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GenernI Nerchandise

Bag-Grsin bags 81 d524c spot and 55s a
52tc future; san Quentin bags. 5l4 r.; wool bags.
32c for 3la ID and soc for III; fleece twlne 81
per h.
Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIS per
ton; Wellington, SD; New Wellington. So, Coos
Pelaw Main. SD. Stanford Richmond. SD, cum
beTland. SO in bulk and $1,000 i'm sacks; Welsh
anthracite, SO; coke SIG per ton in bulk and
SIT in sacks
OiIs-QuOtation are for barrels. Linseed, 92c
per gallon for boiled and soc for raw, cases 9c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1, 71c; Baker
"A. $1.I3G115; China nut. cases, 60d7Gc per
gall cOcOanut oil. in barrels. I5d ISl2c for
XXX T2js arc for No. 1 and 70N I3lae for
No. ?, according to quantity; extra bleaehed win
ter sperm OIL Gle; natural winter sperm oil, 9lr;
natural whale oil. soc, extra winter Strailel
lard oil. 95096c; pure neatsfoOt oil, zoe, No.
neatsfoOt oil. soc: herring oil, 4oc. salmon Oh.
35c boiled Ssh oil. soc. paint oil .ilc-
Coal oil Gasoline etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. 10c; 1j0 deg. oil. iron barre.
or drums. HE; special do. lie; pearl oil. ih
cases lie: astral. 14cs star, lfc; extra star. Z,
Flaine. 261ac: eoeene. 20c. red crown and mo rf
gasoline in bulk 15c, in cases pc; NO. engine
distillate. in drums. Sc cases, &c more, 81 dies
gasoline in bulk zoe in cases 81 he; varnisI
makers and painters naphtha, IN bulk He. n
cases 1Slac-
Turpentine-s5c per gallon in eases and ISc
in bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per bbl of 80 Ibsl-F, $3.50; G., SG.'5;
Fl, $50; I, $I.20
Red and White Lead-Red, S12d3ci Wniie.
S14 GS%ac per 10.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit canners'
association quotes prices for 1903 fruits. T. o. D.
factory as follows
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hops

Everything under this head remains unchanged.
Wool is dull. Hides are weak and slow, with
stocks showing some accumulation Hops are
firm enough. but the demand for them is light.
and cold weather in the east is affecting the
market unfavorably there. IL Is reported that
1910s on contract are in good demand At 150 lie
first cost to growers but the latter are reluctant
10 sell at these prices.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 13M1c Un-
der quotations. Heavy sslted steers 1Se; medium.
11i2c: light lie; cowbides. lie for heavy. lie
for light: stays She; salted Kip. lie. saltetl
veal. 1Tc salted calf lie. dry hides. 1917 q 2nc
dry kip. 1Sc; dry calf, 23N24c; dry veal 24c
sheepskins. shearings. 20Ff 4oc each; shOct wool.
50GS medium. 90c n 81 10. long wool. 81. 2jfr
l. "a: lambs 25fi zoe horse hides. salt. s. 25Nf.;
for large and 81 50G2 for medium 75c0S1 for
small and 25'd j0c for colts; horse hides, dry. s.
G2-25 for large and 81. 25G2 for medium. SEGA
81 for small and 25dj0c for colts g0atskinS.
prime angOra. 50G90c large hair goats, 250 4Oc
medium. 20d 30c; small. 5015c.
TallOw-No. 1 rendered. 56Jtac, No .. ga ~
412c: grease. 2td3c.
WOol-Fsll clip: Northern. free mountain. n
n 13c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 13015c; south
ern. more or less defective "a dS1ac; fall lambs,
Sd 10c for southern and ia 15c for northern.
Hops-Calfornias 1SG23c for crop Of 1909;
Oregons, 21d2 &c per II.
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Canned Asparagus-Prices Of the California
fruit Gamers association are as follows. per
dozen in "a square cans: Mammoth white.
81 50; mammoth green. $2.4o; large white.
81. so; large green. 81 p.
Canned PeaS-FOllOwing are the prices for
1909 pack; Standard. 9Oc sifted, 81; extra
sfted. S1.2O; extra fine sifted, $l55; petit pois,
Canned Tomatoes. 1909 standard, No.
2I2, % y a soc; No g. 9Oc; No. s, $3.50
Quicksilver-S44. SOFAS per flask for local use
and $43af43.50 per flask for export
Cordage-NIanila. 9Ac; sisal. Sc; sisal bale
Coffee-COSta Rica, So Q1jc; Salvador. Slafr
13c; Nicaragua, 10G1S1ac; Guatemala Mexican,
StaQ14e; Hawaiian, SQ141ac; Ecuador, 9H M
SaIt-Bales. common. S15O; granuIated 81
dairy. common. 5000 for 5Os and $500 for
granulated; half ground per ton, 81 SOFAS for
zoos; rock salt, $I9I.5O; imitation Liverpool,
Pacific Codhsh-The Union fish company quotes
follows Bundles, small whole, 80 10 bales.
$3.50: cases. extra 100 10 boxes, S6; cases east
ern style Sc. 75; Anchor brand, &c; narrow gauge.
71sc; Silver King, Sc; Golden state. Il2e; White
Seal, middles, 1O@ lO12c; Seabright. blocks 4*te;
SIC; Pearl. tablets. SIC; ID boxes fancy bone
less. 1Oc; ID boxes fancy bOneless, lie; half
bbls picked cod. $3.50 eacn-
Bundles. small. whole. 4l3c; eases. regular,
large. whole she; eases. extra, Sc; cases. east
ern style. CSC; Frgate, 7c; narrow Paragon
71ae: Monarch, Sc: Western Pride. 71ac; Impe
rial 1O610i5e; Ocean Wave. 1≻ Siberia. Iltc;
Star. 10 tablets. SIC; Pacific Belle 1 ID tab
do 80 2 ID boxes, lie; picked cod. half b0ls
$5. 80 each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
follows. terms net cash. Standard tne granu-
lated j.45c; standard coarse granulated '-49c;
fruit granuated. 5.45c; cut loaf, in barrels only
: 45c: H & E. crystal dOminos. > ID cartous m
cases S.45c; do 2 10 cartons In eases. SY5c,
monarch bar. :. soc; tablets. in half bblS. 5.9lc.
do in boxes. 6.2Oc: cubes and A crushed. 9-tOc;
monarch powdered 5.5Jc. XNNX powdered
) .j5c: candy granulated 5.55c, confectionery A.
3 43c: eonfectiOners' crystal. 555c: extra nne
grauuIated 5.25c: magnolia - 5-Ooc, extra g.
493c: golden G., T. Soc. ID. 4-l9c Barrels and %
III bags Zoe half bblS 25c. boxes soc more per
100 bs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar in 80
and 40 III tins ST. 20 more. in : and 10 ID tins
50 Is more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows; Granuated basis,
< 45r. 'Higrade'' bar 5.S0c; powdered. 9-JJe;
crushed 57Oc: berry. : 4jc; G. & H. extra hne
dry pranuIated. 5.45c. coarse dry graduated.
45e confectioners' A. J.4jc; eOnfectloners'
crystal 555c: cubes , zoe, bricks. J.Inc, extra
6ne dry granulsted G0O III bags onlyl J.25rs
excelsior A J.05c: extra G., 4.95c; golden G,
S5c: yellow D. 4.I5c: cut loaf in bbls only.
:. .45c: H. & Z. crystal dominos. ID cartons in
eases : 45c do , 10 cartons In cases S.99c- Adj
ditiouaI per 100 lbs: In barrels aand 30 III bags.
1O, more: half bbIS. 25c more, boxes. 5uc more
for all grades. Bar in p and 20. n tins, $lIO
more in 10 N tins. S2-3J more Minimum order
carload weight
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
SILL D..natoL 10 Tha CnN1

SANTA ROSA, Feb. s--There slight
drop in the prices Of eggs here tOday on re-
celpt of advices from the San Francisco
produce exchange. The local dealers quoted
271@ cents for choice and 241a cents for seconds
SANTA CRUZ. Feb. S.-Poaltrymen continue
to receive % cents for all classes Of eggs and
the local market is still well supplied. The
larger dealers ship their product direct 10 San
Francisco firms. Shipments particularly
large from Capttola station, which is near
large poultry farms.
PETALUMA, Feb. S.-After receipt of quota
tons from the 5an Francisco dairy exchange the
best offerings today were 2s13 and 2715 cents
for eggs. There are no changes 10 note in
local conditions
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Foreign Futures
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Feb. S.--Flour--Steady, WITH q
small iobbing trade Winter extras. No. =.
$4.4od4.55. Receipts, 24.3s7 barrels; ship
ments. S,SOs.
Wheat-Spot firm No red. 81 .29@l.30
elevator domestic and S1.30 nominal T. O. b;
ahoat; No l northern Duluth and No. hard
winter, $l23Ss nominal f. o. b. anoat- options
Wheat opened easier the cables, but soon
rallied and during the day ruled firm in ab-
senee of offerings and covering by shorts. The
dependently OF most OF the closing at
ssMAc net advance May. S1.1Ih @llSla;
closed At $1.1sas: July. $l.osi4 al oe14: closed
at $l09h. Receipts 7,400 bushels shipments,
3l944
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Hay and Feed.tnns

The hay market Is running along Pm tnc same
groove being quiet. with prices unchanged.
Bran-S27a2S for red and $50 - per tou Tor
white.
MiddlingS-S34d36 per ton.
shorts -S296I}O per ton.
Feedstuffs Rolled barley. S2SN %; rolled oats
for feed S;,3H;sji mixed feed, S2Sn,i3 for aver
age lots: oilcake meal --: cOcoanut cake or
meal al mills So in 20 and 10 and $3.50 ina
ton lots iobbing S26; corn meal. S3So 80;
cracked corn. S;}SFt39, alfalfa meal carload lots
$50: jobbing. $21: red star alfalfa meal. S2u iu
carload lots and S21 for jobbing; calfalfs meal
$50 in car lots and S2l iobbiDg; CaprocO oilcake
meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hsy-Wheat S140 - 80: wheat aud ost SID
n 16: tame cat S12M 16. volunteer Wild Oat. sou
Is; alfalfa. S9012; stock hay. S7d9 per ton.
Straw-50G7jc per bale.
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London Closing stocks
Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, FEB. S.-Tbe condition OF
the treasury at the beginning of business TODAY
was follows: Trust funds-tiold coin SS62 :
997. .s69; silver dollars s5s4. .470, 500; silver dol
lars Of 1890 $3.sTe 600; silver certificates out
standing, $4S4, 40, 500. General fund-Standard
silver dollars IN general fund, $3.50 S2S current
liabilities. 500, ,657 .SS1 working balance in
treasury offices, So, T33 37G; IN banks to credit
of treasurer OF the United States S35 sf3 230.
subsidiary silver coin. $50. .4IO. .4S7: minor coin
81. Isl, 157; total balance IN general fund. Ss3 :
065. .5S3
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Northern Wheat Market

" ASHINNI
TACOMA, Feb. NATURALIZATION. S1.14G
LIS; club S1.066l1.07; red Russian, S1.04.
SEATTLE, Feb. -Wheat--Nilling quota
tions Bluestem, SLIP: club, $1.09 fife $1.09;
red Russian, S1.07 Export: Bluestem, $1.09;
club. 81 06; fife. 81 06: red Russian, $1.04. Car
receipts up to Wheat. cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND Feb. Wheat-Track prices
Club 81 .06: bluestem, $115: red Russian, $1.04 /;
Turkey red, sl.o7; forty fold, s1.Os; valley.
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New York Money uar,ke,

NEW YORK. Feb s.-Money on call. easy
2H@224 per cent; ruling rate 2B per cent:
closing bid, pa offered at 215 per cent
Time loans. dull and steady; 60 days 315 per
cent; 30 days, ~ per cent; six months / per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. ~ a. per cent
Sterling exchange closed strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at s.. .S375s14 S3S5 for
90 day bills and $4-S605 for demand
Commercial bills, $4.S314 Q4.S335.
Bar silver. 5l%c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds Government, steady; railroads, heavy
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General Advance in Mutton Prices
Butter and Eggs Still Lower

the better unless some business develops in ship
ping channels. All grades were lower yester-
day, the decline being 1ac in extras 1c in firsts
and &c in seconds and thirds.
The butter market has been steadily weaken
ing for some little while, the quotation for
fresh extras having dropped 4c pound in
many days. On the exchange yesterday sellers
offered to sell at Soc pound at the opening Of
the call and. being unable to place any stocks.
they kept shading their selling price but were
unable to effect sales, though they were willing
sellers at 32c. which made the official
quotation. Fresh 1rsts We're &c lower at Sic.
and the price Of storage extras broke from SIC
to 2Sc a pound. Storage hrsts were dropped
from the list of quotations. Cheese had
hrmer tone and fat frsts were marked up &c
to l71Ac a pound
Sales the exchange follows:
Butter-600 pounds of cold storage extras at
2Sc pound.
EGgs-10 cases of fresh extras at 2Sc, 80 at
29c and 80 at 20 12c dozen.
Receipts 10000 pounds of butter. 5000
pounds of cheese and L. 300 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lished yesterday AMI on the three preceding days
the floor of the dairy exchange Prices in
the street while governed by the exchange quo
tstions. generally range from 1Iac 10 2c higher.
owing to the various charges to be added.
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Meat Market

The feature of the market is the general ad-
In dressed mutton and lamb. will be
seen by the quotations The cause of the ad-
vance is said to be bad feed conditions in south
California, storms in Nevada and high east
markets. Hogs also firm at the high
prices. with receipts light. though the demand
is also light. Beef is steady and unchanged.
DRESSED MEATS
Saughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-1ms!4e per lb for steers 7@7l4c for
cows and heifers
vea-91a@11lAc for large and 9ls@1lc for
small
SIntton--wethers. l2@12l4c; ewes, 1@l2c
per pound.
Lamb--l307i5c per Ib.
Dressed Pork tper lbl-12a13c for light and
10@11c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARRET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 5m5Hc
per lb; under 900 lbs, 4%c second quality Az
M44c; third quality. 3ai @4c
No. | cows and heifers. fmihc; second quail
ity 3ia M3Ac; third quality, 3d34c; common,
thin. undesirable cows, 29I M3c.
Fat hutls and stays, FL @21ac; half fat or
thin bulls. 11aM2c
calves-Light weight. per lb, 5Is G5stc; me-
dunn. 50I5l4c; heavy. 4M41ac
Sheep (per lb1-Wethers. No. 1. 51s a6c;
ewes Az M5e.
Lamb tper lb)-Ths years milk lambs &C.
Hogs tper lh)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 40 lbs. Sac; 140 TO 250 lbs. DC; go to $50
lbs S12c; common undesirable hogs, 5676c.
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Poultry and Game

one that came in saturday. have been handled so
far this week. but the market remains In good
shape for sellers. this imported stock consists
chiefly of large hens and roOsters, which are in
demand among the Chinese for the new year
celebration. California stock is coming forward
slowly and is passing of first hands at steady
prices almost as fast as received. There is not
much demand for game and prices for wild ducks
are inclined TO eaSinesS-
Poultry fper doZen)-Hens. S5@6 for small.
$7MT 80 for large and SS6l10 for extra; young
ROSTERS $7dS do extra large. $S.50H1O; old
ROSTERS S5M5.5O; fryers, S6.5Od7 broilers,
S5d6 for large and $3.506450 for small; ducks,
nominal; pigeons. S1.50; squads. $3M4; geese
So SOFAS per pair dressed turkeys nominal
Game tper dozen l-Mallard ducks. $5N6; ran
vasbacks, S6d7 sprig, $3.J0@4; teal, S2at2.30;
widgeon 81 5003; spOonbills S2d2-j0: black
jacks. 81. 5063; gray ducks. $3.50: gray geese,
s. SOFA. 5O white geese, S1.50@2.5O; brant. $50
4: honkers S6I9; hare. Sl.I3M2, rabbits. SOU
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Minneannlis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. wheat-May CLOSED
at Sill July. sl.109a. Cash wheat.No-
hard $1.12dL13A; No. 1 northern, Sill 4 q
1.12M: No. 2, $1.091a @1.1044.
Cern-No. yellow, 5T& @5Ss4c-
Gats-No. white. 4414 a 4i12c-
Rye-No. .. TAN MT6Ac.
Flax-Closed at 81 1TL.
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Nc,r York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. -Hides-Firm.
PetrOleum-Steady-
WOOl-Steady-
Sugar-Raw nominal; NIuscovado. 50 fest.
2 sac: centrifugal. 9c test. lie; molasses
sugar 50 test. 3 SIC. Refined steady.
Coffee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged
10 ; points lower. Sales were reported OF 1853
bags including September at T;l5c; October
IOc December. Z .15c.
Spot cOfee-Steady. No. Rio. 11-l61SHc;
No. Santos. 9M9lsc.
Afild-Quiet. C0rdOva. 949i.c.
Butter-Weaker,
Cheese Firm. unchanged
Esgs=Unsettled. lower Western hrsts. 28 8H
26isc: seconds 25N25 tie; refrigerators. 22d24c
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated apples-Firmer. Fancy. 1919 d11c,
choice. 96I9lae; prime, I@7lac; common to fair
81. G6Stc.
Prunes-Steady- California up to COS and 4Os
21. d94e. OregOns. 6M9c
ApricOts- Barely steady Choice. 11L alike
extra choice. IL = G12l4e; fancy. f21 61131ac.
Peaches-Steady. Choice. 6E 07c; extra
choice. i2c; fancy. - MSc-
Raisins-Steady- Loose museatels. 4d52.e.
choice to fancy seeded. 5M61se: seedless 3is65
4%ie; London layers, 81. 1911. 20.
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,s,our and Farinaceous Goods

Previous prices rule for all descriptions under
this head. The usual business is going
Flour-Calfornia family extras So 60d7 net
without discount: bakers extras, SO. 60617; su-
nerfipe S5<iO6r5. 10; Oregon and Washington. per
hi x66rs 20 for family. bakers and patents
and 81 2O6IJ.40 for cut of: Kansas patents,
ga 5OEl g. Is: do straights $6.256f650: Dakota
per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 lbs sacks. net
cash no discount. as follows: Graham -four.
s3 40 nor 100 lbs: rye -four. 81 rye meal $3 50:
rice -four 81 corn meal. 81. %: extra cream do.
So 80 oat meal, 81. 30; oat groats. $3.50; farina.
$3.50; hominy, $3.50; buckwheat hour. S1.60:
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Jheese-CaI1fornla fancy hats. Is1ac per 10,
firm; do irsts, 1713c, firm; do seconds, 16e, firm;
1Sc. steady: fancy Oregon Young Americas. poe,
firm; do flats, 1s1ac, firm; California fancy stor
age natS, I,2e, nEm; 90 nrSts. !o12c, Rr; Vr
singles. 1910. firm; do daisies, 19l2c, firm;
Wisconsin singles 1S1ac. firm
Eggs-Cafornia fresh per dozen. cases In
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: whole wheat Hour $3.50. rolled oats bbis sG.I5Fc
T.2J in sacks. 81. 4OffT. e8tra cream b.. 81 iu
sacks and $50 in barrels, rolled wheat. bbis
/ 500. in sacks 81 $50; pearl barley. SAI5t
/, split peas boxes. 500 for yellow aud SI-J9 for
green per 100 lbs.
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Mining Shares Continue Quiet
Trading In Local Stocks Fair
ances. Ss3. 6s4.

ances Ss3. .664
SEATTLE, Feb. s.-Clearings, s2,2oo,67s; bal
ances, $3.50. 800
SPOKANE, Feb. s-cIearings. $74l .e47; bal
ances, Sl49 022
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Reans and Seeds

Beans continue quiet and steady to firm, with
no further change in prices. The report Of Adolf
Koshland says:
The bean market is unchanged since last re-
mort Prices are maintained and the demand
continues very good. Lima beans are very hrIn,
as the demand has improved somewhat for this
variety Lady Washington beans are also held
a little frmer.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. $J.25M5-35: pea nom
inal: small white S4.75; large white. $3.2JQ
$50: pink S430d4.50; red, $6m6.5O; bisckeye,
S4m4.I5; lima $4.05M4 10; red kidneys. $on
j25: cranberry beans. 81 4044.oO; Garvanzas,
81 506f3: horse beans. $1.75M2-
Seeds-Brown mustard 4lac; yellow mustard.
5I,c: iaxseed &c. carload lots, canary. 80 a &c;
alfalfa I6i6 Gl17c; rape. 2M234c; imported rape
4m41Ac;. timothy, &c; hemp. 51sg &c; millet. Sc
per H.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Forced growth OF asparagus Is arriving IN
small lots almost daily and is finding prompt
sale at 356e4Oc pound when good. being want
ed for the hotel trade Quotations for other veg
etables do not vary much from day 10 day
Peas peppers and rhubarb sell readily at stid
rates, while tomatoes weak because Of the
market being OverstOcked. Importers of Cuban
tomatoes selling the best offerings at cost
while Off lots may be bought at figures we'll
below the inside quotations Lettuce and celery
arriving freely and anything grading as
choice or fancy sells quickly at high prices
while wilted stock is slmOst unsalable Potatoes
and onions quiet, but firmly held
Potatoes (per ctl)-River white, 75d90c for
common TO choice and $1G1 10 for fancy; Sa
linas BurbankS $1.25G1.45; Oregon Burbsnks,
81 .15G1 so; Oregon early rose, $1.5O; sweet po-
tatOes, $1.9O0210.
Onions 81. 10a125 per etl for local and $I-50
for Oregon.
Vegetables Tomatoes. Cuban. s2q2.5O per
crate; do Mexican, $1@l-25; green peas SM12lac
per Id; garlic, &c per lb; cabbage 75G9Oc per
ctl; cucumbers, nominal; caulihower. 5O965c per
dozen; turnips, 50G6Oc per sack; carrots, 50Q
65c per sack; green peppers, 1542Oc per lbi rhu-
barb, 6dSc per ID; celery, S2.75@3.50 for large
and 81 % for small crates; lettuce, S295 per
crate; mushrooms, 50@$1 per lib.
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Rutter Market

PORTLAND, Feb. S-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras. 37Q3ec: fancy outside
creamery, 34@36e; store. 20@24c.
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as compared with previous account
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies,
decrease 1854, 600 bushels; Canada, decrease
2s. 600 bushels Total United States and Can
ada decrease, 500 600 bushels. Afoat for and
in Europe, increase 1000. 600 bushels. Total
bushels
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Feb S-clearlngs, 81 .527, $50;
balances. S1SS, $50.
TAc0MAI Feb s.--Clearinss, 1894. .le4; bal
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Sow York Curb stocks
BOSTON Gopher stocks

BOSTON. Feb. s.-Boston market was irregu-
lar in the dealings Many stocks show support
on declines and there is some good buying.
Interest continues 10 center in the lake c0ppers.
with North Butte and Butte Coalition next
in demand. The best opinion seems to be that
accumulation Is taking place in the last two
issues. Trading light and hard to get the trend.
but coppers generally look though they would
improve when the New York market turns
The January production Of the Butte mines
viii be under 10000. 900 pounds, and the under
standing is that it viii not be permitted to tx
ceed that figure for time.
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. Fob S. special cable and tele
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the fgll9wsg changes ip available supplies
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal TO 313 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
6S5, 900 bushels. compared with 399. 900 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. The world $
visible supply, shown by Bradstreet's. in
clude 30S coo bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat 3S cars. corn 631 cars, oats
14S cars hogs 81 600 head.
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Butter, Cheere and Eggs

Receipts of eggs running heavy and with
a majority of the trade. expecting arrivals to
increase, il anything, the market is largely
weather proposition. with every one anxious to
keep closely cleaned up so as to be standing
clear from under in the event of n flarp break
In prices. As it Is the market is steadily weak
eping and Il Is not likely to take a turn for
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-The market continues inactive and
featureless. with quotations unchanged.
The Kansas grain dealers association is now
in session. They say there is great damage to
wheat in Oklahoma and southern Kansas.
CASH WHEAT
and white Australian, S2o5aa 10 Northern
wheat-Club. 81. .Ss& a 81 u Russian red 81 .S6A
@1.ssa; turkey red $1soG2 bluestem, s2.o5@
2.071A.
No quotations.
Barley--Ocean freights continue quiet at 16s
Sd, usual European options. There is no chartered
grain tonnage in port The disengaged tonnage
Is 22,216. against "a, 1874 tons on the same date
against 140. .S33
The large receipts of 81 1876 centals yesterday
nNlt included o9921 centals on a vessel down from
quiet, with prices before.
CASH BARLEY
No ] feed, $1.37k @1.38A; common to fair.
~ = @l;So per ctl; brewing. Sl.3s& al Al = /;
shipping lots, $1Sss4 40; chevalier, $1,000
.65 per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. Session
December bes s.. ST. 2eh bid.
p. m. Session
May s1's7 8Ds9- s1.57 aS7. 81 'sss Ss s;s, .sss
December-No sales: $1.26h bid S1.2I asked.
oats-The market continues very quiet with
buyers indifferent. Prices remain as before.
Reds for feed. 81 5od go; reds for seed, ST. 70
@1.90; black, 81 50m2 30; gray, nominal; white,
81 .62l4 a l.70 per ctl for fair to No. l.
Corn-A car of western states came in yester-
day The market is still quiet, with quotations
unchanged.
Small round yellow. 81. .70@1.75; white s1.s5;
large yellow, $1.75M1 so; western states yellow.
in bulk, San Francisco track SLIGO; white. 81 1.62;
mixed, $1.59; white Egyptian, $1.621s M1.7212 !;
brown do $1.571a a go per ctl.
Rye-ls still dull at S1.90 per ctl for Utah;
California is nominal
Buckwheat-.This grain has not been on the
market for long time until yesterday. when a
small lot was offering change at 81 per ctl-
81 a.offn
u,oo0 sacks, which quoted at about the
same figure
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Mininr STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday;
CONISTOCKS
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Loans, Exchange and silver

The Manchuria took out treasure list Of
Sl32. 700. consisting of $4,000 in, silver bullion.
shipped to Hongkong by the Anglo London and
Paris bank $50. 900 in silver bullion shipped to
Hongkeng by the Selby smelling and lead com
pany and SIG, 700 in silver bullion shipped TO