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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Predictions of rain or
snow where most needed In the winter wheat
belt made the market here heavy today. There
was also big increase of the visible supply.
Late sales were ss 9ssc under the previous close.
Corn finished shade to 1ac down. oats un-
changed TO Nc decline and provisions the same
as Saturday night to 20c below.
Wheat gave way rather slowly. Scattered
longs liquldated and there was moreover less
short selling neither very liberal scale. Sup
port was somewhat deliberate, not to say back
ward. Continued dry weather in the southwest
gave the market half hearted higher start bat
moderate sales on the swell resulted in a down.
ward movement that had but slight Interrupt
tion the rest of the day.
The fact that Russian shipments were remark
ably large formed timely bearish influence.
Sudden weakening of corn prices after firm
and higher opening also considerable fac
tor.
Then talk of moisture tonight in Mis-
souri, and farther beyond. the visible supply was
SHOWN to have been enlarged and Kansas City
reported cons1gnments liberal with more to fol-
low. May fluctuations from 9515c to 9615c,
with the close firm at 95Bc. net loss OF PC
Holders OF corn showed disposition to unload.
but found no good buying orders The bulk of
arrivals were low grade. making the cash mar
ket weak. No. yellow closed at 46A d47c.
May ranged between 47%c and 4S1ac finishing
steady but &c net lower at 475Ac
Oats though inclined to be sluggish sagged
a little with other grain. May varied from 34c
to sc, and IN the end stood 4 down at 34n
34Ac
Provisions scored a rise. but reacted in conse-
quence of selling. After trading ceased pork was
down 1ac to 20c lard off 21ac to 1Oc and ribs
unchanged to 21a 65c decline.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

FIour-California family extras s.. 5.4O6j.So net
without discount; bakers extras. S.. 40d >. 50;
superhne. $4.50d4.70: Oregon and Wash ington
per bbl 81. 60d4-S0 for family bakers and pst-
ents and S4G425 for cut0T: Kansas patents.
$6-70; do straights So 30: Dakota patents. 81 20;
do straights. S7.20; do clear. Sc. so per barrel
FartnaceOus Gfoods-Buckwheat -four IS 20:
buckwheat hour self-rising. So buckwhea
greats, IS; cOrnmeal, yellow So. white So. extrI
cream yellow S3-25. extra cream white S}.25
corn -four $3; cracked wheat So so: entire wheat
dour. $500; fartna s.. so; graham -four IS; hOm-
my, large IS. small So granulated So: on tmeal.
81 IS; do groats, "a .: pearl barley. S420; rice
-four, So; rolled oats "a %; rolled wheat. So
rye -four, So %; rye meal. S31O: split peas vel
low Sc, green $3.50. extra cream rolled oats. $50
lbs $3.50. 90 lbs sacks 81; rolled fakes $50 -
bbs $3.50; 90 10 sacks So. %; rolled wheat $50
ID bbls 4.75. 70 10 sacks S4. %.
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Hav and Feedstnffs

All staples under this head stand as before
The interior demand for hay is large and active
as already reported. and prices in the country
are about 81 over those here in San Francisco.
This unusual condition is due to the holding IN
Of the rains and the scarcity OF green feed.
which leads 10 feeding OF hay to stock. The
city market Is dull
Bran-S29@30 per ton.
Nnddlings-S34 636.50 per ton.
Shorts-s206S1 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. S23024; rolled oats
for feed, S29N31; mixed feed. S25d26 for
average lots; evergreen chopfeed. $21 per ton for
car lots and SD for Jobbing; linseed oilcake
meal, 20 ton lots. $40. 10 tons lots SO. so ton
lots 81. smaller lots S41. so; eoeoanut cake or
meal at mills So. 50 in 20 and 10 and S25 IN =
ton lots; jobbing. $3.50: corn neal S34d85.
cracked corn, S346135; alfalfa meal. carload lots
s17. 1obbing SIS; red star alfalfa meal. SIS In
car lots and SO jobbing; Modesto alfalfa meal.
SIT in car lots and SIS Joboing; Stockton neal
falfa. ST in lors and SIS 1obhinz: Csprocs
oilcake meal, $3.50 per ton; caifalfa. $40 iu
car lots and $50 jobbing.
Hay-Ordinary wheat, S9112.5G. choice. $50
IA: wheat and cat, S9G11.30: tame oat SSd12:
volunteer Wild oat. ssG9; alfalfa, SeG11; stock
hay. S5.5065.60 per ton
SfrqvV-35TI5lc nor hale
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General NTerchandIue

Bags-Grain bags sac spot and s& asAc c
1911 dehvery; San Quentin bags, J4ze; wool
bags. 2I1ae FOX ga lb and 291zc for 10: fleece
rwtne, 75c per ID.
Coal-PennsylTania anthracite egg SIG per
ton; Wellington, 50: New Wellington. So: Coos
Bay 81: Australian house-Rlehmond. etc, 50.
Feiaw Main, So: Stanford Richmond 50. Cum
beriand. SIS in bulk and s16.50 IN sacks: Welsh
&17 IN sacks
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.-water white. iron
barrels or drums. Sc; $50 degree OIL iron barrels
or drums, 935c: special do. 10c: pearl oil in
cases. l9e; astral, 15c: star. 15c; extra star
1oc; Elaine 253zc; eocene. 1sc; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk lie. In cases 24c: engine
disrilate, IN drums 7c, cases &c more: Sc degree
gasoline, in bulk SOC. in cases 371ac. varnish
makers and painters naphtha. In bulk lie IN
cases 2115c.
Otl-Quotations are for barrels Linseed &.
per gallon for boiled and 9Sc for raw. cases 5e'
more castor oil in cases. No. Tic, Bakers A 4
$l-l1@1-19; China nut. cases. 65dT5e per Esl~
ion; cocoanut oil, in barrels. T1M731ac for XXX
6S35411e for No. I and 6s06S1Sc for No 2 So.
eording to Quantfty; extra bIeached winter sperm,
OIL soc; natural winter sperm oil, soc; ratur- a
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Assessment Directory ComstocIx Mines
OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks were dull and featureless yes
terday and the only change Of note ad-
vance In Associated to $4S.25.
The following oil companies have levied as
sessments: Coalinga- Mohawk cents per share,
delinquent January 8. sale date January 81;
Maricopa Producers oil Company, 10 cents per
share delinquent January II, sale date February
l. American Midway, cents per share, delin-
quent January 10, sale date February 10; Los
s100, delinquent December 16 sale date Janu-
airy 6.
The Dome oil company, on the Blochman prop
erty, is getting an average of 1900 barrels
daily from No well. which recently came in as
a big gusher. The production of this well in
creased about 200 barrels since it first began to
flow and the gravity of the oil is higher. Dome
is also producing, giving the total for the
property about 1000 barrels monthly.
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Provisions

The market continues in good shape for sellers.
being steady and moderately active though prices
cottoiene-f half bbl. 11a4c: half bbls 114se;
1 tierce. 11l5c; tierees, nssc; tierces' llEae
Hams and Bacou-Ham. 16@171ac: picnic
hams, 14c: California hams. 18c; fancy bacon: !
to fS to lbs 2Y bs to sugar 1 s Cured to a aS light
dry salt bacon. 8 TO 10 lbs. 23@24c; 10 to II
lbs 21@22c; medium bacon. 1se; light medium
Lard-Tierces 1870. sos 1s&c. los 144e. 5s
1890, 3s 14l3c; compound lard; herces 10zsc.
per gal; salad oif. 74c per gal; ca1fene, lie for
1 tierce, 107se for tierces and 1ozc for
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
Inspected by the government: are 81 per Dbl
lily beef SIT per Dbl: extra mess beef, SIT per
bbl: smoked beef. 201ac per ID.
mess. s2s; pig pork s8s. so; pigs feet se35 for
half bbls 81 45 for S5 ID kegs and 81 40 for kits
Meat Market
Local packers are reporting a steady market
for hogs. with prices unchanged Beef and
mutton are also as before quoted. and the mar
ket is quiet and of holiday character.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef @91ac per lb for steers, s@sisc fos
cows and heifers.
veai-9@I0c for large and 1o012c for small
Mutton-Wethers, 9@912c; ewes ia QS1ae.
Dressed PORK 1per Ib)-io912c
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sOuni
livestock delivered In San Francisco, gross
weight:
No 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive, 515 G5<
per lb under 900 lbs. 514 @51ac; second quality
all weights. 5@5Hc; thin, undesirable steers
4A@4Ac.
No. cows and heifers, ~ 0415c; secoud quail
ity, 404Ac; common, thin, undesirable cows
Desirable bulls and stays. 2s4 Gsc; half IA
or thin bulls, 2d215c
! Calves-Lightweight per Ib. e@eAc; medium
515 05Ac; heavy, AZ 65c.
4Hc.
Lambs (per lbl--Unshorn lambs. So acc
Hogs-Hard grain fed, weighing 100 TO 15'
lbs. 71s @7s1c; $50 to 200 lbs, SC; go lbs up
7Ac per ID.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
| - -. -. L..
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STOCK MARKET

The market opened active after the holidays,
with varied list of transactions. Associated oil
was higher at $40, California wine at $50 and
Pasuhau sugar at S1S75. Telephone common
was lower from $43.25 buyer down to $40
seller 80.
Stocks ex dividend yesterday We're California
insurance. soc, and Giant powder. SOC.
The San Francisco coffee company has levied
an assessment of SOC. delinquent January "a
The California ink company has declared a
dividend of 81, which paid on the 22d.
Commencing January 3, all bonds dealt in on
the stock and bond exchange will be quoted price
'.and interest instead of fiat heretofore.
All bonds in default of interest will be quoted
''hat'' and viii carry all defanlted coupons
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Is very firm, and while prices are no
higher week or more OF dry weather wculd
probably cause an advance. The weather is the
CASH WHEAT
California club, 1.471a d1.50; Sonora, 81. a
S1.6T15: white Australian, 81 1b5@1 d2l5 north
ern club, 81. 4715 al. .50 Russian red. n.473a;
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
2 p. N. Session
May-s1.5 50A bid, S1.55 asked,
Barley-0cean heights are still 28s 3D. usual
in port is 21.5s0. against 10.6S7 tons on the
same date last year: dfsengaged, 7T.i5o tons,
against 49, ,494; on the way to this port, 210.0S6
tons, against IT'S, rs.
Is frm and unchanged. Dry weather may cause
an advance, while good rafnstorn would prob
ably depress the market
CASH Barley
NO l reed, 81. 10. choice S1.I1L; OF grades,
sl.o5@lo7h per oil; brewing and shipping
FGTuREg
10 a. m. Session
Ma Open High. Low. Close
December. lallao. sales; SaiD s1.iS ads bid si'
D. m. Session
May 81 Id ST. iba Sis sli5A
december, l911-No sales; sf.11M bId. ST. Id
:, @ @oats-prices n for reds and feed blacks Eve
higher The other descriptions are unchanged
:, Heq e1 Tor rsed, s1.07a@ @1.15 for on grades.
sI.ds 81. 4 g for ordinary TO choice red for
seea. sd;5oaql ~ n; black 81 io@1.16 for feed
e. sna ls y 40 for seed: gray. nominal; white.
Corn Western descriptions ara lower. Western
stales yeiiow. In bulk, San francisco track.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Especial Dispateh 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Dec 27.-The week opened with
prices DC higher than were paid Saturday The
holiday demand cleaned up the market causing
a scarcity. The demand Is keen. The Petaluma
egg exchange paid 3711c for first grade. Inde-
34e. according to grade. The weather Is warm
and ma tural green feed growing rapidly. Quality
as well quantity is improving.
SANTA CRUZ. Dec 27.-Ihe holiday trade an
DarentIy had effect on the egg market as
merchants still able to buy all produce re-
quired at 35c Dozen The supply Is above the
average, but shipmants not quite so heavy
for this season Of the year.
SANTA ROSA, Dec. 2T.-The local egg dealers
today quoted 361kc pee. dozen, cash on delivery
for choice eggs and 80 &c for seconds. This was
the first market day since Saturday and the re-
ceipts were heavier than usual on that account
Prices were somewhat higher than at the close
of last week.
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Northern Wheat Market
wASHTNGTQN

WASHINGTON
c neMh Tsa Rs5sa Rs sosSllg &c. Slue5s stat Club
SEATTLE, Dec. 27.-Mil1ing quotations: Blue
stem. s5c; forty-fold, $50; dub, s2c; fife. sec
forty-fold. soc: club. roe; ffe, zoe; red Rus
sian, TIC.
PORTLAND, Dec. 27.-Track prices: Club sc
QS1c; bluestem. s2@S3c: red Russian 7Sc: val
ley. Soc: forty fold. S1@S2c. Gar receipts
Wheat. 255; barley, s: oats q hay. a.
Visible Grain Supply
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-The visible supply oi
grain in the United States SATURDAY. December
a. as complied By. the New York produce ex
Wheat, 43, ,92e, 900 bushels; Increase 93, 900.
Corn, % 200, 900 bushels; increase. .2o6 900.
Oats, 16. 129, 600 bushels: increase 41SOO0
Rye, 47S,o00 bushels; unchanged.
Barley, l,555,o0o bushels; increase $1,000.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK, Dec 2T.-Flour- Quiet receipts
III 472; shipments 17.459.
Wheat-spot. easy; No Q red e7%c eleyatos
and e1asc T. 0. b: afoat: No. northern Duluth
the opening the absence OF rain over the holi
days, but eased of under renewed selling on
predictions of rain over the west end the IN
lower. December closed e7ssc; May closed
S1.0fTs July closed 99Gc Receipts, 1900
bushels.
Minneapolis and DuIuth Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 27.-oorn-No. yellow,
Rge-No. Rs.slss 5. T81ssi 7sH arr s1zas' sse.
basa Ss Io slsas9s 10 nasheG Gass c shssSs
No. 2 northern. assse@sl. .oo5s No. 8 wheat,
: Fiaz~closed II at s2.ss
rive, s2.s7: December. s2.s7 nominal; May. $2.4s
bid.
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BOSTON Curb stocks
New york MONEY Marked

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Money on call steady.
3k I515 per cent; ruling rate 33 per cent:
closing bid. 3ss per cent; offered 315 per cent.
Time loans. dull; 60 and 90 days 3& d4 per
cent; six months. 3A@4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4 u as per cent
Sterling exchange, weak, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S220614. $3.50 for so day
bills, and at 4S525 for demand
Commercial bills. S4.s1R Q4-S2k.
Bar silver 54c.
Mexican dollars 45c
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir
regular.
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PORTLAND, Dec. 2T.-Clearings, s2036 110:
balances $Io5. .643.
ances $50. .727
SETTLE Dec. 27.-uearings. 81. .s4s. .ess; bal
ances. S2Sl. .4O1.
SPOKANE. Dec. s7-oesrings. sss7. .92s; bal
ances SI90 Ia4
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TRADING SMALL
ATLOwER Level

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The trend
toward reaction which dominated
last weeks operations in the
stock market became rather more
pronounced at the resumption of
business today and resulted in
losses of a point and more in the
better known issues, with more
severe declines in certain special
ties.
Trading throughout the session
was small IN volume, If surface
conditions may be accepted the
heaviness of the list was largely =
due to the aggressive short sell
ing by the professional group,
which only recently was more or
less conspicuous for the extent
Of its commitments on the other
The closing of a local state
bank whose troubles are COM
monty believed to be an after
math of the panic of 1907 while
in no particular sense a market
bull accounts The banks dif1i-
cuities, however, served to call
attention TO the latest report or
the. state banking department,
which demonstrates the strong
position of majority of these
institutions compared with year
ago.
The London stock exchange
was closed today ana european
markets generally were dull and
featureless.
The bond market was irregular.
Sales, par value. S2,233, 600.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire says:
While there was no real news to
affect business or the security
market, some selling occurred by
the room traders in the early half
of the session today as the result
of small bank failure here. and
while this failure was absolutely
without special significance as re-
lates to the general banking. sit
uatton, which is exceedingly
sound, ii caused much comment
in speculative quarters, where an
endeavor was made to weaken the
market, but without material ef-
feet Continued discouraging re-
ports from the steel Industry out
look were accentuated by the i'm
preston that some sharp cuts in
steel commodities wOU
after January /. The selling in
steel common, however, seemed to
be traced to professionals en-
tirely, with only casual support
from banking interests, which
would readily account for the
heavy market today"
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Local Stock Market Opens Quiet
After the Christmas HOLIDAYS

uary g. Humboldt Italian American, Anglo
California trust and Mission
The Hibernia savings bank has declared div
idend at the rate of 3&c per annum. payable
January 3.
The Continental building and loan association
has declared the usual interest of per cent on
call money and per time money. pay
able after January l.
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COMMERCIAL MARKET NEWS REPORTED THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
TIE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
weak.
Spot and future cotton lower.
Local stock markets still quiet.
Shipment Of silver bullion to the
orient.
Wheat and barley firm. Oats
higher.
Hay and beans unchanged.
Provisions steady and unchanged.
Western corn declined.
Beef, mutton and pork unchanged.
Hops firm at an advance.
Hides weak and lower. Wool
neglected.
Dried fruits exceptionally active
and arm.
Some descrfDtiOns of rafEfua
higher.
Eggs higher and butter lower.
Cheese declined.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Five cars of western poultry ar
rived.
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MINING STOCKS

There some activity in Combination Frac-
tion at the lower prices of 16d1Sc yesterday,
but otherwise the mining stocks were quiet and
without feature.
The Blue Grizzly mining company of Plumas
county has levied an assessment of &c, delin-
quent January 81: Brunswick Consolidated OF
Grass Valley one of Sc, delinquent February 6.
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s1.25; white. s1.26 mixed s1.24. old. 5@1oc
higher: sacked prices. 71ac higher: white Egyp-
tan, 81 -4od1.50; brown do $1.35a1 .4215 per ctl.
Rye-Continues dull at $1.5061 go per ctl
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Poultrv and Game

Five cars of assorted poultry came ia from TIE
middle west yesterday and the stock sold OF
well at satisfactory prices. Arrivals from state
points were light A few cases Of dressed tur-
figures
Poultry (per dozen)-FIens. S5d5.50 for small
S646.50 for large and SSd10 for extra; Young
ROSTERS S5.5O06-50; 10 extra. S76S: old roost-
erS, $4.50@5: fryers. S5.50N6: brOlers. So. SEQ (
for small and S4.50d5 for large: ducks. S7G1o:
pigeons. $1.TJG2; squads. S}M3.50; geese. $3.50
as per pair; live turkeys. nominal; dressed rlr-
keys. 2Td29c per 10.
Game tper dczenl-Mallard ducks. S3d5; can
vasbacks, S6ds: sprfg. S3G4: teal. S272 50:
widgeOn. S2.J0d3: spoonbfIls. S2d22 gray
geese, S3e14; white geese. .SZ6l2 20: hrant. sea
25Q for small and S3d3.5O for large; hOnkers.
$6d9; hare S1.T5d2; cottoHtai rabbits 81.
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Potatoes. onions and vewetabIe-

The market fer green produce was dull and
Iistless yesterday. with trading IN everything on
the list confined to the narrowest possible limits
As usual on Tuesday, receipts Of garden vege-
tables from the Los Angeles region were light
but there a large carryover of everything
except string beans. There was no change N
quotations for potatoes onions.
Potatoes-River whites, 81. .2561.50 per ctI:
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Savings Bank Dfvidends

The following additional savings banks have
declared semisnnual dividends 10 depositors at
the rate Of per cent per annum payable Jan
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Dec 2l-The oil stock mar
although trading was not particularly heavy.
Associated firm, but Union shade OFF
Mexican petroleum common was in demand and
made a fractional advance. Cleveland oil was
the toboggan, selling low S7.50 thou
sand. A firmer tone prevailed in Consolidated
Midway, which steady around zoe. Cali
forpi Ttho coll
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|Dried Fruits Active and Firm
Butter Lower and Eggs Higher

Salinas Burbanks, st.T561 80 per etl: Oregon
Burbanks, $1.50Q1.6S per ctl; sweet potatoes,
81 S5d3 per ctl.
Oni0ns-Y elbow, 81. 1.35Q15O per etl.
observation-disclosures, ~ al 25 per crate: green
peas. case per lbs string beans. 1215 5015c per
ID: lima beans. 0Ge10c per ID: summer squash.
$1G1.25 per box; southern eggplant. 667c per
ID: green peppers. 5G7c per ID: garlic. sc per
lb; cabbage. 65e per etls hothouse eucumberS
S5c@S1 per dozen; eauiidower 40Gg5Oc per dozen :
turnips 65c per sack carrots, 75c per sack eel
cry, 750s5c for small and S1.50d2 FOR large
crates; mushrooms, 5Oc61s1 per box.
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Renns AMI Sceha

There is nothing doing i'm beans and nothing
IS expected until after the turn Of the yese
Prices stand the same
Beans (per cta-Bavcs. 81 7j@1.25. small
white. S3-25N3-5O: large white. So. 2JTl3 -si.
pink. S505.25: red. S5d5-5O. blackeye SJ0 8 2-7:
lima. S4.60G4S0: red kidney. S5dJ-TJ: cran-
berry beans, Sf44. %; garvanzas. S2.50G 3 -;
horse beans 81. 7562.25
Seeds-Brown mustard 4Stc: yellow mustard
-; haxseed, 5M5l5c; canary, 3@32lc: alfalfa.
d3c; milet Sc per H.
Dried Peas-Green. S.T5Q4 per ctl; Niles
nominal
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. rye. Soc Feed
or mixing barley, 60@IOc: fair to choice mailing
do, 76@S3c. No / southwestern faxseed 50. %;
do No / northwestern. Sal Timothy seed. S10
Clover. $15 Mess pork, per Dbl. SIG. 756 10. .S71a
Lard, per 100 lbs. So I21a. Short ribs, sides
Coosel, S10.121a @10.6215 short clear sides
(boxed) SO ST15 oil.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four equal
to 179. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 1.1T2-
600 bushels. compared with ,01S. 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible sup
ply of wheat in the United States increased 935.-
600 bushels for the week. The amount of bread
stuff ocean passage decreased l. 056 COO bush
els Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
IS cars: corn 500 cars; oats, 42S cars; hogs,
boad
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Chicago Discount Rate
Northern Businesx

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Exchange on New York
no market
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Ehicago Grain F'rOVision Fufures
FURNISHED by E. California street,

week made up of draft Shire mares from the
Foster company's ranch. LakeviI1e. The bidding
around the rngside very spirited. the major
part going TO one buyer from Coronado. Prices
paid ranged from $500 to $500 and the consen-
sus Of opinion around the rlngside was that, ow-
ing TO the low condition in which the mares were
offered. they were fair. few outside horses Of
good quality and size were also passed under the
hammer These sold fully up to quotations one
team in particular, weighing around 5000 lbs.
bringing close to $500. Single horses with style
and conformation brought from $3.50 TO $500.
Saddle horses sold from $50 TO S175. Driving
sorts averaged around S125. There will he
nothing doing in the auction line until after the
HOLIDAYS
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Loans. Exchange and silver

The Asia took out S422. 1852 in silver bullion of
which the Hongkong and Shanghai bank shipped
Sl54O00 to Hongkong, the Anglo and London
Paris bank $1O3. .262 to Hongkong and the Inter
na tional banking corporation $165. 800 to Bombay
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REACTION RESUMED
IN STOCK MARKET
Professionals Who Sell Short
Are Blamed for HeavineSS
of Entire List
Severe Declines in Specialties
and Loss of Point or More
in Leaders
New York stock List

f. F.. Hutton & Co. 400 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange. fur
nisb the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
BUTTER. PER POUND
Portland butter Market

PORTLAND. Dee. 2T.-City creamery extras
solid pack, $50; eastern, 2s9Ssc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
UNLIsTED sECURITIEs

UNLISTED SECURITIES
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask
Cal Wine pfd S2a4 - Peep Wat en- s
Homo Plant :. 3SK 391 u Suffer r bds 100
Ocean S Ry5s PSI = Cal Cot Nils SIS
o Trac com 34 West Pac bs 949,
Pac GRE 5s. 99A 995A iCity & c Rk 95
Do pfd -. SIS SO
30 California Wine Assn (pfd)... 81. 90
100 Peoples Water (con1mon) 1890. 2.T5
$500 Ocean Shore Ry 5s. ......... "a. 90
$1,000 Western Pacific Ry 5s.......... 81. 3715