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Deciduous and Ci4ruS Fruit.

The continuance Of the warm sunny weather
failed to have the desired effect on the market
for fresh fruits yesterday. aud as uslak on Fri
day business in all lines WAS confined 10 mar
row limits. Nearly all the stores Will DO opened
today however. and dealers expecting the
extra demand for the week end wants To bring
out some extensive buying Of the various deScrin-
tions Two ears Of oranges. one Of which was
for export to Honolulu the steamer Alameda.
came in yesterday.
Apples (per boxt-Fancy bellhowers, 81 25eQ
I so: NewtOwn pippins. 81 256y 1 50; do red.
$15001.75; common to choice. 75c6S1
Citrus Fruits (per bOx}-Navel oranges. So p
az. 10 for fancy and S1-5OG2 for choice; frosted.
75cG$1; tanGerines, 81. .25dI.75 per box; manda-
rims, $1.T5G2; grapefruit. S2.50d3 for seedleSs
and 81. SOAP for common; lemons. SS63.5 80 for
fancy S202-5O for choice and S161.25 For stand
ard. lines. S4G450-
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75cdS 81 % per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2.50G3 for Central American;
pineapples. S202.5O per Dozen
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provfsions

CHICAGO. Feb l1.-Grain prices fell of gen
orally today, corn and oats, however, showing
initial frmness Provisions had an upward
trend, pork touching a high price of $22.S5 at
the outset.
Trading in wheat was tame. Prices moved
within narrow limits. May fell OF from 81. 11%
to S1.105s the other futures taking a similar
course. The close was steady at the low level,
with May at S1111s, AG$sc lower than the
final figures yesterday
rush of early buying by shorts crowded corn
prices upward about he after opening at near
yesterdays close. Later May sagged from 611 c
TO 669sc- In the final half the demand stiffened
slightly and brought the closing figures some
what away from the low point. fluctuations not
exceeding y a 3sc. At the close May stood at
661sc. a shade higher than the final quotations
yesterday. July finished unchanged and Septem-
Der shade of from yesterdays close.
Prices moved within narrow limits in oats.
The fluctuations were closer than In either of
the other grains, being bounded by q q nc, May
touching 41A and dragging TO 1910. The close
was at nearly the low point, with May at 1850,
unchanged.
Provisions showed great strength throughout
pork touching top record price OF So. 50 at the
outset and keeping close TO the high figures to
q finish at So. so. record close. Closing prices
for May products were: Pork. 80, IKE
higher; lard. S12 40d II. 4215 10d12tsc higher;
ribs, S12.0 y. 171ac higher than final figures
yesterday.
There will he no session of the board of trade
tomorrow. Lincolns birthday
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open High Low. Close.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grain.

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-The market continues featureless OF
ferings are over the demand and the market is
dull
CASH WHEAT
California. : Sonora. $2.05@215; Propo
and white Australian, $2.o5@210. Northern
wheat-Club, S1sS3f@1.91A Russian red,
81. s6A @1sS&; turkey red, $190@2; bluestem,
$2.05@ 20T12.
No quotations.
Barley-There was no change in prices yes
terday and trade was quiet.
There will be no session of the grain exchange
today-a legal holiday.
, CASH BARLEY
No. ] feed. $1.35M1371 II common to fair,
$l3f4 u M1.321a per ct; brewing 81. 81 y a 40;
shipping lots, S1-3712 CLIO; chevaller. s1.60G
1.65 per ctl.
10 a. IN. Session
May-S1.3T2i bid. S1.3S14 asked.
December .26Ja bid.
May-S1. .3sE
December-$1.2I15.
Oats-The market continues motionless with
all quotations the same as before.
Reds for feed, $1.50Ql So reds for seed. 81. 70
G19O; black, S1.50M2.30: gray, nominal; white,
81 1.621a 10 per ctl for fair to No. /.
Corn-Smal round yellow 81. 700 1.T5: white
81 So; large yellow, $1.75d1.S0; western states
yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track, 81 co.
white S1.62; mixed. Sf.59; white Egyptian
$1.65@1, 20: brown do. $L571@ 1.6O per ctl.
Rye-S1.90 per ctl for Utah; California is
nominal.
Buckwheat-sellers ask 50 per ctl.
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Poultry and Came

There was not much doing in the poultry
market yesterday. buying for the week having
practically euded on Thursday Receipts were
light however and prices for all descriptions
OF livestock were easily maintained. Five ears
OF western chickens were handled during the
week aud all OF them found ready market.
as the stock was in demand among the Chinese
for their New Year celebration. Dressed turkeys
sold at a lower range, the few1- buyers who
were taking them refused 20 pay previous prices.
and most OF the offerings we're poor, anyh how,
Game was dull and weak.
Poultry (per dozenl--Hens, Sfeg6 for small.
$767. so for large and SS01O for extra young
roosters. S7dS: do extra large. SS.J09i0; old
ROSTERS S5M5.50: flyers. 6.5O17 brothers,
S5G6 for large and 50. 3.506l4.50 for small: ducks
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STOCK MARKET

Activity continued to prevail on the stock and and
bond exchange yesterday. with Associated on
safes 1t advanced from $40 to $o2 but 1el back
to sol at the close. The advance in this stock
Is attributed to report that il IS to De listed
in New York. The other stocks were qnchanged
Sales OF bonds were $4,000, with the United
Railroads As frmer at s72@72 1214.
There was more activity in the southern Ne
vadas, but the only change worthy Of note was
ad advance in Belmont from $l.521a as Thurs
day closing price to $1.75 under moderate
sales. The Comstocks were dull and feature
less
The next quarterly meeting of the board of
directors Of the Goldfeld Consolidated mines com
pany will be held at the Waldorf Astoria III New
York city February "a. Every member OF the
board will probably be present, as all of the
western members have decided 10 make the trip
Especial interest is centered in this meeting, as
1t viii decide the size of the next dividend and
there is much speculation the part OF the
public as TO whether ii Will he at the rate of so
cents per share or will be increased to % cents
which was the rate of the last disbursement, IN
Guiding the extra 20 cents.
Oil stocks ex dividend yesterday were; Carl
bou. 25c; Palmer, 1c: Traders. 81
Stock holders of the GOldtield Alamo mining
and leasing company of the Lucky Boy district
have just received their first dividend check of
3 cents a share. This is the initial distribution
of that company and more are promised by the
management during the present year. IL Is estl-
mated upon authority of j. II. Miller, princl-
pal owner and general superintendent of the
Alamo that disbursements this year will prob
ably range from 80 cents TO 81 share;
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union trust company the following
directors elected: Isaas W Hellman, j. L.
Flood. l. W. HeIlman Jr.. John d. Spreekeis,
brook Jacob Stern, William L. Gerstle. A. H.
Payson, ]. Henry Meyer Charles G. Lathrop,
William f. Ierrin. E. S. Heller and Charles ].
Deering. During 1909 dividends at the rate Of
1212 per cent paid to the stock holders.
Thcc. following officers were elected: lsaias W.
HelIman, president; l. W. Hellman Jr., vice
president and manager: Charles ]. Deerng. vice
PRESIDENT II. Van Luven, cashier and secretary.
Today being legal holiday the local stock
change will not be in session.
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Provisions

The wholesale trade report the market very
firm, with a fair demand. Previous prices are
quoted.
Cottolene-One half bbl. 1870; half bbls
13c; tierce, 12&c; tierces. 12Ac; tierces
125sc-
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat companv
quotes follows: Hams. 17617l5c: picnic
hams. 13l9e; California hams, 16G16Lc; fancy
bacon. to S lbs. 2213c; to 10 lbs. bike: 10
to IL lbs. 21 15c; light dry salt bacon s to 10
lbs. 1S15c: 10 to u lbs. 1Sc; medium bacon
II Ti2c; light medium bacon. 17iAc.
Lard-Tierees 15e, sos 151tc. los 15Hc SIS
Is &C. 3s Ice: compound lard tierces 1O15c SOS
10&e. los I1Ac, 5s 11%c. IS Ike; yellow cook
ing oil, 66e per gal; white cooking oil, CSC per
gal: salad OIL zoe per gal
Beef-Loeal prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government are 81 par bbl
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PRICES OF STOCK
MOVE UPWARD

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE
! stock market was affected today
by the impending holiday and the
! inclination of professional opera
tors to close up the contracts with
a two days closed interval to go
through. Much was made in
the speculation of the intention
of President Taft to make
5 speech in New York some time
tomorrow bearing on the admin
istration's attitude toward the
corporation problem. The intima-
tion was broadly conveyed that
this speech was to be of a reas-
suring character to capital and
finance in its statement of inten-
tions.
Developments in the money
ulate an Investment demand for
securities. The growing abund-
ance of banking resources in for
eign markets induced expecta-
tion of a prolonged period of ease.
one result was seen in the cabled
reports that New York was again
borrowing large sums in London,
supposedly to be designed for en-
ployment in the stock market.
The international trade move
ment shows London stil in a po-
sition to extend credits to New
York. the exports of agricultural
products from the United States
for January having fallen more
than $22,000,0OO in value below
those for January of last year,
principally by reason of the heavy
shrinkage in values of cotton eX-
ports.
Discussion of supposed trade re-
cession dropped out of sight in
the presence of the upward move
ment of stocks. Rumors were
renewed of progress in the pro-
jected merger of the great cop
per producing interests.
The announced stock dividend
distribution by the Pullman COM
pany has been foreshadowed in
the advance in the price of the
shares
A heavy contraction in the
actual loan item of the banks re-
nected the stock market liquida-
tions of the week. The actual
cash item gave no clew to the
unexplained discrepancy of that
item last week with the known
movement of money by which
some $4,000, 600 of bank cash ap-
parently disappeared.
Bonds were firm. Total sales
(par value), s2,65S.0O0
United States SIS coupon and the
As registered have advanced 4
and the IS registered z, while
the Is coupon declined Il per
cent in the bid price on cali this
week
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Further Rise in Associated Oil
Mining Stocks Continue Quiet

but these will be rejected in the next average
exhibit. The surplus reserve, based on average
returns, is $24 173. $50. or s., 900 900 less than
shown in the actual statement.
The summary of state banks and trust COM
3 decrease of So 353 200 in loans, an increase of
about S2.750,000 in cash and a decrease of
S3, 653, 400 in net deposits.
The loan contraction in the case of all the
banks was traceable for the most part 10 stock
exchange Hquidation.'
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Cash Grain and Provision,

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-Cash quotations were as
follows: FlOur-Steady; winter patents, S5.1jd
$50; straights. $Jd54O; spring patents. 81 7Jd
49, bakers. S3.25@5.25: No. . rye. Sic; feed
mixing barley. 62G6Jc; fair TO choice malt
ing. 69G zoe; fax seed, No. l southwestern.
S2.06; No. l northwestern. $2.16: timothy seed.
S4.05; clover. $13.s5; mess pork. per bbl.
so. 756f %. Sta: lard, per 100 lbs. S12.30@
12.321s short ribs. sides Coosel. $11. 90 y a
II 12I%; short clear sides (bOxedl. S12. .25d 12JO.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearances of wheat and -four were
equal to l9. 900 bushels. Exports for the week
as shown by Bradstreet's were equal to 2.4OS.-
bushels. Primary receipts were 900 bushels.
Estimated receipts for Monday Wheat.
- cars; corn. 472 cars; oats, 14J cars; hogs.
tomorrow, IL geo head.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb, u.-Moneey on CALL easy at
2IaM3 per cent; ruling rate. rs per cent; clos
ing bid 2Ia per cent; offered at 8 per cent.
Time loans, frmer GO days, S% per cent; 30
days. 3s4 per cent; six months. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, ~ a. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S390m4.s4 for so day bills
and at S4.s6i0 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s3A @4.SSA.
Bar silver 51Lc
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
firm.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was as follows
Trust funds-Gold coin. 1858. .743, ,S69; silver
dollars. $4S4. .531. 600: silver dollars of 1890.
So ST. 900; silver certificates outstanding, $4s4,
53l 900
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund.- Sc T2I 5IS; current liabilities, $103.-
500. 712: working balance in treasury offices,
S21, ,I15 234; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, S35. .6S1.370 subsidiary silver
coin> SIG. .47s. 01o; minor coin $1,21s570; total
balance in general fund. ss0963, 749.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
SpecidI Dissatch to The Call

SANTA ROSA. Feb. 11.-Thcre is p downward
tendency in the egg market this week. 01 re
ceipt OF advices from the San Francisco dairy
produce exchange TODAY the local dealers lowered
prices cent per dozen. The quotations tetav
were 24i2e per dozen for choice and p iec for
seconds.
PETALUAtA Feb. 1t-EgGs are daily declil-
ing in price. AS low "a iac offered today
and 251ac was the best price Conditions remain
unchanged There is a good demand for eggs aud
the supply is good.
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NoLocalExehange Sessions Today
Another Decline in Hide Market

quiet trade. Receipts 2O,9O4; shipments. 4. 1872.
Wheat-SpOt, easy; No. > red. 81 % nominal
elevator domestic and (. o. b. afoat; 10 north
ern Duluth and No. hard winter. 81 .26 nominal
f. o. b. ahoat. At the close prices were "A a sc
net lower. May closed $1.1S7s; July. $l.O9$4.
Receipts, 81. 600 bushels; shipments. 50, ,090.
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Rutter. Chee.e and 60

lHeFe was smother general decline in prices
OF eggs Festerday- extras and drsts dropping li,c
ami seconds and thirds p q dozen. Extras were
qu"Ied at -o12c, while prices for the lower
ssaIes ranged down TO 23c dozen. Liberal
OHerings and the fact that there would he no
further session OF the exchange unfU Nom
uaJ were responsible for the drop in values a.;
receivers did not care 90 carry any stocks over
the holidays.
The butter market had a drm tone. an in
crease IN the buying movement both ON the cx-
change and In the street sending the price %
fresh extras up 1c 10 "A quotation Of 331.c
a pound. The under grades were unchanged I'm
dhe cheese department fancy new California
nats were i3e lower at 19l.c. while frsts were
marked up l1c on sale al 1Sc pound. The
market ruled firm ar tine quotations.
Sales ON the exchange as follows
Butter--l0 cases Of fresh extras ar :sSe and
30 at 3,}1ac a pound
Eggs-10 cases of extras at 26c and so at
26iac 4 dozen
Cheese--25 fancy new California flats at l9iec
and p frsJs at IS. pound
Receipts were $500 pounds Of butter n 600
pounds OF cheese and l,2I5 Casps Of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab-
lshed yesterday and on the three preceding days
on the floor OF the dairy exchange. Prices in
the Street while governed BY the exchange quo
tatlons. generally range from I nc 90 % higher
owing TO the various charges to be added.
Hufrpr nor h
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Family Retail Market

Retail prices for butter are gradually de
clning and eggs, too. are much cheaper. fol
lowing heavy drop in the cost in the whole
sale market Wholesale prices for mutton and
lamb took jump during the week and retail
rates were marked up a result. Poultry.
game and fish stand about the same as quoted
in the last report The open season for wild
ducks expires with next Tuesday. In the green
produce market vegetables are still scarce and
high while apples and oranges are in good
supply with prices reasonable.
COAI. PER TON
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Feb. 11.-Clearings, s1.s54 ,165;
balances $311.912.
TACOMA, Feb II. Clearings. S1,o77. .722; bal
ances S154.141
SEATTLE, Feb 11.--clearings, s1,sao,5la; bal
ances. S20o, ,12T.
ances $40 1O3
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Meat Market

Meat Market
The market continues all in favor OF the
seller Beef rules steady and mutton Is drm.
while hogs are very hrm and scarce though
the demand is light. All prices remain the
same.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows
Beef-7qslac per ID for steers. 7aT1se for
cows and heifers.
veaI-o3s Q11lsc for large and 9h911c for
Mutton wethers. 12a12lae; ewes. maze
per pound.
Lamb-13a15c per ID.
% Dressed Pork (per HJ-12G1sc for light and
LIVESTOCK MARKET
the following quotations for good. sound
weight:
No 1 fat steers. over 500 lbs alive. 5QJlsc
per 10, under 900 lbs. 42tc: second quality. a.
y %[sei third quality, 3%s @4e.
., NO. cows aud heifers 404Ac- second qual-
~, S1205%c; third quality. 3H3Ac; common.
tHIn. undesirable cows. 2&l 03c.
Fat bulls snd stays, 2l d2Lc: half fat or
thin bulls. IL @2c
Calves-Light weight ppr lb 51Sd5stc: me
olem, I'm o@91fc heavy. 4d4lac.
oueep lper lDl-Wethers, No I, 5l3G6ci
lamb Cper ib)-This years milk lambs 7c.
hoSs tper lbt-Iard grain fed weighting l0p
20 l4U lbs sc; lao TO 25O lbs. &c. 2JU TO 900
los' o72e' common. undesirable hogs, S46c-
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Rank .CIearinc.s

NEW YORK, Feb. 1I-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending February
10 shows an aggregate of $3,51T .SS3, COO as
against 50. !os. PSI. 600 last week and $500
oS. 600 IN the corresponding week last year.
The following is list of the cities:
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Ne,v Nork Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. Feb 1.-THE features were Arizona
Commercial and Lake Superior The same
strong buying in lake and traders put Superior
up points; Arizona Commercial is being picked
10 by insiders and we are told that they have
the mineral in large and rich quantities The
buying Of Consolidated Arizona continues Of the
best The buying I'm United States coal and oil
was on large transactions aud was started by
inside interests, with traders trailing.
The following list is furnished by r. F. Hut
ton & Co. $50 California street. San Francisco:
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Cheese-CaIIfornia FANCY fats l9l9c ner n,
nrm; do hrsts. iSc. hrm, dO seconds IGc
nrm; fancy Young Americas 2Cc. steady: G0
nrsts. 1ee, steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri-
cas-. 2Oc, firm; do fats. 1SHc firm California
fancy storage fats, 141ac. firm do hrsts I6iac.
firm; storage Young Americas. 1slse. frm; New
York, singles t912c. firm; do daisies 19fsc hrm.
Wisconsin singles. 1Stac firm.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen cases in
rT,tIa
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srinneapoIis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. u.-Wheat-May,
$1.11]a@1.11+s July. S1.11H H@1.118s; cash Ne.
hard $1I27s G1.1S5s; No. 1 northern, s112ss
dI13ss; No. >, $1.102s @1112s; No. 3,
81 062s M1.102s.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. $50 659sic.
Oats-No. 3 white 4564jAe.
Rye-No. . I3St a T5%c.
Flax-Closcd at S2.171t.
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EXPECT PLEASING
TALK FROM TAFT
SpecuIatOrs Believe That He
Will Make Reassuring Speech
on Corporation Problem
Therefore Wall Street Men Take
Courage and Stock Market
Remains Firm
Nem York STOCK LIZ

+. F. Hutton d Co. $50 California street,
members Of The New York stock exchange. fur
uish lle following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
sales STOCKS IHigb Low BID Ask
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Portland Butter Market

PortIanu butter Market
PORTLAND. Feb. Butter-City and conn
try creamery. extras. 37030c: fancy outside
creamery. 34GS6c; store. 200s 24c
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higher Extra family beef SI4 per Dbl; family
DeeI $3.50 per bbl; extra beef. S13 per
Dbl, smoked beef. 1gc per h.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels S26. clear, $50;
mess. SIS pig pork. So. so pigs feet. So % for
half ools. $40 for % ID kegs and $1-S5 for
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Loans, Exchange and silver

695 ae 2 sy4 week ending today sesea4e silver
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Sellers ask 81 per ctl.
Foreign Futures
Northern Mhent Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Feb IL -Wheat-Bluestem, 81 14M
1.15; club, $1.06M1.07 red Russian, S104
SEATTLE Feb. 11.-Wheat Milling quota
tons-B -Bluestem. S112; club. loo: Fife ST 09: :
red Russian, SLOT. Export-Bluestem $l.09
club S1-oG; Fife. S1.06: red Russian. $1.04.
Car receipts up to noon: Wheat. cars.
Yesterdays receipts: Wheat, cars; oats. 1
OREGON
PORTLAND, Feb. 11.--Wheat: Track prices
Club 81. .06; bluestem, S1.14; red Russian S1.04 !;
turkey red, S110, forty-fold, $110; valley, 81 o.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Flour-Steady, with a
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

No markets today-legal holiday.
New York stocks and coppers
higher.
Spot cotton lower. Futures higher
Associated oil continues to rise.
Mining stocks still quiet.
Exchange and silver unchanged.
Grain market as before stated.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs un-
changed.
Another decline in hides.
Hops firm in all markets.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter
higher.
Potatoes and onions steady.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Poultry market inactive. Game
weak.
Bank cIearings increase pa per
cent.
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LOCAL MARKETS
No Markets To-day
Receipts of Produce February

Today being Lincolns birthday and legal
holiday. business will be generally suspended
throughout the United States.
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Sam Francirco Rank CIearings
Imports and Exports at New York

Local bank cearngs last week were S35. .035.
554. against SIS, ,62S 260 for the same week last
year. increase Of Sc 407, ,294 or PA per cent.
Imports and Exports at New York
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.--lmports of merchan-
disc at the port of New York for the week end
ing February were valued at s17 .S57 49,.
Imports of specie for the week ending today
$61 800 silver and S540.300 gold.
Exports of specie from the port Of New York
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Mining stocks

Mining stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following We're the sales the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMST0CkS
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Green Peas. ..... .1567 20
Onions. per ib....--0 .
Potatoes. lb....1hd 2
Rhubarb, lb....-M121a
String Beans. H. d
summer Squash, lb-M
Sprouts, per ID. d s
spinach. per h.. SM1O
Tomatoes, III. .-...-M10
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New York Mining stock

Gen Elect cv Is. .142 Wcsting Ell cv 5s. 90
III Cen lst ref S 99as Wis Central 4s... 94la
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Inndon CInsinp Gfncks

Bar silFer-Steady: % ll-16d per ounce
Money-1A AM15 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills is "a per cent and for three months
bills 2H per cent.
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ears. A'- bNtt
Pineapples. each. 25M 80
Raisins. ID.
rangerines, doz. .15@ 20
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SALES
Morning Session

10 Spring Valley Water Go. cash.. "A %
81 600 Associated OH Go 5s........ 96 -
$1,000 r r 1st refdg 4s..,..... 93.5
$1,000 United of S 4s.-...... q 1215
S3,000 United Il of 49, TOO
l2,o0o Pac Light & Power Co 5s %. 70
Street
$4,000 Contra Costa Water Co IS. l01 90
$4,000 United R of S 4s........ 72.00
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Assessment Directory COmstocl Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, Feb. 11-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Pid Ask Bid. Ask

As CIR cp new rs or COUP.
4 fSCELLANEDtT BONDS