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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
SALES CHECKED
BY MONEY RATE

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-The spec
ulation in stocks showed a dis
position to adopt a waiting atu-
tude, with increasing weakness
today pending the working out
of developments in the money
market abroad and the confirma
tion of reports on which the
: recent advance in stocks was
based.
The most influential of these
reports have centered about steel
trade matters until some of them
have gained definiteness since
they first began to be heard and
have lost something of credibility
and of influence as a result. For
instance, the statement took ex-
state commerce commission would
permit the roads TO advance
freight tariffs to the extent of
one-half rates specified in the ap-
plications, although the decisions
of the commission in detail would
not be announced until February.
The effect was to arouse suspicion
in speculation where confidence
had been shown toward the
vaguer surmises of the probabili
ties Of favora BILE terms for the
railroads in the decisions on rate
advances.
The course of money and ex-
change rates did not offer strik-
ing developments, but the belief
that higher money rates were
probable held stock market op
erations in check.
An early advance occurred in
foreign exchange rates here. The
maturity on November ! of S13.-
600, 600 of New York city notes
due in London is a factor in the
exchange market for which pro-
vision has been made, according
70 q N har II
cerned in the transaction.
Sub treasury operations have
withdrawn s1,S00,00o from the
New York banks for the new
banking week
The price of copper was lower
in London. The sustained produc-
tion of September announced to-
day by the Utah Copper affected
conditions in the reported agree
ment for curtailment among the
principal producers.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
(par value), S2,029,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-E. F.
There was fairly bullish
sentiment over the week end as
result of Saturdays closing in
stocks AMI optimistic utterances
from important sources. Market
manipulation. however. was diff
ferent, as it seems that the bank
ers were unwilling to see further
1 tadvances in securities ats the mo-
ment, with the result that after
early strength stocks came out
from what we believe to be in
fluential sources. The steel state
ment tomorrow will be favorable
for betterment after today's de-
N M In
the matter of news today as an
influence on market sentiment. A
good setback is due before fur
ther bullish tactics"
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Dried Fruits, Rai.In., Nut. and Honey

California chestnuts are higher.
Fruits-Evaporsted apples. 7071zc: fancy. sm
sac; apricots. 11613c: fancy Moorparks. 1874 a
14c: peaches. 51z @611e; fancy, 7e; prunes. 81 a
SIZE. with no premium for the large sizes: ngs.
AZ d41sc for black and 50615c for whires pears.
SG12hc.
Raislns-New crop layers. clusters-6 crown.
$3.50; S crown. 81: crown, s140s crown.
s115: crown. s1.10: seeded, 51s66c for choices
and sue for fancy; Thompson's seediess. b@
muscatel A crown SIC. crown 4%c. crown
414c; seedless. 3st @4Ac; new raisins. 81 03hc
in sweatbox at Fresno
Nuts-AImonds. nonpareils, 1515c: Xxi. 1415c:
ne plus ultra. 131zc; peerless. 125zc; brakes.
l2c: languedocs. lie; hardshel. Scs shelled
Almonds 30635c: new walnuts. 15c per ID for
No. softshells. 141ac for No standards No
G5c: pine nuts, 1sG20c; California chestnuts.
10N 13c per ID.
Honey-water white comb. 166117c: white do.
126121zc; amber do. 106111c; extracted. S1s 69c
for white. Tmsc for light amber and 57z0653c
per lb for amber.
Beeswax-27la GSOc per ID for light and ss0
26c for dark.
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Potntoes. Onion. and VegetabIes

The vegetable train from across the bay was
late yesterday. but there was enough or every
thing except summer squash on hand TO meet
requirements Of early buyers Prices showed
little change from Saturdays quotations, the
market being easy In tone The Gamers con-
tinued 70 take surplus stocks Of tomatoes at
25c box Garlic was firm. with dealers who
controlled the supply holding for an advance
In the potato market Oregon and Salinas Bur
banks were higher. while cheaper river goods
weak with stocks somewhat excessive
Quotations for onions had a wider range. the
market being weak
Pofatoes+Rfver whites. 70G90c per ctl: Sall-
mas Burbanks S15061 SIS per etl: Oregon Bur
banks. 81. 4O61.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes. S2
62-1j per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. 9Jc0$1.O5 per cti-
peas. 465c per 10: string beans. 3G5e per n:
lima beans 5d6c per III; summer squash. 81 1G15O
per box: eggplant. 4O66Oc per box: green pep
pers. 3005 SOC per box. garlic 3la d4c per 10:
cabbage. 65675c per ctl: eucumbers. 6Og7oc
per box; caulidOwer, 50@6Oc per dozens rurnips.
65675c per sack: carrots. 65@75c per sack;
green okra 25G40c per box.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
rSoeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

PETALJ-MA Oct. 24-The week opened with
No change reported in the prices offered for eggs
In Petaluma today. After receipt OF quotations
from the San Francisco dairy exchange the best
price offered bv the Petaluma egg exchange To-
dav was 81 cents for first grade. Independents
dealers and spectators paid 46 cents TO 40 cents
according to grade Nothing new in local con-
ditions except the young poultry are increasing
In production. -
SANTA ROSA Oct. o4-The week opened
with the local egg market remaining hrn at
SATURDAYS closing prices. The local dealers
are Offering 46c per dozen. spot cash. for choice
and 42c for seconds. The production Is now az
the minimum where 10 win remain for soma
time yet The demand is strong for all offerings
SANTA CRUZ Oct. 24.-Outside market quo
tations as vet seem 10 have effect on the
price of eggs even though shipments are con
sidered good under prevailing circumstances. The
best price offered local producers for their stock
today was 46 cents per d0zan. but merchants
grade eggs.
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Y MoyEMENT OF PRODrCF
F. r Hptton & Co.'S wire saws


CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-Wheat-Started out very
weak. but has rallied since almost to Saturdays
closing level. Early selling was based on very
weak Liverpool cables. fine crop outlook in Ar
gentina.. Australia and Russia, liberal .Ncrlds $
shipments and further low priced offerings OF
new crop wheat from Argentina. December was
broken below 92e without precipitation Of ex-
all over the floor. and oats improved and the
early sellers. who had frequently oversold. ran
to cover. There have been complaints today or
Hessisn fly in Illinois Indiana and Ohio, but
these have had little effect on the trade. Sup
plies passage decreased lberally--3.T :
224 900 bnshels--and total aaoat Is now only
). 00O. 900 bushels larger than year ago. United
States visible is more than u 100000 bushels
larger than year ago and Canadian the same
as year ago. both agrregating more than 4S.-
600 600 bushels. There has been suspicion of
export trade. either in Manitoba or United States
wheat. Demand for cash has been slim. Cash
sales reported $4,000 bushels
Corn-Started ont weak and lower on the fine
weather in all directions. large worlds ship
ments and weak cables. rallying later on heavy
covering by shorts. Latter started with large
shorts first and haye forced the smaller to
cover since Market not only recovered early
losses, but substituted gains Of moderate frac-
tiors. New corn for shipment has been offered
freely here in quantity at 40s4c for No. and
bringing demand. Exporters say not bid for
either old corn for export Eastern call
is poor Country selling less old but more new
corn today.
Oats--Were easier with other grains early. but
have shown good rallying power since. Larger
shorts have covered. There have been constant
reports of removal of the French import duty
speculative sentiment. Shipping call has been
fair.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
lower.
Cotton spot and futures declined.
COmstOck shares suffer u sharp
decline.
Goldheld Consolidated makes n de-
cided advance.
Silver and HongkonE exchange
lower.
Wheat rather lower. Barley and
oats unchanged.
Line of wheat taken for export.
Beans coming In heavily again.
Hay unchanged, with large re-
ceipta.
butter In large supply. and lower.
Eggs hrm and cheese weak.
burbank potatoes higher. Onions
weak.
New navel oranges In from the
central belt.
Four cars of western poultry in.
Prices for game decline.
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Poultry and Game

-Four cars of western poultry went On sale
yesterday. The stock consisted chiefly OF young
chickens and large hens and met with a good
domestic poultry were largely nominal. there
being very little Offering. Game was lower and
only sound stock wanted
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S5G5.5O for small.
ssG7 for large and Ss61O for extra; young
ROSTERS. S666.50:. do extra. S7.5O0s. so: old
ROSTERS. <J65 fryers 45O@5: broilers. 50. so
d4.50: ducks. $7d10. pigeons. S1.75d2s squads.
s2.5Oq3: geese. s2-50G3 per pairs spring tur-
keys 2667 2sc per 10.
Game (per dozenl-Malard ducks. s4d6s can
vasbaeks. 81. 5066; sprig. S3.50d5.50; teal.
S25064: widgeon, 50. 5004; spoonbills S20
go: gray geese. So. 5063: hare 81 50d1.75.
cottontaiI rabbits s. 2562 70
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MINING STOCKS

The three leading mining Comstocks were
solidated Virginia declining from S1.15. Sat
urday's closing quotation. to S1.05. Mexican from
81 20 to 81. 05 and Ophir from $1.45 to S1.30.
The break was attributed by posted brokers to
manipulation. there being pronounced selling
pressure.
The feature OF southern Nevada stocks was
a marked advance in Goldfeld consolidated from
81 S21, Saturday close, to $S.1 the stock
closing the day at $50 The advance was
due to a reported rich ore strike in the mine
The gross assay value of the output of the
three leading north end properties last week
was the largest in many months and aggregated
$19, 1923 as follows: Ophir. S9,916.90: Mexi-
can, $7.01s 40. and Consolidated Virginia,
So, 1Ss. so. Much of the Consolidated Virginia
ore broken down In the 500 level Slopes was
held back in the mine. as the working in the
bottom of the e. and C. temporarily iuterfered
with bolstfng. as well as prospecting. The Ophir
mine shipped 334 tons and 1125 pounds of sec
ond class ore to the Kinkead mill.
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Desirable bulls and stays. 2H @2ste; half fat
or thin bulls 2M2Hc.
Calves-Lightweirht, per lb, 5% medium.
81 m51ac: heavy. 4M4%c-
Sheep-Desirable wethers. AZ @415c; ewes.
G4Ae.
Lambs tper lb)--Unshorn lambs eA6ke-
Hogs (per ls}--Hard grain fed weighing 40
to $50 lbs. skc; 25o to $50 lbs. So @sc.
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Rennx and seed.

ReeeIpts or beans We're very large Yesterday,
heing 16.4s0 sacks. No further change in quo
tatGnS was reported.
Beans tper ctn-Bayos. $4.75649 90: small
white. recleaned, s3-T0d3.S0: large white re-
cleaned S. -70G3.SO: pink. S4.9Od5: red. s5.25d
$50; blackeye. S5G525; lima. recleaned. 4-5Om
4.15 red kidneys. s50j.25: cranberry beans
S4@450 garvanzas. $2-75@3.25; horse beans.
81 1.2512.25
Seeds-Brown. mustard 4j7c: yellow mustard.
-: naxseed. 5d5Ec: canary. 81 63&e: al
falfa. l4Gl5c; raDe. 1d21sc; timothy. TIC:
hemn. 3M31Sc: millet 2%c psr ID.
Dried Peas-Green. $3H13. % per etI
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The condition of tn.
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500. 1855. .669; silver
dollars. $4sI .sa9, 600; silver dollars of 1890,
So. .524 900; silver certificates outstanding. s4s7
S99. 600
General fnBd-StaDdard silver dollars i'm gen
eral fund. S1.964,11e current liabilities SIo7-
490-5S4: working balance in treasury Offices
So. o69: In banks 10 credit Of treasurer of
the United States, $35.740. .642 subsidiary silver
coin. s17.36s.l66: minor coin. Sos. .295: total
balance in general fund. SSJ, $40, ,432
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LOCAL MARKETS
Icceipt. of Produce October "A
ProyfSfOnQ

CottoIerr-One-half hht. 1870: half bhls.
;oac: tierce 125sc; tierces. 1215c; tterces.
1890 per In.
Hams and Rscon-Ths Western mat comDanv
quotes follows: Hams. 1ai@ n2Oc: pfcnfc
hams. 1AMc: California hams. fac; fancy bacon.
g to g his 30hc to 10 lbs DC ~ TO II lbs
2Hc sugar cured. PIC: light dry salt bacon. TO
10 lbs 24c. 10 to IL lbs pc; medium bacon. l9c;
light medium bacon. i9c.
T.ard-Tierces 1515c SOS 15Ac. los 1915. IS
1870 3s t616r: compound lard. tierces II &c.
SOS 12c los r212c. 5s 12%c- 3s 12Ac; yellow
cooking oil. 76c gal: white cooking oil. 7sc
per gal: salad oil 93c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. In
spected by the government. are 81 per bhl higher.
Extrs family beef. SIS per hhl; family beer. sly
per bhl extra mess beef SIS per bbl; smoked
beef. 81 Mc per H.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. S32: clear: S34
mess s32: pig pork s36: pigs feet. S5- 70 for
half bbls 81 40 for 25 lb kegs and S1.35 for Kits
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Flour and Fnrtnacroux C:and.

without discount bakers extras. s5.6076: SUPER
fne. s4.4044.70; Oregon and Washington per
and s4.0594.3o for cutoff; Kansas patents. So. 10:
do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents: s7-40s do
straights. 81 20; do clear. IS. so per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Buckwheat -four S4 20.
buckwheat four. selfraising. So: buckwhest
groats, SS: corn meal. yellow So. white s3, extra
cream yellow S3.25. extra cream white So %;
corn dour. SO; cracked wheat. s3 30: entire wheat
dour, $500; farina. 81. so: graham four So
hominy. large So. small 50. GRADUATED So: Oat
meal 81 p: do groats, 81 25 pearl barley. s4 20;
rice -four. s6; rolled oats. 81 %. rolled wheat.
So so; rye -four. S3.25. rye meal. 3.10, split
peas. yellow s6. green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs $3.50. 90 ID sacks 81: rolled fakes
$50 lb barrels S5.75: 90 ID sacks s5.25: rolled
wheat. $50 ID barrels "a 70; IS lb sacks s4 25.
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Mont Market

ID
SIanghterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s1l Gfac per lb for steers. s9s1sc for
cows and haifers.
veal-9@atsc for large and oi1 d1oc for small
Mutton-wethers. 9G1oc; ewes, 81 acc per
pound
Iamb-1n1s 6111c per h.
@12hc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 81 Gat5c
per III: under 600 lbs 5M5Lc: second quality.
all weights. ~ G5c; thin, undesirable steers.
No cows and heifers Az G4ihc: second
quality 4@4Ac: common. thin. undesirable cows.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

whest-The market is stiI quiet, with fur
ther decline in some descriptions feature Of
the market is the arrival OF 1859 ctls from
Port Costa for export. Shipments OF wheat in
any quantity to foreign countries from this port
have been rare for some years.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $L47116n1.50: Sonora, 81 .6oa
l.7o; white Australian, $l.60@1.05; northern
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
STOCK MARKET

There was very fair business in local securi-
ties yesterday, with higher prices for California
wine at S34 and Ouomea sugar at SAB. Sales
of bonds $40. 900.
Orc water light and power was ex dividend
of 50c per share and Union sugar 4oc per share
in the board Yesterday
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. Oct. 24-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says. The copper market is showing reac-
tionary tone although price changes in most in
stances have been confined TO small fractions
Trading has not been particularly active and
has been confined principally to the leading is
sues. Lake and North Butte have both been
active. the former showing certain strength and
stocks nothing has developed in the way of
features.
Stephen r. Dow has just returned from the
lake region and reports everything in a glowing
manner particularly does he speak we'll OF
Franklin and its impfeFed outlook. the farther
down they 90. and that at the 800 level they
have encountered excellent copper bearing
ground aud that the Indiana shaft will be com
menced this week.
The following list is furnished by Z. F. Hut
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Hay and Fe~d.tufr.

Arrivals of hay were large again yesterday
being l. .634 tons including 113 ears The con-
dition OF the market unchanged.
Bran-S296I31 per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ton.
ShOrts-S30d32 per ton
FeedstuRs-Rolled barley. S22623: rolled oats
for feed. S29031, mixed feed $25ft26 for aver
age lots; lfnseed oiicake meal. 20 tons $40 10
tons $1,000. tons Sal. smaller lots SAT so.
cocoanut cake meal at mills. $25. so In 20 and
10 and SIG in ) ton lots; jobbing. $3.50: corn
meal. S366f37 cracked corn. $36637. alfalfa
falfa meal. SIS in car lots aud $40 iobbing: No.
desro alfalfa meal. $3.50 in car lots and s17 so
tobbing: stockton mealfalfa. SIT in car lots ana
SIS jobbing; Csproco oileake meal s16.50 per
ton; cslfaifa. s1s in car lots and $50 jobblng
Hay-Ordinary wheat. S901250: choice Si3A
"a: wheat and oat S901f50: tame oar soT
II so; volunteer wild oat. s709; alfalfa, s7713:
stock hay S5@65o per ton. ~'Ss-''
StraW-3506oe per hale
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SALES
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
/ Special Dispotch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Oct .24.-The oil stock mar
ket was quiet today after the furry of last
week. California Midway made gain on the
morning CALL but fell OFF during the afternoon.
Mexican petroleum common was firm. Union was
trife weaker. Central oil showed gain of
a point The call.
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New York Money Marked

NEW YORK. Oct. e4.-Money on CALL steady
3nS12 per cent ruling rate 3I4; closing bid
= offered 81
Time loans. slightly easier and very dull; so
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Assessment DIRECTORY Com.toct w,ues
OIL STOCKS

The oil stock market wholly lacking in
feature Yesterday. sales being light and fuctua-
tions unimportant.
The T. A. p. oil company of Los Gatos has
levied an assessment OF SC, delinquent Novem.
Der 26
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Barley. 2. S4S. 600 bushels: decrease. 1cs-VW;
The visible supply Of wheat in Canada ias
Saturday was 10.415 900 bushels. an Increase oi
SIC. 900.
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Hnr.es nnd Mule.

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
erS' journal: ,
tureless last week, Sales were confined to
few fair horses. which were sold privately at
full quotations. and several of the second hand
sort.
..The big auction listed to take place in the
country during the week was declared of on ac-
count of some misunderstanding after a few
mules passed under the hammer These mules
are said to have sold high. although they were
admitted 10 be No l individuals. As high as
sI.5O is said to- have been paid for a span.
Other offerings sold fully up to quotations
This week promises to be interesting as
quite an Offering of light and heavy drafters
will1be disposed of.
- = HORSES
Desirable drafters. LOO lbs and .S215 630o
Light drafters. 1850 TO $50 lbs-..-.. 225 4275
Chunks 1850 to 800 lbs. ....--....... 2O0aQ250
Wagon horses ]. $50 to 1.350 lbs. 1T5G200
Delivery wagon horses .050 to f25o.. .125 also
Desirable farm mares 1354150
Farm workers. ;. -. -. ...........s- 75@100
MULES MEDIUM TO EXTRA
900 lbs. tosI years. S125@ l5O
1000 lbs. A to 150W1I5
!. 100 lbs. 4 to years. 2O0GD225
1,200 lbs. 4 TO years. 2500r3OO
Over years old range from SIS to $25 lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type. with age. bone conforma-
tion and style. to command extreme quotations
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Dulufh Flax

DULUTH. Oct. o4-Flax-on tack. s2.61
to arrive. So asis: October s2.61 bid: Noven-
her 50 IS asked: December. S2.55 bid; May,
80 bid
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|GoIdfieId Con. Stock Advances
Comstocks Suffer SharpDe

days. 4A@4la per cent; 80 days, 4&@5; six
months. As @4z
Sterling exchange, strong then easier with
actual business in bankers bills at $4.S250G
4.s2I5 for 60 day bills and at s.. $3.50 for de-.
mand. Commercial bills, $4.S2@4.S219.
Bar silver. $3.50
Mexican dollars. Acc.
Government bonds. steady: railroad bonds,
steady
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clearances of wheat and -four were enria
to 211 coo bushels. Primary receipts were l. iSl
600 bushels. compared with 1.649. COO bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible sup
ply OF wheat in the United States Increased
4a5. 900 bushels for the week. The amount Of
bushels Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
100 cars: corn. $40 cars; oats 23I ears; hogs,
Is 900 head.
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Northern Business

Northern Business
PORTLAND. Oct. a4.-Clearings. $1.9o5.7o2;
balances S93. .005.
TACOMA. Oct. 24.-Clearings, 81 ,061 ,05S;
balances. s94,619.
SEATTLE Oct. 24.-Clearings. 81. .s41. .33s:
balances. 1886, 1926.
sPoKANE. Oct. 24.-clearines, ses5.s7s:
balances. $1o6,9T6.
Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Exchange on New York,
sc discount.
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Local Wheat Market Rather Lower
Butter Market LOWer.--Eggs firm
EIxfn Butter

Cubes. sSasse: prints. sTas744e; store. 'sa
24c.
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HORSES
Rutter. Cbee.e and Eggs

The easiness that dominated the butter mar
ket Saturday enhanced by liberal ar
rivals Sunday and the week opened with
receivers rather weak than otherwise In their
amply supplied with extras and large receivers
were still complaining of an accumulation Of
strictly fne table goods Extras were 1ac lower
:,21ac pound.s making a total decline of Sc
since Thursday. The weakness in Young Amer
lea cheese that developed toward the close Of
the latter being declared weak yesterday. All
grades of fresh eggs rersained firm at the old
quotations. the demand being brisk despite the
warm weather and the competition of cold stor-
age goods. Storage extras were l2c higher at
3o12c dozen.
Sales the exchange were as follows:
Butter-1. 200 pounds OF fresh extras at CSC
and 80 cases at 3212c pound.
Eggs-50 cases OF fresh extras at 4Sc. 10
cases of selected pullets at 3612c. 10 cases Of
cold storage extras at 31c and 10 at S0lac a
dozen.
Receipts were a. 300 pounds OF butter. 16 500
pounds of cheese and 13s cases of eggs
The following are the official quotations estab-
iished on the floor of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations, generally range from &c to &c
higher, owing 10 the various charges to be added
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Oct 90 oer; II Oct; - Get; "a
Firsss Firsn ea'.... .... zoe soc @ c soc Soc se
Extra Extras storage. sossc so1sc soisc 5oisc
Cheese-California fancy flats. lie per 10.
weak: do nrsts. 1515c. weak; do seconds 13e
weak; fancy Young Americas. lie. weak. do
fornia storage fats 15c, steady; Wisconsin dsis
EseIcalifornia fresh. per dozen. cases in
ciuded:
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Hides, TaIlovv, Wool and Hon.

Hides-Culis and brands sell about 1sfD1c nm
der quotations, heavy salted steers 10ibc: Ilg6t
medium. S1se: light, DC: cOwhdes. &c: stays. II.
ea,teu hLp. luz saited veal. lo11c. salfed calf
Il 1ae: dry hides. 1Se: dry salt hides 12c- dry
KIP, lie; dry calf BE: sheepskins shesriiprs
eoc: long wool. ooc0s1 q; lambs ao05occss
norsehides salt. s.. 25@3 for large aud 81 50SS2
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SPECULATION IN
Waiting ATTITUDE
Expectation of Higher Money
Rate Influences Wall Street
Operations
Premature Report Is Circulated
Concerning Advance in
Freight Tariffs
Nru York stock List

New York stock List
T. T. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street.
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish tho following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
Northern wheat Market

TACOMA. Oct. 4.--Wheat-Milling: Blue
stem, SIC: club, Sic. Export: Bluestem. ssc
receipts: wheat %; oats and hay. each.
SEATTLE Oct. o4--Nliiling quotations
Blnestem M seI ssssc; G fortyfold sl1ac club soAc
BIuestem. S2i5c; fortyfold 1S15c; club. 771ac
ffe 771ac; red Russian, 75lac.
Club. s1@s2e: buestem s5c; red Russian. 7sd
soc valley s4c foftyfold. sea s3c Car re
ceipts: Wheat, 13S; hay. IT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25

ELGIN. ILL.,. Oct. 24-Butter-Firm. 2919c
output. 6s3. 700 pounds.