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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

There was another attempt to put the egg
market down yesterday and the selling Interests
were partially successful. the net result OF the
days business on the exchange being decline
Of 1ac in the price Of extras. which were
quoted at 371kc a dozen. At the opening OF
the call some large receivers sold at 36c but
the market recovered. closing firm Mt the new
quotation. Receipts are Increasing and seconds
and thirds are figuring in the arrivals but the
demand for top quality stock seems to be suff-
cient to prevent any sharp break in values The
freely and prices were easily maintained most
receivers being very firm in their views as TO
values Cheese remained firm, there being a
ready market for all grades
Sales the exchange were follows:
Eggs-20 cases OF fresh extras at Sec. 10 at
SIC and 80 at 3Ti5c DOZEN
Cheese-50 fancy new California fats at IKE
and 10 at 1sc pound
Receipts were 1880 pounds Of butter. $500
pounds OF cheese and 1.217 cases OF eggs.
The following are official quotations established
by the sales, bids and offers the floor Of the
dairy exchange. Prices In the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quotations. generally range
from 115c to &c higher. owing to the various
charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, CSC per H.
steady: do firsts, 33c. steady; do seconds. 29c
steady; California storage extras, 81 &c. FIRM do
frsts. SOC, hrm; extra storage ladies, % nc
steady; do firsts. 25c. steady
Cheese-California fancy dats. 1Sc per To-
firm; do hrsts, 161zc, drm; do seconds. 16c. drm;
fancy Young Americas. Ice. steady: do hrsts.
1Sc, steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas.
1S1Ac, firm; do nats. Isle, firm; California
fancy storage fats. l715c firm; do nrsts. 1916.
firm; storage Young Americas, 1s15c, arm; New
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FISH- PER POrND-
RrnvisInnS
,nees we're noted Yesterday

No further changes were noted yesterday.
Cottolene-One half bbl. l3lsc: half bbls
I3c; 1 tierce, 125sc; 2 tierees, 12%cs tierees,
12%c.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, III q 1Sc; picnic hams
1315c; California hams. 16d17c; fancy bacon. 6
to lbs % NC; 10 10 lbs, &c; 10 to II lbs.
2115c: light dry salt bacon, ) to 10 lbs. 19c; 10
to IL lbs 1S15c; medium bacon, 171Sc; light me
dium bacon. 1T12c
Lard-Tierces 15%c. 50s Ice, los 1615c, IS
16sc. ss 16Ae; compound lard; ;, ueress lie sos
ing oil &C per gal; white cooking oil. sc per
gal; salad oil. Tic per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots,
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef, s12 per bbl; family
beef s1I.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $11. so
per bbl: smoked beef. Ice per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. In barrels. $3.50; clear.
$50: mess, $50; pig pork, $32 so; pigs feet
So SO for half bbls. $40 for 25 ID kegs and
$1.35 for kits.
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Potntne.. Onion. nnd VerctahIes

Mexican tomatoes appeared in the markcr
yesterday. consignment of 20 crates coming n
by express. They were In good CONDITION an
were readily disposed OF at 81 a crate. X
ceipts Of peas and beans from the Los An2eFs
region continued light and anything In geod cor
ditiOn brought stin prices. What little eggplan-
and summer squash was Offering met with
prompt sale. the latter bringing $500 boN
Potatoes and onions were quiet but steadS a.
the old quotations.
Potatoes tper ctD-River white. 756SOc for
common TO choice and $1@1-1O for fancy Sa-
Iinas Burbanks 81. 20G1 l. 40; oregon BurnsAnx..
$1.15Gg1. %; sweet potatoes, 81. 5Og 30
Onions-S1G al 10 per etl.
VegetableS-TOmatOeS. nominal. green peaS,
1Od15c per ID: string beans 2Oa25c per III; gar
lie 6Q7c per ID; cabbage. 4015Oc per ctl: en-
cumbers, $1di.50 per dozen; caulifOwer- oOd noe
per dozen; turnips 75c per sack; carrots. ooc per
sack; eggplant. 1Je per ID; green peppers. "a ic
per ID; rhubarb. 304e per ID; celery. SOd zoe
per dozen; mushrooms, 5OcU SIS per box
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO, Jan. Wheat prices fell of to-
day. Oats and corn maintained the frmness of
the previons session, while provisions sagged on
heavy sales in spite of record making prices for
live hogs
There large volume of trade in wheat
Forecast of less inclement weather to come. to-
gether with milder northwest temperatures to-
day promised larger movement of the crop.
which had bearish effect on the cash wheat
market. The range in prices 9sM1hc. May
showing the greatest spread. from s1;l3A to
$1.15. The nearby option. however, quickly re
eeded from the high point and closed weak at
S13& @1.131s.
The corn pit continued to be the spectacular
arena. high point being established in the
May delivery. Heavy feeding and crippled rail
service cut down offerings and kept the market
strong The new high point for May was Soc.
The more distant future reached yesterdays high
level OF 69c. The final figures for May were
6s& 66sJsc. * a lac higher July was a shade
higher and September unchanged.
General commission and speculative trade was
large In the oats pit. In spite Of the enormous
business the range comparatively narrow.
The market eased OF toward the close of the
session and final figures left May II @Ac higher
at 4S1sc, with July sc lower and September &c
higher
higher
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Flour and Farinaceou. e;ood.

Flour-CalifOrnia family extras. Sc. soar net
without discount; bakers extras. S6.6Od7: su-
bbl. So. TO@59 80 for family bakers and patents
and $4.90 for cut OF: Kansas patents, S645n
$40: do straights. $6.25 as so; Dakota patents.
$40. do straichts. Sd. 70 per bbl
Farinaceous GOOds-Prices in 100 10 sacks. net
cash. no discount. are as follows Graham -four.
50 40 per 100 lbs; rye -four 50; rye meal. s.. S0s
So 80; ost meal "a 40; cat groats. S4 so: farina
45O; hominy. $3.50; buckwheat four S4 so.
whole wheat 1our, $3.50; rolled oats. bbls S7d
7.25. in sacks $4.4096,75; extra cream do. 81 IN
sacks and $50 in barrels: rolled wheat bblS
$3.50. in sacks S425Q5: pearl barley 81 rs: split
peas. boxes. $5.T0 fOF yellow and $3.50 for green
per 100 lbs
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-Foreign futures were higher. but Chi
cago was lower. The San Francisco market con-
tinued quiet and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California. -; Sonora. S2.10G227h; Propo
and white Australian. 50. az. 12A. Northern
s1.ss% a191%; turkey red. s1.s5@2O6; blue
stem. 2121t az. Is per ctl
FUTURES
No quotations.
Enthusiastically market was interesting
report that large operators were trying to
tied everything. One big line of is, 900 sacks
mixed feed and shipping was offered at 81 Az
and, while some of it was reported sold at this
figure, the main body Of Ii remained uRsOld.
This transaction bore down the quotations for
the cash grain viii be seen
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed, S1.46A good to choice feed
81. .4213 41.45; common to fair 81. .4061.41k per
ctl; brewing. Sl.45@1.471a; shipping lots 81 As;
chevalier, S1.60@165 per ctl.
FUTURES
1870 q. Session
Open. High Low. Close.
May-No sales; 81. 1855 bid, s1.467s asked.
December--No sales; S1.2712 bid.
Oats-Black lower and dull. White are
offered at $1.7212, January delivery. The mar
ket continues quiet and easy.
Reds for feed. s1.62z@1- 70; reds for seed.
at 81 7O6n1 10; white, 81 .7O@1. 75 per Gu
Corn-SmaH round yellow. SI.70G175: white,
S1.75@1 so; large yellow, $1.75@1.So; western
states yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track
SI.65; white, S1.67i2: mixed Si.63 per ctI;
white Egyptian, $1-7O@1. TO; brown do, $1.6o@
kye-Utah is quoted at s1.so; California. nom
inal.
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Spring Valley Stock Higher Again
Mining Stocks Without Feature

pany of Kern county has levied an assessment en-
Of 10 cents per share, delinquent feoruary io
Sale day, February 2S A.,
The Syndicate mining company OF Booze uas- lis
trict has levied assessment OF Genus pei
share, delinquent February 10.
At the regular annual meeting OF tne iS StoeA
holders of the Midway mining company OF Il 1onU -
pah the following directors were elected: H. "
Brougher. ]. j McOuillan, T. l.. 0ddie, Henry
Anderson, w. ]. Douglass. E. J. Erickson and n
Roger Stenson The officers elected were n. y.
Brougher, president: II. L. 0ddie vice president !
W. J. Douglass secretary and treasurer. Inc
annual report for the share holders is being pre-
pared and will be mailed soon. -,
Gently held annual meeting of the stock noiders
OF the San Francisco savings union nave orsau al
lied by re-electng Lowell White presldent' W !.
G. B. de Fremery, c. o. G. Miller and Jonn q p
Drum, vice presidents; r. NJ Welch. CASHIER anu anu
secretary; A. NJ Whittle, assistant cashiel' Ahu
d. A. Rosenquist. accountant.
The Pacific States savings and loan eolhpanny n
has declared dividend for the term ehuins Ue @
cember 81 1909 AFT the rate of 5 per cent per
annum all deposits. payable January D.
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Do gen As 76 Do 1st & ext As. 1914
Do cV As, ser a soy Western Md As 80
Do cE As ser B 721k Westing El cv 5s. 91Ia
Con Elect OK ~ T46 WIS Central 4S "a u
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Poultry and Game

Two cars OF western chickens. making s re-
eeived for the week. went sale yesterday.
and although most receivers were pretty veil
supplied. the arrivals met with fair An
Quiry at satisfactory prices AL kinds Of 6cS n
tic poultry, including dressed turkeys. wcrS
good demand and the market remained firm Y q
around. There was little better demand for
game and prices for some descriptions were
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens. S5G6 for small.
S6. .50l7.5O for large and SSG10 for extra: young
rOosters. S6.5Od so; do extra large SSd10; old
ROSTERS, S405; flyers. S6d6.50; broilers. S4Hj
for large and $304 for small: ducks. $7d10:
pigeons. 81 80; squads. S3d3.50. geese. 81 5Ud
per pair; dressed turkeys. 25d2Sc per 10.
Game fDer dOzenl-MaIlard ducks. S4@f6: can
vasbacks. S4d7: sprig s3.5Od5: teal $2dS. wild
geon. $2GS; spoonbills. $2Q2.50; blackjacks. -
as: gray ducks. $3.50: gray geese. Si50ao 4. 5n-
white geese. S1.75d2.50. brant. So 5Od3. so:
honkers, S6as; hare. $2G2. %: rabbits S25O.
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-I@7!sc per lb for steers. s@shc for
COWS and heifers
veal-s@Ioc for large and s@1Oac for
small.
pound
Lamb-12@l215c per ID.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-11H @1211c for light
and 91h G10c for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
per lb; under 900 lbs. 4hc; second quality. 46
41hc; third quality. 3n@3%c.
No. 1 cows and neifers. 315 @3%tc; second
quality. 393Ec; third quality. 24@3e; com
mon thin, undesirable cows, &c.
Fat bulls and stays, 2@2Ncs half fat or thin
bulls. 115@1%c-
.Caives-Lig6t weight, per ID. 51sc; medium.
sheep tper IbJ1Ewethers. No. 1. 5Ha5xc:
ewes, 415@4%c.
arc.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, Sc: 40 to $50 lbs. SIC; $50 to $50
lbs. 7%c; common, undesirable hogs, 506c.
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Egg Markets In Nearby Counties
[SneeiaI Dispatch 70 The Gall

SANTA Cruz. Jan. T.-PrOducers are receiv-
ing ;5c for all classes of eggs. and the ioeat
market is well supplied. Larger shipments an
made from Capitola station TO outside points.
SANTA ROSA. Jan. There was a decln,
of nc in the price offered for eggs ON the loSsl
market today ON receipt OF advices from the So
Francisco dairy produce exchange Local l, ueatsi
are paying 513e per dozen for choice aha o
for seconds With more moderate weather tae
supply win rapidly increase, as there Is Pieh''
of green feed
ping in price and today were quoted ar Sot2c
and 50 i2c. The demand is good and prOductlnn
increases Conditions remain the same anu th5
weather is WARNER.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $s76 $50. 500: silver
dollars. S4si 9s5 900; silver dollars Of 1890. s3
9S5 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
erai fund. $1.S43224: current liabilities $1O3,-
0S0726; working balance in treasury Offices
S2S 534 .69s: IN banks 10 credit of treasurer of
the United States, 35.64T 191 subsidiary silver
coin SIG, ,4S6.573: minor coin. $926 239: total
balance in general fund. $S5 III 290.
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COMMERCIAL FOR The CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular.
Spot and future cotton advanced.
Copper stocks steady.
Sterling exchange higher. Hongkong ex-'
change lower.
Silver somewhat lower.
Spring Valley water stock higher.
Mining stocks quiet and featureless
Wheat quiet. Barley market lower.
Oats quiet and weak.
Rolled barley and alfalfa meal lower.
Hay steady to firm.
Wet and dry hides weak.
Salt advances about rs per cent.
Eggs lower, butter steady, cheese firm.
Potatoes and onions quiet and steady.
Fresh fruit market dull.
Poultry sells well. Game firm.
Shipment of S1,416, ,63s to the orient.
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STOCK MARKET

The only active stock among the local secur-
tiles yesterday was Spring Valley water which
advanced from $44.50 TO $45 Is under a long list
of fair sized sales. All the other stocks and
bonds were quiet. Oakland transit 6 per cent
bonds were coupon OF SO, and First national
bank ex dividend of So
In the unlisted department Pacific gas common
was s55.50@56, preferred $50 5919O.50 and
California wine association $30Nt31. so.
The Comstocks we're quiet and without feature
The leaders ranged lower.
Changes in the southern Nevadas were a de-
cline in Godfeld Con. from S7.ST1a to $765 and
an advance in Belmont from SSc TO 9sc
The Monte aCristo oil and development com
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Decidncnn and Cifrne F,rnIfa

Conditions and prices in the market for tresh
fruits remained exactly the yesterday as
the preceding day. business in all lines being
confined TO the narrOwest possible limits and
wholly local In character besides There were
no noteworthy arrivals Of anything
Cranberries-STegS.J per Dbl.
Apples tDer bOxy-Fancy DellnOwers. Sl-2S0
1.5O; do NewtOwn piDpins. 81 25611.5O; do red
Christmas apples, $1.75@2-25
Pears-Winter Nellis, S292-25 per box: other
varieties, S1Gl25.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Nayel oranges. S225
42-50 for fancy and 81 6502 for choice; tanger-
ines, 75cGS1 for small and 81 25d1.j for large
boxes; grapefruit, S2.50a3 for Seedless; lemons,
S3.50G4 for fancy, s.. SOFAS for choice and Slq
1.50 for standard; lines. S4G450.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. S1d1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2-j0Gl3.J0 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples. S2a3 per dozen.
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STOCK MARKET
VERY LIST'LESS


NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-whatever may be
thought of the influence of the presidents
message on the stock market, it can not
be supposed there was anything in it that
was news in that region. The full text Of
the message was distributed to brokers Of
fees within a few minutes after its deliv-
cry to congress, advance copies having been
in hand for that purpose. The preparation
Of the document, moreover, has involved
such widespread consultation and such free
preliminary discussion by the author IN
public addresses that scarcely any passage
of it could be regarded as a novelty.
Ever since the conference of railroad
presidents at the White House last Monday
the stock market has devoted most Of its
attention to taking measures prompted by
the views of the forthcoming paper. The
result was seen in the state approaching
idleness into which the market fell after
the message was published. In the move
ment of special stocks here and there
which occurred during the week it is pos
sible to suppose that action was prompted
by particular passages of the message.
Putting aside the question Of how far
speculative action may have anticipated
the effect of the message. the opinion is
clear that grave weight must attach to the
comprehensive and seasoned plan set before
congress for dealing with the corporation
problem. The means of complying with
the proposed law for federal charters
ceived more attention than any other phase
of the subject.
Other affecting influences were varied.
There were reports of widespread damage
By the storm, and there was uneasiness
regarding the drawing out of the railroad
switchmen's strike in the northwest in
spite of the allegations by the railroads
that the strike was practically broken.
The easing of the money market helped
speculation. The ruling rate for call loans
was below per cent for the first time
during the week.
Preliminary estimates of the weeks cur
rency movements pointed to a heavy cash
gain by the banks, the high call loan rate
early in the week having served sppar-
emily to attract large sums here from the
interior. The cash gain was an element in
rallying stocks later in the day.
Bonds were steady; total sales (par
value) s3,7I3, ,0oo United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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WeeIxJy Trnde Review

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
viii say:
trade, though with optimism the underlying ele
ment in all lines. Severe cold weather and
heavy snow. sleet rain storms have checked
transportation and retarded country trade, though
more less immediate benefit to retail trade
in cities has accrued from the stimulus given to
demand for seasonable goods.
Wholesale lines have been generally quiet. as
statesmen are not fully In their fields of activity
Collections are rather slower and elassed gener-
ally as only fair, due. no donbt, to Interruptions
to the movements of mails and of farm proG1cts
TO market.
some orders for material and equipment, pending
clearer view of the attitude of the national ad-
ministration regarding railway legislation.
For the time being the iron and steel mar
kets are relatively quiet, but sentiment re-
CARDS 1910 is very optimistic
"A large volume Of orders was booked in the
last two months OF 1909, and prospects favor
an exceptionally heavy consumption this year.
Business failures In the United States for
the week ending January were 271. against
257 last week. 329 in the like week Of 1909,
435 In 1908, 253 in 1907 and 2s6 in 1905
Business failures in Canada for the week
numbered 33. compared with % for last week
and fl for the like week in 1909.
Wheat. including -four. exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
January aggregated 3.1S3.145 bushels, against
$3.50 456 last week and 1852, ,o33 this week last
R. C. DUN & Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade
tomorrow will say:
Not in a half decade has year opened with
the business outlook SO generally auspicious as
1910. Some Of the perplexing issues that con-
tributed to the crisis of 1907 still remain un-
solved. while the question of high prices has be-
come acute, but it would seem IL bust
ness confidence were not going to permit these
things to interfere with the further progress of
industry and commerce.
THE optimism which usually prevails at this
season is apparently wen supported by economic
facts. In the great iron and steel trade, which
is basic. this spirit of optimism is particularly
conspicuous. Conditions are not so pronouncedly
strong In some other departments, but with
favorable agricultural conditions and with no
event-political or otherwise-to impair the con-
fdence Of businessmen in the credit structure,
there seems to be no reason to doubt a good
year.
Advances are made in heavy cotton goods
this week, such duck, tickings. brown sheet
ings and some other lines Export trade con-
tinues quiet with the far east but there is some
scattering trade from miscellaneous ports.
Southern cotton yarn spinners have Dromul-
gated schedule Of yarn prices a level
10 per cent higher than current market rates.
THE hide market is dull and weak. with
transactions light and unimportant. Chicago
packers show some disposition to reduce asking
rates LM% per cent descriptions in
the effort to induce interest on the part Of
tanners. All kinds of foreign hides essIer''
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Dried Fruits, RaisIns, Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evaporated apples. "a. 0s1ac; apricOts.
i0@12e; nOorpark. 124a G13e: peaches, 5l3d7cs
prunes. 2% 13c. with &c premium for 4Os; ngs-
342 "a lac5 pears. 60 Zoe; nectarines- 546c-
Raisins-Layers. clusters crown. 81. so. ,
crown. $1.75; 4 crown. Si.2j; ordinary layers.
crown. 90c; 2 crown. soc: seeded. Az G5Ac;
seedless sultanas. pa G4c; ThOmpsOns seedless.
31tc for unbleached and 7d71Se for bleached.
loose muscatel 4 crown, 4e; crown. She;
crown, SC: seedless. Pa c.
NutS-AlmOndS. nOnpareils. 141a l15c. I4lr
@11c; languedoes. 1OG1O1se hardshells. 69d
&c; walnuts. 131ac per 10 for No 1 sOftshells.
sac for No. do; pecans 14l5 G16c; Italian
chestnuts. 9I11c; California chestnuts, 9d1lc;
peanuts. AZ Gt5c: pine nuts zoe per II.
HOney-COmb, 14d15c for water white and 10
G12c per ID for light amber; dark amber. 7tuSc;
extracted. 71ke Tor water white and 55a d6i5c
for light amber; candied and dark amber. 4G
413c per H.
Beeswax-271s 9sOc per B for light and 23@
26c for dark.
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Hay and Feed.tnn.

Rolled barley is lower in sympathy with the
raw grain and alfalfa meal is also lower TFav
continues steady TO firm under moderate ar
rivals.
Bran-s27a2s for red and s2s@29 per ton foe
white.
Middiings-S34 ass per ton.
ShOrts-s29630 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rol1ed barley. S3O03I; rolled oaN
for feed. $3SG39; mixed feed. $2S633 for aver-
age lots; Oilcake meal. -. cocoanut cake or
meal at mills. s25 in 20 and 10 and SIS so in S
ton lots j0bbing. S2B corn meal S3Sa3q:
cracked corn. S3S039: alfalfa neal car lots $50.
jObhing S21: red star alfalfa meal $50 In car
load lots and $21 for johting; CaprocO oil cake
meal, $3.50 per ton.
hay-Wheat. S15G19- 80; wheat and oat Sf361
II; tame oat. $12d16 volunteer wild oat S1O66
IA; alfalfa. S9612; stock hay, $7Q10 per ton
Straw-5OG75c per bale
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GeneraI MerchandI.-

Bags-Grain bags. 5E@5zc spot and 5zkcSo
SIC future; San Quentin bags. SIC. wool bags
32c for 3 = ID and 35e for lbs fleece twine Il,
per ID.
CoaI-PennsyIvan anthracite egg. S16 per ton.
bay. $40: Austraiian house Richmond. etc sISs
Pelaw Main, $12: Stanford Richmond Sl2. Cum,
berland, SIS In bulk and SIS so In sacks. Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, s16 per ton in bulk and
S17 In sacks.
OiIs-Quotations are for barrels Iinseed 60.
per gallon for boiled and SEC for raw: cases X
more; castor oil in cases. No 4. tic; Bakers
AA. 81. 1901 Is; China nut. cases. UOd7Oe per
gal: cocoanut oil. In barrels. 70G731hc Tor XXX
81 y 071c for No. I and 6506S1ae for No ac
cordinx to quantity: extra bleached winter Sn.r,,
oil. Gle; natural winter sperm OIL. Ole: natural
whale OIL 55c; extra winter strained lard al AZ
998c; pure neatsfoot oil, 75e; No. I neatsfoot
oil. SOC; herring OIL 4Oc; salmon oil. s5e; boiled
Coal oil. Gasoline, ete.-Water white iron
barrels drums. 1Oc; $50 deg. OIL iron barrels
cases. lie. astral. lie; star. tic. extra star
20c; Elaine. 26 611e; eOcene. zoe. red crown snS
engine dstillate, in drums. &c. cases ~ No NO,
Sc deg gasoline In bulk 30c 10. cases 371sc- -
nish makers and painters naphtha. in bulk lie.
In cases 1S15c- -
Turpentine-sOc per gallon in cases and "A. =,
bulk drums and iron barrels. ="
Rosin (per bnl OF $50 lDs)-F, So. so; q. 50. *.
Red and White Lead-Red. shasc; ub,t.
81 08Ac per To-
Salt-Has made a general advance NJ 49,.
81; dairy. common 5000 for sos and s1s 5S -
granulated; half ground, per ton. 81 50<Se -
zoos; rock salt, $T@7.50; imitation LIvernooyir syr
$3.50 per ton
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company onot..
follows. terms net cash: Standard hne r~s,s. -
lated. 5.35c; standard coarse granulafed s9e. s9
E. crystal dominos. cases. ss5c: cnhes -;
crushed. 6.6Ocs tablets, In half bbls, 8 s5e- A.,