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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-26
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YALE JUNIOR PROMENADE
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Mrs. Adams, of Amherst, black silk.
Miss Baldwin, green silk.
Miss Thomas, of Ihomaston, white corded
silk, chiffon trimming.
Miss Vincent of Washington, d. c., white
satin with silver net trimmings, and pink
roses.
Miss Hottie, New York, white Liberty
green, and pink roses.
Mrs. Charles of Brattleboro, VT, violet
brocade satin.
Miss Scott, of New York, black silk ana
chiffon.
Miss Baldwin, of North Andover, white
and green silk.
Mrs. Hlne. New Haven, black silk and
Mrs. Smith, of Northampton, pearl silk
with pearl ornaments:
Mrs. Williams, St Louis, white silk.
Miss Knight of st. Louis, pink silk.
Miss Wheeler, of Northampton, figured
Miss Austin, New Haven, white satin.
Mrs. Fisher, white spotted chiffon.
Miss Warren, of Philadelphia, pink satin
and tule.
Mrs. Warren, of Philadelphia, black bro
cade MORE and duchess lace.
Miss Beach, Of New York City, pink silk.
Miss Stannard, New Haven, pink satin.
Mrs. Lee, New Haven, black brocade vel
Miss Lounsbury, of Brooklyn, purple chif-
Miss Wells, Of Hartford, white satin.
Miss Warden, of Philadelphia, white silk
chiffon and ribbon.
Miss Corning, of Cleveland, pink silk,
mousseline black lace and inlaid waist.
Mrs. James Scully, of Pittsburg, black
silk, jet waist chiffon and cerise trimmings,
and diamonds.
Miss Poindexter, of Albany, red silk,
rubies.
Miss Smith, New York City, white silk.
Miss Carter Boston, light blue chiffon.
Miss Helen Camp, South Winsted, blue
satin and chiffon
Miss Barbour Of Detroit, cerise.
Miss Kennedy, of Brooklyn, white crepon.
Miss Evans of Morristown, N. j., blue
mousseline.
Miss Madeline Evans Of MorriStown, N. j.,
blue mousseline.
Miss Groves, of New York City, yellow
silk.
Miss Seymour pink silk and chiffon.
Miss Miller, of AiDany, pearl grey satin
and chiffon.
Mrs W H Moseley, Of New Haven, bro
caded silk diamond ornaments.
Miss Burlingame, of Albany, Nile green
Miss Dickinson, striped silk with green
velvet trimming.
Miss Cox, black velvet.
Mrs. Comstock, black satin.
Mrs. Fuller, black silk
Miss Barbour, of Detroit, black silk and
diamonds.
Mrs. Hinton, of New York, yellow silk.
lace bodice and ribbons.
Miss Merrill, of New York City, white
tulle
Miss Dominick, of New York City, white
gauze over white silk.
Mrs. 70. r. Kennedy, of BROOKLYN white
silk and pearl trimmings.
Miss Watrous of New Haven, black lace,
pearl trimmings.
light blue chiffon.
MISS Ann whitney, black satin chiffon,
and pearls.
Miss Hubbard, of Cambridge, white satin
Miss Mabel Beard Miss Whittelsey. Miss
Bessie Whittelsey Miss Henrietta Whitney,
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Jan. 1s-The first series of the Colonial Wool sales for this opened at the Wool Exchange to-day with attendance of buyers that was large The catalogues of fered were small and poor in quality. Compe- tition was spirited. with cross-breds ruling firm. The Continental representatives were good buyers of merinos and the home trade bought cross-breds unhesitatingly. The Amer ican buyers purchased Queensland greasy. Merinos were fully a penny above the last auctions. moderate selection of Cape of Good Hope and Natal woos sold at advance of about per cent. The offerings to-day num- bered 7277 bales
 Following are the sales in detail:
 New South Wales. 800 bales; secured, st1d6 Is Sd; greasy, 6i5G10lzd.
 Queensland. 160O bales; secured. Is 1JkdQ Is 4d: greasy. 6%QS1zd.
 Victoria, 300 bales: secured. shdd1s 4ttd
 South Australia, 1900 bales; secured, Is 1hd greasy. 4Ad7Ad.
 West Australia. 1900 bales; secured. sd9ls; greasy, 4tadSd.
 New Zealand. 100 bales: secured. sdQls Sud; greasy, 5Ad9izd.
 Cape of Good Hope and Natal 700 bales; secured. 7AdG1s 2d; greasy 51zG71zd.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States Photographic Office located in the Merchants Exchange, Is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense.
 Navigators are cordially invited to visit the office where complete sets of charts and sail- ing directions of the world kept on hand for comparison and reference. and the latest information can always be obtained regardipI lights. dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball on top of the building TeIe- graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and is dropped at noon, 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal received each day from Island, Cal.
 notice stating whethe- rne time ball was dropped on time or giving the error. if any is published the same day by the afternoon pa pers and by the morning papers the following day. w. S HUGHES,
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Iva C lsts %. Q. 991. Kan P Con { r O.. e2l. K Pac 1st D D tr 112
 La new cons As Q. 102I4 l. & N Uni As e. s61; Missouri 6s Q. Q. 100
 NJ K & T 2ds.. e. 64
 Do As O.. e. e.. e. S7h N Y cent 1stS Q. 1161l
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Prices were slaught- cred in the afternoon trading on the Stock Exchange to-day. especially those properties including local traction lines. which were most benefited by the markets buoyancy yesterday. Prices opened with fractional expectations in sympathy with London. which traded moder- ately both ways, but buying slightly more than they sold.
 Large operators were not very active in the local market until the late trading There appeared to be a general undertone of strength in the early transactions, but the temper grad ually changed and rumor-mongers were not idle. Among other efforts to depress the mar ket there circulated unfounded story that the United States Minister to Spain had at Madrid. Realizations of profits by large interests aided the bear raid, uncovering stop loss orders, and the market closed at or near the lowest and very weak
 The Senate Finance Committees approval of the decision declaring for the payment of Gov ernrnent bonds in either gold or silver was used by traders as a bear card. The resolution pre- rnent for the recognition of Cuban belligerency not known until near the closing hour In the general list the Secline from the high point ranged from one to two points, but the net losses in most cases were fractional Easy money and favorable statements of railway earnings had little influence on prices.
 The bond market was well held despite the heavy liquidations in the stock market. The issues which have been conspicuous in the dealings of late continued to vibrate very vio- lently. Total sales, 8, $40. 900.
 Government bonds showed some hesitGncy, with quotations for the 5s shaded.
 Total sales of stocks to-day were 33s. 200
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Wheat got good send of from the early cable news. May was wanted at from e1%Ge1hc at the opening against 907sG91c at the close the previous day. The Liverpool quotations were advanced sd per centaI overnight and the reason given for 1t comprised several items of considerable im- portance. The poorer crop prospects in India were mentioned as the chief item. Heavy rains in Argentina were reported to be unfa- vorable for Wheat and the Continent said to be taking the arrived cargoes off coast in the United Kingdom. London quoted cargoes on passage and offered 3G4d higher. Paris re- ported 50 centimes reduction in the price of Flour and 10 centimes in Wheat. Minneapolis the week before and 26s the similar day of 1897. tract. Advices from the Northwest were to the effect that, with splendid roads, farmers were delivering very little and country elevators were being gradually emptied by the induce for cash Wheat over futures.
 Considerable activity was imparted to the dealings in the July option by the buying of that future by Allen Grier against sales for the taking in of spreads for group of St Louis speculators. July opened at S1c and was advanced to S2Ac by the undoing of the St. Louis spread. and May. which did not get July was making the rise. Bradstreets report of the worlds visible supply made decrease of 1.631, 900 bushels east of the Rockies and 300, 900 bushels decrease in and af1oat for Eu- of last year was 1000 GOO bushels. The market weakened on that showing of some reduction in Europe, notwithstanding the diminish in the worlds shipment during the last few weeks. The Liverpool market closed with some of Its early advance wiped out and that also helped to undo the bullish sentiment that had ruled
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LOCAL MARKETS.
AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTs-while sos Is the ask ing figure for Europe. 1t is doubtful whether 1t could be obtained. for the tendency Is to seek lower rates. The chartered Wheat fleet in port has registered tonnage of s2.OOO. against S4.- 900 tons on the same date last year; disengaged. 20. 700 tons against 1O5.Soo; on the way to this port. l63 900 tons, against l62,Ioo irregular. The spot market was steady and without change. The shippers are not doing Tidewater quotations are ss follows: N s71t @l 3s% for No. l. s1 70 for choice and si 42t9 45 per ctl for extra choice for milling.
 CALL BOARD SALES. (, InSornsl sss T, S sesson1sS ociock-Mays00o ct'' second @ S session s i ctls. q sss; 5000. beesbsS&sSoS ] s sso9s s ss s sSS S 3s l00'0 H s Regular Morning Session-May-s2.ooo 900 ctls. 1s. 900, sI sTIk; 10. 900, q S7S.
 BARLEY-Both feed and brewing are firm at the recently improved prices, with good demand for the latter. Futuers also show hardening tendency. for choice: Brewing. s1 1oa1 l5 for No. l and s1 o21ta1 O5 per ctl for dark Coast
 CALL BOARD SALES.
 Informal Session-9:15 O clock-No sales
 Second Session-May-2o00 ctIs, Ssao; 2oo0. ssAc; 2oOo. SIC; 2OOO. S71sc.
 Afternoon Session-May-2000 ctls, S67sc: 2000, OATs-The market shows no change of con sequence. The feeling is firm and the demand oI Fancy Essd; M sosl as per otl; ,s, seSd ,,,t to sl iS!5SI 1!;a M!iIing si c7fBSI B las;i Black per ton over the raw product
 CoRN-The tendency is upward and several Small Round Yellow. s7itc9s1 per ctI; Large feIlow' nSy' SIafcqsl; White s213gsI.te. is steady at s1 02ka1 O5
 BUCKwHEAT-sI 5OG1 75 per cti.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-FLOUR-Receipts 22. 2.542; exports. 1s.7O5. Market firm and fairly active trade brands
 WHEAT-Receipts, G.125; exports. ga. .130. Spot. firm: No. red, sl 02. Options opened firm bullsh cable news and ruled quiet but firm all cay. with few reactions. support ed by moderate export inquiry. local cover ing and small offerings; closed 1zQ1c net high No. red January s1 01A91 01K, closed s1 01%; May 92 13-16ds3 3-16c; closed. s3c. HOPS-Firm; Pacific Coast. 1895 crop 43sc; 1896 crop. 7q9c: 1897 crop, 16d19c.
 wOoL~Steady; fleece, Nq31c; Texas, Ia17c. PETROLEUM-Dull.
 PIGIRON-Warrants, dull at s6 eoG76 TO- LAKE COPPER-Quiet at s1O 80 bid and s11 10 asked
 TIN-Dull SIS so bid; SIS s5 asked
 SPELTER-Quiet at 8 90 bid and s4 asked. LEAD-Dull at s3 s21z bid and s 67Iz asked smelters makes the price of lead 8 55.
 COFFEE-Options closed steady, net un- changed to points net advance. Sales, 475O bags, including March, s 75q5 80; July. s6; Oc- tober, s6 15. Spot Coffe-Rio steady: No z invoice GAG; No. jobbing, SAC; mild, quiet Cordova, sLzG15c.
 SUGAR-Raw, strong; fair refining, 35.c; centrifugal. 96 test, 4hc; refined, steady.
 BUTTER-Receipts, S355 packages; steady; Western Creamery, 141Q2oc; Elgins. 20c; fac tory. 11d15c.
 EGGs-Receipts. 4O5O packages: frmer: State and Pennsylvania. 22Q2411c; Western. 22d24c.
 DRIED FRUIT.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-California dried fruits quiet to firm.
 PERFORATED APPLES-Common. 5@7%c; prime wire tray. SIC: wood dried. prime. slzc; choice SAC; fancy, 9G9Ac.
 PRUNES-3dSc.
 APRICOTS-Royal, 5G71kc: Moorpark, sa11c. PEACHES-Unpeeled, 7G10c; peeled, 12dz0c.
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California .... 92h107h E Dynamite .. 90
 Giant Con Co 3SA 3s% Vigorit ....... S& S7s
 Miscellaneous
 Al Pao Assn. 99 Ger Id Wks. 100 150
 H c & S Co.,. 31h 31ss Hutch s P Co. 431s 43ls Mer Ex Asn.. 90 Nat Win Co .. 711 Oc s Co .. .. 34Z 35A Pac A F AL. 1k 3 Pac Bor Co.,. 9S Par Paint Co, 6L -
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EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top fig ures at station indicate maximum temperature for the days; those underneath 1t, if any, the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid lines, connect points of equal air pressure; isotherms, or dotted lines. equal temperature. The word high means high barometric pressure and is usually accompanied by fair weather; low refers to low pres by cloudy weather and rains. Lows usually first appear the Washington coast. When the pressure Is high in the interior and low along the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast. rain is probable: but when the low is inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon Is inn probable. With a high" in the vicinity of Idaho. and the pressure falling to the Cali fornia coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and colder weather in winter The reverse of these conditions will produce an result
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The few changes in mining stocks were in the direction of lower prices.
 The Challenge assessment falls delinquent in office to-day.
 At meeting of the stockholders of the Cal ifornia Insurance Company 42s6 shares out of 5000 were represented. and the following were elected directors: s. c. Bigeiow. M. A. Newell John Birmingham, John R. Spring. Daniel Meyer. A. Herman, W. J. Bryan. c. J. Okell and l.. l.. Cromwell
 The regular quarterly dividend of the Alaska Treadwell Mining Company has been declared payable on the 2Sth The amount is 371zc per share, s75,000.
 The Homestake Mining Company will pay the usual dividend of 25c per share on the 18th
 The usual per cent quarterly dividend Of the Firemans Fund Insurance Company has been declared, payable immediately.
 The 4Oc monthly dividend of the Hutchinson Plantation Company will be paid the 2Oth.
 Local securities active mining stocks are dull. There Is a steady demand for this class of stocks and brokers report holders unwilling to sell unless at good profits. The sugar stocks particularly strong and in favor as will be by the list of sales.
 The annual meeting of the Sierra Nevada Mining Company will be held to-day.
 The Ontario Silver Mining Company has re- elected the old directors and officers for 1898, with F. G. Drum as secretary.
 The annual meeting Of the Pacific Lighting Company will be held to-day.
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ASSESSMENTS PENDING.
COMPANY.
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Fran sco Stock Board yesterday:
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

The course of the London sales which were held yesterday, will have more or less bearing on the market for Wool. which is steady Hops are meeting with more inquiry. but the cheaper grades are preferred. Hides are quiet but firm.
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell sae ss le under sound stock Heavy salted steers. ioQ Qlo11c per ID; medium, Sc: light, Sc; Cow hides. sa911c: stags. 6c: salted Kip. 1oc; Calf IIc: n: dry Hides. 1sc: culls and brands 13c; dry isfIp kip and Veal. 14915c dry Calf 1sG2oc: culls. Deerskins. good summer. 25G3oc per ID: me- dium. 2oc; winter, 1oc; Sheepskins. shearlings zOQ3Oc each: short wool. 4067oc each; medium, 7O@sOc: long woos. socTs1 30 each.
 TALLOW-No rendered, 3d3i1c per ID; No. ?. 2n2tzc; refined. 5c; Grease, 2d2Ac.
 WOOL-Fal clp-Mdde counties-free. 1o6 !5c; do defective. 10T11c: San Joaquin. defec tive 7GSc: Southern Mountain, e611c: free Northern. 12613c: do defective. eG11c; Hum boidt and Mendocino. 13T15c; Eastern Oregon. s61sc: Valley Oregon. 16disc.
 HOPS-Old crop. 2f6c for poor to fair and s @l0c for good; new crop. u915c per 10.
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PROVISIONS.

The old prices still rule. Trade Is fair for the season.
 CURED MEATS-Bacon. SIC per ID for heavy. Sc for light medium. 1oc for light l01sc for extra light and 12c for sugar-cured; East ern sugar-cured Hams. 102411c: California Hams sqs11c; Mess Beef S 50 per bbl: extra mess do. ss 50: family do s1l612: salt Pork. ssqS 50: extra prime Pork ss SO; extra clear ID,
 LARD-Eastern tierces quoted at 5Ac per ID TOT compound and ec for pure; pails, 7c: Cali Iornia uerces. 5c per ID for compound and So TOT pure; half-bbls s14c 1o-fb tins. 7c: do SID. 7lzc per ID.
 COTTOLTNE-Tierces, 5HM61kc: packages Iess than 800 fos-1-fb pails. 60 in case. sAc: S-Io pals 70 in case. sasc; SID pails. 12 In case. SAc; 1O-fo pals, in a case, skc: 50- 10 tins, one or two in a case. 7Sc: wooden buck GUS 70 IDS net 77sc: fancy tubs. 80 IDS net. 7xc: half-bbls. about 110 IDS. TIC per 10.
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s-The Evening Posts London financial cablegram says:
 Sir Michael Hicks -Beach's speech at Swan sea last night. declaring that England would have her rights in China even at the cost of war. although approved here, had some effect in checking market activity, and except for Grand Trunks and Americans prices for all stocks. including consols, were generally lower The markets, especially mines. were also ad- versely affected by the Paris fiatness. Ameri- cans, after period of firmness closed duller Germany again bought Northern Pacific. but sold Canadian Pacific. New York absorbed New York Central Grand Trunks were boom ing largely increased business. I under stand that Illinois Central bonds have gone well. The Paris Bourse was flat on the anti Semitic riots The Berlin market steady I have reason to believe that the Bank of Ger many may lower the rate tomorrow to per cent. 1 believe that the financial position in Vienna Is far from satisfactory. There was released from the bank to-day G250O0 Japan ese money
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AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, Jan 1s.-Special cable and telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet's cover ing the principal points of accumulation indi- cate the following changes in visible supplies last Saturday, compared with the preceding Saturday:
 wheat-United States and Canada, east of the Rockies, decrease 1631.0oo bushels: afoat for and in Europe decrease. 300 900 bushels; worlds supply, total decrease 1.93l, 900 bushels
 Corn-United States and Canada, east of the Rockies, increase 22S7. 900 bushels
 Oats-United States and Canada, east of the Rockies. increase 76s, 900 bushels.
 Among the larger decreases reported by Bradstreets, not given in the official visible supply, are the falling off of 300, 600 bushels of Wheat at Northwestern interior elevators, 255,- GOO bushels at New Orleans. 59. 900 bushels at Galveston and 10000 bushels at Chicago private elevators.
 The only important increase reported Is that of 900 bushels in points in Manitoba and Ornfa rfn
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Jan E.-A stronger tone and more inquiry, which is expected to result in large business later. were the features in the Wool market here this week. Territory wools are continuing to attract the most attention, and a result the price has hardened although yet nominal quotations have not advanced. Fleece Wools show better demand and busi- ness is done about the basis of quotations Australian Wools held stronger in price and fair purchases are being noted. Quotations:
 Territory Wools. Montana fine medium and fine. 16GlSc; secured. 4sd50c: staple, 52G53c: Utah, Wyoming. etc. fine medium and nne 15917c; secured. 4Sd50c: staple. 52G53c.
 Australian. secured basis. combing, super fine. 70972c; combing. good. e5d6Sc; combing, average 62q65c; Queensland, combing, 65c
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. u.-CATTLE-Sales mostly below s5 Butchers and canners' stuff sold actively at steady prices. Few cows sold below g 50 and choice prime heifers sold g 5Oa4 Stockers and feeders sold at 8 359 50. Feeder sales chiefly at s4 1oq4 30. Calves were steady.
 HOGS-Sales were at an extreme range of 8 5oG3 75 for common to prime hogs. the best lots going at the top price of the season, The greater part of the offerings crossed the scales at $S eoG3 70 and pigs went largely at 8 4O9
 sHEEP-were weaker at sSGS 50 for few common lots up to s4 50G4 60 for choice fiocks. Yeariings sold anywhere from s4 4o6s5 accord ing to quality. but lambs were less active and lower at s4Q4 50 for the commonest to s 5OQ ing high s5 e5.
 Receipts-Cattle. $500; hogs. 2s. 900: sheep. 15.- 900.
 KANSAS CITY.
 KANSAS CITY, Jan. 1s.-CATTLE-Receipts official. $500. Market. steady; stockers. strong: 20: Western steers. ss 50a4 50: Western cows @ and heifers. g 50qS 75: native steers, 8 75q CTS and feeders. 8 25q5: bulls, s2 5oqS 75.
 HOGS-Receipts. official 17.500. Market about steady; bulk of sales, B 5Oq5 50; heavies SS 45q3 60; packers. s 4543 62l1: mixed. 8 i5G e5: lights 8 45as 60: workers, B 55G3 60:
 SHEEP - Receipts. official. 5000 Market. quiet; lambs. weak; lambs. s4a5 60; muttons.
 OMAHA.
 OMAHA, Jan. Receipts, 2sOO. Market, steady to 10c lower: native beef steers, S3 70d4 so; Westerns, 8 6064 50; Texas steers s3Q3 50; cows and heifers, s2 s5a3 s5; canners. s2d2 so; stockers and feeders, 8 60G4 55; calves $4G6; bulls. stags. etc, g 25d3 so. HOGS - Receipts, 5000. Market a shade stronger: heavy. & 45G3 55: mixed. 8 50a3 55 light, B 55d3 50: bulk of sales 8 45a3 55 sHEEP-Receipts. S3oO Market. steady: fair i to choice natives. s3 7564 45; fair to choice ! Westerns. 8 60d4 30: common and stock sheep | s3G3 S5: lambs. s4 5Od5 50. n rNVER. DENVER, Jan. 1S.-CATTLE-Receipts 300. Market. steady to firm: beef steers. s3 60G4 l5; COWS, s2G3 50; bulls, stags. etc, S1 75d3; calves | s4d5 75: stockers and feeders. g 65G4. | HOGS-Receipts 300. Market steady, demand l good light packers 8 40G3 55: heavy, S3 35d 45; mixed, SS 1563 50. | SHEEP-Receipts. 2s11, in transit. No sales: | no quotations
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POTATOES. ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

Potatoes and Onions rule firm. with moderate stocks. The Summer Vegetables from the South are bringing good prices.
 Hothouse Cucumbers from San Jose brought s2 per dozen.
 POTATOES-Early Rose. eoG7Oc; River Reds banks 6Od9Oc; Salinas Burbanks 75cGsl :: Sweet Potatoes. soc per ctl for Rivers and 6oQ15c for Merced; new Volunteer Potatoes. 21zQ3c per lb
 .oNIoNs-s2 25a2 50 per ctl; cut Onions q 50N2 per sack
 ETABLES-Marrowfat Squash s12d15 per ton; Hubbard Squash. sl0T12 per ton: Dried Peppers, bG6c per lb; Dried Okra. 15c; Cab bage. 6oG75c per ctl: Carrots. 25G60c per sack; Garlic, 9d31zc per ID: Asparagus, 12dl5c per ID for small and 20d30c for large.
 Los Angeles Green Peas, 4f5c: String Beans -; Toma toes 40cGs1: Green Peppers. 15120c per ID; Summer Squash, 10G12lzc; Egg Plant, l562Oc per In