'
cracked corn. $Joid5y: alfalfa meal, carload l0ts
S2O jObbing S21; red star alfalfa meal, 80 IN
carload lots and S2l for jObbiRg; CaprocO olleake
meal $3.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat. S15Q19; wheat and oat, $50
Is; tame oat. $l2@e16; volunteer wild cat. $lO9
Is; alfalfa, $9@12 stock hay. s. 91O per ton
Straw-5OQ75e per bale.
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FIour and FarinaceOus Goods

FlOur-Cal alifornia family extras, SeeSSy- So1S ~. @
without discount: bakers extras. 20 ,lsl oOsg 81
perfiae So 4Of15 20; oregon and washington: PEI
Dbl SIS TOGJ 80 for family. bakers ana -
and S4.9O for cut of; Kansas PatehIts' 49,. ssg
g. TO- DO straights. $6.2546 80. Dakota p~'en'S'
s. 10: do ssraights, 500 per b6l
Fzrinaceous GOods-Prices in 100 10 saeAss @ -, nsI
cash. no discount. as follows Grams % 20.
rice -four. 81; corn meal, 1928; extra cream uo'
$3.50; cat neal $40; oat greats $-oo' az S
whole wheat aour 81 so: rolled oats. bbls, % -
ar % in sacks $440Q7; extra cream 40. -
sacks and 81 so iu barrels; rolled wnest. Dols
$3.50, in sacks $42JN5. pearl Oarley. - -
split peas boxes $50 for yellow and Si-oO Tor
green 100 lbs.
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Condition of the Treasur

WASHINGTON, Jan 19.-The condition OF the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
folows
Trust funds-Gold coin. SS73 1913 $50; silver
dollars, $4S4, ,S29, goo; silver dollars of 1890,
3915, 900; silver certificates outstanding, $4S4,
500 600
General fund-Stsndard silver dollars in gen
eral fund 81. 469. .309 current Liabilities, Ss9,-
9ss 254; working balance In treasury offices, $21.
175 695; in banks to credit Of treasurer of the
United States, $40 274 96S: subsidiary silver CON-
SIS 2S3 457: minor coin. 81 0S2, 1885, total balance
in general fund. $50 90. Sal.
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1se; tierce. 125sc; tierces. 12ze; teree-

1sc; tierce. 125sc; 2 tierces. 12xe: tiercs>.
12%c.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams IL 4 a 1sc; picnic hams.
to lbs, % Jsc: s to 10 lbs. 21Ilc: 10 to II lbs
21Ec; light dry salt bacon, s to 10 lbs. 19e; 10
TO II lbs. 1S1ac; medium bacon, II 12c; light me-
dium bacon, 171sc.
Lard-Tierces 1o%c. sos Ice. los 1916. IS
1856 3s 16Ae; compound lard. tierces lie. SOS
uAc los 11s4c. IS 11kc. IS 12c; yellow cook
ing oil, &C per gal: white cooking oil. 69c per
gal: salad oil. Tic per gal
Beef-Locai prices are quoted. Export lots, in
spected by the government. are 81 per bbl high
er. Extra family beef. Sl2 per bbl family beef
Sl1-5o per Dbl; extra mess beef. $11-5O per Dbl;
smoked beef. 19e per 10.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels $3.50; clear.
$50; mess $780, pig pork, $50 so; pigs feet. $50
for half bbls, $2.40 for % ID kegs and S1.35 for
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Alaska packers, association

At the annual meeting of the Alaska packers
association President Henry F. Fortmann made
the following financial report
Current repairs and replacements amounting 10
S16S 73S. 0S have been charged to operating cost
New improvements and additions 10 plants have
been made at cost Of 1923, ,49o.55. There has
been written off from plants on account OF de
precation s142. .9O6- 50. making the present ap-
praised value of plants $4.23I 1862 or ST.
397 81 less than last year The steel barks Star
Of Holland and Star of Greenland have been pur-
chased for S122. 800.
There has been expended for Improvements and
repairs to the feet the amount of S1T6.921 81.
There has been written OF from feet values for
depreciation the sum Of S104 e7026 leaving the
present appraised value of the feet 81 2S1, 700.
During the year 1909 $2S7. 900 of the bonds OF
the association were redeemed and cancelled, re-
ducing the bonded Indebtedness to 81. .322 600 The
insurance fund has increased S211 04T.T4. The
profits for 1909 were $779, ,72S.69 dividend of
S1.50 per share the capital stock of the cor
poration has been declared. payable February 10.
1910. Cash hand, $355.5 10. The old officers
and directors were reelected.
India ConsOIs
LONDON. Jan. 19.India consols were al
Iotf 1c A
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND, Jan. .-wheat-Trsck prices:
Club, $1.oS; bluestem, S1.1S; red Russian, S105;
turkey red 81 10: fortyfold. s11o; valley, 81 .06-
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan. 19.--Wheat--Bluestem 81 $50
1.19; club. $I09; red Russian, $1.0T.
SEATTLE. Jan. 1e.--Milling quotations-Blue
stem. 81 IA; club, 81 10; ffe. 81 10; red Russian.
$1.06. Export wheat: Bluestem. Sill; club.
81 0s; ife, 81. .06i red Russian, $05. No car re-
cepts up to noon. Yesterdays receipts-Wheat,
SO cars; oats, 2 cars; barley, 16 cars.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Money on call steady,
31394 per cent; ruling rate, ~ per cent; clos
ing bid. 3sz per cent: offered at q per cent.
Time loans easier; so and 80 days, per cent;
G months. 4 Il per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. AZ as per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s390 for 80 day bills and
at 81. $500 for demand.
Commercial bills $4SSA @4S3%.
Bar silver, 52hc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Bonds-Government. steady: railroad, weak
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-7ls @sc per Ib for steers, 6149T15c for
cows and heifers
veal-s13 @1le for large and 1OG iol5e for
small
Mutton-wethers 10@11c; ewes. 931oe per H.
Lamb-121 u G131ac per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-111a 61213c for hghI
and Ga @10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. fat steers over 800 lbs. alive. "a gSS
@415c: third quality, 3E@3Ac-
No; l COWS and heifers: SA @4c: second .an qual
ity, 81 @31sc; third quality. 274 43c; common
thin, undesirable cows. 21a@2%c.
FAT bulls and stays, 2A @215c; half fat or thln
bulls 115 @2e-
Caives-Light weight. per lb. 51s93%c; me-
dium. 5@5Ac; heavy. 4G45c.
Sheep (per lbJ-Wethers. No. l. 5H95%ef
ewes. 4l5G4Ac -,
Lamb (per lb)-This years milk lsmos, 81
@7c. -,
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing lot
70 140 lbs. SIC; 140 to $50 lbs, She: go 10 so'
lbs Sc; common, undesirable hogs ogoc-
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Northern Business

TACOMA, Jan. 19-Clearings, $a45, ,459; bal
ances, SIPS, ,694.
SEATTLE. Jan. 19.-Clearings, 81, 125, 523; bal
ances, S239, ,923.
PORTLAND JAN 19.-Clesrings, s1,7sl,O7s;
SPoKASE. Jan. 1s-oleariugs, sess. .5ss; bal
ances. SI0S. T0S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Business In fresh fruits showed some improve
ment yesterday. the bright sunny weather causing
a better movement IN citrus fruits and the up
per grades OF apples. Buyers were still eonfin-
ing their operations TO the purchasing of small
lots but sales were much more numerous than
at any time during the last week Quota
tious for everything were unchanged Receipts
included consignment of 80 barrels of Gran
berries that was shipped In from Sacramento.
The receivers offered the berries at SS@S.50 a
barrel and experienced No difficulty in effeeting
sales
Cranberries-S7@s. 30 per bbI
Apples (per box)-Fancy bellnowers, S1.25Q
150: do Newtown pippins. $1d1.35; do red,
s.. 5o@1 10; choice, 75cG$1; common, 4OG65c.
Pears-winter Nellis, s262. Is per box; other
varieties S141.25-
az 80 for fancy and 81 65612 for choice; tanger-
ines 75c@$1 for small and $1.251 15O for large
boxes: grapefruit. 81. 50d3 for seedless: lemons,
So 5Od4 for fancy. s.. 50q3 for choice and 81 a
loo for standard; lines. S4d4-50.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1GI75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s2.50@3. 80 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, s2G2-5o per Dozen
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e.-Flour-Steady with a
slow trade. Receipts, -, 153; shipments, 1885,
Wheat-Spot, irregular; No. red. 81 IS; eie-
vator, domestic and SIPS (. O. b. anoat, nomi
hard winter, $l.23; nominal (. o. b.. afoat
Option market was nervous and after declining
over cent on account Of weak cables and
larger receipts, regained most of the losses
covering by shorts, closing Nc net lower. May
closed 81 .16st July, S1.06A. Receipts, 27 500;
shipments, / COZ bushels.