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The following are official quotations established
hy the sales bids and offers the hoor of the
dairy exchange Prices in the street while gov
erued by the exchange quotations, generally range
from &c TO Pc higher. owing to the various
charges he added.
Butter-Frcsh crcamcry extras, SIC per H..
steady: 10 6rsts. S2c steady: do seconds. 29e.
steady. California storage extras. 81 &c, nrm;
extra storage ladies' 25i4c. steady; do nrsts, 2Jc.
steady.
Cheese California fancy Hats. 1T1sc per Id.
firm; do firsts. 16isc firm; do seconds. 16c- hrm;
fancy Young Americas. I9c, steady; do nIstS.
lSc, steady: faucy oregon Young Americas,
1Stsc. firm: do flats. 1Slse drm. California
fancy storage flats. iTisc. drm: do nrsts l6.2c-
York singles. 19iSc. arm; do daisies. 1ssc
firm. Wisconsin singles Isle steady.
Eggs lper dOzeu. cases ineluded) )-Californla
fresh extras. 3S1sc. 6rm: do frsts. 35c. steady ::
California storage extras. S2e, firm.
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Flour and Farinnceous Goods

The miIIers are reporting a strong market FOR
-four with the usual trade in progress.
Flour-California family extras. $6.60Q7 net
without discount bakers extras S6.60G7: su-
perfine. So 40M5.70; Oregon and Washington per
bhl. S5.T0@5.90 for family. bakers and patents
and $3.50 for cut of; Kansas patents Sc 45 a
g. 10: do straights st. .25a65O: Dakota patents.
$TTO: do straghts. Sc 40 per bbI-
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 10 sacks. net
cash. no discount follows. Graham flour.
S3 40 per 100 lbs: rye -four. 81; rye meal. s. 81;
rice -four. 81; corn meal $S.25; extra cream do.
So so: oat meal. $40; cat grOats. 81 so: fsrina
s4 so: hominy. $50; buekwheat dour. $3.50:
whole wheat -four. $3.50; rolled oats. bbIs sra
T.25. In sacks 81 40d6 10: extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and 81 90 in barrels rolled wheat bbls
So so I'm sacks 81 25d5 pearl barley. 81 To; split
peas. boxes, $40 for yellow and $3.50 for green
per loo lbs.
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Hax and Feedstn2s

The situation in hay IS thus given In the cir
cular of Somers & Co:
.s.There has been material increase in hay
arrivals during the last week. the total showing
2 250 tons in comparison with 2O20 last week
and 2 24O for the week preceding Monday :
receipts of over 1000 tons quite readily alb
sorbed the market showing weakness. Choice
wheat hay has been in limited supply during the
last few days and the market generally takes
its range from the selling of the choice grades we
are not able at the moment to report particularly
ging prices
s.The prevailing cold weather throughout the
state is necessifating the feeding of considerable
bav and the mountain districts are beginning 10
call on our principal hay districts for supplies
'.'The movement of hay north. which Is princi-
nally with alfalfa, still continues. Although a
portion of this inquiry has developed because Of
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Egg Markets In Nearby Counties
Special Dis0atch 10 The Call

PETALUNlA, Jan. 4.-The price paid for eggs
advanced cent after receipt of quotations
from the San Francisco dairy exchange. The
best cash offering was 3612c; 1l2c was paid
time. Conditions remain practically the
same. Some slight increase is noted In pro-
duction. The cold weather retards to some ex-
tent, but natural green feed is plentiful
SANTA ROSA Jan. 4.-rhere was advance
of one cent in the price paid for eggs here TO-
day receipt of quotations from the San Fran
cisco dairy produce exchange. Local dealers
are offering 3615c per dozen for choice and 33l2c
for seconds, with a fair supply and strong de-
maud.
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OREGON
AynilabIe Grain snpnlx

NEW YORK. Jan. Especial cable and tee-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet'
show the following changes in available supplies,
compared with previous account:
Available supplies:
Whest-United States east of Rockies de-
creased 704, 600 bushels; Canada increased 445.-
600 bushels; total. United States and Canada,
decreased 259. 900 bushels aioat for and in Eu-
rope increased 900. 900 bushels; total American
and European supply. increased "a 00e bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada increased
1,S37. 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada increased
COS. 600 bushels
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, jan 4.-Flour-Firm and nomi-
nally higher. Receipts. 46,949 barrels; ship
ments. 19, 800 barrels.
Wheat-Spot, strong; No. 2 red S1.So elevator.
domestic and $1.2STs {. o. b. afioat. nominal:
No. ] northern Duluth, 81 2s5s. and No hard
winter. S1.29A f. o. b. afoat. nominal. The
options market was strong and higher. with good
buying by prominent speculative houses on the
cables, strong cash markets, small offerings and
bullish Argentine reports At the close prices
we're sc, to Sac higher Exporters took i've
Receipts, 81, 800 bushels; shipments, 5000 bush
els
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Cash GraiIi and ProyisiOns

CHICAGO, Jan. Cash quotations as
follows Flour. firm; No rye, Sic; feed or
mixing barley, 5S@65c; fair TO choice mailing,
66g71c; faxseed, No. ! southwestern, 81; No.
northwestern. $2.10; timothy seed, $3.S 80;
clover, Sl5; mess pork, per bbl $223 u az. so;
lard, per 100 lbs, $l2 60@1262 short ribs,
sides loose) $1t3T y q IL .6Z1; short clear sides
boxed, S1162 y oil. .sT1A.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and -four were equal
to 394. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 6S3.-
600 bushels. compared with 262, 900 the CORE
spending day year ago. The worlds visible
supply. SHOWN by Bradstreet's, increased ell
600 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, GO cars; corn, 400 cars oats, 242 cars !;
hogs, 80 900 head
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. Mooney on call. strong.
6Gl9 per cent; ruling rate. s per cent; closing
bid and offered al per cent
Time loans. fairly strong 60 days. ~ per
cent: 90 days, 43s G4l2 per cent; mouths.
AZ M4l2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5@5la per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s390@4.S4 for SO day
bills and at S4.S675 for demand.
Commercial bills. 81. 50 Il @4.S334.
Bar silver. 526sc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Bonds-GOyernment easy; railroads, irregu-
lar.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Hone,

All markets under this head continue inactive,
usual just at the turn of the year, and prices
unchanged
Fruits-Evaporated apples, "a GS15c: apricots.
10@12c; moorpark. 121A 013c: peaches. 51s@7c;
prunes. 2% a Sc. with 3, premium for 40s; figs,
51@@412e: pears 6@10c: nectarines. 5G6c.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, $3.50; )
crown. $1.75; crown, $1.25; ordinary layers.
crown. 90c; crown. S5c; seeded, 4iaM5Lc:
seedless sultanas, 22 2G4c; Thompson's seedless.
3hc for unbleached and 7@7l2c for bleached;
loose muscatel. crown, 4c; crown, 31ac; ?
crown. &c; seedless, ~ &c.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils, 141A a 15c; IXL.
14M141ac; plus ultra, 13G13Lc; Drake, 101a
ale; languedocs, 10d1015c; hardshells. So a
&c: walnuts, 1315c per ID for No 1 softshells.
SIZE for No. do; pecans. 1412 @I6c; Italian
chestnuts. 9011c; California chestnuts. 9G11c.
peanuts. Al @5c: pine nuts. 20c per Ib-
Honey-Comb. 14d15c for water white and 10
"a 12c per lb for light amber; dark amber. 7MScs
extracted, ne for water white and 81 G61ze
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 4G
412c per III.
Beeswsx- u G3oc per ID for light and 2s@
&c for dark
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan. 4.-Bluestem, s1.2O; club,
Sl.10; red Russian. $1.OS.
SEATTLE, Jan. 4.-Milling quotations: Blue,
stem, s1.15; club Sill; hfe. Sill; red Rus
sian, $lo9. Export Bluestem, SLIP; club
S1.OS; fife, 81. .0S; red Russian S1.06. Grain
receipts up TO Wheat. Ii cars; oats, =
ears. Total car receipts for the month of De
cember-Wheat, 321 cars; oats, 90 cars bar
ley, 30 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Jan. 4.--Track prices: Club
$1.10; bluestem sl.20; red Russian, $1.0S; tur-
key red, s1.10; forty fold, s11o; valley, S1.OS.
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REFINED SUGAR MARKEr

The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated. 5.S5c; standard coarse granulated- 5.S5c,
fruit granulated, 5.35c; monarch bar, 5-7Oc; IT.
& T.. crystal dOminOs. cases, S.s}5c, cubes and
A crushed. J.6Oc tablets. in half bbls. 5.S5c; do
in boxes. 6.10c; monarch powdered 5.45cs
xxx powdered 5.45c; candy grsnulated
5.45e; confectioners' A. 5-35c: eonfectiOners'
crystal. 5.45c. extra fine granulated. 5.15c, mag
nOlia A. 495c; extra C.. 4S5c; golden c. 4 Toe.
d. 4.65c- Barrels and so lbs bags 1Oc half bbls
25c, boxes soc more per 100 lbs than for bags OF
100 lbs net. Bar In 35 and 40 ID tins 81 70
more in and 10 ID tins S2.35 more per 100
lbs than price OF this grade in 100 10 bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Gfranulared basis,
3. .35c. ''Higrade'' bar. 3. zoe; powdered. 5.4Sc:
A crushed. 5.6Oc: berry, 5-35c; C. & Fl. extra
fine dry granulated. 5.S5c; coarse dry granu-
lated. 5.35c; confeetioners' A, 5.35c. cOnfec-
toners crystal 5.45c: cubes. 5.6Oc; bricks.
$500; extra fine dry granulated (1OO ID bags
only) .15c; excelsior 4. 4.95c; extra G.. 4S5c:
golden c. a. 75c: yellow D. 4.65c; Fl. & f. cry
stal dOminos S.35c. Additional per 100 lbs.
In barrels and so lbs bags. 1Oc more. half bbls
25c more; boxes. SOC for all grades. Bar
In 50 and 40 10 tins. 81 20 more; in 10 N tins
$2.35 more. Minimum order, carload weight.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Ian. 4--The condition of the
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
as follows:
Trust fuuds-cold coin. Ss75 e14 SEQ: silver
dollars S4e7 a14 600. silver dollars of 1Sao
S3.asl 900: silver certificates outstanding s4s7 !.
aI4 Do0
General fnnd-Standard silver dollars in sen
erel fund, sl.e76,eoe; current liabilities, slos,
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Deciduous and CItru. Fruit.

Business in fresh fruits is slow to improve.
and the market is running along In the groove
which it fell into shortly before the holidays
Sellers are expecting business TO assume more
satisfactory proportions before very long, but at
the moment buyers limiting their operations
TO the filling of small orders for immediate
routine wants. Despite the light trading, the
apple market is showing more tone, and the best
packs of bellhOwers are held at a slight ad-
vance. Pears closely cleaned up and hrmer-
-Four cars of oranges came in yesterday. making
Is ears received thus far for the week. Prices
for general offerings remain : before. but the
market may do better if II develops that the
crops in the southern citrus belt were damaged
by the frosts. The other citrus fruits are in
good supply and easy 10 values
Cranberries- "a per bbl for late red.
Apples tDer bOxJ-Fancy bellhOwers, 81 25G
1.50: do Newtown pippins. s1.25@1.50; do red.
S1.50G175: choice, 75ed$1: common, 40d65e;
Christmas apples. $1.75G :. ..
Pears Winter Nellis, Sl.75@2 per box; other
varieties $161.25.
Citrus Fruits tper boxl Navel oranges. 81 %
@2.50 for fancy and 81 65d2 for choice; tanger-
ines, 75cd$1 for small and 81 .2561-50 for large
boxes: grapefruit 81 5Oei3 for seedless; lemons.
S3.50M4 for fancy 81. 2.3Od3 for choice and $14
80 for standard: lines. S4d4 so
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1@1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50M3.50 FOR Central Amerf-
can; pineapples, $2@3 per Dozen
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Northern business

PORTLAND. Jan. 4.-clesrings. $1.7os sss;
balances S215. .633
TACOMA Jan, 4.-Clearings ST il6 294. hal
anrcS s44 221
SEATTLE. Ian. 4.--clearings. 81. .45o.5s2: bal
ances. $2l7.1s1.
SPOKANE. Jan. 4--ciearines. $3.50. .e57: bal.
ances. $40. .6sS.
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Minneapolis GRAIN and Produee

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. FLAX. 81. 1854.
atsNo. oats-No. ysilGs white - 81 @9sse @4ssc
Rye-No. ., 74L @74s.c
Wheat-May. 81 .14ls al. 14A; July, s1131a
Cash-No 2 hard, 81. 15x .157s: No / north
ern, 81 14% @1.15ss 4 No. =, $1l2% al 13$s
No. 5, $1.10as G1.12
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Hlde.. TaIIow. Wool and Hop-

Hides continue weak and unsettled and the
different individual dealers have changed their
quotations number OF times lately. The ten
dency is downward. Wool is duh and nominal
there being very little left here. Hops are
quiet and featureless- The New York Journal
locally quiet and featureless the same being,
true of primary points the Pacific coast
European markets dun and irm. The beer
sales in the United States for the month of
November show up well. being 4.452. $40 barrels
compared with $50. SOS barrels In November
1905. an increase Of about Is per cent The
imports of hops into Great Britain. less ex-
ports. from September I to November so 1909
were 81 19S cwts. compared with As 7}1 cwts
in 1908 and 80 335 cwts in 1907
Hdes@Culls and brands sell about 1z0llc
under quotations Heavy salted steers. 13c:
medium. 12612c. light. 12c, cowhides. 1f0I2c
for heavy. Haze for light. stays. Sc. saltcd
kip. 11612c: salted veal lie: salted calf. lie:
dry hides. 20c; dry kips 19c: dry calf. 24c. dry
veal 23c. sheepskins- shearlings. 2O04Oc each.
short wool 5oq Isc each; medium; I5c@S1 each;
long wool. $l.23d 1.I3- lambs 25GQ IJc- horse
hides salt 50. 256250 for large and 81 JOd2
for medium. 75c@Sl for small and 25d5Oc for
colts: horSehides. dry, S202.25 for large and
81 .25d2 for medium. 50cd$1 for small and
2565Oc for colts; g0atskins. prime angors s0d
90c large hair goats. 2jG40c; medium, 2O1
SOC; small. ga lac.
Taliow-No 1 rendered. j65t5c; No. . 3G
4iae; grease. 2MSc-
Wool-Fan clip: Northern free mountain. n
"a t3c: Humboldt and MendocinO. 13615c: south
ern. more or less defective. 7@6s55c: fan
lambs. sdiOe for southern and 12d15c for
Hops~1sa24c for crop Of 1909.
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Spring Valley Stock Still Weak
Comstock Shares Continue Strong

29S,lI5; working balance in treasury offices,
S2S. $40. 66I iu banks to credit of treasurer of
tbe United States. $50 I41 394: subsidiary silver
coin. Sl6 033 40: minor coin. $1.G91. 660; total
balance in general fund, $S3-5621Ts
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New York Produce

NEW YORK Ian. 4.-Hops-Dull-
Hides-Quiet-
Petroleum-Steady-
WOolESteady-
Sugar-Raw quiet: NIuscovado. 50 test. a52c.
centrifugal, 96 test. 4.02c; molasses sugar 50
test g. 2Tc. Refined steady.
Coffee Futures closed steady. net points
higher to ; points lower. Sales were reported OF
20.0o0 bags. including: January. $500. March
7.O5d7. 10c. April. 7.1Oc; May. 7.1O67.15c: Juiv
725c; August. 7.20c. September. T.20d7 25c.
November 7.15c: December. 7.15@7, 2oc. Spot
steady: No. Rio. 11166SS.c. No. 4 Santos
&c. Mild quiet; CoriOva, 9d111sc.
Butter--EaSler-
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Stroug; western extra 6rsts. 36dS7c.
frsts. 34d35e; seconds. 3o6IS3c, refrigeratorS
24d 27e.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaparated Apples-Steady. spot fancy new
crop. 10is a lie; choice. &C.. prime. za71sc. Old
crop prime, 7c common to fair. 666&sc
Prunes- Barely steady; California. ~ d9c:
Oregons. 6d9e-
AprieotS Steady: choice. 11%d1ac; extra
choice l1Ed12 12c; fancy. i214 Q131ac.
Peaches about steady: choice. 6st 67c. extra
choice, IHT3e: fancy IA use.
Raisins-Du loose muscatel. 4a5e; choice T..
fancy seeded. 5d63sc; seedless. - q SC. London
layers, $1.17la91.30.
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Foreign Futures
stocks of Grain

II. c. Bunker, chief grain inspector of the
grain exchange, gives the stock of grain and
beans hand in regular warehouse and on
wharf January l follows, the grain in tons
and the beans in sacks:
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan 4--Grain ruled steadily higher
today, closing prices in each of the pits be
ing close to the high points OF the day. Pro-
visions advanced with the grains. Wheat was
easily the leading market throughout the ses-
sion and strong speculative support Offset bear
fsh domestic statistics which Included an I'M
expected number of car lots in the northwest
and primary receipts of $4,000 bushels, nearly
treble the receipts of year ago. May sold at
range of 1sc, the top notch being. reached
at $1.14#. The close left May at Sl.14l2d a.
i4ss. sc higher than yesterdays fnal hg-
ures July closed lie higher and September &c
higher.
Snowstorms over the corn belt contributed
to a strong corn market Trading was active
throughout the day and many millions of bush
els were absorbed at slight advance over yes
terdays closing figures, after which prices in
creased--not, however. to the extent reached
In the wheat pit A range OF &c covered the
trading In corn futures May closed sc higher at
67A @67ssc.
in oats trading apparently governed by
the strength in wheat and corn. September closed
1hc higher. May closed at 46iSc. &c higher
In provisions pork ranged from 2I15c TO
37Iac higher; lard, l6c to 32c higher, and ribs
15c to 171ac higher
The leading futures ranged follows:
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Neat Market

Hogs higher but rather slow. the de-
mand is falling of somewhat owing to the
high prices The market is firm, however.
Dressed veal is scarce and firm. Dressed
mutton Is higher and the supply is getting
down to winter proportions. Live sheep aud
calves have also advanced
DRESSED MEATS
Slaugbterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows
Beef l5c per lb for steers, 6@61sc for
cows and hefers.
-s@Ioc for large and s@1olsc for
Mutton wethers. s@Iolac; ewes. s@1oc per
pound.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1lIa @121Hc for light
and 81 110c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. / fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive, 41564atc
per lb: under 900 lbs, Ac; second quality, An
4Ihc: third quality az d3a4c.
No. l cows and hefers 3a@3%c; second
quality, 3M3Lc; third quality. pa 63c; com
mon thin. undesirable cows, &c.
Fat bulls and stays, 2G2Ac; half fat thin
bulls, i1a@1&c.
calves-Llght weight, per lb, Sac; medium.
&c: heavy. 4d41ac
Sheep tper lb}-wethers. No. /, 5hd5s.c;
ewes 4h@43c.
@1c.
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs Sc. 40 to $50 lbs. ktc; 25o to $50
lbs, 7s4c: common undesirable hogs 5@6c.
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Some brands of bacon lower and California
hams have also declined. The market in gen
eral is steady but rather quiet.
Cottolene-0ne half bbl l3sc; half bbls,
13c; tierce, 125sc; 2 tierces, 12&c; tierces.
12%c.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1s@1s15c: picnic
hams, 1315c; California hams. 1919 M17c fancy
bacon, TO lbs. 221ac; to 10 lbs. 1sc; 10
to II lbs, 2l1ac fancy sugar cured bacon.
23l2c; extra light bacon. to lbs. ice; s to
10 lbs. 1Shc; 10 to IL lbs 1S12c; medium
bacon. 11lhc; light medium bacon, 171sc
Lard-Tierces Ice, 50s 16Ac. los l61Ac. rs
1870. IS lie: compound lard. tierces lie,
SOS 11hc, los l1%c, 5s 11Bc. IS 12c; yellow
cooking oil. 66c per gal; white cooking oil. Csc
per gal; salad oil. zoe per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef s12 per bbl; family
per bbl; smoked beef. 19c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. SGT 90: clear
$50; mess, $50; pig pork, 1928 pigs feet.
$3.50 for half bbls S2.4O for % ID kegs and
S1.35 for kits.
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SALES
11:3n a
Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisc
stock and exchange board yesterday.
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London CIosing Sfocks

Bsr silver-Steadv. 24Ad per ounce
Noney-2I5 az per cent.
The rate Of discount IN the omen market for
short bills Is Az d3as ner cent and for three
months bills 81 @3ss per cent
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND, Jan. CITY aud cOuntr.
creamery extras, S9c; fancy, 3J93Ic; store
2OM24c.
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EASING OF MONEY
RATE AIDS TRADING
Southern Pacific Stocks GO Up
as Speculation in Wall
Street ReviVes
Nc,r York stock List

Q = Ll.Ion \ %. 40 CaliiofnIa slFeei'
meulber. AZ roe New YORK stock exchange. llr-
uIsh she following list Of bond and stoek sales
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Boston stocks and Bonds

BOSTON. Jan. 4.-The Boston copper share
market opened with irregular tome with
trading moderately active Most copper issues
inclined to weakness, although declines have
not been serious. The closing down Of the
Butte mines has created somewhat of bearish
feeling. North Butte sold down to 47Ia but
has since recovered to As Lake and Tamarack
are each ! point lower Giroux has been an
exception to the general list. advancing to 12A
Miami has been strong feature. although nm
changed in price The Industrial list Is less
active with prices unchanged except in wooden
common which is points lower.
There is a new copper stock called New Bal
tic. situated in Lake Superior district brought
out at IS, now selling at $13. There are only
10000 shares issued They are putting down
two diamond drill holes and have already en-
countered 81 feet Of fine ore
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
8 strnnt I,-nnl,i.s-..
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, Jan. 4-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
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IEG' q Quotations
IoLDFIELD STOCKS

IV-NN7I III IND IUIDF IELJ bIVOIN5
- regular Morning Session -
200 Belmont .-... 72l1S 600 May6ower G. O2
100 Com Fraction 40i 900 Montana -. 81
% Gid Con NJ = o7Ih 200 Silver Pick -. 0S
Afternoon Session
1000 Belmont .... S0i00O Gid Merger NJ. 0s
ECO Belmont 80. So 500 Great Bend 03
200 Florence p 90 5000 Mayhower "
100 Cid Con NJ. Z So 1000 MacNamara =
500 Cid Con NJ Z 92lb 1000 Midway ...... 10
90 Gid Con Nj S7l5 500 Red Hills - o3
1000 kewanas 50 06 300 Silver Pick 0S
Informal Session
800 Florence ....2 65l 1000 MacNamara q
1000 Gid Merger NJ OIL 500 Montana .... 81
1Go0 Jim Butler O9I 1900 Tramp c, "a
1000 Mayfower OF 200 West End -. 23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
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New York Mining stocks

Do cv As ser A 50 Western Nd As S51t
Do cy Is ser b 72I5 West Elee cv 5s. 93
Gen Elec cv rs .l4T Wis Central As. 9414
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of produce Janu,rv 4
PrOYiSiOUS

Flour, or SKIS. ks....................
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-20
PREPARING REDS.

In considering the requisites for
successful bee wintering, it may be
we'll to note hat success is frequently
hinged upon very small things. The
neglect in attending to the small af-
fairs Of life is sure to bring about dis
aster.
Bees starve to death with honey
in the hives, and sometimes that
within two inches of them. from the
fact that during cold weather bees
form themselves into one compact
body, n when all h honey Is con
suned within their reach, unless tn
weather is warm enough for them to
change their locat on from one mar.
or the hive to another, in order +
reach heir stores. they will surely
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-20
PROF. MASSEY'S VIEWS

izers more and more literally for the
production of the legume forage crops
and through them and h manure
made from feeding them to get all the
nitrogen needed. Then with a lining
occasionally, we a keep our soil busy
growing and increasing crops, and all
the while increasing in the
for production. Mr.. Miller tells you
how to use fertilizers wisely. and in
our modern farming We cannot avoid
their use. In fact, it is the increased
use OF fertilizers in heavier amounts
that is putting both the corn and the
wheat averages Of the East ahead OF
the West. where they have simply been
running down the virgin fertility or
the soil With the old soil of Mary
land averaging SO bushels of corn,
while Kansas averages % bushels an
acre, it is evident that farming on
JIG land with the aid of fertilizers
properly used is getting more profita-
bic than running down a virgin
prairie.