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Hav and Feedstuffs

Scott Nacner & Miller sag Of hay:
Receipts of hay for the week ending today
were 3 sea tons. This amount in excess Of
Whist required during the week.
There IS q thorough dullness pervadlng the
entire trade With the immense bulk Of hay in
sight no connected with the business ap-
pears ~ wish To take hold n any extent Con
hay can not he bought and Drought INTO me
Oakland or san Francisco markets and. after
paving the charges aeeruing on the hay reallze
CONSUMERS who realize the present condi-
rious are averse 70 paying prices to justify the
asking figures ~ the selling in the country
THE statement recently issued by the Hay
association. showing available warehoused stock
in tho country tributary 20 the San francisco
market "f 10000 tons. 5 anythng Dnt an en- en-
eolraCing festure This is to be expected when
81 Is known that this vast body Of hay is largely
in rycoSs ~ what our current demands are ex-
pertod To- be between now and the new crop
-Tho shipping trade is also quiet. as there
hs~ not been as much hay moving ont Of this
p0rt recently month ago.
Tie trade on slfalfa is also quieter and
the market bit dull. The helds have been
r'esred up snd practically The last Of the hay
has come into the market here during the week.
snd from now on wareboused stock will have
ta he drawn on To supply the trade.
- raw Is exceptionally dull
Bran GSI.50 per ton.
Niddlings-S34G $3.50 per ton.
Ts9 6sTey Rsa yon ns22as rolled oats
FOR feed S29d3l; mixed feed $3.50 for aver
age lots: Inseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40. 10
tons 5000. 3 tons Sal, smaller lots. S4l.50:
10 and S26 in ton lots; jobbng. $3.50; corn
mesl- S36 n g; cracked corn, S36d31; alfaifa
meal. carload lots SI7. iobbng SIS; red star al
falfa meal SIS 10 car lots and S19 jobbing: Mo
1obbing; stockton mealfalfa. Sl1 In car lois shd
SIS joh5iug; CaprocO olcske meal. Sl65O per
Hay-ordinary wheat. S9dl2. 50; choice. si34
IL wheat snd cat. S9Ql1.50; tame oat. Ssd
l2-5e: volunteer Wild oat- S7a9; alfalfa. SsGll'
stock hay. $500 ESQ per ton.
Sff4W--+s.blC soc reF bale
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Coffee Market
The New York circular Of Henry Nordiinger
& Co says; .
when we consider the tenacity which Brazil
ian exporters exhibited during the recent period
Of dnllness we may well conclude that they can
not be shaken in their position, which is 'nls
year one of supremacy over consuming markets.
They know full well that the current crops are
several million bags smaller than consumption
requires. Consuming markets. unwilling 10 grant
the high pretensions of Brazilians. bought very
moderately Of late in. countries OF preductl'n'
which resulted in a decrease of stock on mana.
Port stocks in Europe and the United States are
now 600 600 bags smaller than they were "nen
the new crop season began.
The height Of the crop movement is now
over. Receipts Of Rio and Santos are steadliy
decreasing and with ths decrease the heller Is
gaining ground that have TO deal this year
with a Rio and Santos crop of not over 1000
600 bags while heretofore it was thought that
These crops would amount 10 l15o0,OOo 10
IL. Geo. 600 bags.
The withdrawals from port stocks during
July-October inclusive. were larger this year
than those for the same period during the last
two years, an indication that eonsumptloh n ~
going at the same high ratio as before, and
has SO far not suffered through the higher level
Of prices established.
TRADE demand is slowly but steadily improv
ing Interior distributors are gsrually coming
forward 10 replenish their depleted supplies.
Brazilian commissarios and. exporters have
been the mainstay Of the market They have
already accumulated stocks Of about 3.00oOoO
bags in Santos and of about 400. coo bags in
Rio. and bow much more they control oR the
plantations is unknown.
The principal feature governing values from
on will be the probable size Of the growing
crop. Reports from 4,razn vary considerably.
The growing Santos crop is estima ted as low
as 95o0 600 bags. and as high as 14,000,o 600
bags and conservative houses mention 12.oo0. 600
probable We have received po estimates yet
Of the next Rio crop. but reports indicate bet
fter crop than the current one.
a Rio and Santos crop of about 15.ooo,o 900
bags for I9ll-l2 would not he more than about
l 900 600 bags in excess % the worlds require
ments
--latest reports from other countries of pro
ducton are to the effect that their crops will
amount to about the same last year In the
aggregate.
Central Amercsn states virtually bare
Of supplies. and are In excellent shape for han
ding their incoming crops. Europe has already
secured some Of these new crop coffees Cor for
ward shipment. Stocks of these kinds are at a
low ehb in European markets. their close prox-
unity in price To that ruling for Santos coffee
having caused better demand for the former.
similar condition prevails in the United
States, where the merits of mild conees and
their comparative cheapness also meeting
with recognition by the trade"
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotfou Market

NEW YORK. Nov BE. f. Hutton & Co s
wire says: Liverpool this morning is not as
good expected and spot sales are very small.
The stock at and afoat for Liverpool now is only
175 600 bales less than last year. and promises
run ahead of last year and year before last by
the end Of December Stocks at United States
ports and interior towns are only 3.091 bales
less than year ago. and by the end of another
week will probably begin 10 show excess when
compared with last year for the balance of the
season. The week end figures this week are de-
cidedy bearisl for the first time this season. the
visible supply of American showing an increase
for the week of 21T.404 bales against an i'm
crease of only T1.SyG bales year ago and
242. .5s5 bales in 1905, which is in keeping with
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour California family extras. S5.20d5. g
net without discount bakers extras, s5-2od5. so
superfne. 81 2004 30; Oregon snd Washington.
Der bhl. s. 6064 50 for family. bakers and pat
ents snd S4d4 25 for cuto6: Kansas patents.
Sc. TO- do stralghts $3.50; Dakota patents, $40
do strs lights. S7-20; do clear. S6-6o per bol.
Farinac aceous. gOods-Buck wheat -four. S4-20;
buckwhest hour. selfraising. 50; buckwheaf
grosts IS; corn meal. yellow So white S. extra
cream yellow S3 .. extra cream white S325;
corn -four. s.; cracked wheat $3.50; entire wheat
-four. $500; farins. $500; graham -four, 50;
hominy. large 50. small So. granulated So; oai
meal s. %: do groetS. S425: pearl barley, 81 90
-iee -four. So; rolled oats. S425; rolled wheat
50 so: rye dour. So -25: rye meal. S5.lO; spit
peas yellow. SIS. green se 50: extra cream rolled
oats 80 lbs s.. so 90 ID sacks 81; rolled faxes
$50 ID bbls 1913. 90 10 sacks So rolled
wheat $50 10 bbls 81. IS. 2 IS % sacks S425.
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" Y. bC ItIN q
Liuetenant. U. s. N, in Charge.
AprpnrEN

ABERDEEN, Nov ia terrific southwest
storm has prevailed all day. The steamers cen
tralia. Helene Lindauer and Wasp and schooner
Roy Somers went to the lower barber but were
not expected TO get away until the storm abated.
Schooner Merose. Captain Afurehison took tbe
last of the cargo from the Anderson & Middleton
mill yesterday and shifted TO the Union mill
where it has about $4,000 feet of lumber 70
load 1t expects TO finish tonight and will prob
ably put to sea tomorrow for kahului
TACOMA. Wash. Nov. 19.--Arriyed: Norwe-
gian steamer Horneine, sound ports Queen San
Francisco.
Sailed: Steamers Olympia. Seattle French
bark Notre Dame d Aryoie Queenstown: British
steamer Suveric Seattle: Jananese steamer
Mexico Maru. Seattle.
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General Merchandixe

r.qs Grain bsgs ~ g spot and e1k dsL c 1911
delivery; San Quentin bags 3%e; s wool bags
2Ti5c for 3Ik 10 aud % 9izc for 10; fleece tWlne'
cosI-Fennsylvsnla anthracite egg. SIC per
ton; wellington 50: New Wellington, 81; Coos
l,sv 81 Australian house Richmond. etc. 81;
pelaw Main So: Stanford Richmond, 49, Nuin-
berand. SIS in bulk and sle39 IN SACKS: , " eiSJi
snthracite. sl5: coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
Coal on gasoline. etc.--cosl OF is ie lower
water white. iron barrels drums. Sc: l5o
degree oil. iron barrels or drums 9lsc; spee1lai
e-er 15c- extra. star Ise: Elaine. 25iac: eocene,
10. rad crown and motor gasoline. IN bulk lfc.
I'D cases 24c: engine distillate, ID drums drums &c sse
cases Ie more; Sc degree basoline IN bulk 3oc;
in eases STI5e: vsrnish makers and painters
naphtha. in 6nIk 15e. IN cases 22l-e-
ofl-ouotations are for barrels. Linseed;
for raw. cases Sc more; castor oil in cases. No
i nc: Bakers AA S1.17Q1.1s: China nut, cases,
e5dT5c per gallon; coeosnut oil, IN barrels. s0,4
S3l5c for Xxx. 775adslc for NO. ana I2st
sic for No Q according TO quantity; extra
sperm oil. SOC; natural whale oil. 55e; pure lard
soot al SC: No ] Destsfoot oil CSC; herring
OIL zoe; salmon oil, soc; boiled fish OIL SOC;
Tarpentine-s1 .o2 per gallon in cases and Soc
in bulk. drums and iron barrels. ear so .,
8. RcsinTE e. e $3.50 q es: S-SS Nc = sloso: WV "
5000 per barrel Of $50 lbs.
Red and white Lesd-Red. s54Q9c; white,
90 " = REFINED IsF SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company ouotes as
follows terms net cash: Standard, hne grann-
lated SC: standard coarse granulated, SC; fruit
grsnulsted. sc: cut loaf, In barrels only, &c;
e & E. crystal dominoS. 8 10 cartons in cases,
Sc: do IN 10 cartons in cases, S.5oc: monarch
bar 5.35c; tablets. IN half barrels. 5.50c; do in
25 II boxes. 575c: cubes and crushed, 52oe
monarch powdered. 5-iOc; xxx powdered,
s Iec; candy grsnuIated. BLOC; confectioners A.
Sc. c0nfect!oners crystals, 5-loe: extra hne
zranulated 4 Soc; magnolia A. 4.6oc; extra G.
50c golden c, z.40c; D, 4.5oc; barrels and
90 lhs bags i0c half barrels 25c, boxes 5oc more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar
IN s. and 20 10 tins Sl.70 more in ana 10 ID
tins s2s5 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade IN 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar rehnlng
company quotes as follows: Granulsted basis.
Sc; ..Higrsde" bar 5-35c' powdered . lOc;
crushed .25c: berry. SC; c. & b. extra me
granuiated, SC coarse dry granuiated. &c; con
fectioners' A, SC; confectioners' crystal. 510c;
cubes .2Jc: bricks. half barrels. 5-5oc; bricks,
IN 25 ID boxes. 575c; extra hne dry granu-
lated 600 10 bags only. $500; excelsior A,
z.60c; extra c. 4.5oc; golden C: -zoc; yellow D.
z.30c: cut loaf. IN barrels only. &c; d. e
crystal doninos 5 10 cartons In cases, Sc; do
? 10 cartons, in cases. S.50c Additional per 100
lbs. In barrels and 50 ID bags. loc more; half
barrels PC more. boxes soc more for all grades
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PnuIfrr and Came

car Of western poultry. the fifth received
for the week. came in yesterday. The receivers
decided 10 hold Il until Monday. when two more
cars fsll due. Domestic live fowls were easy
With receivers willing 20 shade the quotations
60 as 70 have their floors clear and everything
IN readiness for .the Thanksgiving turkey bust
ness. which viii commence on Tuesday.
Poultry fper dozen)-Hens. S5d5.5O for
small. S6d6-5O for large and SS0l0 for extra
young roosters, s6d7; do extra, s. I50Gs $50; OLD
ROSTERS S56h.5O: fryers S5d5.50: brollers.
S5-5odz for small and S450d5 for large; ducks,
&fN10: pigeons. Sl75W2; squads, $3.50 81
625c per 10; dressed turkeys 25d2sc per lb,
with prime gobblers occasionally bringing more.
Gene fper Dozen )-Mallsrd ducks. S5dt; can
vsshacks. S7N9: sprig. S4d6; teal. S4q o
widgeon. s.. 5Gd 450; spoonbils, s.. .5onS5o'
gray geese. S3.5eG450; white geese S2d9'
brsnt. s.. .5oG 3.50; hare, $3.50; cottontah rab
BITS 81
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ROANOKE KECUTSDEEP
CASH IN PIERHEAD
Fails to Answer Helm and Makes
$500 Dent in Vallejo
Street Wharf

HE North Pacific
Coast steamship
company's Roanoke
Knocked a $4,000
hole in Vallejo
street wharf yes
terday when at
tempting to reach
its berth on the
south side of the
pier by the over
land route. The
Roanoke's sharp
bow cut through
the heavy strin gers
as though they
were So much
paper. tore away
a heavy iron girder,
knocked over a
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Reans and seeds

Bsvo and pink beans are the hrmest sorts on
the list and the latter arc quoted higher. The
other kinds are unchanged.
Beans fper ctl)-Bayos. S450d5-15; small
white S3-5od3.T5: large white. S3-500 } 50;
pink. s4dA5O: red. 81 .5Od5; blackeyes. $50
5-S5; lima s.. 500 4 -: red kidneys. S4.75d5 p:
Gran berry beans 81 2504 80: garvanzss, S3d
$50: horse beans. Sl.75e2 -.
Seeds-Brown mustard =2zc; yellow mustard.
-; haxseed, 5d51zc; canary. 3@3%c; alfalfa,
1sd 1sc; rape. 1d2a{c; timothy, SIC; hemp 2%
dSc: milet. Sc per II.
Dried Peas-Green. s.. I5a4 per ct.
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS Nov. 19-Wool--U Unchanged: me-
dium grades couhing and clothing. 231a d24c ::
light fine. 20@22c; heavy fine, 15d11c; tub
washed, 2od33c.
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Portland Live.tock Marlet

PORTLAND Ore, Nov. I9.-CattIe-Ree
50: market. firm. Steers, choice. s. 25d5. so
medium. 81 50M5; choice heifers 81 1915
cows, good. S4.50G4.75: medium. IS. .5o6l4: com
mon. S2Q350; bulls. S3.50M4; stays choice
S404.50; calves. light, STM7.50; heavy. S4G5 25
Hogs-Receipts. none: market weak Top
S9M9.l5; medium. Ss.50Gs.T5.
Sheep-Receipts. 800: market. steady. Sheep
best valley wether Sc. .256I3.50; good wethers
S3G3.25: best yearling wethers, S425M4 75
best valley ewes S3.5nn4; lambs choice noun
tain, $525q5.5o; choice valley, S4.T5Q5.
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EASTERN STATIONS
"snow on ground. Z inches.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm off the Washington coast this morn
ing has remained nearly stationary. causing
cloudy weather over the northern half of the Pa
cifc slope. with rain over Washington and north
ern Oregon and fair weather in the south. The
storm over Colorado this morning has moved east
ward and now forms a trough of low pressure
over the plains states, with two minima. one
over North Dakota and the other over Oklahoma.
causing rain snow over the Rocky mountain
and plains states. The Of high pressure
over the lakes has remained nearly stationary,
causing generally fair weather over the Missis-
sippi valley and lake region. storm is central
off the Florida coast. causing rain on the gulf
and south Atlantic coasts. The temperature
changes have been slight in all districts. Condi-
tious are favorable for generally cloudy weather
In this district Sunday with rain over the great
er portion of northern California.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-C1oudy Sunday,
probably showers; light southwest wind
Santa Clara yalley-Cloudy Sunday; light
southwest wind.
Sacramento valley-Probably rain Sunday; light
south wind.
San Joaquin valiey-Cloudy Sunday; light west
wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Sun
day; light west wind. G. H. WILSON,
Local Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 19.-Observations taken
at a. M. Pacific time.
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pkgs beer $50 gals brandy. 5000 lbs seeds, $50
oils 26 pkgs machinery 10 coils rope. auto
mobiles and pkgs parts "a pkgs agricultural
implements. IL, 020 SKIS cement, 81 rolls leather.
i66 shoes. Is pkgs saddlery, 22S pkgs dry
goods. 2s hats. 81 pkgs arms and ammuni-
ton 3,s45 lbs tobacco, "a cs cigars and cigar
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A branch of the United States hydrogran nbic
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 are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat.
ters OF interest TO ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT
Liuetenant. u s. NJ, in Charge
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. 19-Turpentine firm
I5Ac; sales, 80: receipts. $50; shipments
1,45S: stock 1902.
Rosin frm sales. LOSS; receipts "s71 ship
ments 4oI7; stocks. Is $50; Quote: B; $5.I2;
D. s.. 30: f. S5.92l5 M5.95: +. S597 \ as; G-H.
Sc: l. s6o2lI X ss.25d6.35; NJ $500; n,
$500; VIC, Sis; WV. ST.25.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The metal markets
were nomin8lly unchanged and there was no fresh
feature in the absence of exchanges.
Tin-36 p G136. Soc.
Copper-I>ake copper. 13d 13.25c; electrolytic,
y ST y "a 13c: casting, 12.5od 12.75c.
Lead. 4004 50c New York
Spelter-NominaI.
Iron-Unchanged.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON Nov 19.-The sixth series of the
wool auction sales will he opened next Tuesday
and the closing is scheduled for December 2.
During the first week $4,000 bales will be offered.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco. Nov. 10, 1910.
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Hides. TaIIovv. Wool and Hops

Hides-Culs and brands sell about 12@1c IN
Ger quotations: heavy ssited steers 10e; light
medium. qcs light s1ac; cowhides. sic; stays.
-: salfed kip. lOc; salted veal. 1515c; salted
calf. l515e: dry hides. 1sc; dry. salt hides l2c;
dry kip. 17c: dry calf. pc: sheepsEins. shear
Ilncs 2501 40c each short wool 4od70c; me-
dium. 70d9Oc: long wool, 90eMSl-25; lambs;
20G5QC. horsehides. salt S2-25d3 for large and
SOC for cnlts: horsehides dry. s2G2-25 for large
snd 81 25G2 for medium. 50e@SI for small and
.--9f50c Tor colts: goatskins. prime angoras. t2e
nSl: large hair goats. 30@40c: medium, 2OQ
9nr. small 5M15c
Talow-No ! rendered. 5H@6i2c; No :,
n 5r: grease. 2M21zc-
Wool-Sprlng clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
"a llr: do. months. q lie; northern. Sonoina
snd MendOcfno. 1SG20c: Humboldt, 2oc asked
Nevada. 15d16c per ID.
Fan cilp-Mountain free. 9dl1c: northern and
valley. "a I0c: San Joaquin fall lambs. 1GlUc;
Do defective and heavy. sac per To-
HOps-Crop OF 1910. 1215 n 12c per ID
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and ripped up the planking FOR dis
tance of about 40 feet A dent in the
paint on the shed shows that the
steamers headway was stopped just in
time to save the shed Engineer Ralph
Barker of the harbor commission made
an estimate of the damage. and figured
that it would cost the North Pacific
steamship company about $4,000 to re-
pair it.
The blame for the accident is placed
on the Roanoke's bad steering quail
ties. According to the way the rudder
was turned the ship should have
turned it's nose in the opposite direc-
ton. But it ignored the rudder. and as
an hour there is big hole in the
wharf to show where the Roanoke hit.
The Roanoke has been in bad luck
lately. While the ship was tearing
holes in the wharf Captain Durham
was up town telling jury in the
United States district court how the
November 10. while the latter was ly-
ing at anchor in the bay.
Setos Arrives from Hamburg
The Kosmos liner Setos, Captain Bar
tells, arrived yesterday from Hamburg
via South and Central American ports.
including 900 tons of nitrate for this
port, and has about 100 tons for Puget
sound. The Setos brought only two
wife They boarded the liner in Chile,
where MiIlos was engaged in business.
He was married only a few weeks ago:
and the voyage north was sort of
honeymoon trip. He has come to Cali
fornia to join a brother who is raising
fruit in the vicinity of Fresno. Millos
is an Austrian. His bride is daughter
of Chile.
Governor Sails for Puget Sound
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Governor, Captain Jepsen, sailed
yesterday for Puget sound with large
number of passengers Among them
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'gs-Firm. unchanged.
DRIED FRTTTS
Chicago Dairy Produce nrarket

cries. 24d3Olac: dairies 23d27c. Eggs-Stead1
at mark. cases included, 1917 22I3c: frsts
29c; prime frsts Bic: receipts 29ss Cheese
young Americas. 1874 dlec; longhorns. 15a a Ice
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Coffee Market

Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins Sl.70 more; in 10 10
tins. S2.35 more. Minimum order, carload weight
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov -19.-Petroleum- Steady: re
fined New York. barrels. 7.40c; refined New York.
bulk 39oc: Philadelphia. barrels, T.40ei Phila-
Wool-Steady; domestic fleece. 3o@3lc.
Sugar-Raw. steady; Nuscovado. 50 test. 3.37c;
centrifugal, 96 test. 3.S7c; molasses sugar. S9
test. 3.12c refined. quiet; cut loaf. 5.40c;
crushed 800: mold A CSC: cubes. 4. Soc:
xxx powdered. 475c: powdered. 4 zoe; granu-
: zoe: Ne, 1. 43oc: No, 2. 4.3oc; No. 8. 4.25c;
No. 4. 4-2oc: No. >. 4:15c: No. 6. 4-1oc: No. I,
4-05c: No. 8 &c: No. 9. S95c; No. 10. 3.90c; No.
II. 3.sJc; No y. 3.s0c; No. 10, 3.75c; No. IA,
Hops Firm: state common to choice. 1910. Is
a23c; 1909. 15d1sc; Pacific coast. 1910. 14@1sc;
1909 l0d14c.
Hides-Firm; Central America, 211sc; Bogota
22d 23c
Cofee-Futures closed firm at net advance
Of 1sd21 points. with all the active months max
ing new high records for the movement. Sales
/ as follows: November. December and January
1o.15c; February. 10.i6c; March. 1o.1sc: April
10.21c; October. 10,23c. Spot. firm: Rio No. Z
l2%c: Santos No. 4, lSAc; mild, firm; Cordova
E F. Hutton & CO.'S wire says:
The advance was caused by shorts in Decem
her trying to cover. The position of coffee Is
SO strong that any buying Of consequence puts
il up."
Butter-Firm: creamery specials. SIC: extras
@015 dS1c: thirds 10 frsts. 24629c: held second
10 special. 25l3 d3112e; state dairy, common tc
Cheese Steady. unchanged No exports.
Eggs-Firm. unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evsporated Apples-Firm, with continued small
offerings Of new crop. Spot fancy. 111s@11%e:
choice. 1o55 d10ac; prime az. Me24c
Prunes-COntinue firm on small stocks quota
tions ranging from &c TO 1910 for Californias up
sos.
Apricots-ouiet firm. on the light stocks.
Choice, l2& a l3e; extra choice. 1352 G13%c:
fancy. 132s n 14c.
Peaches-Inactive and firm on reports of firm
markets on the coast; choice. 7d7i5c; extra
choice. S0Si5c; fancy s15 ABE
Rsisins-Dun and easy; loose muscatels, 81 a
SIC; choice TO fancy seeded ~ 6II5c; seedless.
5d6c; London layers. 81 1.200I.35.