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STOCK MARKET

There pronounced activity in two stocks
among the local securities yesterday-Associated
oil and Spring Valley water. both running up
long lists of sales. The oil stock was unchanged
at $se 81 IL ESQ, while the water stock advanced
from $42.75 TO S44.6216 There were no other
changes. Sales of bonds were $55, 600. Honokaa
sugar dividend of i0c-
In the unlisted department Pacific gas common
quoted at $55-T5G56. 80 and the preferred at
$50. ga 90.50.
by the Sturgis interests. who were in the market
for stock and took an offered them. Their pur-
chases kept the market steady to firm. There
was nothing new in the southern Neyadas.
Rice Ranch oil was ex dividend of 1c yester-
day.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Swiss American bank the following
McNab T. c. Tognazzi. James Madison. ltalo
Miehelett, P. Tognazzi. J. Sehs, y Grand, Al
fred Monott John Raggio. Charles +. Leege, o.
Lepori Charles c. Moore, Charles Filippini and
NJ. Garcia. The following officers were re-
elected: Is. G. TognaZzi. president; T. c. Tog
nazzi vice president and manager; A. A. Niche
letti assistant manager; Fred V. Vollmer, secre-
tary and Fred F. Ouer cashier The bank shows
resources Of 81, ,S65, ,262, ,5S and deposits of 81
555 1856 So the latter having increased S64, ,992 81
since November 16 1909 the date of the last
call OF the superintendent of banks. dividend
a. the rate of per cent per annum was declared
on the capital stock.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining com
pany for the last week shows that an average
/ of 90 out Of the 100 stamps were dropping con
stantiy. crushing 3.230 tons of of an average
value of S20.50 per ton The bullion shipment
and Sc tons of concentrates worth $4,000, max
J ing the total bullion shipments amount to $40,
100. An ayera~e extraction of so per cent was
recorded.
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BURGLARS CONFESS;
FENCE IS ARRESTED

Through confession of Lee Simpson
and Percival TrezO. who were arrested
Wednesday night by Detectives Rior-
dan and BallettO for burglary, the de-
tectives yesterday morning arrested
Morris T. Maislerg 20 years OF age a.
1851 Fulton street and seized a valise
containing about $4,000 worth of stole,
jewelry. His name was registered an
the detinue book at the city prison.
Maisler and Meyer Fifkin. 20 NTonf-
gomery avenue, also under arrest. acted
as fences" for Simpson and Trezo
according to the latter pair, and ef-
faced any monogram or other idenff-
fication marks on watches and otber
jewelry which they later solo.
Two of the victims who have alread,-
identified articles stolen from tban,
are Mrs. John Cauley. S11 Brodericl-
street. and Mrs w. B. Bust. AS Pas
street.
Jacob Louis. diamond importer. Phe-
Ian building. obtained a warrant fro~,
Police Judge Weller yesterday for ~
arrest of Lucien DeutSch on a cbarr-a
of felony embezzIement
Louis says that December 81 he ea,-a
Deutsch, who is a diamond salesman
a cluster diamond princess ring valre1
at $3.50 and pair of solitaire damon
earrings valued at $500 to sell ov, cr.,,
dition that the articles be returned ~,
demand, but had neither heard frol,
Deutsch nor found any trace OF bin, II
Deutsch is described as SO wear. Il
age, , feet inches tail. blonde nj
and mustache and vaudyke beard.
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T0NoPAH AND GoLDFIELD STOCKS

900 Florence 2. .671a 90 Midway ...,. is
100 Cid NJ, ss0.7 IS 500 Midway ..... 10
Informal Session
800 Gid Con M.7S7Ibl 900 Montana .... 81
400 Grt Bend b60 Oh 1000 Red Top En-. O1
300 Midway 80. $4,000 Saudstorm -. 03
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
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Poultry and Game

Yesterdays arrivals Of live poultry consisted
of few small consignments from state shipping
points. which quickly closed out at salts
factory prices. \ of western was expected,
but il had not arrived up TO a late hour. Re
ceipts of dressed turkeys were increased TO -
cases. The birds met with good inquiry at
251 2Sc a pound for general offerings. while an
occasional Of exceptionally fine stock brought
game.
Poultry per dozenl-Hens S5@6 for small
S6G7 for large and SS09 for extra; young
rOOsters, Sc Soar 80; do extra large. SS09; old
rOOsters. S4a5; fryers. Sj.5O66; br0iiers. S4N5
for large and S3M4 for small; ducks. S669;
pigeons, $1-50 squads. $3G3-5O; geese, $2.5OGI3
per pair, goSlings. per pair; dressed tur-
keys. 25Gl2Sc per H.
Game tper dozenl-Nlallard ducks. S4N6; can
vasbacks. S4G6 spriG. 500: teal. s203; wild
geon. $213; spoonbills. $1-50d2; blacklaeks, 81
@3; gray ducks, $3.50; gray geese, sS.5O44-50;
white geese. 81 5O@ . 50 brant. S2d3.5O; hOnk-
ers. seas: hare. S1.75M2; rabbits. 50.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey

Fruits-EvapOrate apples "a @S13c; apricots
logic; moorpark, 1212 G13c peaches, 3la4te;
319@41sc; pears. 6eIlOc; neetarines. J06c-
Raisins-Layers elusters-6 crown. 81 90; .
crown, $l.75; crown, 81 %; ordinary layers,
> crown, 90c; crown, soc; seeded. AZ 9514c;
seedless sultanas. 2146c4c: Thompsons seedless
314c for unbeached and 1GI12c for bleached .
loose muscatel. 1 crown, &c; crown, S1scs :
crown, Sc; seedless. 2L G.
Nuts-AlmOnds. nOnpareils. 1412 a 15c; l6l.,
140141ac; plus ultra. 13G 13lac; Drake, iO1s
Gl11c; languedocs. 10dI01ac; hardshells, 64@ "a
&c; walnuts, 1SIAe per ID for No softshells,
SIZE for No. do; pecans, 14l96l6c; Italian
chestnuts 9GI1c: California chestnuts. 9@1lc;
peanuts. A. a sc: pine nuts. 20c per III.
Honey-COmb. 14I15c for water white and 10
ale per ID for light amber; dark amber. IdSe;
extracted. T1%c for water white and 51sG61ee
for-light amber; candied and dark amber. 4@
41hc per ID.
Beeswax-271s a3Oe per ID for light and 2S9
26c for dark
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce january 6
Provisions

Numerous changes viii be noted Hams are
lower and pure lard is also off. Cooking oils are
1c higher.
Cottolene-One half bbl lSAe; half bbls
l3c; tierce, 127sc; . tierces, 12Ac; tIerces.
12Ssc.
Hams aud Bacon-rhe Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams. IL \ a lSc picnic hams
13lac; California hams, 16at17c; fancy bacon. 8
10 s lbs, % &c; s TO 10 lbs, 2115e; 10 to u lbs
2115c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs. 19c; 10
to II lbs 1Slac; medium bacon. IKE; light me
dium bacon 17i5c.
Lard-Terces 15$tc. sos Ice los 16Ibc IS
1880. IS 163e compound lard. tierces lie. sos
II nc. los 11@lc. 5s 115sc. IS 12e yellow cook
ing oil, Sc per gal; white cooking oil. 69c per
gal; salad oil, Tic per gal.
Beef-Loeal prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. are $1 per bbi
higher Extra family beef. $12 per bbl: family
beef, $ll.50 per hbl; extra mess beef $1l so
per bbl smoked beef, l9e per H.
Pork-Extra prime. In barrels, $2T so: clear
$50; mess, $780, pig pork, $3.50; pigs feet
$500 for half bbls. $2.40 for % lb kegs and
$i.35 for kits.
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FInnr nnd Farinncenns Gnnds

FlOur-Calfornis family extras, $6.60dI net
without discount; bakers extras. S6.G0I7; su-
perfine. S.. .4Od5-70; Oregon and Washington. per
hbl. $J.70G 80 for family, bakers and patents
and $500 for cut on; Kansas patents. $3.50
G.7O: do straights. S6.25G6.50: Dakota patents,
81. 70 do Straights. So. 20 per bbl
Farinaceous GOOds-Prices in 100 10 sacks. net
cash, discount, follows: Graham -four.
50. ~ per 100 lbs; rye d0uT, 81 rye meal $. 50.
rice -four, So corn meal, $S.25; extra cream do,
SO. 50 Oat meal, $40; cat grOats. 81 60; farina.
S4. so hominy. $3.50: buckwheat -four, 81. 90;
whole wheat -four. s3.S rolled oats. bbls. $T6
7.25. in sacks $4.40@6.75; extra cream do. 81 in
sacks aud $3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat, bblS
$3.50 in sacks 81 p 65; pearl barley 81 IS; split
peas. boxes $570 for yellow and $3.50 for green
per 100 lbs
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other. Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chieago higher. but this market
showed no change.
California --: Sonora 81. toT2.27ia: Propo
and white Australian. $2.0T4a G12.1219. Northern
wheat--Club. $i92Ih GD197l5: Russian red
Sl.SSsz 4191& turkey red, Sl.90M2O5; blue
stem, S2.12h az 10 per ctl
FUTURES
No quotations
cash grain was also OF. There were sales of
500 tons and : cars of choice feed at 81.
Receipts were small.
The production of barley this coast this
year follows. in bushels; Montana
soc, 900; Colorado $50 600: Arizona, 1,2sO, 900;
Utah. 500, ,000 Nevada :}o4 000 Idaho. 2. .4so, ,0O0
Washington T1s9, 900; Oregon. 1,9Si 900: Cali
fornia 81 ,27o 600: total II 1863. 900 bushels
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed, S1.4sa. good to choice
feed, s1471A; common to fair, 81. A. per ctl
brewing. sl,5OGl. .52l4 shipping lots, s15o; chev-
FUTURES
1920 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low, Close
May 1890. 81 -4Tta 81 .471a s1.f6ia 81 461a
May ..... 81 es1. 81 45ss s145M 81 cssf ISL
December-No sales: ST 2Ttk bid
oats-The market shows no further change and
is dull.
Reds for feed, s1.621a al rs; reds for seed
at 81. 70M rs: white, 81 .70@1.T5 per ctl.
Corn-Small round yellow. Sl.10M1 .15; white
$I.75@1 so large yellow, s175@1.S0; western
states yellow In bulk. San Francisco track
$l.65; white, $1671a; mixed. $l.63 per ctl; ;
white Egyptian, S1.7omIT5; brown do. $1,000
1.6213 per ctl.
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Rank nf EngInnd Rate Rednced

LONDON, Jan. b.--Ihc directOFs OF The Bank
OF England at the regular weekly meeting today
reduced the minimum rate Of discount from AZ
TO per cent. This action generally antici-
pated and due principally TO the more
plentiful money supply. well the fact that
the open market discount rate was more than 1
per cent below the banks minimum rate Of All
per cent.
The market hardly anticipates further reduc-
ton in the bank rate before April in view Of
the prospective new issues and the continued
inquiry for gold for French and Indian accounts
The effect of the lower rate on the stock ex-
change was speedily discounted by the announce
ment OF the daily issue of new Indian 3Ib per
cent loan amounting TO <37. 500. 900. which will
be offered at p61h The Indian stock and other
gilt edged securities eased off and consois
dropped to S21z, decline of & but recovered
part OF the loss later
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Potatoes. onions and Vegetables

Yesterdays Arrivals Of peas and string beahs
from the south We're not enough to supply the
needs of one average buyer under normal eSndl-
fiOns and prices were high as a result IhetS
was pIentv of poor stock lying around that had
been on hand for several days. but there was no
sale for il. Texas eggplant was onering AT L.
"a 15c pound, and summer squash that came IN
on Wednesday found buyers az $500 box Ine
potato market was quiet. but the feeling IN sa-
linas and Oregon Burbanks was one OF Strength.
stocks OF both being closely cleaned M. There
was nothing new ia onions.
Potatoes (per ctD-Riyer white, 75@9Oe Tor
common TO choice and $161. 10 for fancy; Sa-
linns Burbanks 81 2Od 40: Oregon Burbanks,
81. .15@ %: sweet potatoes, 81 -5JeJl DO
Onions-S1 a 1. 10 per ctl-
Vegetables Tomatoes nominal; green peas.
1o6i l5c per lb string beans. zoe per 10; garlic
6M7e per ID; cabbage 4045Oc per ctl: eucum-
bers $1f1 80 per dozen; caulidower- 5Ou6 Doc per
dozen; turnips, zoe per sack: carrots. o9c per
sack; eggplant. 12156r15c per ID; green peppers,
4G7c per ID; rhubarb. 3d &C per 10; celery, -9~
SOC per dozen; mushrooms. 50c@S1.25 per box
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GeneraI Merchnndise

Bags-Graiu bags. 5la@5sse spot aud 59sc@
5Ss future; San Quentin bags. ot4e wool bags,
SIC for = 10 and 35e for 10; fleece twine. Sc
per 10.
CoaI-In regard to the much talked of coal
there is enough supply hanG to last a
month without getting another pound. and that
several caTgCes the way from Japan. two
being due on the Goth inst. No further advance
in price is expected.
Pennsy lvanis anthracite egg SIG per ton
bay. $40; Australian house-Richmond. etc, $I2.
berland $15 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, S16 per ton in bulk and
$17 in sacks.
0ils-Linseed is Sc higher Quotations are
boiled and SEC for raw; cases. sc more;
castor oil lq cases, No. l. lie; Bakers
gal; eocOanut oil in barrels. 707731sc for Xxx.
81 l2@71c for No and 6596S1se for No. >. ac-
OIL Gle: natural winter sperm oil. Ole; natural
whale oil, soc: extra winter strained lard OIL %
OIL soc; herring oil 40e; salmon OIL 35c; boiled
fish oil. 35c; paint oil. 35c.
Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc.-Water white iron
barrels drums. Zoe; $50 deg. oil, iron barrels
or drums. IL nc; special do 12c; pearl oil. In
cases lie; astral. lie; star lie; extra star
20c; Elaine 2616c eOeene zoe: red crown and
motor gasoline, in bulk I5c in cases 22c: No.
engine distillRte, in drums, Sc; cases Te more;
nish makers and painters naphtha. in bulk. lie,
Turpentine-Is CHER at soc per gal in cases
Rosin tper bbl OF 80 lbsl--F. $3.50: G, 81. 80;
III, 500; /, ST.
Red and White Lesd-Red. sIs@9c; white,
SA0S&c per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
follows, terms net cash: Standard tine granu-
lated, 5.35c; standard coarse granulated, 5.35c:
fruit granuIated. 5.3bc; monarch bar, 5.7Oc; H.
& f. crystal dominos. cases, S-35e; cubes and
A crushed. 5-6Oc; tablets. in half bbls ). Sjc; do
in boxes. 6.1oc; monarch powdered. 5,45c;
xxx powdered. J.45c; candy granuIated
5.45c; confectoners A, $3.50; confectionery
crystal, 5.45c; extra fine granulsted, 5.15e; mag
nolia A. 1850; extra C. SIC; golden C., 475c:
ID, 4.65e- Barrels and 80 lbs bags 10c. half bbls
25c, boxes 5Oc more per 100 lbs than for bags OF
100 lbs net. Bar In 80 ana 40 10 tins Sl7O
more, in ands 10 10 tins S2.35 more per 100
lbs than price Of this grade in 100 ID bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
5S5c; .'Higrade'' bar. >. Toe powdered 3 45c:
A crushed. 560c; berry, 5.35c: c. 4 H. extra
dne dry granulated. 5.35c; coarse dry xranu-
lated. 5.35c; confectioners' A. 5.35c. confec-
tioners crystal 5-45c; cubes. 5-60c: bricks
5.6Oc; extra fne dry granulated 600 10 bags
only}, 5-15c; excelsior A. 4 95e; extra c. 4S5c:
golden c, foe; yellow D. 4.65c; II. & &. cry
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COMMERCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks frmer on the day.
Copper stocks higher.
Cotton suffers another decline.
Bank of England rate reduced
Water stock turns upward.
comstock shares bought by insiders.
Silver fraction lower. Exchange un-
changed.
Wheat quiet. Barley weaker.
Oats and corn continue dull.
Hams and lard lower. Cooking oils higher.
Linseed oil and turpentine advanced.
Large arrival of bran from Callao.
Hay firm under light receipts.
No further change in beans.
Higher prices for coal not expectad.
Butter, eggs and cheese unchanged.
Burbank potatoes well cleaned up.
Fresh fruits in ample supply.
Poultry and game show little change
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MrsUELLANEOUs MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK Jan. 6.-HuttOn'S wire says.
The national ginners' report out after
the close last night and makes the amount ginned
to January ? to be 9,621 zoo bales. and thar
there is $4,000 bales vet 10 be gnned- if
this IS true it is bUllish- Early cables were
weai. and down about 10 points more than duo
The feeling here seems to be bearlSh. There was
heavy margin calls last night which has brought
in a lot Of selling orders this morning. The
break yesterday put down in many ways ON
rimors but believe IL done by the largest
spot people in the business." "
The market was lower the day
Spot closed quiet. 80 points lower Nlidiline
q ~ hale
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DeeiduouS and Citrus Fruits

Business I'm fresh fruits showed some nttle I'M
provement over Wednesday but the general SIT
uation stood about the same. stocks OF every
thing being either ample excessive. while ouS
ing limited at best Winter Neins pears
held al higher prices. stocks in cold storage
having been greatly reduced during the last rew
weeks There was nothing new in apples. and
the quotati for citrus fruits were unchanged
Cranberries soc barrel lower on the out
side quotation.
Cranberries- -S7mS.5O per Dbl.
Apples lDer DVAl-faney Dellhowers, Sl.29es
LOO; do NewtOwn pippins. $l.25@1oo; DO red,
$1.5Od1.75; choice. 7acM$1: common, 4OGooci
Christmas apples, S1.7JG2.25.
Pears-Winter Nellis, $2G2-25 per box other
varieties, $leIl.25.
Citrus Fruits tper bOxl-Navel oranges, 225
G250 for fancy and Sl.65Q2 for choice; tanger-
ines T5cM$l for small and $l.25G l-5O for large
boxes; grapefruit. 81. .50@3 for seedless; lemons,
So 5094 Tor fancy. S2-ou0S for choice and SleD
1.50 for Standard lines, SAGA. 90
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. $1QI.1J per bunch
for Hawaiian and S25O@3-50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, $2Q3 per dozen
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FOREIGN Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan 6.--Grain prices advanced all
along the line here today. May wheat and all corn
futures establishing new records for the crop.
The wheat pit was nervous and prices ranged
from 5sc below to 1isc above yesterdays clos
ing figures May touched $l.147s. the record
price for the crop. and receded only a trine,
the final quotations being S1.1412 al. l4as, which
was %G5sc higher.
The corn pit WAS excited and bnllish senti-
ment reached fever heat. advancing prices tac
from the low pont MAY closing at 6Sasc and
the more distant futures at 69c.
The oats market. while not so spectacular pee as
the pit also showed consistent strength
The range was from ssc TO 1c in the several fu-
lures May closed at ATS a 4sc-;A a 5sc higher
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Now York Money NInrIset

NEW YORK Jan. 6-Money on call firm at
4nT per cent; ruling rate. 6Ta per cent; CLOSING
bid aud offered at 4 per cent
Time. loans, strong; so days, 43t per cent;
30 days, 4iz64& per cent: SIX months, AZ por
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. AZ Q5ls per cent
Sterling exchange. easy, with actual business
in bankers bills At $4S375 aS4.S4 for 60 day
bills and al 81 $500 for demand
Commercial bills. 81 S3iz M4S4.
Bar silver. 52iac.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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LITTLE ACTIVITY
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. ga shrinkage in
the dealings in stocks today accompanied
the Quieting of the turmoil in which the
market has moved this week. The early
market reflected some remaining unsettle-
ment and there some recurrence at
the last Rock Island was watched closely
as a possible further disturbing factor and
its weak decline started the general mar
ket backward after the opening advance
in sympathy.
The manner in which the activity died
out on the recovery indicated a lack of
conviction in the buying and left senti-
ment uncertain. The hesitation was partly
due TO a report, afterward corrected, that
the presentation of the presidents special
message TO congress would be delayed un-
til Monday
The distribution of the advance copies of
the message brought into Wall street Of
fees the usual inkling of its contents
The knowledge thus secured brought with
il professions of confidence that the effect
Of the reading of the full message would
prove reassuring TO corporation and capital
interests which had been apprehensive.
The Bank of England official discount
rate was expected to come down, as it
did. but the event was a factor in the
early advance in stocks Further consid-
Grafton of the conditions modified the IA
vorable view of the money outlook to some
extent
It is pointed out that the obligations
incurred by the London money market to
the Bank Of France in order TO strengthen
the position in the fall are now maturing
and are likely TO involve a movement Of
gold from London to Paris and probably in
creased pressure in New York.
The more active demand for time money
in New York continues. but the call loan
market showed a relaxing tendency again
today.
The heavy liquidation in the cotton
market had the effect of releasing funds
TO the money market.
Copper industrials were especially bene-
fted by iAe reports that the shutdown of
the works in Montana on account of the
railroad switchmens strike had been
averted The heavy storm damage 10 the
railroads and the obstruction of traffic
weighed on values of some of the railroad
stocks.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $685. 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, strong. No. rye. S0mslc Feed
or mixing barley 59G65c: fair to choice malt
ing, 6I@71c. Flaxseed-No. southwestern,
$2.O3; No. 1 northwestern. 81. 13. Timothy seed
S3.S5M3.90. Clover, So 50@13.7j. Mess pork
per barrel $22n22. -. Lard, per 100 lbs
Sl260d12. .6212. Short ribs, sides 0oosel. S11.25
@ll.75. Short clear sides (boxedl, $11.6214@ a
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and 6our were equal
to Odd 600 bushels primary receipts were 521 900
bushels. compared with o.. O0o bushels the cor
responding day year ago Estimated receipts
for tomorrow Wheat, 10 ears corn, 202 ears; ;
oats Ga cars; hogs, 21.000 head.
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Condifion of tho Treasury

WASHINGTON Jan. 6.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows.
Trust funds-Gold coin. ssT7 .5I9 500: silver
dollars S4s7. .756. 900; silver dollars of 1890 $3-
93sSOO0: silver certificates outstanding, $4S7 1856
600.
General fund-Sfandsrd silver dollars in gen.
eral fund. 81 .974. 1886: current liabilities, $1O6-
or $40: working balance in treasury offices
SIS, oil .593 in banks TO credit of treasurer Of
the United States $34 906, ,213: subsidiary silver
coin. S1641l 934: minor coin. $9.,5, 546; total
balance in general fund. ss3, 1924, ,Ts5.
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Beans and Seeds

No further changes were noted yesterday.
Beans (per etD-BayOS. S5@5.25; pea nom
inal: small white. S4.506l4.S5 large white. So %
M3.60: pink. So. S504; red. S6Q7: blackeye.
$1,000 4. 15 lima. $4.1O1 80; red kidneys. s.. .2j
d5-40; cranberry beans, $4.25 25G4-50; Garvanzas.
50. 2.50NS.50: horse beans. 81. 7597225-
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 494Hc- yellow mus
tard, tte; faxseed, "A @je. carload lots;
nary. 4Iic; alfalfa. 161a G17c. rape, a @Z14c,
imported rape. 4@419c; timothy, &c; hemp ga
@3%e: millet Sc per b.
Dried Peas-Green, 81 per ctl.
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BOSTON. Jan 6.-The Boston copper shares
market opened active. with prices irregular.
Considerable weakness developed in specialties
and quite a few important losses have been
registered in the early dealings North Butte
got as low as -. but rallied to 46. Lake got
down to 6S%, with subsequent rally 70 49,
old Dominion sold at d3, a loss OF . points
Osceola at 161 is 3 lower: Mohawk at 66 is 2ls
lower Copper Range up = and Hancock up
IL we're the exceptions. Scattered liquida tion
was caused by the anxiety shown by the New
York market. The Industrial list was weaker
with no features
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
Nem York Grnin Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Flour-F:rm but quiet:
receipts. 24.24O barrels: shipments, 5.447 barrels.
Wheat-Spot firm. No red $1-30 elevator
domestic aud S1.29 f. o. b. ahoat. nominal: No.
northern Duluth. Sl.29; No. , hard winter,
81 293S nominal (. o. b. afOat. Wheat uery-
Gus. but prices drmer higher cables,
bullish Argentine and strength in the
northwestern markets. Professionals sold on the
hulges. but commission houses bought At the
close prices were 5Ie net higher May at $i.2l p,
JUly S1.1I3t