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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-Wheat-E. F. Hutton &
Go. g wire says: Much covering of short wheat
has been done today and values have ruled con-
siderably higher. December has shown more
strength relatively than May Shorts have been
made nervous by the light primary receipts. only
half as large as year ago while the shipments
from the same primary markets were about 80
per cent larger than year ago. Nevertheless.
the demand for cash has been tame and no sales
have been recorded from here for milling. Ex-
port clearanceS have been larger than usual at
463 900 bushels wheat and -four wheat, most
ly Of Canadian Exporters claim that Liver
pool has resold Manitoba wheat today at
cents lower than it would cost TO replace IL on
this side There has been complaint of hessian
fly in Nebraska. and dry weather in the south
west. The greater part of the selling of wheat
today has been by the big buyers of yesterday.
but there has nevertheless been scattered sell
ing in small way by conservative traders act
ing through miscellaneous commission houses.
Cash sales IL 900 bushels.
"Corn-Has scored a material improvement in
prices today and has retained good part Of the
advance. Country sales continue light, al
though some few sales of old have been made
The unsettled weather officially forecast for
part of the belt tomorrow has been the
chief influence In stimulating shorts to cover,
although the wheat advance has also been
help. Shipping demand has been moderate and
sales have aggregated $4,000 bushels. more
than half by firm that has undersold all the
others here. Speculative offerings In the pit
today have been very light.
''0ats-Further covering by shorts has been
been large. but the supply has increased on
each swell. Cash grain houses have bought
along with the shorts Shipping call has been
much lighter today. Cash sales 155, 900 bushels
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS

The leading Comstocks were firm yesterday
with fair trading. Fluctuations were harrow
and call for special comment.
In the southern Nevadas Belmont rose from
$4.45. as Tuesdays closing price, to s4.67h
The mine IS doing very we'll. and the Goldfield
consolidated is also reported making fine
showing.
California Calumet copper company has levied
Following is synopsis of the tonnage and
velopment company for September: 6.161 tons
of dry sent TO the mill: LILO tons Of dry
sent To smelter: gross value of to both
plants $26S. I63; number of ounces of gold
bullion produced. 3.761: lumber of ounces of
silver bullion produced, 366I94; net profits for
September. s155.036.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining
pany for last week shows that so of the 100
stamps have been dropping continuously. crush
ing total of 2.975 tons of ore of average
value of 5000 per toa. The shipments from
the mill consisted of 36 bars OF bullion, valued
at S49. 600. and "a tons of concentrates. valued
at SIS 000 or a total of SCI 900. recovery
of 92 per cent was made. The of the
small number of stamps dropping that
section of 20 stamps hung up for six days
while guides were being installed and the
battery frame lined up.
The mines of Tonopah district shipped total
of 7,240 tons Of ore of estimated value of
S1S1 coo TO the mills last week. The Tonopah
mining company sent $50 TONS the Belmont
700 tons. Montana 1000 tons. Tonopah Exten-
sion 600 tons. MacNamara 800 tons, West End
400 tons and Midway 100 tons.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry handlers continued to report good
demand for broiling chickens yesterday but
every thing else the list was inclined 20 drag
Live turkeys were in increased supply and easier.
and although sellers were quoting up to
27e a pound, that regarded as an extreme
price Game in good condition continued to md
prompt sale
Poultry (per dozen)-Heus. S4.50d5 for small,
s6@6.5O for large and ss010 for extra; young
ROSTERS, $6MT: do extra. SI.9O1S.5O; old
ROSTERS. $5G5.5O; fryers. s4.5OG5; broilers.
s350G4- 50: ducks. sTG10; pigeons. Sf-T5G2:
squads. S2-5Od3: geese. S2.50d3 per pair;
spring turkeys. 25G2Tc per III.
Game tper ozenl-Mallard ducks. S4d6; can
vasbacks 81. 50d7 sprig. S3.5064jO; teal.
s.. 5OG3 80; widgeor s263: spoonbills. S202. so:
gray geese 50. 5O03: white geese. S1.50d2. so:
brant. s1.5062.50: hare, S1.25G1. so; cottontail
rabbits, 81. 2.2562T5.
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Hay and Feedsturs
lmers & Co. say Of hay /:

SomerS x co. say or nay;
During the last week 4.365 tons Of hay ar
week preceding. and undoubtedly would have
received a great deal II not for the
fact that the Southern Pacific company is very
slow about giving
best grades of wheat tame Oat hay which
be sold readily at full quotations. The major
portion OF arrivals consists Of the medium grades
Of hay. which not be sold here the basis
try. There is but very little changing hands IN
the country. local dealers buying only enough to
supply immediate needs There is no specula-
tive buying whatever.
other sections, is practically cleaned up. except
what little Is stored for winter use. What s
arriving Is being sold quite readily and the
market has a firm tone. especially for the choice
considerably. but whether they come into 0Ur
market again or not we undoubtedly will
higher prices for alfalfa on account Of the
shortage in the yield OF this class of hay during
the year and on account OF great quantities
being shipped away from the state"
Bran-s29G31 per ton.
1Iddlings-$34036 per tOn
Shorts-s3O6132 per ton.
for feed. s2O031; mixed feed. s25G26 for aver
age lots: linseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40, 10
tons $4O5O. tons S41, smaller lots s41.5O;
cOcOanut cake or meal at mills $3.50 IN 20 and
meal. $36G3T cracked corn. S36M37; alfalfa
meal. carload lots SIT. jObbing SIS: red star al
falfa meal. SIS in car lots and $40 jObbng; Mo-
desto alfalfa meal, $3.50 in car lots and $17-l0
SIS tobbing; Caproco oilcake meal. S16-5O per
ton; calfalfa $40 IN car lots and $40 tObbing.
Hay-Or1inary wheat. S9012.5 so. choice. $t3M
a; wheat and oat. s9@11; 50; tame Oat, 500
stock hay. so per ton.
Straw-356l60 per bale
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Cottolene-1 half bbl 127sc: 3 half bbls.
12a.c; tierce. 1850; tierees. 121Ae; tierces
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 19ta@2Oc: picnic
hams 141ac: California hams, 19e' fancy bacon, on
26c: sugar cured 2Tc: light dry salt bacon, TO
10 lbs 24c 10 to - lbs 22c; medium bacon. ice;
Iard~Tierces ier i5Ec. sos 15zc. los 1910 IS
1880. 3s 1870; compound lard. tierees 1lsc
Sos 12c. los 121se. IS 12%c. SIS 12&e; yellow
cooking oil. rec per gal; white cooking OIL ISc
per gal: salad oil. 9Sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. In
Extra family beef SIS per bbl; family beef. SIS
per sbbl: extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl; smoked
beef. 21hc. per lb.
half bbls, So 10 for 50 ID kegs and s1s5 for kits.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
slanghterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef~si4 acc per lb for steers. 715@shc for
veaiwsiS a 91sc for large and 91sG1Oc for
small
Iamb-1O1a G11c per Id.
! Dressed Pork (per 1b)-1315c for light and II
= = q 80 LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
No. i fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. 5A @51ac
per ID: under 900 lbs. 5@5Ac; second quality,
all weights, AZ @5c; thin, undesirable steers. 4G
No. 1 cows and heifers. Az a4hc; second
quality. 4d4Ac; common. thin, undesirable cows
Desirable bulls and stays. 2h@s4c; half fat
or thin bulls 2M2Lc.
Caves-Lightweight per ID, 5A G6c; medium
5h M515c heavy. 4G4%c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, 4A@41ac; ewes
@4Ac.
Hogs (per Ib)-Hard grain fed. weighing 40
to go lbs. 914c; 25O to $50 lbs. s% @ec
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Local Grain Market Still Inactive
New Beans Coming in Heavily

socas1.1o; BellenOwer. 75c@S1' choice rrO''
3566Oc. -.
cooking varieties 5Ocd$1 per box
Piums@Lste red. 5OcGsl per box
Persim@onsN FtTsimGDe1nsl PsT DSs- per box.
Ponegranates-6O@T5c'f for small and S1gLsO
Meions-Nutmeg melons. s1@f.5O per box.
Grapes-Crates. s101.25 for Isabella. oOatoc
for queen and 35050c for other varteries; larEe I
less. sl.75@2; black, 40@75c; eOrniehon 'pa 90
soe verdel S9'sS; wi8s S8s,d grapes fno Sission
Citrus Fruits (per b0xl-Valeneia oranges,
S375@4 for fancy; s3G350 for choice ana lo lSp -,
seedless: lemons s666.50 for fancy. s4a5 for
choice and s.. 5O63.5O for standard; Mexican
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cas1.25 a bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. 50 50G32o tor Ssn
tral American; pineapples. S2.50G3-oO per uo1e"-
Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey
The raisin market shows some changes anG
the feeling is unsettled. every operator having
his own ideas as to market values There Is no
further change in dried fruits
Mail reports from New York saw:
ment from the coast on a She I. o. ,. ronr % she
bag basis in 30-4Os and 4O-50s on orders calling
few IL any offerings of sizes below 5O-6Os at any
price. Spot California prunes are very SCARF
pending arrivals OF new crop ana ,ne asat tssrs
is little demand from the consuming trace, %"
ing TO continued unsesSOuably warm Weatnef
There IS little demand for apricots OF peaches
at present but as offerings the spot and Tor
shipment from the coast are light the nrm tone
OF the market is maintained"
Fruits-Evaporsted apples. 7G71ac: fancy sc
SIC; spricots. 116t3c; fancy MOorparks. i 2 q
14c: peaches. 515 d61Sc; fancy, &c; prunes. = G
nc. with premium for the large sizes ngs-
AZ d41ac for black and 5G612c for white; pears
10613c.
Raisins-New crop layers clusters crown.
81. 80; . crown. 81: crown. s1-5O: 3 crown
$3.50: crown. s1-2o; seeded. 5951ac for choice
and &c for fancy; Thompson's seedleSs, 90
SIC for unbleached and TIC for hleached; loose
muscatel. 4 crown Size. crown 4%e, crown
41Sc: seedless. 3164ke new raisins. 3A G345e
in sweatboX at Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds nOnpareils. 15c; IXL. 14c;
plus ultra. 13c; peerless. 12c: brakes. 1114c:
IsnguedOes lie: hsrishell. ~ dSc; shelled
almonds. 3OG35c; new walnuts. 15c per ID for
No. 1 softshells. 141ac for No. I standards; No
standard, lie: pecsns. 14ls q 15c5 peanuts "a
Csc: pine nuts, 1sd20c; California chestnuts'
1oM13c per ID.
Honey-Water white comb. 16617c; white DO.
12G121kc; amber do. 10611c:s extracted. So 99c
for white, 7aSc for light amber and 515d61ae
per ID for amber.
26c for dark.
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Bean~ and seeds

The market continues TO bob about in all
sorts Of ways, will be seen by the quota
tons of yesterday. Receipts continue very
heavy. those yesterday being 13 800 sacks
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. 81 25d5: small white.
recleaned. s3.6O63.s0; large white. recleaued.
$3.606l3.S0; pink 81 450G4.70; red. 81. T5d -;
blackeye. S5d5 %: lima. recleaned. S4.55d4 81:
red kidneys. 81. 7565; cranberry beans. 81. 25Gn
ASS: garvanzas. 81. 75G3.25; horse beans 81 %
6225-
Seeds-Brown mustard. 415c: yellow mustard.
-; haxseed 5051se; canary, 31a d3Ac: al
fslfa. 14d 15c; rape. 102Lc; timothy, Iiacs
hemp. 3G31ac millet, 22sc per N.
Dried Peas-Green, $3d3.25 per cti.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

There was no noteworthy change In the quota
tions for miscellaneous vegetables yesterday
Everything was In free supply and except for a
slightly better feeling in tomatoes the general
situation remained exactly the as on the
preceding day. Potato handlers reported an in
active and easy market for river potatoes, while
Salinas and Oregon Burbanks continued to sell
well at satisfactory prices. Onions were easy
to weak at the recently revised quotations.
Potatoes-River whites, 70G90e per ctl; Salt
mas Burbanks. SI.5061.65 per etl; Oregon Bur.
banks S1.40@1.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes, S2@
2. per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. eOc6sI per cti
egetables-Tomatoes, 25G50c per box; green
peas. 4@6c per ID; string beans. 26l4c per lb
lima beans. 5616c per Id: summer squash, 81 "a
1. so per box; eggplant 4066oc per box: green
peppers, 25d50c per box; garlic, 315 G4c per ID:
cabbage, 6j@T5c per ctl; cucumbers. 5O665c
per box; caulinower, 50G60c per dozen; turnlps
65@75c per sack: carrots. G5@I5c per sack; ;
green okra, 40060c per box.
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Hides. Tanow, Wool and Hops

HideS-Cul1s and brands sell about Il ale IN
der quotation; heavy salted steers, Zoe; light
medium. DC: light. Dc: cowhides. &c; stays, Tc,
salted kip. 1oc; sslted veal. 151ae; salted calf.
1515c; dry hides. 1Se dry salt hides. 12c: dry
kip, lie; dry calf pc; sheepskins. shearlingS.
25040c each; short wool 40070c; medium. 70@
9Oc: long wool 9OcNs125; lambs. 2Od50e:
horsehides. salt 81. 25@3 for large and 81 -5O6f2
for medium 75cGS1 for small and 2565Oc for
colts: horsehides. dry. s262-25 for large and
81 2562 for medium. 50cd$1 for small and 25M
SOC for colts; goatskinS prime angoras 75c0$1.
large hair goats, 3o04oc; medium. 2OG3oe;
small. 5615c.
sc; grease. 2G21ac-
Wool-Sprng clip San Joaquin. years staple.
9M1Ic: do months 7611c; northern SonOma
and MendocinO 1SG2Oc; HUMBOLDT zoe asked;
Nevada. 130l16c per 10.
Fail clip-Mountain free. 9611c: northern and
valley. 7N10c: San Joaquin fall lambs. 7d10cs
do defective and heavy. safe per ID.
HopS-Crop Of 1910, 10G15c per ID.
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Dlrectorx comstock Mine.
OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks continued quiet yesterday and
the only feature was the sale of two storage
certificates of 5000 barrels each at 40c.
Palmer has declared dividend of lie, pay
able November 81 Books close November I.
Palmer brought in well No. 3 yesterday. 1t
is doing $50 barrels.
IT reported yesterday that the Los Alamos
well in Cat canyon was gushing
The Brooks oil company is bringing in we'll
No mile south of the Cat canyon property.
The Paula oil company has taken over 400
acres in Corey canyon. Ventura county.
w. d. Msltman. the oil broker returned
yesterday from weeks outing.
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STOCK MARKET

There was not great deal of activity In
local securities Yesterday the only stock to
show animation being Associated oil at S441212
@44.25. Sales of bonds were small.
California insurance was ex dividend Of ooc
yesterday
The Union trust company of San Francisco
is asking for sealed bids for the purchase OF 20
bonds (Nos. 1868 to 1912. inclusivel of the
Orpheum theater and realty company. denomina
tion $1,000 eech. carrying per cent interest
due September I. 1888 Such bids must be
received before November I and must be for
cash at not less than par and accrued interest
from September l. 1870
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2G.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500. POI 500: silver
dollars. S4s7. .744 900: silver dollars of 1890,
S3523 900; silver certificates outstanding. S4S7.-
IA 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eTal fund 81 10j, ,645: current liabilities, S109-
2O5 ,627: working balance in treasury Offices
SO, 446 323; in banks TO credit of treasurer of
the United States SS5,5T5, $50; subsidiary silver
coin. S17. 7.342.1 .121: minor coin, $694 6Sf; total
balance in general fund, $S4, ,597, ,73e.
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New york Grain Market

NEW YORK Oct. 26.--Flour steady with
fair local trade. Receipts, A. 4o5; shipments,
9747
wheat-No. 2 red, ssAc elevator and 9sAc
T. o. b. afioat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 81 -142
f. o. b. afoat. Futures market was quiet but
hrmer on the cables. frmer outside market and
predictions of smaller receipts In the north
west. Offerings We're small and shorts were
moderate buyers. At the close prices were
Adasc net higher. Exporters took 160 loads.
December closed $1.071a; May closed s1.06. Re-
ceipts, lie, 400; shipments. 134,93S.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Money on call, firm.
% d3% per cent: ruling rate, 3% per cent;
offered at per cent
Time loans, hrm and very dull: so days. Az a
~ per cent: 80 days. 4%@5 per cent; six
months. AZ d4% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 515 to per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady at decline with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 s235M
4.s250 for go day bills, and at S4.S660 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills, s4.s2@4s2h.
Bar silver. 56Ac.
Mexican dollars. 46c.
Bonds-Government, steady: railroad steady
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Nov York Curb Stock.
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. Oct 26.-E. f. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says: Coppers opened quiet, with a steady tone.
morning Indicates 10 us that il is held well
in hand and that we really have more of
hull market than might generally suppose.
The copper market viii break away from the
influence of New York market from now on
The market has ruled exceedingly quiet and
trading has been featureless. The undertone
continues strong and many of the leading
Issues show fractional advances over last
nights closing Lake and North Butte par
ticularly show advances
The following list is furnished by T. f. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street. San Francisc0:
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General sIerchandi.e

Bags-The market is very strong. Grain bags
bags. 5Ac wool bags, 2715c for 315 lb and 29l5c
for lb: fleece twine. 715c per ID.
Coal-Pennsyl ylvania anthracite egg, SIG per
tom wellington. 50: New Wellington. 50; Coos
bay 81: Australian house-Richmond etc. 50:
Pelaw Main 50: Stanford Richmond 50; Cum
berland, S15 in bulk and $3.50 In sacks: Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
SIT in sacks
ofl-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed
Sill per gallon for boiled and S1.09
for raw. cases SC more; castor Oil in
cases. No. 1 Tie; Bakers AA. S1-17d1. 10; China
nut, cases. 65G75c per gallon; eocoanut oil, in
barrels, soGsS12c for xxx. 771S@ for No.
and 7507s12e for No. 2. according TO quantity:
extra bleached winter sperm oil. soc: natural
winter sperm oil. soc; natural whale oil, 55c:
pure lard oil. 81. winter strained lard oil, QOc:
pure neatsf0ot oil. s5c: No I Reatsfoot oil 65c:
herring oil, Soc salmon oil. soc; boiled ash oil
soc; paint oil. 45c.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Water white, iron
barrels or drums. &C.; 15o decree oil iron barrels
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SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 26.-Outside market quo
tations to have no effect on the price OF
eggs here. although shipments continue brisk
The best price offered today 46 cents a
dozen for first grade The majority of mer-
chants find little trouble in receiving so cents.
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CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
Copper stocks show little change.
Cotton market considerably lower.
Local stock markets continue
quiet.
Local grain market unchanged.
Beans still fuctuating.
Hay and feedstuffs as before.
Grain bags very firm.
Butter and egg markets un-
changed.
Burbank potatoes active; river
kinds dull.
Arrivals of new oranges increas-
ing.
Supplies of table grapes accumu-
IatinE.
Poultry market quiet. Good game
selling well.
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RATE FOR LOANS
MAY GO HIGHER

NEW YORK. Oct 26.-The wan
ing influence of some of the fac
tors which have been relied on to
lift and hold the prices of stocks
became evident in today's market
The growing firmness of the
money market made a more posi-
tive force on the side OF depres-
sion.
The technical position was in
favor of the party of reaction as
a result of. the accumulation OF
holdings in the course of the ad-
vance with no other purpose than
TO resell at profit. Such selling
was heavy at times. but Closing
prices were above the lowest.
Subtreasury operations took an
other large sum from the banks,
bringing the total for the banking
week to s4.190, 600. credit bal
ance for the government instltu-
tion at the clearing house pointed
TO another large addition TO the
weeks Withdrawals tomorrow.
The interior demand for cur
rency has expanded again uneX-
pectedly this week. This meets
the necessity for preparations for
November settlements. which in
clude the maturity of large obli
cations in London.
The stiffening Of the call money
rate yesterday and today is looked
upon. therefore. as a mere prelimi-
idi ~ Cti iiie>t'Ni
week. It is suspected that the
rise in the discount rate in Lon
don is having the effect of in
.ducing transfer of Canadian bank
balances. which are large in New
York, to the London market.
The fall in British consols to
7S3z marked so rapid a decline
in that security as to demoralize
investment issues.
Bonds were steady; total sales
(par value). s2,574000
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK. Oct 26.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: "A
further reactionary tendency was
noted in todaYs stock market, as
a result of manipulative tactics
by the leading banking interests
here, and the only provocation for
this setback. and which eXplana-
tion seems logical. is the question
Of the monetary situation in the
coming few weeks.
with many leading stocks hav-
ing been advanced 10 to Is points
in the face of heavy western
drain on the banks here and low
surplus reserves. a check to spec
ulative operations for further
rise in values could only be ex-
pected. Conditions are distinctly
favora BILE. however, for better
market later on"
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Quotations for butter and eggs stood exactly
the same yesterday the preceding day and
the only change in prices for cheese a de-
cline of &c in fancy Young Americas. which
were quoted at 1870 a pound. The butter
ket officially declared steady, but the feel
ing in the street of easineSs with re-
ceivers still complaining of accumulation of
fresh extras. The market was firm with
stocks of extras passing out Of first hands al
most as fast received. New fiat and Young
America cheese remained weak.
Sales on the exchange follows:
Butter-20 cases of fresh extras at 321ac a
pound.
Eggs-30 cases of fresh extras at 4Sc dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy Young Americas at 1615c
pound.
Receipts were 72.OoO pounds of butter, $500
pounds of cheese and 94S cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
Hshed the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tations. generally range from 1ac to &c higher,
owing to the various charges to be added.
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Oct, % Oct. "a Oct. % Oct. 26
Fresh extras. 3Sc S21ac S2!ac S211c
Firsts .-..... 30c soc SOC 3Oc
Seconds $500 zoe 29c 29c 29c
Extra storage. 3O15c 3Ohe 3O11c 3O15c
Cheese-Californa fancy fats. lie per ID, weak;
do frsts. 1515c. weak; do seconds. 13c. weak:
fancy Young Americas. 161ac weak: do frsts
1910. weak; Oregon fats 1870. firm: California
storage flats, 15c, steady Wisconsin daisies. 1sc.
steady.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases in
o1tr r1n6.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Oct. 26-Mlling: Bluestem, SBc;
club, Sic: red Russian. S0M Sic Export: Blue
stem. s7@ S71ac; forty-fold. s4c club. S2c red
Russian. soc Car receipts-Wheat. 112; hay, Z.
SEATTLE. Oct 26.-Milling: Bluestem, SJc
forty fold, see; club. Sic: fife, Sic; red Rus
sian. l9c. Export-Bluestem. S2c; forty fold,
l9c: club. 1Sc; fife. 7Sc: red Russian, 76c.
Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat, 16 oats, 4;
barley. /; hay, %.
PORTLAND. Oct. 26.-Track prices: Club,
S1@S2c;. bluestem, 85c; red Russian, 79@s0c;
valley, Sac; forty fold, S2@S3c. Car receipts
Wheat, SS; oats, 2; hay, 6.
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LONDON, Oct. 26.-Consols for money de-
clined TO Is% and made new low record today
The rate OF interest is so small. apparently that
no one wants this erstwhile premier security AS
result whenever holder is forced to sell it is
at a sacrifice
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
Cash Grain and -Proyisions

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady: No rye. 761ac; feed
mixing barley. J6N &c fair to choice malt
ing. 67m12c: fax seed No. 1 southwestern
S2.54: No. l northwestern So. 67: timothy seed.
S1.50M910: clover SS.50M14; mess pork, per
barrel S17.75M1S; lard. per 100 pounds $l3
short ribs. sides Noosel. S10M10S71a short
clear sides (boyetD. $11mu.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
TO t63. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were SOL
0C0 bushels. compared With 1.651 900 bushels
the corresponding day n year ago. The world
visible supply corrected, shown by Brad
streets increased los. 900 bushels. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. so cars corn,
206 cars: oats ia cars: hogs. Is 600 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OE PRODIrCE