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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05
Southern California Junior Racket WiederS Show Glass
Official Figures of National League
Give Pitcher Cole Swell Average.

NEW D A. NJ ~ New
IF
Matewso won nhrabr ofh samesrs al cures number
in nj i've
in
nIub ed the ehaglen fddn ne on keel in
Fnoxn eue d s %
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05
PALMS 9, RANGERS o

The Palms nine played rings around
the Los Angeles Range team at Palms
yesterday, giving the stove men the
ures;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05
POOR INDICATOR WORK
MARS SAN DIEGO CAME
Home Team Annexes Both Con-
tests from DoyIeS, While
Fans Jeer Umpire

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 4.-Miserable UNI
piring by Longanecker, whose work in
San Diego grows more unsatisfactory
to all concerned as the season pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05
maryland TOURNEY DEVELOPS MUCH
NEW TIMBER FOR CHAMPION HONORS

Mdwnter Play Pasadena Courts Reveals Possibilities of
Southern CaIionias Younger Players Kenneth Newell
Stars Australians, Brookes and WiIding May Visit
America National Ranking Commission Is
Hard at Work on Listing of Players.
BLndY and Mel Ouqhin in Line
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05

Seven to three was the sad tune to
which the Riley T-Bones defeated Mon
rovia yesterday on Monrovia's grounds.
The members of the beef trust will play
San Pedro for a $50 side bet next Sum
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05

A complete suit Of whitewash was
handed to Lawndale yesterday after
noon when Artesia defeated them by
ii to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05

IT'S as easy TO secure bargain in t
automobile through want advertising,
used TO be-and stilI is-to secure a ho -
carriage,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
&cttcr &uOieuclt?

Senrp 8atteripn, Ser befannte &e'
baftem oes oemofratiid)eil Courier.
Sournol" in GoriSpille, Sp, bot
fiir5lih einen benerfenslpertben pr.
tifel geidrieben 1T lpel6cm er 9e.
tradtungen iiber &ooiebelt'S fIltgcS
8erbalter felt ieilem Hiidtritt bonn
HrGii6entenalnt uno Damn ieiner iebs
igen Sriiimpf5ug Onrb europa rmO
Die linn bort tper6en6e geraoe5n fiirit
lihe gllfnabme nnitellt. Gam
fomtnt 8atterion 5u Der glniidt
haB Ole berporragenben Gbarattcr
Gigenidaften gfooiepeIts oic @0lfer
@uropos uno bns amerifaniide Golf
IN ioldem @ra6e beiteben, Dab er
als 6cr ytommeltoe Wiann" betra6'
tet uerOen miiiie, tpelder aIlein Die
.5erriittete" Situation Der Ser. Staa
ten beberriden Tonne imb bas goIf
(obne 8ortei.l .llnteridieo) Der Ser
Staaten fper6e iid lieber cine Gifta'
tur &ooicpelt's gefollen laiien, ais
Die ieBige bilrbl SrtiIts uno onoere
an Dem llntergang Der &epltblif ma.
eeuOe 3iiItdnoe ldnger 3ll ertragci,
@an3 begeiitert lit Serr @atterion
BON Dem ausipru6 oes 9iirgermei-
tiers bon 9fom, ipelder @nibington
ben S6oppfer. 2incoln oen Ginger
un6 Rooiebelt oen &eiiliger Der amer
faniihen Hepublif nennt, tuelder nit
sSreirOen IN Der alten mo neuen
8elt nls nbermdliger 8rGii6ent Der
Der. Stanten besriiBt peroen mir
DC. 0enn, meint Serr @atterion,
.ueuu oas 8olf Der Der. Staaten
iid nad) einem Retter nno Sroner
Der beriporrenen Situation iebne.
10 suiiroe, es germ etipas bon Der
oiftatoriiden 2batfrnft Hooiebelt's
III Oen aaiii nebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
'6abt Mitleib nuS @rSulb nit
S6pcrbSrigcul

Sin gCebrter 2eier 3. @I. IN Scope
id)ift nhS beifplgenoen 3citngSnno
id)nitt nit Ser 8itte 6nS mir 0enieI.
ben i'm 8olfsblott dbOrlden. @ernc
fommen mir oieIer gEufforOerlng
no6 iln6 f0nnen MIR miutifrn baB
nl6 anOere 2cier ais Der Serr Gin
ienber iib nadiolgcnbe 8ortc 81
Ser5en nebmen.
yMein liebes altes 0hiitterd)clr III
geiIti9 rege lmo frii6 mie ein ilnt9eS
and, forperlib riiitig. slber OaS @e'
bor bot bel Der bo1en Sie65igerin
iebr nnd,gelailen, @ic mcb tbit e8
mir, lpenn mir I'M froben Sreiie itis
lmterbalten iie iid nlitrengen 81
ieben, nm ,peliigitens einer Tbeil Der
llnterbaltling 81 erbaidcn. limo pie
oft tritt oant, melm ibr oieS nift
aeIingt, ein trnuriBer gllsorilf IN
oas gelie6te glntlib. lin es ihr nun
penigite,ts i'm 8nlnilierfreiie 5lt er.
lei6tern, benliiben mir lrSl slllc ino9
lihit oeutliG 51t fprc6en 2ie6euoll
lpieoerbolelr mir Dos @eiprod,ene.
@eibdbe Dies ebenio bel Der groBel
Sfar Ser S6tperborigen, piiroe
ibncll nlebr @e6ilIb entgcgellgebradt,
10 ipiirbe mondes Ser3 Dor 9siB'
trolien 61pdbrt bleibcn. 9enn 9roB
lit oic 8ein zines Sd,perborigcn IN
@eielIi6nit. 0nrirm @cOuiS lno
0titIciSl Snnige 9anfbarfcit lobrt
in fait alien 8dller lmiere Riidiidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Torf @anen

SIM Rotb 9iitrift IN luelGen
Ge6rcr Gomino 0oa Sdnle bolt
ga6's lebten Samstas sdlubfeier
nno mar allies 3nfriebenitelIcro.
gBillip Coll NIT Gamilte BON
Sermarm luar bel ieirtem sobn iuto
gruoer 81 9eiud unO pobnte aith
ser Granddaughter 6ei.
VI. aroettli, z. S6ers uno y.
Seinleir lparen lette 8ofe in gteip
Sopen no iie eine gefaltfte ncue
slperp Sreidmaidine bonn 9abn6ofe
abbolten.
Go. Speinlein faufte BON oen
Bumpers in StonpbilI ein tieues
9itgsp. @arum nidt Ell, Pluto?
Ber iprid,t % iiber tbenre
giel2 go. groett bot Elm oolles @e.
iponn gut eingebrohener eiei, ntdt
5n jung Sur arbeit fir $75 sefaiift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
bern,a,,n. aBlo., grettaa oen as. april 1910

iid,e in einieen Saaen 5uriiderbal-
ten, beiuiIlist SD bin tueit ba.
bon entfernt. ols &i6ter iiber Sbren
GntidIiB auf5utreten, ober pergelien
Sic uibt, wenn Sic aitd hon iiber
oem O5em pobnen, baB i6 inlmer
Sbr auaoiser aaiier iein peroe..
SSdl mar eutlaiien.
Sortiesung folgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
GOanseliidDc spnobc.
Gtatiltif, 9camte nnS Scb6rScn bes
@i6unri-9iitrifts.

Ser @iIlouri.0iitrift Ger gpanae.
lildJcn Spnooe, lpelhe iebt in ct.
2oiiS taat lit einer Der 9roBten mo
bebeiltellbiten Der qon5en Spnooe
Ger 9iittift 51bIt ia 8aitoren,
IL 2ebrer, SO Salptgemeinoen. 80
Silfol. lmb 6 glmtaltsgcmeinoelb 81.
iammen t32 @emeinoen, 125 airden|
luto aapeIlne. rs Sdnllnfole, 90
8iarrbdltier, so 6riebbofe. Sm Ieb-
ten Sabre aGblte Der 3iltrift $40
Itimmberedtigte @lieoer 23.695
annmunipnberebtiqte, 6,0S7 beut.
i6c ltnb 544 ensIiide &reoiatgotteS
oienlte lpurOer gebdIten lnro Die 3abl
Der Gomlnlllifanten IN $50 glbelbo-
mablsieicn iid onf 23,t16.
St ocn @enteinoen oes 0iitriftS
pnr6en folgenoe 9lntsbnloIln9er
ooll3ogrr: 2,07S Soufer, 7S5 Grall.
lnsen, 1853 9ecroigurtgen llno Die
3a6l Der aonfirnlirten belief iid alri
,34G, SSn 80 Sonttugsidulen lpllr.
ben BON 800 2ebrern t0,544 &in6er
Iinterri6tet. II 2cbrer ilno 2e6r.
rinlten un0 l9 8aitoren ltlterridtes
ten 9i4 Shiiler in 33 @emehioeidln,
len Sn Sonmcrfbulen, in ocnen
16 Sebrcr uno 2ebrerinuen ln0 90
&aitoren t61tig paren, qnb eS 1866
S6itler. Z Sebrcr itno II Eaitorelt
italrben % Suntngidilen Dor.
Die @eiannnt5abl Der glbonnenten
ouf oie perihie6enrn 9l1tter un0
3eitI6riften, oie bon Der Sprobe ber-
misge9eben iuerben bel1uft ii6 altf
1926. Ger .iSrieoeusbote" bas Or,
gan Der Spnobe, Der ieit 9telliabr I'M
per9roberten Sormat ied5ebuieitig
ino iuobentli6 erideint, 5ablt inn
0iitrift ollein 3,62S glbonnenten
gfii 2iebesgdben ipur0en I'M per.
floileiren Sabre fir Deridie0ene
;3pede folgetoe Silrnnen innerbalb
oeS Wiiiouri.0iitrifts ailfgcbraft
Observation-Disclosures $1,062.87,
fir REORGANIZATION $1,t56.96, 9i-
| itriftsfaIe $5477t. Srnere MtiiIion
$2,952.09, gniarantcn @eiiiion
$66.95 fir Die ipnooaIe Seioenntii.
iron So, ,09S.5i1, airdbauiunostaiie
$632 .94, sSnnaIiori. urto 8re6iger.
| faiie 1929, II, neutrality-suspicious..
ter $5,193.96, lonitige 2iebesgaben
ST. 807.42 madt cine Summa aller
2iebes9aben i'm getragc bon
$1a342.57.
Die 3iitriftsgenieinoen bradten
fir Reitbniitetl aui $64, ,668.56, fir
Geporatiiren oeS 8emeinoecigell
t6ums $t4,89S.92, @emeinoeidul.
oen fpur6en i'm getrage bon $51,
1857 absetragen, Der Saus5alt al.
Ter 9iitriftsgeuleinoen erforoerte Die
itattli6en Sitmme bon $159,970.33..
naht eiie Sotalausgdbe bon $780,
953.68. Ser 8ertb bes @emeinoe.
eigentbums belduit iif aitf $2,i04,.
$4,000, seipiBlid cine biibi6e
Sunmtel
SIM DiItrifte beiteben 5 Manner.
pereitte nit 282 @lieOern, IA
iSrauerpereine nit 4,44t @lieSerr,
3 SSiiwlingsoereine nit 104 @Iie.
bern, t6 Silnefrauenpereine nit
'519 @liebrn. AZ Sungooereine
init 1875 @lieorn, 4 Dtiifions,
pereine NIT i62 @lieoern uno %
Sonntossidilpereine nit 526 @lie.
bern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

Die beiten gtitreider. 8aiintrrer.
nebmer ii. arditeften oicies aalroes
brait6en MIR @oimo Gin eSoric
Sbornarfc1 fir S6uieraritridy
Gbriit. GberIin & Con.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
@eonsirte fsahrsreiIs mad Detroit.

Heon5irtr tSnbrpretie mad Detroit.
slftIdBlid oes SdbrIiden 3ilrnier
Der 9orS slmerifa Sfot Seague 5ii
Detroit, Iihison, IN Suni, perfauft
am s. 8. unb 10. SUM Die @o. 9ac.
gabn Sabrforten gut fir sic auno.
fabrt 5n balben 8reis. aarten gut
CUR sfiidfebr bis 5inn 90. SUM.
gsadt geltcIing fir aidets gut
CUR Gurdfabrt nad Detroit beim lin
ter5cidnetcn briefIid) eOer in Ger.
ion tpenisitens 8ipei Saee Dor slb.
reiie.
O. g. Ser amer,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Weekly Rank statement

NEW YORK Feb 5.-The statement OF the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold S26, 22,s75 more than the re-
quirements Of the % per cent reserve rule rms
is decease of sc. .939, ,S75 in the proportionate te
cash reserve compared with last week Inc
statement follows:
Loans 81 232 6SS 500: increase, S14.211, l00
Deposits 81 25I 100. 500; increase S11 COS, i0o
Circula ton $50 776, 500; decrease, S433 900 Le-
gal tenders 500. .o47, 400; decrease. S4.oT9.3uo.
Specie S269 705 800: decrease. $1oS, 400 Reserve,
S33a. .653 900: decrease. 4,1S7,700. Reserve re-
quired, S3I2, $50. 125: increase, S2l52 10 sur
! plus S26. .222. .sT5 decrease, S6,93s, SD. tx
! United States deposits, S27,141 .425; decrease,
| Sc 936, 575
! ing house banks today 26.S1-
The statement of banks and trust companies OF
Greater New York not reporting TO the clearing
| house shows Loans, 81. .161 .2e1 500; increase,
SIC. .329. 200. Specie. S125, 022. 900; increase,
s. 45 500 Legal .tenders, $40. .T4. 500; decrease.
$5s3, 500. Total deposits, 81, PA, 121 800; de-
crease SIS. .309 ZOO
clearing house banks Of New York for the week
ending February was in direct contrast TO VIVA;
the known operations Of the last seven Gays nan
foreshadowed The banks had gained according
To the closest estimates something Ike $t,OOU.-
600 in cash as a result of the movement from
the interior, hut Saturdays statement showed a
loss of specie and legal tenders amounting TO
| $40, ,072. 700. There also an unexpected IN
crease of S6 637. 200 in loans. and a net result
Of the two movements deposits fell SS,3Ii.,
800 and the reserve on all deposits dropped
80 .22S 325 bringing the present surplus reserve
down to S23 AS S75 from the high record attained
in the previous week. The statement, inquired on
the basis of daily averages, made the surplus
reserve $26. 10, S15.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Yesterday was quiet day for Satur-
day. On the stock and bond exchange the feel
ing was Arm. but there were no advances
worthy of note. The only activity was in
Associated oil at about previous prices.
Mining stocks were quiet and featureless Two
more assessments were levied--Hale & Nor
days
week was as follows: 1000 level. 81 cars, assay
ing S33 25 per ton: > 200 level. 113 cars. assay
ing s4Os2 per ton; 1900 level. 143 cars, assay
Franklin Leonard Jr secretary and treasurer
of the Comstock tunnel company and president
in this city for several weeks. has gone east.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of
the Best and Belcher mining company will be
held on February s, and 1t is reported that sev
ersl changes in the board of directors are likely
TO occur and that there may be complete
The consolidation of the Sandstorm and Ken
dali mining companies OF Goldfeld district is to
be carried out at once. The program Is said to
known as the Sandstone KeHiall Consolidated
mines company, capitalized with SOC, 600 shares
of par value of 81 each. the new stock to be
assessable There is now total indebtedness
of S53. 204.17 against the two companies. of
which the Kendall owes $44 191 81 and the Sand
storm So. 9.OI2. so the John 5. Cook e. Co. bank
being the creditor of both companies The
hank will bring suit upon the debts, secure
Judgment and sell the properties. which will be
bid in by George Wing6eld. the principal stock
holder of each. for the amount of the debts and
costs. Wngheld wiz deed the properties to the
the new company and stock holders OF the ola
companies viii have the privilege OF exchanging
their stock for an equal amount in the new com
pany. Assessments will be levied TO provide
money to pay the debts of the concern and to do
extensive development work
1t is reported that the directors of both Union
Consolidated and Sierra Nevada have decided 10
increase the capital stock of each company
from the present amount of 100000 shares of
the par value of $40 per share. to 200 900 shares
of the par value of Sc per share Special meet
ings of stock holders will he called to get the
necessary authorization. For many years the
canf ffoI cfo of do cd mis- has hoa
2I6,000 shares. In recent times, the
capital stocks Of the 0pbir and Mexican were
doubled and consist of 100000 shares each.
The increase of the capital of Sierra Nevada
and Union to the same figures will put all the
leading companies Of the north end nearly
equal footing as regards the individual number
of shares. and it is claimed this will assist q
more equitable apportionment of the expenses
of pumping and deep mining.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The first strawberries of the year reached the
market yesterday crates of of the large
varieties coming in from Orange. Orange county.
The crates contained 80 small baskets each. and.
although the berries were not very well col
ored. they were sold at S6M6. 30 a crate. Fifty
barrels of Spanish grapes of the Malaga variety
came in from of the northern markets and
sold at So soar a barrel. All of the berries and
20 barrels Of the grapes were taken by local
trddesman for the tourist steamer Cleveland
In the orange market large fruit. particularly
SOS and Sos. were wanted by the Chinese for
the approaching year holidays. aud some
receivers were holding them for a premium.
There was nothing new in the other fruits.
Apples (per box)-Fancy belihOwers, 81 .25q
So Newtown pippins 81 .25f1 so; do red.
81. .5061. IS: common 10 choice. 65c0SL
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Navel oranges. 81 20
az so for fancy and 81 .50@2 for choice: frosted.
75c@S1; tangerines. S1.25@22j per box; mands-
rims, S1.75@2; grapefruit, S2-50G3 for seedless
and S1.50G2 for common; lemons. S543-5O for
fancy S2G2.5O for choice and $1G1.25 for
standard; lines. S494.50
Tropical Fruits-Bsnanss, I5c9S1 % per
American; pineapples. S2G2 so per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO Feb 5.-Wheat and corn fell of
To-Day, trading being of nervous quality. Oats.
atter exhibiting weakness, closed trLhe higher
than Yesterday and provisions were higher all
around, pork showing the greatest advance.
wheat showed initial firmness, induced in part
by comparatively light arrivals and fair de-
nand, and kept slightly in advance of yester-
day $ closing figures through the first half Of the
session, May early touching S10912. \ fair de-
mand for cash wheat later in the day WAS un-
able 10 counterbalance the downward force OF
numerous selling orders, which were reinforced
oy weakness in the corn pit. and prices sagged
from Ifc to &c. The lOw level reached by the
nearby futures was 81 90 The close weak
In All the futnres with May at S1.09k "a 4 {
lower than the final figures yesterday.
orn at the outset was practically unchanged
from Yesterday. limited demand for cash corn,
coupled with numerous pit offerings. took the
stlhenin2 out of the market and prices sagged
from sc TO 9sc. May dropping from 661sc to
63pS "a 6524c The close weak the low
than yesterdays final quotation.
Trade In oats had some of the characteristics
OF wheat and corn, although iuctua tions We're
narrower and more rapidly absorbed the offer
lngs. The distant futures were more generously
supported than the May delivery. and July
and September closed sc and 14c respectively.
higher than yesterday. May advanced TO 463s C
unchanged from Yesterdays final figures at 46L c.
Light offerings and a good. heavy demand.
largely from packers and shorts. made the pro-
vision trade strong. Pork advanced TO close
25@2719c higher than the final quotation yes
terday, and the upturu shared In less de-
gree by lard and ribs, which closed 10M 15c
higher. Closing prices for the May products
were: Pork, So. 02la; lard, $12O71a; ribs.
$1175.
~.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

Hay and FeedStuns
The circular Of Scott. Magner & Miller SAWS
Arrivals Of hay for the last week were Z. .72S
tons. This amount is 500 tons less than last
week. and over 900 tons less than the pre-
ceding week Even with this falling On in
Hi' AV'iioit III nv
several weeks past With the possible exception
OF fancy wheat hay, in light bales. which has
been in light supply. there is practically
demand whatsoever for either wheat, cat. bar
The dealers follow the auctioneer around
through the tracks aud pay attention what
soeyer TO what he is Offering for sale This
shows eonclusiycly 70 that there Is ltTle
or demand for hay.
We believe that the only hope that can Boz
offered to those holders who have been look
ing for higher prices an season Is the fact
that possibly there may BE- dry spriug, i'm
which have no doubt hay VIII do
better, But this is only straw Co grasp at.
and we doubt yerv much if any holders are
willing to take the chance Of waiting for "a
,lrv spring and hold their hay To the contrary
we believe they viii continue 10 offer their
hay and keep lowering their prices as time
AT this moment it is impossible for holder
Of round lot Of hay to place 10 with au7
dealer in San Francisco at anything like sat
isfactcry figure most dealers are refusing to
buy at any price
'.Our Oakland office reports heavy receipts
and little demand. Export demand has
T TBran@s27G2s for red and s2sa2o per ton foe
'M'iiddlings-Sa468s per ton.
Shorts-S29430 per ton
Feedstuffs-ROiled barley. S29N30; rolled oats
for feed S33 ass; mixed feed. S2SG33 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. ---; c0coauut cake Il
meal at mills S2J In 20 and 10 and s25. 50 Ia
5 ton lots: jobbing. $26; corn meal SIS @30s
cracked corn. S3SG39: alfalfa meal. carload lots.
500: iobbing S2l: red star alfalfa meal. $50 IN
carload lots and ST for iobbing; calfafa meal.
$50 in ear lots and $2l jobbing; Caproeo oil
cake meal $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S14GlS 80; wheat and Oat, Si2
ale; tame cat, $120l6; volunteer wild cat. S9gB
10: alfalfa. S9G12: stock hay. 500 per ton.
StraW-0OgIfJc per bale
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Potatoes. Onion. and y.getabIe.

Aside from the usual extra buying for Sunday
wants. there nothing in the market
for miscellaneous vegetables Yesterday. offerings
of nearly all descriptions being well up to
requirements. Handlers of Mexican and Cuban
tomatoes cutting prices in efforts TO effect
cleSrances and the latter were Offering for what
it cost to land them here Lettuce and celery
of good quality brought stiff prices. but there
was practically no market for wilted stock tba {
had been lying around for several days Peas.
rhubarb hothOuSe cUcumbeTs and peppers were
firm at the old quotations. while mushrooms
were In limited supply and higher. Potatoes
and onions quiet and unchanged.
Potatoes (per eul-River white, 4599Oc for
common to choice and $1I1.10 for fancy; Sa-
Iinas Burbanks 81 .2jG11 As; Oregon Burbanks
81. 1901 80; oregon early rose 81. 80; swees pO-
tatoes. $1.900i2
onions-s1 .l0G1.2 per ctl for local and 81. so
for Oregon.
Fegetsbles-Tomatoes. Cuban S2.25d2.J0 per
crate do Mexican $1@150: green peas. SGi
I2l2c per lb; garlic. 5e per III; cabbage, 90eQ
81 per ctI; cucumbers, 81 1.50d2 per dozen; cauli-
flower, 50d6Je per dozen; turnips. 50d65c per
sack carrots. 50@65c per sack; green peppers.
15d1I12c per III; rhubarb. case per 10: celery,
s2.75d3 for large and S1.2J for small crates;
lettuce, S4G6 per crate; mushrooms. 25GJ0c
lb.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows Russian, 5O9 600; Danubian.
24,0o0; Argentine, 100000; Indian, 5000; Aus
tralian. 235 000
There was nothing new yesterday either mere
or abroad. The local market continued duit.
CASH WHEAT
California, --; Sonora, S2.O5M2Io: Propo
and white Australian, s2.o5@2. TO- Northern
wheat-Club, s1.Ss& @1.91A; RUSSIAN red
q. soy q1.ssG; turkey red. $19O@2; bluestem
$2.05M2.071a.
FUTURES
No quotations
Barey-The spot market closed the week
quiet. but fraction higher. with the sale of a
carload of choice feed at 81
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed. $1.40 No. J. $l.3l y "a l.osst
common to fair, $I.321a al .35 per ctl; brew ing
SlL3S al. .41A; shipping lots, Sl.5sSs @l-4o;
cneyalier, Sl.60@1.65 per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. Session
May-S1.37
December-S1 90
Oats-Previous prices rule. with the amrket
still quiet.
Reds for feed, 1.5od 60: reds for seed,
Si.7541 30: black. 81 5o@2. 30; gray nominal
white, 81 81 y al 10 per ctl for far to NO l.
eorn--Western grades are again coming IN,
several cars having been received during the
last week Prices remain the same -,
Small round yellow, 81 100 Ito; wnlte.
81 50; large yellow. 81 .75q1 so; western
states yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track.
81. SO; white, s1.62; mixed, 81 50: white
Egyptian, 81 ;621a @1 I2la; brown DO, sl.o' y g
81. 60 per ctl.
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Marin Co :. 90 =
GAS AND
City Ell Co.. 52A SO
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hank CIeariucs

p. steady: raiIroad. irm
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pried E,ruits. RaIsin.. Nutz and Honey

Fruits-Evaporated apples, lFa9sei apEieots,
9h@I2c; moorpark. 12d13e; peaches. 59Te;
prunes, 2A 03c with q ale premium for 4Os
hgs 4G415c; pears 6@lOc; nectsrines. 5g6c. :
RaisiDs-Layers, clusters-6 crown, s.. so; .
ordinary layers 8 crown, e5c; Z crown, 9Oc;
seedless sultanas 2h d4c; ThOmpso0's seedless.
3LM3hc for unbleached and T0T1sc for
bleached; loose muscatel. crown. 4c; 8 crown,
315c; 2 crown. Sc; seedless. 2He-
Nuts-AlmOnds. nonparefls. 14t2915c; AXL,
14Ml4Iac; ne plus ultra, 13d131sc; Drake, 10lS
11lc; lsnguedocs, I0@101ac; hardshell, 6lzg
&c; waluuts, 13c per 10 for No softshells.
s1bc for No. 2 do; pecans, 14a @i6c; Italian
chestnuts, 91a@10c; peanuts, "a @5c; pine nuts,
iSG20c per ID.
Honey-Comh, 14G15c for water white and 10
GI2c per ID for light amber: dark amber. I1Sc
extracted, T15c for water white and 81 G611e
for light amber; candled and dark amber, 4D
415c per lb.
BeeswaI-271s assoc per Ib for light and 23@
&c for dark.
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Hides. TaIIo,r. Wool and Hop-

Hides continue dull. with the general tsn-
dency downward. The wool market is notion
less.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 55dlc un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, 1Sc; me
diun, III nc; light. lie; COwhides, lie fOr
heavy. lie for light; stays. sac: salted kip,
11c salted veal. lac; salted calf lie; dry hides
1032 d 2Oc; dry kip, 1Sc; dry calf &SM24c; dry
veal. 24c; sheepsklns. shearlings 20440c each:
short wool. 5O0S5c; medium e0c9Sl 10; long
wool. 81 .2561.75; lambs. 25GI5cs horse hides.
salt. &. 2563 for large and s1-5o@2 for
medium T5cGS1 for small and 2505Oc for colts
hOrsehides. dry. S2G2-25 for large and 81 l-251S
for medium, 5OcGs1 for small and 25450c
for colts; goatskins. prime sngors, 5OG9oe :
large hair goats. 25640c; medium, 2093Ocs ;
small. 5d15c
TsIIow-No. 1 rendered. 5@51Ac: No. 2, 31z@
45c: grease. 2G3c-
Wool-Fau clip. Northern. free mountain. IL
a I3c; Humboldt and Mendocino, I3G15c: south
ern more or less defective. 7a@S1zc; fall
lambs S91Oc for southern and 12915c Tor
northern.
HOps-Callfornias. 1s62Se FOR eroO OF 1907
OregOns. 21d22c per ID