davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1899-08-19
Sold at Auc ton.

|
c. A. Dallman, was In Phenix few
days since to look after the sale of the
Harqua Hala mines. Mr. Dallman,
who is the resident representative of
the English company which owns the
mines, is an old friend of T. G. Job.
Mr.. Job says the mines are to be sold
at auction on Monday, August 14th,
and that considerable interest is CEN
tered in the transaction, partly because
the mine is so well known, and because
this will be the first mine in Arizona
sold under the hammer. Since the
mine closed down about five years ago
the tailings have been worked at net
profit of nearly lOO,OO1s. The Bonanza
mine of the Harqua Hala group has an
extraordinary history. 1t was located
number of years ago by Col. G. II.
Gray, who did not realize the value Of
the property and sold it to Hubbard
& Bowers. The Haaqua Hala Gold
Mining company bought it six years
ago for 1,250,OO0s. This company got
about that much out of it, but the
value of the ore decreased and the de-
veloping of the mine was discontinued.
The property still produced ore which
could be marketed at good profit, but
not enough money could be realized to
the large number of stockholders in
the company. The ore. so far. had been
found largely in pockets. but there are
indications that body of ore would
have been found deeper Nearly every
mining man in the territory believes
there Ii good future for the Haruua
Hala group il the mines are worked on
practical basis. At the sale in Yuma
there will be bidders from all over the
territory, as well as from Denver and
California. A great many bids will also
be made by telegraph and through
agents.-Prescott Miner.
MIR. George E. Roberts, Director of
the Mint, acknowledges in statement
emanating from New York, that 1000
COOS in gold had come out of the Klon-
dixie for this calendar year." AS this
calendar year is yet in an unfinished
condition the statement attributed to
Mr.. Roberts is confusing IL is to be
assumed that what he did say is that
Ii iOUOOs have come out of Klondike
during the the present year. This as
sumption Is in measure confirmed by
subsequent statement of his that
this yeai'' 1896 total yield of gold in
the klondike will 'reach ls.OO0.OO0s to
20OOOOOOs.
Mohave County miner., 1899-08-19
Commercial Loans Negotiated
Upon Fair and Conservative Term
For Sale.

FOR Sale.
Ten lots, 23xl25 feet. in town ol
Kingman, with Improvements. I'D
provements consists of one houS'
22x34, with seven rooms. hall clos
cts. etc, together with outbNlIu,
ings, milk house, bake-room. BARN.
grainery, greenery. etc.
Also for sale milk COWS, year.
ing heifers, Z calves. 200 chickens
and 300 ducks. Present o"pe'
does good business supplying u"
merous customers with milk ese,
and fowls. A splendid well Z"
water on the premises. For pa,
ticulars. terms. etc. call on or q"
dress MoHAvE COUNTY MINER
Mohave County miner., 1899-08-19

may be made by Ktngmsn, "
money order or currency by EXPIRES,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-01
THE RAIs1N OUTLOOK.
NEW YORK. Jan. sl-rhe Journal of Con

NEW YORK, Jan. s1.-The Journal Of Com
merce says:
It is said by number of local distributors
that the Raisin Growers Association has been
a success far 1t has shown its ability to
maintain prices, yet there seems good deal
of dissatisfaction expressed in Eastern trade
with the methods employed by that organiza-
ton, the chief of which appears to be that
there was much of ungraded goods sold at
a comparatively low price that it prevented the
holders of graded stock disposng of their
goods as freely or as at full prices as they
thought they should. AS large percentage
of loose muscatel raisins now 60 into con-
sumption in seeded form, the fact of there
being two grades loose, is said to have thrown
the bulk of the trade of seeders lately to the
Pacific being cheaper and apparently in
seeded form as acceptable TO consumers as
graded goods. The best trade, however, has
always Disseminated between the two with
the result that while seeded stock prepared
from graded raisins has found q good outlet
and loose graded muscatels have sold WELL I'M
graded Pacific, account of comparatively
low prices, has curtailed consumption of the
former to n considerable extent. Some specula-
tion as to whether the association will be able
to maintain its position for another season or
not in view of the antagonism to its methods
developed in Eastern markets during the past
few months is being INDUCED In.
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ASSESSMENTS PENDING.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Blanche L. Weems (wife of James Pr.
Frances E. Burtis wife of R. W. to Jean M
Taylor wife of James u, lot on north line of
Fulton street, 55 w of Webster, N so by w 40;
SO
Charles w. and Charlotte Decker to Western
Loan Association, lot on north line of Page
street. 1868 w of Pierce, w rs by N 1875;
$4,000.
line of Fell street Is w of Masonic avenue
w % by N 100; so.
Michael ]. Sullivan to Mrs M J. Sullivan
(wife). lot on east line of First avenue 100 S
of Point Lobos. so by E 120 gift.
City and County oil San Francisco to Susan
Curran lot on southwest corner of Thirteenth
and Jessie streets. w 25:S by S 90
Thomas j. Walsh to Michael Condor lot on
east line of Fair Oaks street, 100 N of Twenty
fifth, Is by 125; $40.
Adam Sweigert to r. R. T. Thompson lot on
east line Of Kearny street, 1916 of Post, N 40
by E 60; So
Mrs. Peter B. Simons to Howard Presbyter-
ian Society. lot on southeast line of Mission
quit claim deed; 81.
Howard Presbyterian Society, by trustees to
William Ehrenpfort same; 500 000
Mary A. Ames to George f. Ames lot on e
line of Thirty-seventh avenue, 1855 OF A
street, s6:4. E 1876. Sc 20. SW 90:S; $40.
Josephine Worfot to Savings and Loan Soci-
ETY., rerecord Of 1923 1855. lots 22S 225, 229 and
231 Gift Map 2: So.
Charles Mccarthy to the Mccarthy Company
"a corporation), lots l. 2, and s. block A; lots
8, IS, go. 80 to A. block E. lots %. SO to 50 and
as, block 2: lots 6, Z. II, 10. 80, IS, 49, Al and
% block 10 j. lots It IS 4 Is and b 49, SlGsk 3 S
IL, block IS; lots and 49, " lot SO. block
2l lot 5, block 25; lots /. % to u.s. 80 and SO.
block 34 lots /. and 8, block II; lot IA. block
"a: lots to IL, block 20, all IN LakeyieW: $40
F. Harmon. undivided y lot g. block 4S4. Bay
View Homestead; $50
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Speculation was again active on the Bond
Exchange. Better quotations ruled for Equt-
able Gas, Hama Plantation and Hawaiian Com
mercial. Gas and Electric was weaker, Mu-
tual Electric was irregular and ranged between
81 50q12 IS. Oceanic Steamship rose to sT3.
Mining stocks were irregular. some selling
better and others falling off. Sierra Nevada
rose to sOc. but dropped back again.
AT the annual meeting Of the Investment
Board, on January 30. the following officers
were reelected: Frank Pauson. president; Jo-
seph B. Toplitz, vice president; NJ. H. Gross
mayer. chairman; Fred Rodda, secretary; Nat
Boas, treasurer.
At the annual meeting of the Belcher Mining
Company yesterday $4,000 out of $1,000 shares
of outstanding stock were represented. The
old management was reelected, follows
James Newlands, w. G. Morrow, ]. P. Martin,
George D. Edwards end James Newlands Jr.
James Newlands Sr. elected president,
W. G. Morrow vice president, F. E. Deitz sec
rotary. w. e. Sharon superintendent and the
Bank of California the depository OF funds.
The following local interpretations disbursed
dividends during the past month:
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS--Are lower and dull on
the spot az the nominal quotation of 25s usual
options. The chartered wheat fleet in port has
a registered tonnage OF 11,5o0 against g. 800
tons the same date last year; disengaged,
49, $50 tons against Is, 500; on the way to this
port, LAB, 300 tons against 1s9, 700
WHEAT-There is no more boom. The East
ern markets have quieted down and quotations
are lower. Selling is the order of the day.
This market shares the depression and prices
lower all around.
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 81 121k@1 10: milling.
81 171z@1 20 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s:15 o'clock-May-ls 900
ctls, 81 17t1 1000, 81 17%.
Second SYSTEMATICALLY 900 ctls, 81 Tx; 1000,
81 f7ss; COO 81 II; 10000, 81 IT'S.
Regular Morning Session = May-4O00 ctls,
81 1913; 10000, 81 IL 10000 81 171s; 2000 81 17A
Afternoon DISQUALIFICATION ctls 81 1873; TO-
k000 81 1871.
BARLEY-Futures declined again. Dealers
still hold the spot market up bv main strength,
for there is little demand.
Feed, 81 27RG1 30; Brewing, minai.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s:15 o'clock-SelIer '9s
new-4000 ctls S911c
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-Seler 49, new
| 1000 ctls S9Ac; 5000, S9%c.
Afternoon Session-Seller so, new-12, 900 ctIs
Ss1Ac; 1000. Ss7sc; 1000. ssNc; 2ooo ssSc.
OATS-Though the market Is extremely dull
stood that stocks up north are greatly reduced
Fancy Feed, 81 S5@1 BIN per ctl; good tc
choice, 81 30@1 32h; common, 81 27h Surprise
| 81 421k91 80; Gray, 81 3041 So; Milling, 81 32h0
l IS per ctl; Red, s 55ql s.; Black 81 soQ1 IS
excess of the demand,. and the market ruler
| dull in consequence Prices unchanged.
/ Small round Yellow. 81 IL; Eastern large Xas
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DRIED FRUITS, NUTS AND RA1s1Ns.

Apricots and Peaches are reported very firm
in New York. with light stocks Prunes are
steady and in moderate demand. Otherwise
there is nothing new.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. SIC for 4o-5o's Az
@474c for 5o-6o's 3Aq31Ac for 60-7O's, 2h92%c for
7o-S0s, "a 621zc for S0-90s, 2Q2Ac for 90 1oO's
and 1%@2c for 100-11o's; Silver Prunes. 2h@
&c; Peaches, 6971kc for good to choice 7lkQSc
for fancy and 10@12kc for peeled Apricots. 10
G12hc for Royals and 1910 for Moorpark
Evaporated Apples, 7A@7Ac; dried 4941ac:
Black Figs, sacks, 2G21ac: Plums. 41kG6c for
pitted and 1011ac for unpitted; Nectarines. SO
&c for prime to fancy; Pears, 6gSc for quarters
and sd9c for halves.
RAISINS-S4c for two-crown, 4%c for three
crown. SIC for four-crown, 51aD6lac for Seed
less Sutanas. 41ac for Seedless Muscatels and
81 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes 2Ad3c
NUTS-Chestnuts, &c per lb; Walnuts. 7Qsc
for hardshell, 901oc for softshell Almonds,
7@sc for hardshell, 13014c for softshel 15G16c
for paper-shell; Peanuts, 6d7c for Eastern and
411G5c for California: Cocoanuts 81 5095
HONEY-Comb 10Q11c for bright and s99c
for lower grades; water white extracted, $40
&c; light amber extracted, &c; dark. 6951sc
per H.
BEESWAX-24Q26c per ID.
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Canadian Pacific, ss%; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred S3ss; Union Pacific preferred S27s Grand
Trunk. IN bar silver easy, % 7-1sd per ounce;
money III per cent.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Poultry declined again, the free receipts from
the East thus far this week having depressed
the market Game also dull.
Another car of Eastern Poultry sold at IS $50
90 for Hens, Sc 5097 for young BOOSTERS. IS
for old BOOSTERS, So 5096 for Fryers. IS 80 for
Ducks, 81 30 for Geese, and 12G121ec per 10 for
Turkeys.
POULTRY - Dressed Turkeys. RG15c; live
Turkeys. 11@12c for Gobblers and 129l21sc for
as 5 Hens pA young SO Rosters S a
Fryers 81 5O95; Broilers, S4q4 so for large. $59
50 for small Pigeons, s1Q1 % per dozen for
old and $272 Is for Squads.
GAME-Quail. 81 2591 50; Mallard 81 5O@3;
Canvasback, S397: Sprig, 81 25g1 so; Teal. 81 so;
Widgeon. s191 20: Small Duck, 75c9s1; English
Snipe. So so; Jack Snipe, 81 %; Gray Geese
s2q2 so; white Geese. 75c9s1; Brant 81 ESQ
so: Honkers. S394: Hare. 75c6H: Rabbits
81 80 for Cottontails and Sol rs for small
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

There is further change in Butter. but
fine goods rule firm. Cheese is weak. but no
lower. Eggs off again. with sellers making
concessions
BUTTER
Creamery Fancy creameries. 24925c; sec
onds, 22G23c
Dairy : Choice to fancy. 1920; common
grades. 14d1Sc.
Picked Goods-Firkin. 1761sc; picked roll.
17dIsc for dairy and 19q20c for creamery
squares; creamery tub nominal.
Eastern Butter-Ladle packed, 1e916ko per
10; Elgn. nominal.
CHEESE-Choice mild new. 11h912c; old, 10
ale; Cream Cheddar. 12G12lec; Young Amer
lea 12G13c Eastern. 10G12c
EGGS-Ranch Eggs 26927i5c per dozen; store
Eggs. 22G2lc: Eastern. NG22lhc-
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PROVISIONS.

Cottolene in tierces has advanced, but re-
mains unchanged in cases. The other descrip-
lions stand as before, and the demand is
nothing extra.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 7Ac per lb for
heavy, Sc for light medium, 1oc for light. 1o1eo
for extra light and 129121ac for sugar cured
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 10Q1ohc; Cali
fornia Hams s910c; Mess Beef 50 so per Dbl:
extra Mess Beef, $40; Family Beef. s12 so: extra
Prime Pork ST. extra clear SIS; mess, SIS;
Smoked Beef, lie per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 4%@5%c per lb for
compound and 7QSc for pure; half barrels,
pure. SIC: 1C-lb tins, SIC; BIB tins, SIC
COTTOLENE-Tierces, 63sQ6tsc; packages
less than 300 lbs. lib pals, 60 in case, SIC;
3-lb pals 20 in a case, S9sc; BIB pals. IL in
case, SIC: 10-lb pals, In case. S%c: 50-lb
tins / or 2 in a case. TIC; wooden buckets. 20
lbs net, SBc; fancy tubs so lbs net, TNc; half
barrels, about ITO lbs, TIC.
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HAY AND FEEDsrUFFs.

Hay continues weak in spite of moderate re-
ceipts The prospects Of more rain add to the
weakness. Bran and Mddngs unchanged.
BRAN-s2O 5o021 so per ton.
MIFDLINGS-s22@24 per ton.
FEEDsTUFFs = Rolled Barley, s2sgz7 per
ton; Oilcakc Meal at the mill, s31931 So;
jobbirg, SS2G32 so; Cocoanut Cake, $24925; Cot
tonseed Meal s2Sd3o per ton; Cornmeal,
s23 60q24 so; Cracked Corn, s24G25; Mixed Feed.
$40 50G2l
CALIFORNIA HAY Wheat. s1s@17 so for
fancy coming in: Wheat and Dat, s14Q16; Oat
sl3 scala so; Island Barley, s13@14: Alfalfa, s12
@13; Stock. none; Glover, nominal
OUTSIDE HAY (from Oregon, Utah. etc)-
Wheat and Wheat and Dat, sl3 60a14 so; Cheat,
81 sogl2; Timothy, s12a1s 50 per ton.
STRAW-50@7Oc per bale.
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Total .......................... 44s, {
A summary Of the di,,idands Ia nr-o..aI
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, Jan,

Totals ..................sl.os s,64s s1.44s
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-CATTLE ruled strong at
yesterdays advance. Sales a basis
of s4d4 10 for common beef steers up to IS 60
as so for better grades, with prime beeves
bringing s6G6 20; bulls, g 1904 25 cows and
heifers So 3094: Western fed steers. 81 100
So: Texas steers. So 7595 10; calves, So 50d7.
HOGS averaged fully 10c lower. Fair to
choice, So SoG3 IS; packing lots. 50 6o93 Is;
mixed, SO 6odS 70; butchers. 50 62zG3 STA light.
50 55Q3 IS; pigs, So 25@3 sly.
SHEEP and lambs sold decidedly higher than
yesterday. Inferior to prime sheep, 81 5e94 20;
Western feeders. 81 80; ewes. So 1893 90; year
lings. 81 1904 80; lambs s4d5 o..
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, IS. 900; sheep. 49,,
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CHICAGO. MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. s1.-The Government report,
which showed a yield of 375, OOo. 600 bushels Of
wheat last year, gave wheat a weak start
May opened ss9Ac lower at 765s476IAc, and as
the outlook rendered more unfavorable by
sharp slump at Liverpool; May declined to
76c. The extremely cold weather with the
unprotected condition of the winter wheat
caused more or less apprehension of damage
to the plant, and there were many reports
to that effect buying became quite general
while May advanced slowly to 1850. AS the
session advanced foreigners were reported to
be selling at the seaboard, while New York
st. Louis and the Northwest had liberal selling
orders here. That discouraged holders and a
season of active liquidation set in, which car
ried prices off pretty steadily. Bradstreets Wis
ible showed 272, 900 bushels decrease in stocks
of wheat in this country and 400, 600 decrease in
and ahoat for Europe. Longs abandoned their
holdings and the selling became SO aggressive
that May slid off to 745s@74%c, where ii closed
decline of 21s42hc for the day.
Bearish Government figures and the low Liy-
erpool cables started corn weak A good de-
mand from commission houses sprang up and
The radical weakness in wheat near the close
displaced all other considerations and the de-
cline was rapid. May closed ha9sc lower.
There was considerable liquidation in oats
and the buying was scattered the market
ruled weak and lower May lost &C.
There was nothing in the provisions situa-
ton TO disturb holders. but the opening de-
loss in value of that commodity demoralized
weak holders and a decline set in all around
Pork declined 17i1c, lard 10c and ribs 7h6lOc
The leading futures ranged follows:
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6s; minimum. so. mean. So
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST


WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
The storm which central in Washington
this morning has elongated into trough OF
low pressure extending from Washington
southeastward into Northern Arizona. An area
OF high pressure overlies Montana and the
country to the east of the Rocky Mountains
accom- panied by temperatures below zero.
Light rain or snow has fallen throughout
" Washington, Oregon. along the California coast
as far south as Cape Mendocino. Idaho and
yhe country to the east Of the Rocky Mount
aims.
The temperature has fallen over the entire
Pacific Slope. II will fall much more Wednes-
day ana will be accompanied by high north
west wind
Conditions are favorable for scattered show
ers with snow in the mountains in California
Wednesday.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours. ending midnight, February l. 1899:
Northern Calfornia-Probably light showers
Wednesday; much colder: high northwest wind
Southern California - Probably showers
Wednesday; much colder; high northwest wind
Nevada-Light snow Wednesday; much cold
err with high northwest wind.
Utah-Snow Wednesday; much colder; a cold
wave: high northwest wind.
Automatically with snow in the north
portion Wednesday; much colder; high north
wind.
san Francisco and viclnlty-Probably show
ers Wednesday; colder; high northwest wind.
G. H. WILSON,
Local Forecast Official
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ing directions of the world are kept on hand
for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be OBTAINED regarding
lights dangers to navigation anu all matters
NJ Interest to ocean commerce
The time ball on the tower OF the new Ferry
obn,,t ten minutes before noon and dropped at
noon 12Oth meridian. by telegraphic signal re
ceived each day from the United States Naval
Observatory. Mare Island Cal:
A notice stating whether the ball was dropped
on time or giving the error, If any. is published
In the morning papers the following DAY
TJauteuant u S N, in charge
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DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Oranges IN better supply again and quiet
err. Lemons are not very active. Lines con-
tinue scarce. Apples are in liberal supply and
quiet
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, 35Q75c for common, SOL % per box
for No. / and 81 5O01 rs for choice.
Pears-50cdH per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 5000 10
per box; Seedlings. s161 so: Mandarins. 81 %
al so; Lemons, 75cds1 so for common and s263
for good to choice; Mexican Lines, Sc 5067
California Lines, 50c9S1 per small box; Grape
Fruit. s162; Bananas 81 25@2 so per bunch ;
Pineapples, s2G4 so per dozen.
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BEANS AND SEEDS

Alfalfa Seed has again advanced. the demand
being good Other Seeds are unchanged. Beans
stand the same. with light demand.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 S5G31 50; Small Whites, 81
o. 15i Large Whites 81 1901 So; Pinks SIG
z, 10: Reds. g 5000 s.; Backeye 50 70; Buffers
Red Kidneys 81 10 per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 81 5o94 75 per ctl;
yellow Mustard. 50 1904; Flax, nominal; Canary
Seed, 2A9224c per 10: Alfalfa, SGSAc; Rape
2Aq2Ac; Hemp 2h@3c; Timothy, 5Q5ko.
DRIED PEAS-Niles 81 65G1 20; Green. 81 10
per ctl.
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POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes and Onions are weak and dull at
the reduced prices. Vegetables are in better
supply.
PoTAToEs-a 1901 rs per ctl for Early
Rose; So@s0c per sack for River Burbanks;
Petaluma Burbanks, S0Q90c; Oregon. 75c@s1 !;
Sweet Potatoes, 81 rs for MERGED; New Pota-
toes 1920 per 10.
per ctl
VEGETABLES : Green Peas. 49sc; String
/ IS for Los Angeles; Egg Plant 1O@121kc per
10 Garlic, 4Q6c per ID; Dried Okra, 15c per n;
Green Peppers, 6Qsc per ~ Dried Peppers. 10
Pic; Marrowfat Squash. S25G30 per ton; Car
rots 25935c per sack; Mushrooms, 10000
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AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLIES.

NEW YORK. Jan. Especial and tele-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreets indicate the
following changes in available supplies last
week:
Wheat, United States and Canada. east of
Rockies, decrease, 2s9, 600 bushels: ahoat for
and in Europe. decrease. 100000; total supply.
decrease, sos, 000
Corn, United States and Canada, east OF
Rockies, increase. 664, GOO bushels.
Oats. United States and Canada, east Of
Rockies, returns incomplete.
The aggregate stocks of wheat held at Port
land Or, and Tacoma and Seattle. Wash. de-
creased 217, 900 bushels last week.
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FLOUR AND M1LLsruFFs.

Prices remain without change. in spite OF
the many fluctuations in the products
along back.
FLOUR = Family extras. 81 1904 Is; bakers
extras, s. 90Q4.
MILLSTUFFs-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour, So rs per 100 pounds; Rye Flour, 81 rs
per 100; Rice FLOUR, 81; Cornmeal, 81 50; ex-
ira cream Cornmeal. IS 25 Oatmeal, "a 20: Dat
Groats, 81 80: Hominy, 50 25G3 so; Buckwheat
81 90; Whole Wheat Flour, So 80; Rolled Oats
(barrels), So 8596 %: in sacks IS sos 05; Pearl
per 100 pounds.
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There has been very little Spring Lamb re-
ceived here thus far. Beef rules firm again.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality ca
SIC: third quality, 5@5hc.
vEAL-Large, 7Gsc; small, 7Qsc per lb.
MuTTON-Wethers. SqS1ac; Ewes, 71s98c.
LAMB-81a@sc per lb
.-PoRK-Live Hogs, 4A@4hc for large. 40
4zsc for medium and 3l7Q4c for small; stock
Hogs, 31a@3Ac; dressed Hogs, 6@7c.
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LONDON WOOL SALES

LONDON. Jan. s1-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day consisted of a good all
LII - I L. 5,II "ae e&tIeine cotnpeu-
continental buyers. Secured Merinos clothing
was sought by Germany, and the French buy
ers purchased some combing at higher rates.
The American operators were small buyers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Jan. 31-The wool market here
holds steady. with a rather firm undertone
apparent, but the volume of sales continues
moderate. Territory woods hold steady IN
price and moderate lots are being picked up as
wanted. Australians firm, but sales are
somewhat slow. Quotations:
Territory wools-Montana, fine, medium and
Utah, Wyoming, etc, fine, medium and fine,
1Sd15c; secured price, 43c; staple, 47d4Sc.
Australian woods, secured basis-Combing SUI
perfne, 7O972c; good 60G6Sc; average. 60965c.