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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-20
TRADING QUIET
IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK. April 19.-There was
a lack of decisive tone in the stock
market today which reflected a
good deal of uncertainty in the
speculation. The market was not
active. but Importance was at
tached to some large individual
transactions. especially in United
States steel. The selling of this
stock by the stock exchange firm,
which was revealed as the largest
owner of record of the company's
shares of any of its class by the
statement given out yesterday by
the corporation itself, gave rise to
much comment.
The influence was due to the
widespread belief that the firms
holdings represent the interest of
some of the so called insiders in
the corporation.
The source of the selling was
regarded none the less ominous.
The effect was to give rise to
doubts of the accuracy of previous
predictions of d coming increase
in the dividends. The rumor was
given currency also that the
quarterly statement of earnings
to be published Tuesday would
prove disappointing.
It was reported that the pub
LEGATION of monthly statistics of
copper production, deliveries and
stocks would be abandoned and
H. 1900 oro51narc, aSSOoiatinp
dissolved. The effect on sentiment
was TO suggest a return to secret
methods and a feeling of distrust
of the actual trade conditions. A
denial of the report rallied the
coppers.
The volume of gold engage
ments for export proved somewhat
: disconcerting, the total rising to
near the $4,000, 600 mark, of which
s S3.O0O,OOO was for London and
SI,S5O.OOO for Brazil. The action
of the money market offered no
bar to the movement. the call loan
rate ruling below per cent. In
! Londor the money market showed
s the relief caused by this move
ment Of gold in the lowering Of
: the private discount rate.
The prosecution of the cotton
! market pool would have several
: phases in the Wall street view.
s A breaking up of the artificial
: conditions surrounding cotton and
( d price adjustment would be well
coined by the financial community.
on the other hand legal procedure
s against market operators in an
s other commodity suggests analo-
gies for the stock operator that
: are not grateful.
None of the days factors was
{ constant in its operations and the
5 day ended with prices little
s changed.
{ Bonds were easy. Total sales
! (par value). s1,765, 900.
I United States bonds were I'M
! changed on call.
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GRAIN MARKET
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAIN.

WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.
Wheat-There seems TO be no stop to the
decline Which has been going ON with little In.
terruption for weeks, and the lower prices go
the duller and more demoralized the market
gers frlces are now going down almost daily,
ana there was another general decline yesterday.
CASH WHEAT
California club, s1.571a @l.62h; Sonora, 81. 20
n1S0; Propo and white Australian. S1.65 a
l.7212 northern club, S1.57h alec; Russian
red $1ss5 g l 70; turkey red. $1.6o@1.62ls blue
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations
Barley-ocean freights are quoted at about
23s "a, usual European options. number of
vessels have been lately chartered for this
account, new crop loading. There is chartered
grain tonnage on the spot. against S,SS6 tons
on the same date last year; dsengaged, 16.07t
tons s- against 27,747; the way to this port
2o5,2IS tons, against 5,531.
The market yesterday was weak, and though
Si.Z2h was asked for choice feed, 5000 sacks
Of No. | was offered at 81. 20 without finding q
buyer Trade continues dull.
CASH BARLEY
No; l feed. Silly @1.20; choice, s1-21A d
i.22h; on grades, $1.1oG1.15 per ctl brew
Ing, $l221a a %; shipping lots, $1.22h@1.25
cheyalier, nominal.
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
May-s1.1e%
Dec.-$I.13
Oalc--1ii CeS went uoWu dSdlu sesteions- ins
wheat there seems TO be no halt In the decline
and trade continues extremely dull.
Reds-S1. 35M14O; blacks, nominal; gray
S1.45@1.50; white, $1.45@1.50 per ctl for fail
to No. l.
Corn-Another decline is noted and the mar
ket is dull and weak. Manchurian small yellow
is quoted at $1.60 per ell in sacks; Californis
small round yellow. $1.60G1 .65; white, $3.50
large yellow, 81. 60@1.65; western states yellow
In bulk, San Francisco track. $1.47h oil 80
white, $1.50@1.52h; mixed, $L45@I AN
white Egyptian, $155@1 so; brown do. 81 400
LAZY per ctl.
Ryez-Is lower and neglected at $1.S0@1.9o pei
ctl. Offerings are small, but meet with no at
tentioD-
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OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks very good yes
terday, with Caribou touching $3.50. the high
est price yet. Cresceus also higher at S2G
S3c. Palmer was steady at S1.271a @1.30. The
other stocks were quiet and without much
change.
Columbia stock was ex dividend of &c yester-
day.
che strength in Cresceus was due to excellent
from the wells. The company has six
wells drilled and producing and No. is now
i'll the sand at 1,400 feet. The property is next
to the Standard
The Standard has ceased to purchase oil in the
Midway, owing to lack of transportation. The
Standards single pipeline is running to its
full capacity ON its own production and existing
contracts.
The Coalinga independent oil producers
agency at the annual meeting at Bakersfield
last week voted to consolidate with the Bakers
field agency. The latter met the following day
and voted to enlarge the dividends. A special
meeting will be held to vote the Coalinga mem
bers in.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
TSpecidI Dispdtch to The Call

PETALIJMA April 19.-The prices paid for
eggs today advanced a half cent over yester-
DAYS quotations. The Petauma egg exchange
paid "a cents after receipt of quotations from
the San Francisco dairy exchange. Independent
dealers and spectators paid % cents and y =
cents according to grade. The weather has
changed to wet and eggs are being rushed
into the market freely. The conditions generally
remain unchanged. and pOultrymen report sue
cess with their hocks- Young poultry Is being
brought to market but the demand Is not heavy.
Large broilers are scarce. Green feed ls in ex-
ceIlent condition. and plentiful. Grain feeds re-
main high
SANTA ROSA, April 1s.-There was another
advance of half cent per dozen in the pre-
vailing prices of eggs in the market today on
receipt of advices from the transactions on the
San Francisco dairy produce exchange. Local
dealers today quoted % cents spot cash for
choice eggs and 90 cents for seconds. The high
prices Of last week have caused the producers
TO hold this week for a similar rise in price.
There Is a strong demand for eggs to place in
cold storage, and the spectators bidding
against one another to get what they want
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All records for receipts OF asparagus were
broken yesterday, over 5000 boxes coming into
the open market and nearly 5000 we're re-
eeived by the Gamers direct With the Gamers
practically out of the market and sellers de-
pendent almost entirely the regular trade for
an outlet for the excessive supplies prices were
very weak and while small lots sold above 81
box in the early trade. that figure was high
price with nearly all sellers the day The
market closed weak with a heavy surplus I'M
sold Peas and rhubarb steady at the old
quotations. while new potatoes were easy. with
off lots selling below the quoted rates. String
beans sold at 12n ACC and summer squash
from the south brought 15c pound. The market
for old potatoes was heavily supplied and easy.
with only the fanciest offerings receiving any
attention Onions were firmly held A car Of the
Bermuda seed variety came In from Texas.
but 1t had not been marketed up TO late hour.
Potatoes (per ctl-River white. 50@75c per
common TO choice and s0G9Oc for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks s1.25d1.35: Lompoc Burbanks.
81 4o6n1. so: Oregon Burbanks. f5n9Oc; sweet
potatoes $2.2562.50; new potatoes 2d3c per ID.
Onions lper ctl)-Oregon. $1.60611- 49, Austria
liam. s4 new green. 40G50c per box.
Observation-Disclosures 50ca$1 per box for
general offerings; tomatoes. Mexican. 81. SOAP 10
oer crate; green peas sale per III; garlic
5Gsc per III: cabbage. 35d4Oc per ctl; cucum-
hers 75c6$1 Is per dozen; caulihower, 40@50c
per dozen: turnps. 5oe per sack; carrots. sec
per sack: rhubarb. 60@75c per box for ordinary
and S5cGS1 for fancy; celery. I5c@S1. % for
large crates; lettuce, s1.25@1.75 per crate
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Nillers report a very depressed marAet Int
the millers are trying TO hold The market up.
FlOur-CalifOrnia family extras, 5000 6-'''
g. so; superfne S5G5.3O; oregon and Washing
ton per Dbl 90 for family. bakers and pat
ents and S51O65.30 for cut on; Kansas patents
&c 5OS76 X. do straight Sc 3OM6.5j; Dakota
patents ST.25; do straights, 81; do clear, 81. 90
per Dbl - ~. .
Farinaceous GOods-Prices in 100 10 sacks. net
cash no discount are as follows. Graham hour
S3 per 100 lbs; rye Hour. $40; rye meal, $50.
rice nour. So; corn meal. $50; extra eteah'
farina. $3.50 hominy, $3.50; buekwheat -four,
"a; whole wheat Hour. $500; rolled oats, bbls,
S666 so; do in sacks. S4d5.5O; extra cream do,
Sc so in sacks and 81 in barrels; rolled wheat.
bbls So in sacks $500 $50; pearl barley.
81 20; split peas. boxes, 50 for yellow and -
for green per 100 lbs.
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New York MONEY Marked

NEW YORK. April 19.-Money on call steady
at "a d3 per cent; ruling rate. 2N per cent;
closing bid, "a per cent, offered at 27s per
cent.
Time loans very dull and heavy; so days.
3Hd4 per cent 90 days, 4d4A per cent; six
months, 4m4A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4s4 d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S4350l4 $3.50 for 60
day bills and at S4s7S0 for demand.
Commercial bills, 81. s3a @14S4A.
Bar silver, 53&sc
Mexican dollars, 44c.
B0nds-Governments steady; railroads easy
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, April 19.-Business was live
lier on the oil stock exchange today.
Mexican Petroleum Limited stock again was
the heaviest trader on the floor of the Stock ex-
change. This was especially true of the common
stock. More than 200 shares of this stock sold
at $3.50. The heavy buying caused the price to
advance until the closing quotations were $50 10
bid and offered at $31 20. The preferred stock
sold at x6I.15 for 20 shares. 1t also closed
higher at S67s715 bid with no stock Offering
Associated oil sold steady at S4S. 62h
Union also was strong. 1t sold at so for
40 shares. 1t closed at $1065o bid and offered
at $1O6 rs.
California Midway was weak.
in at 2s% 6l3Oc
Cleveland oil was in demand
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Visible Graip SUNNY

NEW YORK, April Especial cable and
telegraphic advices to Bradstreet's show the
following changes in visible supplies, COM
pared with previous account:
Wheat-Unted States east of Rockies, in
creased 10000 bushels: Canada, decreased
225. 600 bushels; total, United States and Can
ada decreased 40, 900 bushels; afoat for and in
Europe Increased 300 900 bushels; total Ameri-
and European supply, increased 1,251,OO0
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, decreased
Oh. 600 bushels.
oats-United States and Canada, decreased
400 O00 bushels
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, April 10. = Wheat - May,
s1.05a July, $1.06fs; September. 9S&c. Cash
No. l hard, $1.OSA No. northern, 81. 6la q
1.07&; No. 2, s1.0419 @1.05ai; No 5, S1.01 IL "a
1.04A.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 493l @53Ac
OHtS-No. > white. SO p eg3T l2c.
Rye-No. 2, 70% 073%c.
Flax closed at s. :,61b
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Renns and seeds

There is moderate movement in beans and
the market is generally firm.
Beans (per ctll-Bayos, So.S5Go; peas, nom
iuaI: small white. S45004-75; large white 81 -
G4IO; pink $5.1OI5.25; red. S6-50d6.l5; black
eye 81 5OM4.5j: lima. $4,000 4-4O; red kidneys
S36525; cranberry beans, $4-4O04.J0; garVan-
zaS 81 25073. %; horse beans, nominal
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. axe. yellow mustard
size: haxseed, &c. carload lots; canary. "a a +c;
alfalfa, 16M17c; rape, 2d2&c; imported rape
4d41ac; timothy, &c; hemp, S12 94c; miliet' &c
per ID.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. April 10 Flour-Easy with a
small trade: Spring patents, So. 35@5;5o- Re
Wheat-Spot weak; No. 2 red, S1.14 c. i. f.;
No. 1 northern, $1.161a f. o. b., opening nsvi-
CATION Wheat options advanced early on shorts
covering and firm cables but statistics were
bearsh, with favorable crop news, and the mar
ket eased OF and closed at 9sd%c net decline.
Exporters took three loads May. S1.131a "a
1 14a4, closed $1.131a July. S1.0S9s G1.00 1915,
closed Sl.0SA; September, S1.06A @1.Ot 4
closed $106A. Receipts, 49, 800 bushels.
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Foreign Futures
Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, April 19-Wheat, milling Blue
stem, 93c; club, SSc. Export-Bluestem, 94@
95c; club, S9@90c.
SEATTLE, April 19.-Milling quotations
Bluestem. 95e; club. Soc Fife, CSC; forty fold,
93c: red Russian. S9c. Export wheat-Bue-
stem, 92c; club s6c; Fife, Sc; forty fold. 90c;
red Russian, SEC Yesterdays receipts
Wheat, Is cars; oats IL cars; barley, two cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. April 19.-Wheat, track prices
Club 92@94c; bluestem, 95@9Sc; red Russian,
90@92c; turkey red. 93d9Jc; valley, Csc Car
receipts-Wheat, 10 cars oats, five ears.
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WASHINGTON, April 19.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning OF business today
was follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. Ss55. 2sS s69: silver
dollars $4S9, SS7. 900; silver dollars of 1890
So III 900: silver certificates outstanding
$4S9. SS7. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gem
eral fund 81 1893, IVA; current liabilities, $102-
49S 961; working balance in treasury Offices
$23 1872 800; in banks 10 credit Of treasurer of
the United States. $35, 431. 301 subsidiary silver
coin S2l. I'll $780, minor coin, 81 .23S 424; total
balance in general fund, So, 500. 064.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. April 19.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour weak. No. rye, 7sc. Feed or
mixing barley. 43M50c; fair to choice mailing,
56664c. Timothy seed. $3.50. Glover. S11.75.
Mess pork, per Dbl. S21.25@21.50. Lard, per 100
lbs, $1205 Short ribs. sides loose) $11.7715 1
IL. 10. Short clear sides (boxedl. $4,000 13. 20.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour equal
to $4,000 bushels; primary receipts. 2SS, 900
bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels the cor
responding day year ago; the worlds visible
supply, shown by Bradstreets, increased
l PSI 900 bushels Estimated receipts for to-
morrow-Wheat. IA cars: corn, 60 cars; oats,
124 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce April 10
Provisions

PrOVisiOns
The market is quiet and steady and the only
change is an advance in cooking oils. 1t is
reported that some cutting of lard and meats
is going on in quiet way.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. 13c; half bbls,
127Ac; tierce 12&c; tierces. 12%c; 8 tierces,
1215c.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 211 @22iac; picnic
hams, loo; California hams, 2ola 1sc; extra
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. April 19.-Clesrings. 81 ,7so, $40;
balances. S15I PSI.
TACOMA. April 19.-Clearings, $3.50. OPS;
balances $50, 202
SEATTLE. April 19.-Clearings, 81, 107, 953;
balances, $3IS. 443.
SPOKANE, April 1e.-Clearings, $500, 900;
balances SI36572
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Poultry and Game

Offerings of poultry consisted wholly OF do
nestle stock Yesterday and the market was in
good shape and firm for everything except SQUAD
pigeons and small to medium sized broilers
There was particularly good demand Tor large
chickens and fat ducks and geese. No western
came in and importers were of the opinion that
there would be none received this week
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens, S5.5O969O Tor
small 81 SOFAS 30 for large and S9012 for ex-
ira: young ROSTERS, SS.jOd11; old ROSTERS. S1e1
e. 50Is54 80 for medium and s.. SOFAS for small;
ducks S769: pigeons. $1.75M2; squads, S2G9
$50; geese, 81 5O6l3 per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Hare. $191.5O; rabbits.
81. 5O62.
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THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks unchanged. Cop
pers higher.
Spot and future cotton advanced.
ComstOck mining shares lower.
Fair trading In the oil stocks.
Local securities without much
feature.
Wheat, barley, oats, corn and rye
lower.
Provisions steady. Cooking oils
lower.
Live hogs and lambs lower.
Dressed beef and mutton de-
clined.
Continued brisk demand for
horses.
Dried fruits and raisins quiet.
Prune crop said to be falling
short.
Beans firm and selling fairly.
Flour market reported very weak.
No further change I'm hay.
Hides, hops and wool unchanged.
Butter weaker. Eggs higher.
Over 5000 boxes of asparagus re-
ceived.
Potatoes in heavy supply and easy.
New cherries bringing fancy
prices.
Oranges firm and active.
Poultry market firm.
Shipment of silver bullion to
China.
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The quotations established for creamery ex-
tras and first butter Monday proved short
lived prices settling back TO the previously
quoted rates yesterday. Although sellers were
unable to hold the market at the levels reached
Monday. the general tone one Of nrmness
with the movement in shipping channels con
tinuing unchecked. The steamer out for Puget
sound ports took the usual large shipments
Despite continued heavy receipts, the egg mar
ket was buoyant. with extras and hrsts &c and
lie "a dozen higher at - and % 2c respectively
Bids at the new quotations were ignored, large
receivers preferring to store the goods There
was some active selling of California Hat
cheese on the exchange, but the old quotations
were maintained. The market however, was
declared steady instead of firm as on the pre-
ceding day.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-20 cases of extras at 26l2c a pound
Cheese-Spot sales-25 California fancy fats
at he and 125 at 13iac a pound. For future
delivery--50 seller 10 days and 30 seller 10
days at 13c.
Receipts were 73. 500 pounds of butter, 90, 900
pounds of cheese and 2.066 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations es-
tablished yesterday and the three preceding
days ON the hoOr of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street, while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from 11ac to &c
higher, owing to the various charges to be
added.
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Portland Butter Market


PORTLAND, April 19.-Butter-Cfty and
country creamery extras, 33c; fancy, 2S93Oc;
store, 20@22c.
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Deciduou. and Citrus Fruits

Cherries appeared in the local market again
Yesterday 10 pound drawer of early reds
coming in from CORTLAND on the Sacramento
river and similar package of the Rockport
variety was received from Vscaville. The reds
sold at the fancy price of so. while the Rock
ports were small and had not been disposed
Of up to a late hour. Strawberries did better on
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Wheat, Barley, Oats, Corn Lower
Dressed Beef and Mutton Declined

decreased receipts. only a few odd lots o.
Grated goods came in from the south ana re
ee:vers were enabled to obtain better prices
for offerings in chests from nearby districts or
anges were firm and active at the old quota
tiuns One car came in. The other citrus fruits
were in good request at unchanged prices.
Straw acknowledgements, $13G 10 per cnesO'
large varieties. SSd10 per chest; crates. S1-5O-
AppIes-Fancy four tier fruit, S1d1.25 per box
for Newtown pippins and 81. 1OG 1-35 for red va
rieties; second grade stock, I1e@$l; 0elinowers'
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges. 81 .
M275 for fancy. S2G2.25 for choice and $lft
l.T5 for Standard; tangerlnes SD l;to per
box: grapefruit. 81. 5Od3 for seedleSs; lemons,
81. 5O6I4 for fancy $2G3 for choice and Sl-2O0J
1.T5 for standard; lines, $J.50@6:
Tropical FruitS-Bananas, I0cd SID per buncu
for Hawaiian aud 81 5O613 for Central Americana
pineapples, S25sd4 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Trade in both fruits and raisins Is quiet
well known packer just returned from the santa
Clara valley estimates that the prune crop there
this year will not be half of that last year
owing to the ravages Of the "Trip. Northern
California is spotted, while the San joaquin
The same authority reports that upward OF
10000 tons of raisins have been shipped out
very fair movement in this hne- Inc mSrSet ~
rather quiet at the moment, but closely held
Frutts-Eyap0rated apples, O1i a. i4e' aPI I
81 a 1Oc; moOrpark, 1O4 10lse; peaches ia 0i4c
prunes. pa G2%c. with Il premium for 9ts ana
lie premium for 4Os; figs. 3}4G4c; pears, pa lOe
RaiSins-Layers. clusterS-6 crown, 500 .
crown s1.75; crown. S1.2J: seeded. 445c; or
binary layers. crown, 95c; crown. soc seed
less sultanas 21a G4c; ThOmpsOn's seedless, 5A
M31ac for unbeached and ga d612c for bleached;
loose muscatel. 4 crown. 4c; crown, S13ci :
crown. Sc; seedless, 2d2Ac.
Nuts-AlmOnds, nOnpareils. 1412 q loo; IAl.,
/ 14G1415c: ne plus ultra. 13G 10 he Drake. lO1s
/ a lie: languedOcs. 1061O1sc; hardsheu. 6l2D g..
waInuts 13c per ID for No. I sOftshells, SIZE for
No do; pecans 49, a 16c; peanuts, 412@5c;
pine nuts. 1SG2Oc per 10.
/ Honey-COmb, Ia 15e for water white aud 10
G12c per 10 for light amber; dark amber. Ease
extracted 715c for water white and 51a G6l2e
| for light amber; eandied and dark amber, 4G
/ 41ac per 10. 90,
1 26c for dark
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Loans. Exchange and Silver

The China took out $4,000 in silver bull
! lion consisting Of S11s.000 shipped to Hong
kong by the Hongkong and Shanghai bank and
1 $4,000 shipped TO Shanghai by the Anglo and
London Paris bank.
Hongkong exchange is fraction lower. No
| other changes in local rates.
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STOCK MARKET

The only fluctuations of note in local securities
yesterday was q decline in United Railroads 4
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RITTER PER PnnNn

Cheese-California fancy fats, 13tae per 10,
steady; do frsts. 13c. steady; do seconds. 12iac,
steady: fancy Young Americans. 15l2c. weak; do
irsts. 15e, weak: fancy Oregon Young Americas.
20c firm do flats. 19c. firm: oregon storage
fats I9Ibc. firm: New York fancy, zoe, firm,
Wisconsin singles, Ice, firm
Egg@CaIifornia fresh, per dozen, cases in