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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

| EUREKA, Dec. 30.-Steamer CITY Of Tonate
% arrived this morning at 73o o'clock with freight
mafl and passengers. The vessel departs on fhe
return trip to San Francisco at 10 a. M tomor.
row.
Steamer Acme. with small cargo of miscel.
laneous freight, arrived at p. m. today The
Acme is to load redwood lumber for San Fran
Steamer Aurelia, loaded with redwood luuher
from the Bayside lumber eompany's wharf de-
parted for San Francisco this morning at 8: :55
Steamer William H. Murphy of the PaciAe
lumber company's fleet was an outgoing lnnbar
carrier today: having departed for San francisco
at 1905 o'clock.
Steamer Lakme departed for San Frsnc,soo
with cargo Of redwood lumber this morning
at 1904 o'clock.
Steamer Santa Clara departed for San Francisco
this morning at 1880 o'clock with freight. mail
and passengers
PORTLAND, Dec 3O.--When the French har,
Michelet left at ESQ o'clock this morning laden
with wheat for the United Kingdom If was shv
sailor, a British seaman whose name is said
to be Bruce who was arrested By DENNY Con-
stable Mccullough last night on a John Doe
warrant charges of defrauding an inn keener e
Bruce had been staying at the sailors, hoarding
house run by Grant & White It IS said thai thai
yesterday he and another sailor were shinned
on the Michelet by George H. Wischessen v,ha
has been running in opposition to the old shin
ping masters for some months The Fran., eara.,,
consul is making an investigation to ascart at usn
what lengths the authorities can go IN fabinsT
a sailor from a foreign ship without the consent
james J. Richardson. formeriy agent for tbe
Richardson line of steamers plying between san
francisco lLto ~. 1eAt iabl night for the
bay CITY, where he VIII assume full charge of
the line, relieving Aais father, George Fl. Pichard-
son.
Shingles enough q load the gas schooner osh-
kosh were encounteiSa by that craft on ITS way
up from Nehalem TO sstoria Monday. according
to Captain Loll; master If the gas sioop Condor
the deckIoad o. some steam saooner ass '''s' :
The French bark Michele< 4fain Roseahas.
finished loading liz .524 bust fss wheat valued
at $9S,41S The Micheief ,r charter to
the Portland Touring n s. my and has
cleared for QueenstoNn e IS for orders.
The British ship IN < sin Ledng-
ham, has commenced IS 81 &C the Irv-
ing dock, being undel Berg, and
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General Merchandise

Bsgs-Grain bags. sac spot and e1k @eA c
1911 delivery; san Quenti1 bags, 5%e; wool
bags. 2Iizc for 81 ID and 291sc for lb; fleece
twine. T6c per Ib.
cOsI-PennsyiTania anthracite egg. SIG per
Bay. 81; Australian house-Ri edmond, ETC. So:
Pelaw Main, 50; Stanford Richmond So Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and S16.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke. SIG per ton in bulk and
barrels or drums. Sc; I5e degree oil. iron barrels
or drums 91sc; special do. 10c; pearl oil in
cases. 15c; astral. 15c; star. 15c; extra star.
motor gasoline. in bulk lTc. in cases 24c; engine
dstiIlate, In drums 7c, cases fc more; Sc degree
gasoline. in bulk SOC, in cases 37kc; varnish
makers and painters naphtha, in bulk lac, in
cases 21Ac.
DELIBERATIONS are for barrels. LAnseed. 81
per gallon for boiled and Csc for raw, cases SC
more; castor oil in cases, No. Tic, Bakers AA
$l.l7MLle; China nut. cases. 65G 75c per gal.
ion; eocoanut Oil in barrels q q ISzzc for Xxx,
eording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
OIL. soc; natural winter sperm oil. soc; natural
whale OIL Doc; pure lard oil. 81: winter strained
lard oil 9oc; pure neatsfoot oil. S5c: No. heats
ioot on; ooc; herring Oh, 5Oe; salmon oil, ooe;
boiled hsh OIL soc; paint oil, 45c.
Turpentine-99e per gallon in cases and 92c in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-E, $3.50; F. So. 35; G. Se.45; b, $3.50:
barrel Of $50 lbs
BED and White Lead-Red. s14@sc; white. s9l
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Inc western sugar refining company quotes as
lol1OWS. terms net cash. Standard nne Rranu-
lated, z9Oe; standard coarse granulated, z.90e;
fruit granulated. 49oc: cut loaf in barrels only.
$500; II. & z. crystal dominos 3 lb cartons in
cases I-9oc; do in ID cartons in cases. s.4oc;
monarch bar, 5.25c; tablets. In half barrels,
.4Oc; do Ia 25 10 boxes. 5.65c; cubes and A
crushed. 5.15c; monarch. powdered sc; xxx
powdered. DC; candy granulated Sc; confection-
ers A. 49oc; confectioners' crystals sc; extra
me sranulated. 4T0e; magnolia A. 4.50c extra
G., z.40c: golden c, 4.30c: D. 420c; barrels and
80 lb bags 10c half barrels 25c boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar
in So and 30 ID tins S1.70 more. in and 10 ID
tins 81 55 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade IN 100 lbs bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulsted basis
Z SOC: ''Higrade1 bar. 5.25c; powdered. Sc; A
crushed. 5-15c: berry, 4.90c; C. & H. extra fine
sranuisted. 4.9oc; coarse dry granulated, 4.90c;
A. soc; confectioners' crystal 5c
cubes, 5-15e; bricks. half barrels 5.4oe; bricks
il 25 ID boxes 5.65c: extra fine dry granulated
geo ID bags only. 470c; excelsior A. 4. soc; ex-
tre g, zoe; golden G. Soc yellow D. 4.2oc;
dominos. 5 ID cartons in cases. T.9oc; do 2 lb
cartons Ia cases S.40c. Additional per 100 lbs:
II barrels and 80 lb bags. 10c more; half bar
rels -25e more boxes SOC more for all grades. Bar
in 50 and 40 10 tins. $1.70 more; in 10 Ib tins,
S2.55 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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New yorJ< Co6ee NTarke

NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-E. F. Hutton & Co.
wire says:
Gables from Rio and Santos were firm to-
day and higher. Early cables from Hayre were
disappointing, but improved a little later in
the day Hamburg cables were good early and
advanced sharply later. Our market advanced
sharply in the afternoon on buying by strong
trade interests who had received very strong
cables from their Brazilian correspondents with
reference to the next crop. 1t is said that in
consequence Of the dry weather since rains have
come the fruit continues to shed In other
words. it seems that the growing crop is going
from bad TO worse condition which makes it
simply folly to sell the late summer and early
fall months at discounts simply because delv
cry can not be demanded now. There was no un-
certain tone to the market today. neither was
there any question to the good character of
the buying. Today's operations have given con-
6dence TO weakened bulls and seems to have
started the market toward a new high level.
The condition Of the crop, stocks and con-
sumption today warrant the maintenance of
higher values. The latest crop news is gloomy
for the next ensuing crop 1t is now conceded
generally that the current Santos crop is less
than 5000. COO bags Santos exports for the
six months. July to December. inclusive are
6.S50,000 bags. Consuming markets can count
on little above 5000. 600 bags exports from
Santos within the next six months. Rio can
export only about 100000 bags in the next
six months. To get such results there would he
no stocks at all left in Santos and Rio when
the new crop starts in July. 1911.
COFFEE FUTURES
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Hidca. TaIIo,y. wool and IFons

The unsold stock OF 1910 hops in first hands in
Oregon Is now estimated at ,. 200 bales New
York state markets quiet but firm Foreign
markets quiet but very firm.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about u ale un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 1o7lo1kc;
light medium, e391zc; light, s15 99c; cowhides,
l5i5c; ssited csIf I5iSc: dry hides ISc: dry
salt hides l2c; dry kip. 17c; dry calf. 22c; sheep
skins. shearlings. 25@4oc each; short wool 4o@
roe: meduTn. 70M90c: long WOOL 90cdS1. %.
lambs. 20d50c; horsehides. salt S2.2563 for
large and 81. 5od2 for medium. 75cG$1 for small
and 25 assoc for colts: horsehides, dry. $212 25
for large and S1.2502 for medium. 50c9$l for
small and 25@50c for colts; goatskins, prime
angoras. T5edSl; large hair goats, 5o940c; me-
dun. 20G30c; small, 5615c.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 5ls 661ac; No 2. 4@
&c; grease. 2G21zc.
Wool-Spring clip, San Joaquin. years staple,
961lc; do months, 1d11c; Humboldt and Men
docino. lSdl9c; Nevada, 12014c per lb. Fall
clip-Mountsin free, 9d11c: northern and valley,
7@I0c; San Joaquin. fall lambs, 7610c; do de-
fectire and heavy. 567e per ID.
Hops-Crop Of 1910, 15G17l5c per lb to grow
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Los Angeles Produce Market

lSpqciol Dispotch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES. Dec. 30.-Eggs today were
fairs firm at unchanged prices. For the first
time Imperial valley and northern California
eggs were listed on the exchange. Prices were
estab ished at s0d34c dozen. The potato mar
ket vas hrm.s Highlands selling especially well
at 81 b. other varieties moved of well at un-
chanefi prices.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs. 200 eases,
butter. 800 pounds cheese. 1. 729 pounds: pota-
toes. SOB sacks; onions, 80 sacks; sweet pota-
toes d5 sacks.
Chee,e fper lbl- Northern fresh, 1sc: northern
storage lie; locals. 1Sc; eastern singles. ISc
eastern twins 1Sc: eastern cheddars, I9620c:
EASTERN ionghorn 1ec: Oregon daisy. 1S6Is15c;
eastern daisy. 1914 d19c; swiss, imported, 32c !;
swiss, domestic q d24c: brick cream. 19M20c:
linlburter I9M20c; Roquefort. 36d40c
Butttr (Der Ib)-Creamery. extra. sc: frsts
5zzac; adle butter, 25c; country butter. 25c.
Eggs ttper dosen)-Local ranch. canded. hrsts
&c; cas- count 32e: eastern fresh &c. storage
zsm 5oc .lnorthern California. 30934c; Imperial
Beans per ct4--No. pink. Sc: No. / linnas
S3404oA0: Lady Washington. $4.25; small
whites, 404'. q; blackeyes. $3.50; Garyanzas,
S4.9o' leitils. 81
Potatoe fper ctl)-Tfighland. 81 So: Nevadas
$lso; Loppoc. S2d2.IO: Salinas. s262. 10: Ore
gon rose -: waite rose, local. S1.S5d2; new
potatoes 415c pr lb; sweets, $2J0Q2.T5
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Boston wool Market

BOSTON Dec. so-The Commercial Bulletin
in its annual review of wool tomorrow will call
attention to the fact that the stock of wool in
Boston is the largest in over 20 years with the
exception of 1899. There remains in Boston at
the close Of business at the end of the year
S5.560,O00 pounds of domestic and 13,625, 600
pounds of foreign wool, against 40 905 955 pounds
domestic and 7,S41 900 pounds foreign year ago.
The total stock of all kinds unsold in the United
States is 162, ,521 200 pounds against 81 1922 457
pounds last year This has been exceeded by
January I. 1901. when it 233. 500. 900 pounds:
on January 1. 1899, with 291 16S. $50 pounds, and
on January l. 1898. with 176, 7S7. 600 pounds. The
records of the year show that Boston leads all
the worlds wool markets except London, to
which it is close second. Nearly two-thirds of
all the wool in the United States. whether pro-
duced here or imported, is in Boston
houses.
Holiday dullness has been in evidence this
week, but not TO the same extent that is fire.
quently the case. A considerable amount of in
quiry and sampling on the part of the mills is
in evidence. and there has not been q dearth OF
actual business One sale OF staple Montana in
Folving 100000 pounds has been the chief ssle
OF the week. The sale vas made at 22c. Sew
eral other lots of 10000 to 100000 pounds of
original Montana,
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OF vESSE is IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

points north Of Virginia and Tennessee and in
toe canadian cities morning temperatures well
On the Pacific slope the weather has been
cloudy and unsettled north Of San Francisco.
with showers and south winds. Conditions are
favorable for sharp fall In temperature in
nevada and northern California Saturday.
FORECAST
For the 30 hours ending at midni hit Saturday.
December 81:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Satur-
DAY moderate north wind changing 70 west.
FOR the Santa Clara yalley-Far Saturday :
rrost In the morning: brisk north wind
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday
morning.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday
morning.
For California south Of the Tehachapf-Fair
saturday; frost in the morning; moderate north
wind; citrus fruit growers are advised to fire.
A. G.. MeADIE, District Forecaster.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO, Dec 3O-Observations taken
at a. M, Pacific time
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday. December 30
1885 D. M, stmr RavaIli Nelson 81 ho-rs
from Eureka; 10000 feet lumber to HammonS nor,
lumber company.
p. M. stmr Argyll. Dickson, days from A..
direct. - -t's1
$50 p. M, U. S. stmr sequoia. Bowman. from
cruise. - o'.i
Stmr Whitesboro. Frederickson. bours T-.
Greenwood; lumber to l. E. White lumber conn M.
pany up river direct eo'n-
1890 p. m, schr WinsIow Frederfct- a
from Ballard: 72s. 900 feet lumber - 3,s aays
lumber and mill company aei1e
6:l0 p m, stmr Santa Rita, Boyd. q bopr.
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PnnIfrr - (snnle

About 800 cases of dressed turkeys reached the
market yesterday most Of them coming in on
the carly morning express trains. There wss
merely fair demand for them. as receivers
Who were asking high prices learned early IN the
day. An occasional sale Of exceptionally fine
stock WAS reported at zoe. hut with most sellers
prizes ranged from 27c n 29c other kinds Of
poultry sold well al satisfactory prices. An
other car OF assorted western stock, making the
seventh received for The week. went on sale.
Game continued duh.
Poultry (per dozen)-T5ens. $5-50Q6 FOR small.
S61oM $50 f0r large and SSM10 for extra: young
ROSTERS. S5.50M6.50; do extra, 800 s 80: old
roosiers. IS. fryers. IS 5016. brolers. SO. 500 1
Tor small and Sz.5o05 for large; ducks. s7@10:
1lsees -.9s- ss eans >3..s-'o; geese 800
turkeys. - 29c per ID.
Game lner dozen)--Aiailard ducks. S3d5: can
Teeoacks- s4uo- epflSs Sod4s teal $zHZ5o.
r-ideeon. $2M2.50; spoonbills Sl75G2; gray
geese. S3M4: white geese. S1-5o025 50; brant S2
O250 for small and $3.5004 for large: honkers,
s60s. bare. Sl.55Q2. cottontaIl rabbits. So.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Dec. So.-Hides-Easy.
Hops-Firm.
Petroeum-Steady.
WOol-Ouiet.
! Raw sugar-Nominal AIuscovado 50 test
3.See; centrifugal, 80 test, 3.s6c; molasses, 50
test 3.1ic.
/ Refined Sugsr-Quiet.
/ Butter-Weak Creamery specials, 3Oc; ex-
t-as. 2sG2ec; frsts. 2963052c. creamery held.
lbird to special. 23d 29c; state dairy. common to
Anest. 20G2sl2c: factory, held, 22022l5c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Contlnue very quiet and
Prices shade easier in tone. On the spot
fancy IS quoted at l2h@l3c; choice, 1Ilac;
psime 9k M11c.
sprunes--Moderately active but stocks are
snsA and prices firm. quotations ranging from
IL TO 1oAc for Californiss up 10 30-4os. and
lq011c for 0regons from Cos 10 30s.
kprieots-Firm the strength in the west
bl4 trading is quiet. Choice, 13M13Ac; extra
chbice. 1872 Ml3%c; fancy, 13sz d14c.
Pesches-Hery firmly held. owing to the small
stecks on hand Choice. &c; extra choice. sH
041sc: fancy, 9M9Ac.
Raisins-Quiet. but firm. Loose muscatels are
quoted at 514d6Ac; choice to fancy seeded,
6hyd71se; seedless, 5@6c; London layers, $1.2o
70 ft35.
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lSpeoiol Dispatch 10 The Call
PETALUNA Dec 30-There was another
Qp q llac IN the price paid for eggs today
-ter receipt Of quotations from the San Tran
cisco dairy exchange. The Petaluma egg ex-
change paid CSC for first grade independent
dealers and specuiarOrs paid 34c 10 S2c according
- grade. The supply IS increasing rapf6lF-
Green feed Is plentiful
SANTA CRUZ. Dec S0--The heaviest buyers
q eggs reported trade lively today and little
difficulty was experienced IN finding ready sale
Tor hrsr grade eggs at 40c z dozen. The best
price for produce eggs ranged from Sc to 35c
g dozen.
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Ea.ter1l LivestocIs Market


CHICAGO Ded 30.-Cattle- Receipts esti-
mated at 15n0. barker steady 70 ice higher
Beeves. S47se7. 1axsx steers 81 25675 4c. tvaet
ern steers, S425619 stockers and feeders, So. 50d
5-sgi COWS ana heiArs. 81. 60G63 calves, S7e79:
aogs-becepts ktimated at Is 900; market
I0l1Jc hiehe T ahf 81 55677. 90: nixed 81 *
67.95; heays s7EG7'90: rough. 81 55l77 7o.
goo,a 70 cno,ct heavl $7.70@T.90; pigs, S7.25@S;
bulk ot saies S7.107.S5.
sheep-Recdpts Minated at 1000; market
strong TO a shade ifoIer Native 50 '6o17z a.
western, e sT54 xeerlinos 81 75S5s 81.
lambs nAtlfe s4,5048.40 western $475Q6.40.
.- KAlSAS CITY
haNsASt Tf Dec 30.-Caftle-Receipts
i.vVV' MARKS sfronA Native steers. S566.50:
latsle COWS q hefrs, 50. 1916; stockers and
lseeefs, as, = a. o. buk, $3.7365; calves. $500
e s'9. y. q eesletr steers S4.75G6; western cows,
=, H5ogs--1eeespF. 40: market 10@i5c higher.
bulk OF saies, kIf5t7 SO: heavy. 81. s.;
seksas ~ s. anu Ostcner7 S145Q7.S5; light. $40
Sheep-Recepts Ia. market st~on0 AM
tons. $500 4.35r 1anIS e. 5f1Fjc 81. sed .-efh.
ers and yearlingg So ad 10: fed ,osstcr,, ewes
S3@3-90.
AoUTH OMAHA
!, 400: market slow a.a steady Native steers
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A branch Of the United States hydrocranbtc
Office. located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained IN San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Navigators cordially invifed
to visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kent AZ
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garuihg ngnts, dangers TO navigation and mat
ters or interest TO ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant U. S. N. in charge
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Hay and FeedntufYe

All prices remain unchanged. and general con-
ditiOns also remain as before
Bran-$29630 per ton.
Middlings-S346 636. so per ton
Shorts-S29d31 per ton.
Fcedstuds-Roll barley. $23624: rolled oats
for feed. S29d3l: mixed feed $25@26 for
average lots; evergreen chopfeed, S2l per ton for
car lots and SD for iobbing; linseed oilcake
meal. 20 ton lots, $40 10 tons lots $40 so, . ton
lots S41, smaller lots s4l.50; coeoanut cake or
meal at mills S24.50 in 20 and 10 and $25 in 3
ton lots; jobbing S25.50: corn meal $34Q35;
cracked corn. S34d35: alfalfa meal carload lots
81. jobbing SIS; red star alfalfa meal SIS in
car lots aud SIC jobbing; Modesto alfalfa meal
S1T IN car lots and SIS jobbing; Stockton meal
falfa. SIT in car lots and SIS jobbing; Caproca
oiicske meal. Si650 per ton; calfalfa, $19 in
lots and $50 jobbing.
Hay-ordinary wheat. S9@125o; choice. s13@
Il: wheat and oat, $90I15o: tame oat. $S612;
volunteer Wild ost Ssd9; alfalfa, $9G11; stock
hsy. $5.50M5.60 per ton
Straw-356 6I5Oc per hale
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COMM ERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

Farinaceous Goods-Buckwheat -four. s42o:
ouckwheat -four. self-rising. $5: buckwheat
sroats, IS: cornmeaI. yellow So white $3, extra
cream yellow $3.25. extra cream white. $3.25:
corn hour. 50: cracked wheat. 50 30: entire wheat
nour. $50; farina. So 60: graham -four So; hon.
my. large 50. small So. granulated SO: oatmeal
SO do greats, 81 25; pearl barley. S420: rice
rye our ss @ 90 Sa r4ea s4 W4eas, So;Sy'
low So: green $3.50; extra cream rolled oats. $50
IDS 100. so lbs sacks 81; rolled fakes. $50 lb
bbls $50; 80 10 sacks Sc. %: rolled wheat $50
ID Dds S4.75. 9 Is ID sacks 81. .25.
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IMMIGRATION CHIEF
IS ON MONGOLIA
Pacific Mail Liner Arrives in
Port and Will Dock Early !
This Morning

HE liner Mongolia.
Captain Henry ! E.
Morton, arrived in
port at 8 O'Clock
last night and will
dock early II h 1 s
morning. The Mon
goiia was in ouar-
antine at Honolulu
on ACCOUNT of a
case of smallpox in
the steeTage. Ac-
cording( to adyices
received by cable,
g. | Ut h g required
precautions h a v e
Been taken. and If
this proves to be
,the case the liner
will not be quaran-
tined here. although
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Benns and seeds

BnEIness ls DTactlcaIly at sfandsfill pending
Besns per ctil-Bayos. s4.75G525: small
white s. 25QS 30; large white, 81. s.25Q2. SO;
lima Ss-60e7s so. red kidney S5a5.75. Gran
berry beaqs. s$44z.35: garTanzas, $2-50Q3. %:
6orse beans $I-750z25-
4 Seeds Brown mustard. &C. yellow mustard
--. fazteed. 5N51zc; canary, 3d3$<c; alfalfa.
isN19c; fape, 1o.zS4e; timothy, lscs hemp. %
r2r- mfEef Be per 10
Dried Pess-Green. S5.750z per ctl; Niles.
pQAinai.
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Dressed Pork CpeF I6l-l0eFl2s.

TIA. follor-ine 1notstfouF srls for good. sound
livestock. delivered IN San Francisco gross
weight.
No I rat steers. over SOC lhs', sliye- 5a- % {
-e- ~. ,1nfe~ q00 ihs ~ 1slktc. second oaality,
sn WEIGHTS 565Ec. tbfr Undesirable steers,
~ Tcovvs and heifers. 4HaA15c; second quail
fty. 4N4Hc; common, thin, r-naesiraDie cows
81 MSszc.
Desirable bulls snd stays. f4Gocf mar TAT
or thin bulls. 2M2-ac.
Calves-Lightweight ner ID. 9o5scs meolum'
81 M53tc. heavy. 4Is 0i5c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers. AZ 61Sc' ewes, A q
k1bc.
Woce-Herd Grain ed Srefrttng 100 to $50
lbs "a arse. i5O 10 200 lbs. Sc $50 lbs up,
&c Der 10.
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rlour and FarInaceous Good.

riour-C a lifornia family extras S54On5so net
,-ifbofIt discount; bakers exJras. S5.4od5 so;
eonerfne S4,50M4.7o. Oregon and Washington
ser bhl. f4e $50 Tor family bakers and pat
r-erfe and G464-25 for cutoff; Kansas patents,
W -0- ,do siraiehts $3.50: Dakota patents 81 40:
a. stralghts $40; do clear. $500 per barrel
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chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Dec 30.-Butter steady; cream
erie.4 23d29c: dairies 21d25c. Eggs steady:
reeethts 2.065 cases: at mark. cases included,
lS y (22 5@c frsts. 29c prime frsts. Bic. Cheese
steaex daisies 1b6I5kc: twins. 14d14Ac;
\ eoi Americas l5l4 @l5Isc; longhorns. 15G
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

There have been some rapid changes in
ing the last "a hours. East OF tie Missssnnl
the weather has cleared rapidly, with risag
pressure and sharp fall In Temperature a7
nearly all points 1t is from 20 to 2S degrees
colder from Georgia to New Enz1lnd TEMPER
atures below freezing are reported at nearly all
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
sd. Louis wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Dec 3o-wool unchanged: me
dunn grades. combing and clothing. 22@23c;
light fine. 2oG22c; heavy fine, 15017c; tub
washed. 20033e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
butter. Cheene and ErEs

Tor prices for all three deseTiptions under this
head showed some revision yesterdar.l butter and
eggs being lower and cheese higher. 1he advance
n cheese was 1c pound IN Californir fancy new
nafs. which were marked up 10 1Sc on sales at
tnar heure on the exchange. The arTance was
aue 70 z temporary scarcity. Fresh crea nery ex-
IRA butter was offered at 34iac buf the oneT
found 20 takers and that price was accordingly
made the official quotation. Fresh extra eggs
we're liae lower az Soc a dozen. making g total
decline ot Sc in two days. There was an active
market Tor fresh eggs. but receivers we're not
ff6ng any chances and preferred 10 sell their
surplus stocks on change rather than carry them
o.er the holidays Cold storage eggs were weak.
With large handlers willing 20 sell below the quo
g lon ID the street.
sales on the exchange were followE
.rees-l5 csses Of fresh extras at sc, . ct
-eac and . at 36c dozen.
u t.aeese-25 California fancy new hat3 ~ TIC
eto = at 1Sc a pound.
3 receipts were 23.500 pounds Of butter. $500
0nds 81 cheese and Ola cases Of eggs
ie following are official quotations estao-
= d on the floor Of the dairy exchange Prices
he street. while governed by the exchange
ations. generally range from 11sc 20 2c
4 ler- owing TO the various charges % be