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| through porphyry and quartz; total length. 80
feet. tTunDel-The main tunnel has been ex-
tended SO feet, passing through porphyry and
clay; total length IN Best & Belcher ground, ZoO
feet. East crosscut l started at point in the
tunnel 100 feet from the Best & Belcher south
boundary was extended 50 feet; face in soft por-
phyry; totai length 90 feet
SAvAGE-400 level-The north drift was ao-
vanced 20 feet: total length 81 feet OF south
boundary; face in clay, porphyry and seems OF
quarfz
CHoLLAR-Shaft No. has been sunk 13 feet on
the incline since last report and Is down 7SS rect
on the slope rhe bottom is in hard footwai
rock. are opening lengthwise on the ore streak
on the 200 level also raising and sinking, the ore
maintaining a fine grade and varying in width
from l 10 feet On the 500 level are Stopping on
the west streak in good ore 1S inches In wld.h on
the average On The 403 level east crosscut mas
be en- feet through very hard rock, ana mas
been stopped; otal length 141 feet. Have started
No. east crosscut 100 feet south OF No. nlo
opposite No. west crosscut. 1t IS out
feet in hard porphyry. No. 3 west cross,
cut is Al feet, having advanced
the same 50 feet. The face Is IN porphyry ana
seams OF quHriz From Gro scut have advanced
he south drift started 81 feet from III noun 10
feet, total length 25 feet, passing through quartz
one-third of which is gold and which havs saved
viii start raise from this point on the quartz;
Have shipped during the " eek to the Nevada mln
from all points lO7 tons AMI zoo pounds OF ore.
The surface toX sam pies varied from sos TO oi
per ton-the battery pies of all the ore worked
since last report having averaged $7S 62 per ton
silver calculated at par in both instances The
battery sample average shows gold valuation OF
$43 O5 per lon OF 81 yer % 8S ounces per ton.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel and ora Solomon to Pauline Franklin,
lot Sc corner of Jackson street and Central
avenue, $ 127:S1z BIZ l00:l1: $40.
John Gum 10 John J. Coffey, lot s line of
Twenty-firs SO OF Potrero avenue, % by
10; $1t
Christy Amy Leblanc twife of c. Leblapc) to
Cleophas Leblanc, lot on Sc corner OF dolores
and Day streets, 26:6 by 100. quitcIaim
deed: 81.
RosiDe Heussler to David Lammon lot on n
line of rwenty-third street, 1856 K of Sanchez E
27 by 90; So
Jacob and Lima Heyman (by Oscar Heyman. at
torney) TO Milford H McGrew. lot on ) line of
Alvarado street, 100 w of Hoffman (Ellen) ave-
nue.. W 20 by lis, lot l9i, Heyman tract; $40.
Michae. j., jeremiah, illiam. John and f. liz l.
beth Haley, Margaret Barradas Mary She. .ly
(Haley) and Ellen Kelly (Haey) 10 MARIN Carr,
lot On h line of Z,e street, PIT :6 SE of Bryant
Sc 20 by II Is: $40.
Philip j. and STANLEY J. Fay to Charles W. Fay.
all interest in lot on w corner Y oo and Vermont
streets. 1U0 by w 100; So.
NINA and Michael Schumacher to Louisa
Hayessen, lot on line of Twenty-serond avenue,
214 of Lake s 25 by 100; gift.
George o. Com stock eleanor Coms,ock, lot
SO. bi ock 8, Lakeview. gift.
N ev1n e. Brown TO Daniel Suter, lot on j. line
of hose usko street, so n of Hickory avenue, \
rs by Il 75, lot 293. Gift Map2: $40.
Charles Bergstrom 10 Annie Bergstrom, lot 632
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sHIrPlNG INTkLL1GENCE.
Arrive 1.
MONDAY. Januarv

Arrive L.
MONDAY, January l.
Stmr Cleone. Johnson, 80 hours from Cres-
cent City lumber TO Sim pson Lumber Co
Stmr Eureka Parsons, 10 hours from Newport
and way ports; pass and mdse TO Goodall Perkins
d Co.
stmr City of Sydney, Johnston, - days from
s Co.
Nor stmr Peter Jebsen, Hansen. 41s davs
from Eanamo; 1925 tons coal, to John Rosenfeld' :
Sons Lpr yer direct.
Stmr Scotia Johnson. 16 hours from Albion:
ZzT NJ tt In IN Der. TO Albion Lumber Co.
Schr Eta B. Madsen. hours from Fort Ross
30 bxs butter. to Ross d Hewlett
Schr La Ninfa, Dollaid. hence Nov Ia. for a
co nshlng cruise In Bering Sea- Returned on ac-
count OF heavy gales
Cleared
MONDAY. January 4.
Nor stmr Eva Hansen. Nanaimo; John Rosen-
feld's sons.
stmr Corona Jepsen. san Diego; Goodall
Perkins & Co.
Stmr Pomona, Doran Eureka: Goodail, Perxin,
Co.
stmr Eureka, Parsons San Pedro; Gooiali Per.
kins & Go.
Sailed.
MONDAY. January 4
stmr Bonita Reed. Coos Bay
Stmr Corona. Je sen. San Diego and way ports.
simr Pomona Doran. Eureka
Stmr Newsbov. rosen, CsaL
Townsend
schr Monterey. Beck, Bowens Landing.
Schr Christina Steffens Nordling. Fisks MIL
ecnr Nettie Low Low, Point keyeA
Telegraphic.
POINT LOB0S. Jan. 4.-1U r M-Weatha.
clear; wind NEi velocity 10 miles
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SECURITIES.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND oThER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Higher prices ushered in the new
year, owing 10 advanced quotations East and
abrosd. Quoted at 81 55@51 so Tor common grades
81 521a q c;l average No l, 81 55(0i ST. for
choice aud 81 t0Gl SPA 2 ell Tor choice for
milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
JNFoRMAL SEssIoS-e:15 o'clock-May 5000
ctls. 81 $3.50.
SECOND Standardization ctis 81 5ssl
1900. 81 55Ts $4,000. 81 5s1a; 1000, 81 1855.
REGULAR MORNING SEssION-May-4000 ctlr.
81 5s12; 2O0O, 81 5S; 1900, 81 6s1s; $4,000,
81 5S14
AFTERNOON SESSION May 1900, 81 So;
26,000 81 5S1s; l2,00O, 81 6S14-
BARLEY-1he market was dull at unchanged
prices We quote Feed, 7712@S5c p ctl; choice
bright S614@S712c; Brewing, e21299712c No.
Ghevaler, 81 lO@l 20 2 ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL STssIoS-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SkssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoS-May-2000 cts,
925sc.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May-2O00 cts, 921sc;
1000. el7 7sc
OATS-Ihe feeling is firm and business IL bet
ter, but prices show no Improvement Fancy
Feed bring as high 81 IS p ctl Common TO good
Wheat range from 81 10 to 81 35 p cl. according
10 quality. Black, Tor iced, 95c9Sl l0 for seed,
81 2U@1 80; Gray, nominal; Red, 81 03@l 1212:
surprise, 81 5UGl so p cIl.
CORN-Prices show some alteration. Offerings
continue large. Large Yellow, 7712@S0c "a ctl.
Small Round do 81 42cG$1: White. o. 12@S5c.
kYE-9212@95c p ctI.
ElCkWhEAI-Quoted at 81 l50l 40 a
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

6Si' o. y 1A---D"'i ''saos' hei'0" . s0e
RYE-ouet firm: 471so +. O. b. afoat
BARLEY-C iiet. stronger; ASIA {. o b., aio al.
WHEAT-Spot market dull steady. No. ?,
10. b. 9s34c; ungraded red, sOc@$l 90; No. /
options advanced 1890 l6sc declined 1ss@lslc
and closed steady at 14c advance 10 "A Geclne.
os1L NAY ana @ July m2st active January e2e March
vator; 5sc ahoat
May only traded in. January, 295s; Nav 81 IS !.
oAIS-Spots firm, fairly &C i've. options du l,
Hs up to 3sc down. January, 2214c; February
spot prices: 30 2. 22Ac: No. 2 white.
z4Hac: 40. Chicago. 2314c No. 3 zoe; NO; .
%,lI. wn te; 22c; mixed Mestern 22G24c; white do
Provisions.
LARD-EasIer: Western steam. 81 O7As
city. 5 6Z1s@3 20; January, $407Aa' renaTa ID
compound. 4ss@ 41sc
IR P0IRRh6-Firm, quiet New mess, IS 721SSs 7oc;
creamery. 13@2Oc: factory. 7@l4c; kisins .Ot;
Imitation creamery, 11@l6c.
,6i Nhk khsIE--Fairy I active, firm. Part sSims'
kGGs-Firm Icsnouse 14@15c; Western
fresh 1 :, lsG O. &c; Timed, l4S15c .,.ao,l.
CoTIONSEED OIL-Quiet. Crude, 2oc; yellow
R1CE-Firm, quiet. Domestic. 334@6c; Japan
MOLASSES-Quiet. New orleans, new, Z0td o4c
COFFEE-Firm unchanged to 70 points mp.
January, SO 6O@e so: February. So so@s s6;
Ma March, 50 s5Qa9 50; Apri; SO 95@1o: May, nay
50 9J@i0 O5; June. s1O@l0 10: Jn.y. $40 05@
10 10; August, $40 10; Sc ptem Der, $40 O5@10 s.;
spot Rio, Quiei, firm. No. z, 1O1s@lO14c.
AR-Quiet, firm. on A: 434e;; mold i3l a.
cui loaf Sc: crushed Sc; powdered, 1850; granu-
! lated 43sci cubes, 45sc.
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags- e@i1c.
rFACHks-Peeled, boxes l4@15c: unpeeei,
bags, 7c &c.
PRUNES-Four sizes, nominal, 51sc.
RAISINS-Two-crown. loose mu catei. 41ac y
d; S-crown, 51zc; 4-crown, 414c; do London
layers. 81 40@ 40; clusters, 81 6562.
A MONDS-Soft shells, SG912c; do hard shell.
1I@12c
" MALNUTS-standard. 71ac; soft shell, sc.
HOPs-Steady. Pacific Coast, 912G13c.
WOOA-Quiet. Domestic fleece, 1oN23c; pulled,
19@3lc; Texas, 7@l2
Merchandise.
PIG1RON-Quet, firm. American. s11@13.
COPPER-FIrm. Lake. SlI 80.
LEAD-Sleady. Domestic. S305
1IN-Firm. straits, S15 05. Plates quiet.
hfELIEk-Dull Domestic, 81 05.
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DRIED FRUITS, KAIsINs. NUTS. ETt

DRIED FRUITS
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are nomnally
as foilows
CARLOAD LoTs-Aprfcots are ouotable at 6@9c
for Royals and 1l12@I2c for choice 10 fancy
Moorparks; Prunes, 31ac for the sizes: Peaches.
S9IUc for peeled In boxes; Apples 5s4c q D for
evaporated and 2@21ac for sun-drled; Pears. 212
@5c Tor prime to choice 49612c for quarters and
6@612c Tor hal yes; Piums. 4c for pitted ana l12c
512c for fancy; White Figs, &c; Black Figs PA
@21ac
JoBBINe PRIcEs-Peaches, 41a@51sc. p n;
fancy 64297!2c ? b; peeled, lZAac ID; APT. pnl
l3c; evaporated Apples, oslc; snn-dried, 2sz Csc;
Prunes, 3s4@4c for the sizes; Figs, black, &c ror
impressed and 39313c for pressed; white Figs,
&c; Plums, 41205c for ptted and l1ac for oI-
Pears, 212@oc for whole. A1R95 1ac ior quarters
and 41a@612c for halves
RA1SlNS-
CARLOAD PRIcEs-Four-crown loose. $3.50: three
less Sultanas. 512c; seedless Muscatels 4ssc. d
crown London layers 81 ID; clusters, 81 5O;
Dehesa clusters. So so; Imperial clusters IS;
dried Grapes &c 2 q.
loose, oMc: S-crown, 4s4c: 2-crown 3slc; seedless
SultanaS 534c; seedless Muscatels. 4 12c: S-crown
Lonoon layers, 81 2s; clusters, 81 30; Dehesa
clusters 81 70: Imperial clusters, So 20
612GTc p 10 for standard and s@s12c 10
LOT softsheil; Almonds 6G61ac for LansuedoC'
3@312c for hardshell and S(G9c for paper shell
;obbing; Peanuts, 4@6c for Eastern and , 4c ior
112@sc ? ID; Filberts. 71agsc; Brazil Nuts
742@Sc: Cocoanuts, 4@5cT lUO.
HUNE4-Comb. 1U@l212c for bright and 50sc
for lower grades; water-white extracted, 5g542c
41ec; dark, 293c p b.
BEEsWA&-239. &c p n.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURF. WEATHER BUREAU. SAN Francisco, Jan.
4 1897, 5 P M.-Weather conditions and genera
orecasis:
The following are the seasonal raj malls TO date
as compared with those OF the same date last sea-
son:
Eureka % so inches. last season 1880 inches:
Red Bluff 11.23 inches last season 6.66 inches;
san Francisco l. 10 inches, last season 410nches:
Fresno 3.95 inches, last season Ill inches: San
Luis Cbspo 7.6e inches. last season 400 inches;
Los Angeles SOC inches, last season LII inches;
san Diego 3.S4 incnes, last season l.51 inches;
Yuma ! S6 inches, last season 80 of an inch
san Francisco dsts-Ma1lmuln temperature 5S,
minimum ~, mean 4S.
IN area Of high pressure overlies the Rocky
Mountain region and is moving very slowly east
ward An of low pressure Is central to- night
over Washington and Northern oregon and is &C
companied by general rain and southeasterly
winds.
The temperature has remained stationary over
the entire country west of the Rocky Mountains
7 mere has been decided fall on the eastern Stop
Of the mountains
ime in succession this NOR ling, but less severe
than previous dates
Snow Is falling at spokane and il is raining at
Seattle and TatoOsh Island.
A maximum wind We ocity OF "a miles per hour
from the southeast is reported at Fort Candy.
Forecast made at san Francisco Tor 80 hours
ending midnight, January s. 1897:
Northern Caifornia-ClOudy In the northern
portion, and probably rain Tuesday; fair in south
eTn portion; light soutnerly winds
southern Cslifornla-Fair Tuesday; light north
erly winds
Nevada-Cloudy Tuesday.
Utah-Cloudy Tuesday; warmer.
a rizona-Fair Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicInity-Cioudy weather
Tuesday. probably without rain; fresh southeast
erly winds
ALExANDER MCADIE. Forecast Official
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Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
al station indicate maximum Temperature for the
days; those underneath it. if any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melied snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. IsObars, or solid
lines, connect p0sn OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high means high barometric pressure and
is usually accom- mpaned by fair weather: ''low"
refers to low pressure, and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
coast When the pressure is high in the interior
snd low along the coast. and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
but when the ''lOw'' Is inclosed with sooars of
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is innprob
able. With ''high" in the vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
VIII produce an opposite result
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Gift Map 8; also lots So 90 anu 90 D
oIans Tan,ss SUI n ampbell TO John HI. Campbell nj
teen-thousandth interest In estate OF Cnaiieo u'
deceased: $lu
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
II and Eliza Won Duren Xavier F1scher iot on
6 1ins oS howard street, l5U h OF High, l. Iuu oy
$50 Brooklyn Township; SlO -. 90 - q,
r Kesey to wallace r. Emery, Ioes Zo 70 81,
block {, Parsons Golden cate irao'' qui'eiAin
anplo-C, -C,aIifornfan Bank (Limited) 70 w. ..
Goodfeliow lot on w corner OF t EaSs tn
street and Fourth avenue, SW 1oo " -, - " -, -,
block rs. Clinton, East Oakland qulcain ueeo'
$40. -, Oakland. =.
Ignatz steinhart 10 same, same East oaAia'u'
$3.50. -, ., = Inc
OF adams or Fo rteenth street, $50 + OF !we1-
iieth avenue. so by n lao, being ots anu o.
block % san Antonio, East oAk Akland; GIT o--
NJ j. Keller 10 NJ. J. Keller Compaads dsn Tract
roration), lots ! TO A, block 2ll4, Aiueh law
Tenn .sca Oakland Township; $40. ,,.d y
w. F. Bolsted to Elise s Bolsted, uholNlue1 II
interest in lot on VI corner OF Fourth sIer 10
Allison way, n A by f 100, being portlon oi u
lots is and 6, block 107, Tract b, BerReley Lau @
and Town improvement Association; SO tne uiI-
divided IA interest in lots 10 H. block 90 Saine'
Berkeley; gift, ,,
j. A. and Jennie A. Gr en to Mary Miller (wife
of Chrstian), lot on NV corner OF Allison ana
Fifth streets, w 100 by 100, being lots IL ana
13, block 1O7, same. Berkeley; So
Builders Contracts.
The Board OF Education with w. Morgan q Co..
ventiating, ETC., school building NV corner OF
Eighteenth and Dolores, c. J. Havens architect;
$9496
William TONES with William Helbng. to erect a
two story builIing on line of Twenu y-second
street, rs Of ork, William Helbing architect;
$4725.
W. valentine with Andrew S. Ruch. to erect a
two-story building on line of Union street. 1876
w of Scott, Edgar A. M Mathews architect: 1896.
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HIDES. rALLow. wool AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINS-Heavy saIted steers are
quotable at SC 2 ID: culls and brands, &c p d;
medium, &c: culls and brands, &c; light &c: culls
and brands. Sc: Cowhides, 6@61ac; cus and
Drunos, o@51sc: salted Kip, o@7c; sated Calf.
7@Sc: sated Veal, 6@7c; dry Hides. l2@13c p b:
culls and brands. 9@IUc: dry Kip and Veal 9G1Oc:
culls 7GSc; ory Calf l5c; culis. lGc: Goatskins
2U@35c each: Kids, &c. Deerskins, good summer
2O@25c q b; medium, l5@20c; winter. 7G9c;
sLeepskIns, shearings, log D. sc each: short WOOL
26@35c each: medium, s0@45c each; long woos
4t@60c each.
1ALLOW-No l. rendered. 3@314c; No 2, 21ac
2 b refined SC; Grease. &c 2 tD.
WOUL-We quote Fall Wool as follows: Hum
boldt and Mendocino. S99c; free northern. 7129
S1ac; middle countless Tree. 512@S7c do. defectIve,
41a@6c; san joaquin 3@5c; do. foothilI, 5@7c:
Eastern regon spring 71a@9c; Valley Oregon,
1l19@121ac; do, fall and lam bS', 11@111ac
HOPs-6@Sc for fair 70 choice and 9@l0c . b
Cor fapr
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BUTTER, ,hkEsE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Dairies and nearby Creameries con-
tInue depressed, but Humboldt Creameres keep
up.
CREANERT-Fancy nearby Creameries. 2l@
221ac: Humboidts 23@24c p h: seconds, 2Oc
DAIRY-Fancy. 1Sa &c: good 10 cnoice. 1614@
171ac: iower grades. 15@16c ID.
PICRLED-l5@16c p ID.
FIRKIN-1S @15c 3 h.
CREAMERY a UB-l7M1Sc p b.
CHEkSE-The market is easy. Choice mild new
Is quotable at 1l12G12c; common good DID, So
ltc: Cream Cheodar, 11@12c; Young America,
l112@l212c; Western, l112@l212c; Eastern, 13@
1412c p h..
EGGs-The m arket is not strong and the dispo-
sition is to keep sold up closely as possible.
Ranch Eggs 2712@3lc; store Eggs, 221a@26c:
Duck Eggs, 25c = dozen
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roULrkf AND GAME.

FOULTRY-A of Eastern sold at $5 for
Ducks, s5@5 SO Tor Hens and young Rcosters,
"a SO for old Roosters s4@4 25 for Fryers
Home st OK is nominal.
Live Turkeys, lb@16c p n for Gobblers 151l6c
p 10 for Hens: Dressed Turkeys. 1761sc . h;
Geese, 2 pair, 81 5U@2 Ducks. 81 5U@6 p doz;
Hens Ss@5 50: Roosters. young, $4 50G5 50:
90, old. $494 30; Fryers, 81 50Gb: Brothers, s. 25
"a SO for large and s3 for small; Pigeons IL 90
o. 2 dozen for young and u oil 70 for old.
GAME-Prces declined again. Quail quotable
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GENERAL MEK.HANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 434c; June
July delivery, 4Tsc; Wool Bags, 2i12@261ac
COAL Wellington, SO 2 ton; New Wellington.
So p ton: Southfed Wellington. 81 so 2 ton;
Seattle. IS so; Bryant. S5 so: Coos Bay. "a 70;
Wailsend. S6 SO; Scotch, -; Bry mDo. -; cum
eTiand, $I3 so in bulk and 81 in sacks; Pennsyl
wanna Anthracite Egg. $119J12 2 ton; Welsh An
thr acite, SS@l0: Camel IS . ton: Rock springs.
Castle Gate Pleasant Valley, 81 90; Coke,
Sl1 612 In bulk and 81 3 = ton in SKIS.
SUGAH-The Western sugar Refining Company
h AS reduced its prices and now quotes as fol-
lows, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed. 512c;
Powdered Sc: Fine Crushed 51ac; Dry GrAnu-
lated 1880 Confectionery A, 43sc; Magnolia A.
4c; Extra C, 31sc; Golden e. 534c half barrels
lac more than barrels, and boxes z2c more
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POTATOES. .NIoNs. VEGETABLES

There very little change in anything.
oTATOEs-Sweet Potatoes, 81 z5tGl 40: Early
Rose. 70@75c: River Reds, 45G55c; Burbank
Salin9s.
oNlONS-4o@65c p ctl.
VEGETABLEs-hothor Asparagus. s@l5c
Summer squash, 5Oc@$1 . box: Los Angeles
Green Peppers 3G5c p ID: Mushrooms so
1212c p 10, latter figure for buttons: Marrow
fat Squash, Sb@7 q ton; Los Angeles Tom atoes,
5Oc@Sl q box; Dried Peppers 7@sc . ID; Green
Peas. 6G7c 2 ID; Los Angeles string Beans,
6@sc; Dried okra s@sc . ID; Cabbage 40@6Oc =
ctl; Carrots 3UG4Uc p sack: Garlic, 11a4y2c q d.
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NEW YORK MARKETS
Financia

wv -ORK. y. Y. Jan. 4.-The stock market
started on well this morning aud the traders felt
much encouraged when they found that he up
ward movement iDaugurated on Saturday con-
tinCed TO make progress While the advance eK-
cept in a few instances. was By no means large
and the volume Of the business was confined to
limit proportions the fact that there was little or
no pressure TO sell at the higher range caused a
good feeling 10 prevail The general run of stocks
moved up 1904 per CEN, but Consolidated Gas
rose and metropolitan Traction ~. Edison
Illuminating OF New ork ia, Delaware &
Hudson rs and Omaha 1.
During the afternoon the temper of speculation
unde rwent a decided change because of the
numerous bank failures a: St PAM and otber
Western citIos. These diDcultIes together with
the apprehension OF further failures, led to sales
10y early buyers. under which General Electric
declined 11s, sugar rs. and the Grang rs
Chicago Gas. Western UuIOn. Louisville and Nash.
Vile Reading and Rock Is and 1a 10 l per cent
The market continued as quiet ever and.
closed rather weak in lone. Net changes show
declines OF 14Gl per cent, General Electric lea d.
ing Omaha was ar exception and gained haIl A
point Total sales 101, ,677 shares.
Bonds were irreguIar sales looted up 81 .36l =
COO burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern fives
rose rs Chesapeake and ohio General four and a
halls, ~; Chicago and Western Illinois first COLI
soldaIed SKIES l; Cieveianr, CT cinnati, Chic ago
and - Louis, ST. Lou.s Collateral Trust fours
IA: Hooking Valley General skies, ~; Denver
aud Rio Grande first sevens I: Erie frsts 10:
Ann Aroor fours Is; Brooklyn Rapid Transit
hves. IS; International and Great Northern sec
ouds. 2: ~. Louis New Albany and Chicago first
skies. l12; susquehanna and Western Terminal
fives,
Grain.
FLoUR-Quiet, steady. Winter wheat low
grades, 81 G0G3 30; fancy. So 35@4 rs; pat
ents, 81 zoos %; Minnesota clear So 5OA
90: straighIs. S4@4 so: patents 4 25@5 35; low
ents. So 1905 IS; rye mixtures s5 2O@y 80:
superfne. So 1O@3 80: fine. 81 SO@3 O5 south
ern -four dull, steady. Com mon . fair extra
SO OL@3 So good to choice s3 55@3 S5. Rye
-four quiet; 50 S5@l3 25.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

All quotations remain the same.
BRAN-s13@l3 30 for the best and s129l2 so
? for outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-S1S919 for lower grades and
S2OG21s fs ton for the best
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley. S19 5002O;
oilcake Meal at the mill, s26 so . ton; iobbing,
SIT so; clipped Oats. 81 40GI so fs ctl.
HAY-Wheat sSCllU so; Wheat and Oat, @s7
10: Oat. S6@9; Barley. sos so: River Barley.
S6@6 so; AL alta. S6@7 so: compressed. S6@
So; stock. $685. Glover, s69s q ION
SRA W--35G50c p bale.
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FLOUR AND 3.ILLsrUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, s5@5 10; bakers extras 81 sO@5; super
hDe. S4 1904 so = bb!.
CoRNMEAL, ETC.-Feed Corn, $lS@l9 p ton;
Cracked Corn. Sl9020 p on
MILLSTUFFS-Prices In sacks are as follows
usual discount 10 the irade: Graham Flour 81 IS
100 bs: Rye Flour, $2 rs . 100 ms; Rice Flour.
$5 75: Cornmeal, s. 35; extra do So;
Oatmeal, 50 so; Oat Groats, 81: Hominy, So 10
as 80; Buckwheat Flour, SIS 1893 so: Cracked
Wheat. 50 90: Farina "a; Whole Wheat Flour.
$3 7594; Spit Peas, So 90; Green do, 81 Is =
rl.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slAugh
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@61ac; extra choice, 7c;
second do. 5G6c: third do 4@5c . d.
VEAL-Large, 667c; small. 7GSc . h.
MUTTON-Wetners, 64297c; Ewes, 6@6A2c
9 b.
LAMB-7GSc p h.
PoRK-Lfve Hogs, S1s@314c . n for large and
medium 31sGS14c Tor small dressed do, 412
@512c p b.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon &c p n for heavy, &c
2 n for light medium. 912c for light 10c 2 n for
extra light and 1l1ac y n for sugar-cured East
ern sugarcured Hams. 1212@1Sc; California
hams, lie 10; Mess Beer. s7@7 80: extra
prime PORK, 81 5O@S: extra clear, $l6 p Dbl;
ess, $l4 . Dbl: Smoked Beef 10c q H.
LARD-Eastern. tierces, Is quoted at o1ac for
compound and 6@61ac for pure; pals, 7c; Cali
iornia tierces, 5@51ac q ID for compound and 61zc
for pure: half f-bbs, 6$4c; lub unS 714e; do Oh
712c b.
CoTToLENE-6@s14c in tierces and 7s4Ss1sc
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BEANS AND SEEDS.
Business continues very quiet.

Business continues very quiet.
BEANS Bayos 81 400l 55: Small Whites. 81 IS
@1 so p ctl Large Whites. 81 1901 % p ctl;
Pinks, 81 O5@1 20; Reds, ST. goal 80: BIackeye,
81 l0@1 20: Red Kidney, 81 25: Limas, 81 750
! 80; Buffers, 81 25@1 So: Pea 81 l5@1 %
SkFDS-Brown Mustard 81 1898: Yellow Mus
taro. 81 1902 25 2 ctl: Flax, 81 35@1 40; Canary
Seed. 219@2szc p b; AlfaiIa, 4@61Sc; Rape
212c; Hemp, 312c.
DRIED fEAs-Nnes sl@1 Is s' cr; Green.
81 4O6l 60 a crL
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Grain.
FINANCIAL.
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and new YORK STOCKS.
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