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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14

be developed. the products of the soil and
manufacture will indefinitely increase, ana
domestic and International trade will be
multiplied In It's proportions. Now in all
this material regeneration OF China the
Chinaman will be in evidence. Not dol
lar will be gathered from the soil, from
trade from mines, from manufactures,
without his securing a due proportion as
a reward for his part in the enterprise.
He will patiently and faithfully work for
a master for half a generation. and in the
second half he will appear as his own
master at the head of thriving bust
ness. Thus. in the industries of the flu
ture wherever there is work TO be done,
there will be found Chinese ready to sell
strength" as working for hire is called IN
Chlnai and they will sell more strength
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14
POLITICS IN GEORGIA.

Clay Randolph and Terrell constitute
the Eleventh senatorial district. and d
r. Stewart of Clay county is put forward
as the candidate for senator by the peoplo
Of that county.
Twiggs county, under the rotation svs-
tenn, will furnish the next senator from
the Twenty-irst district, and the man f.
said to be Hon. H. f. Griffin, who pre-
scented that county in the last House.
Harris county names the next senator
from the Twenty-ffth district. compose I
of the counties Of Harris, Upson and Tai
bot, and II is said that his name will he
3. Fl. Williams Of Hamilton Harris coun-
ty.
Hon. Neil McInnis Of Richmond county.
it is announced, VIII be the next senator
from the Eighteenth district ccmposed OF
Richmond, Jefferson and Glas oek Mr..
McInunis is comparatively new man in
state politics.
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San Antonio Herald: The recent forest
fires in this neighborhood have done quite
an amount Of damage The fire was espe-
cially fierce in and around the cemetery
ana but FOR the ufneiy arrivaT-of help
considerable injury to fences and build
ings would have been done
Tampa Tribune: President George j.
Baldwin, Of the Tampa Electric Com
pany aohed the city yesterday from Sa
Vannah, ana viii remain for several DAYS.
The coming OF President Baldwin Just at
this time is the forerunner Of some Of the
most important improve ments in Tampa's
street railway service that have ever been
Imagined by the most ardent enthusiast
IDeiinite announcement Of these change
pnd improvements is withheld for the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14

the main chance. Money is not as pleati-
full as 1t was and she does not care for
roughing ii. So she had Rounds control
break the information gently to him last
week not TO attend seances oftener than
once a month, instead of twice week.
The fact is, poor Rounds was getting to
be a nuisance.
Mrs. Gillen n Clever Woman.
Mrs. Gillen, the medium who bears such
a striking resemblance to Catherine the
spirit wife of Martin Luther, is a remark
abl clever woman. This is one of the
spirit manifestations she will give for
good sum to people who like to sit
around in a parlor and shiver with a
creepy feeling about the ghosts they don't
believe in Let a committee tie Mrs. Gil
lens wrists together with strong cords
and sew her skirts and waist tightly to
the chair she sits in. Then fill her hands
full of oatmeal, so that the slightest move
she makes will spill the meal in her lap.
Set music box and a either on a table
across the ROOM Bolt the doors and fas-
ten them with screws. Turn the gas out
and step into the next room, separated
from that by porticoes, and also dark
The curtains scarcely close behind the
con mittee before gho is big and little. Will
tegin to come from the room in which the
medium sits, Music box and either strike
up tunes, and presently the music box
itself comes sliding across the floor, push
ed by some unseen force.
you have some papers in your breast
rocket; the spirits want them" SAYS a
seculchral voice out of the darkness at
your elbow. You are sitting holding hands
around table with twenty others. You
lean forward to bring your pocket against
the table, but a hand slips in and seizes
the papers deftly.
"Why, here is a ring on nv finger nv
claims another "Whew, but 1t is hot. II
burns" The ring CLOVIS like fire. is
snatched away suddenly and a woman on
the other side of the table finds IL placed
on her index finger.
The committee lights the gas. goes into
the next room to find the medium sitting
quietly in her chair, not a particle of the
oatmeal spilled from her hands. not a
stitch broken In the threads by which her
clothes were sewed to the chair The doors
and windows are still fastened with
screws The only other article in the
ROOM besides the table, are few chairs
and a sldeboard. There is no closet.
Was there a trap door?
There might have been.
Was there a blind closet in the wall?
There might have been.
Were any Of the twenty people con-
federates of the medium?
They might have been. Nobody knows
who they were.
But the double of Martin Luthers wife.
Catherine, is clever magician.
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for the money than will men of any other
nation.
Again, dollar in the hands of a China
man represents far greater purchasing
power than 1t does in the hands of a Eu-
ropean. In China a dollar will purchase l.
800 pieces of cash compose of copper and
zinc. These cash. with a hole in the cen
ter and strung on a cord, weigh seven
pounds. A servant or common laborer In
Pekin is glad to give ten days of labor
and carpenter or mason six days TO Sc
cure this amount of cash. This money
would give a comfortable supper to an av-
erage family. Three dollars a month, or
$S6 year, would cover the living income
of Chinese family Of the working class.
The meaning of this is that the Chinaman
win survive and prosper under conditions
of life which would discourage and finally
overwhelm the European.
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'MA.&oNes a 'a ss g. Ss

An SILK Heavy Satin and Taffeta Rib
bons.
No. / Baby Ribbon, 1c yard, 4Sc spool.
No. Ribbon, 12-inch 212c yard 20c bolt.
No. Ribbon 1-inch, sc yard, 45c bolt
No. Ribbon, 114-inch, &c yard. SOC bolt.
No. Ribbon 11a-inch, Sc yard, 75c bolt.
No. y Ribbon, 2-inch, 10c yard, SOC bolt.
No 16 Ribbon, 2A-inch, 1212c yard, $l.10
bolt.
No. o Ribbon, 213-inch, 15c yard, $1.35
bolt.
No. 20 Ribbon, S-inch. 171sc yard, sl.6O
bolt.
No. so Ribbon. 4-inch. zoe yard $l.S5 bolt.
No in Heavy Satin Ribbons, 25c yard,
$40 bolt.
Black Velvet Ribbons, 2Oc, 3Oc, SOC and
90c bolt.
All the above run 10 yards to bolt. Write
for samples and see what value.
J. A. p. Coats Spool Cotton, SOC dozen.
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fDaily except Sunday. All other trans
daily unless otherwise noted. Trains 81
and 81 Schedule South) daily Jacksonville
to Port Tampa.
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The QUAKER'S WORD HIS BOND.
The Reputation of the Quakers for
Honest Dealing and Truthfulness
is known the World Over, ana
when a Promise is Made 1t Is Full
filled.

The Quaker Doctor has made a name
and a record that is envied by some of the
greatest specialists of the country, and
no other physician can lay claim to great
er success in curing disease.
From early morn til late at night mis-
office at 215 Liberty street, west, is crowd
ed with patients, and those who are I'M
der his treatment tell wonderful stories OF
his marvellous skill in curing disease and
alleviating the suffering of the afflicted.
Hundreds of Savannah's most prominent
citizens have taken advantage of his skill
md testimonials by the score have been
showered upon him by those who have felt
the almost miraculous effects of his treat
ment. When the Quaker Doctor first es-
tablished his office in this city the ma
jority of people were inclined to believe
that he was but another of the many itin-
Grant physicians who were here to-day
and gone tomorrow, leaving behind as a
token of the peoples good will a lot of
broken promises and uncured diseases
THE QUAIxER's BOND.
The Quaker has never made a promise
that has not been filed and when pa
tent is told that his case will be cured the
reputation of a Quaker is at stake, and
that will be protected by all means. The
Quakers are noted the world over and rec
ognized for their truthfulness and honesty,
and the promises made by the Quaker
Doctor has been in keeping with that
reputation and have in every instance been
fulfilled.
Many surgical opera tons have been per
formed by the Quaker Doctor that have
demonstrated his surgical skill, while dis
eases have rapidly succumbed to his skill
full treatment that had for years baffied
the greatest physicians Of this country.
No matter where you may go, the work
that has been accomplished by the Qua
ker Doctor is the theme of conversation
and 1t is truly wonderful the reports that
have been made by those who have tested
his skill as a physician and surgeon.
The Quaker Doctors show their feelings
for humanity by treating charity cases
absolutely free when they can be cured
The crowds who can be found in wait
ing at the office of the Quaker Doctor, q;
Liberty street. west, is the strongest evil
dence of his skill and efficiency that he
has demonstrated by the success attending
his cases in this city.
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Ladies' Dongola Kid. Button and Lace
Shoes, all solid, $1.25 and $3.50
Children's Fine Button and Lace Shoes,
SOC, 75c, SOC, 800 and sl.25 per pair
Shoe Dressing, best made, Sc bottle, 4oc
dozen.
Mems Heavy Undershirts and Drawers
S9c
Ladies' Black Seamless Hose. &c. 1Oc and
I5c
Mems Black and Tan Seamless Hose,
TIC pair, 75c dozen. Iss
Ladies' and Gents Linen Collars, &c
each.
Fine Line Ladies' Pocketbooks. zoe.
Fine Line Tooth Brushes. &c each
Fine Line Brush Edge Binding, 4c yard.
Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne, 15c bottle.
Tappans Face Powders, &c, sc and Sc
bottle.
Fine line Toilet Soaps, &c, &c, 4c and Sc
cake.
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He Al ING AND CUR Nc
The SICK AND AFFLICTED

What Is Being Done by the Quaker
Doctor at His Offices, 215 Liberty
street, West-Hundreds of Surgi-
cal Operations and Wonderful
Cures That Have PerpIcNcd Both
the Medical Profession and the
Public Generally.
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CHINESE HABITS OF INDUSTRY.
MonGOlians Excel All other Peoples
I'm Their strict Economics.

From the Atlantic Monthly.
No race Of men can surpass the Chi
nese in habits of industry and thrift, says
d. u. Sheffield in the January Atlantic
With the Introduction of Western clviliza-
tion, the vast resources Of the country win
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-03

CHICAGO. Jan. 2-The quistude OF the holiday
markets was broken today In the wheat pit and the
irniness which characterized that csreal, despits
the duiness Of the fesfal week, was turned 70 de-
ish news and statisfics. May wheat opened ic over
Saturday, at 6stavsAcs principally because o. the
strength Of Liverpool the Engliah grain center be-
ing Influenced by decrease In stocks and tn
the amount on passage. Trade early was rather
light. but became moro active later IS the demand
ers and commission houses had large orders from
the outside Shorts and soma others saw reason f0
buying in sympathy with tho strength Of the pro-
vision market The announcement Of the decrease
tendency Of the market. which already was .oys
the call figure May assembled 70 ioa@so1c and closed
strong Hale over Saturday OF 701G
Corn was strong, sympathizing with both the
wheat and the provision markets and supported By
independent news. Confidence in the bull posi-
small country acceptance In spite cs the good
weather for movement May closed ac oser satrr-
Oats were dun. but nrm. in sympathy with other
Provisions were exceptionally strong starting With
q jump which surprised even those who had been
looking for an improvement. MAY pork allowing an
initial gain of 16c. May lard cf 7A@l0c and Nay
ribs of 7t8l2ic. Commission heaises IN the pit
with large buying erders from the outside. Will.
there were no sellers Of product for some time.
When the market waa ct the top-up frum pa
on May lard 70 a2lc for May pork-there was nat
uraliy some profit TAXING. but Its effect trivial
the combined effect q Light hog reseipts whsss
liberal ones had been expected. Of higher prices at
the yards and the small January deliveries. Nag
pork closed sale over Saturday: May lard ute bet-
ter, at %; and MAY ribs Ni@0oc better.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
vrrt, NJ tuha fv1nuf,r
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PURCHASING PRICES.

Ths following prices are being offered 10 the -.
ducer by the local deslss Tor delivery In round io
on the dock and IN tho ear At SEATTLE:
iced SIS soaia; bran, sil; shoria. ui
Hay-Puget sound. Ss@lo; Eastern WaAhinGtss
timothy. Nnais; alfalfa. 90 per tnA
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch 2i@.6c
Buttsr-Fresh ranch. .a8sDc: creamery. NE
Poultry-Live chickens, l39l3c; live turkeys. NC;
Live stoch-Chcics besf cattle. cows. sQ!eei
stesn ll@sc; choics shesp. it@sc; sood hos. i've.
ssc: tcss drssssd; ee; calves. dressed. Largo se'
Hides. peiss and wool Heavy sound saited stsess.
over % ibs se;. medium. sound. per ID, &c; hset
sound. under g lbs. &C.: cows. sound. all weights.
Sac; stays. bulls and oxen. e; salted hips. ~;
calves per h. ~; Cssn hdss. Y leaa than .aitsd;
summer deer, Per ID. 229Nc: winter deer. DRY, ls0
isc; papey dssr, e@lsc; dry elh. selac: Green slk
Esst:m We.hinstcc rea sa,oc. Wssts,~ wan.
inEton wool ~; dirty OF timbse burned. is&lAs'
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Business was much brisker today on the markets
than was expected for the day following holiday
Fruit was in fairly good demand with the ex-
ccption Of apples. They allow. and buyers were
looking for the best varieties at prices below quo
tationA
Oranges are selling well Shipments are coming
in daily by rail from California. japanese or
anges arc in good supply. The price has been
reduced 10 81 for boxes and Soc for half boxes.
A car Of bananas arrived yesterday and another
today. Both In good condition.
Vegetables are in fairly good demand. ship
ment OF California caulifower which came in on
the last steamer Is cleaning up well at 81 per sack
few boxes Of BRUSSELS sprouts are selling 1t VI
per box
A shipment OF sweet potatoes arrived this morn
ing. The market " Arm at SIS per cwt. Eastern
and Puget sound potatoes are In good demand.
Onions and beans are in good demand. with .
rather limited supply.
Butter and eggs are unchanged Creamery but
ter commands Sec and fresh ranch eggs are still
rather weak Mt &c to DC.
Fresh fish is scarce. except herring. Fairly large
shipments OF these coming In from tho lower
Sound. Alaskn shipments Of halbut are not heavy
enough to supply the market. Columbia river smeh
are beginning to arrive.
Poultry is steady Today's shipments were ex-
treInely light Last weeks shipments cleaned I'D
we'll. few jack rabbits ana cottontails from
Yakima are sale.
An advance Of ic Is quoted on Arbuckis's and
Lion coffee.
few changes in hardware are quoted Nails and
wire have risen. while there has been slight DO
Grain and feed remain unchanged.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General ouotatiens.

NEW YORK. Jan a.Fiour-Itsceipt:. $50 sss-
rels; exports. d. s2 barrels; market held above buy
ers ; winter straghts. s. A0a3B.
Wheat Receipts, $500 bushels; exports. 13.M
bushels. Spot. firm: No. . red. 75zc T. o. b. afoet
options opened fmer. advance on higher cables
and the strength in provisions. Later the market
was Influenced BY liberal decreases in the AInssi-
can and Engish visible higher provision prices
and lighter offerings, that sfterea steNly sd4s
vance all the afternoon the close was stronf At ec
net advance March closed at 7stc; May 75ec;
Woooi-ouiet; domestic fleece. nalsc; Texas. II
@l7c
H0Fs-Quiet
Co6ee-Options closed steady with prices un-
changed 70 points higher sales. y, 20 bags In
Guiding January, 85c March, s.sa96 Sc; April
soc sbct Rio. hrraer; No. invoice, I've; Ma
jobbing nc; mild. 1rmer; Cardova, 6@12c.
Sugar-Raw. finn, held higher; refined. steadys
graduated. As5c; cut loaf. b35c.
Visible supply OF Grain
The statement Of the visible supply Of grain IN
store and anoat on Saturday. December %, 1923. -
compiled BY the New York stock exchange, u a.
follows. " ~
Wheat So $4,000 bushels: decrease $4,000 BUSH
els Corn ii sos 900 bushels decrease 1000 BUSH
els Oats 5.6si 900 bushels: increase, ~ 900 BUSH
els Rye, l293o6o bushels: decrease. 600o bushe1k
Barley. 2,5i60oo bushels decrease ls6.ooO bushels.
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iib cans. 81; los;s bssf, Us; roast shici.n. So:
. .S ., sssssl s = ~ roast TURKEY W" PIG '''s
-. -, ssa,s 80. 49,, =.
s.a ' ssn - psr ssei 6 - - s.s q
turnips. eoe Par sack: cabbass Ibc99 pr ewt;
parmips. Nc@s1 10 per SACK garlic i0c; lettuce lo8
isc pr do.; h1.nou X. ~, 49, celery nss
Ia, 81: green onions ioc Dor don; siIverSiins n ~
50 pef cwt; oyster plant. ssaioc per b; pumpkips
rs 8 p ser a. a. ssu''A' '''' ''- s"a'n0'' WIG
r-rs..
CO.. ,,,,.-o,,n. r.'' .s.s,,,,. 81 =, 49,.
nfs@s: Japanese. 5ocasl per box; lemons, SsS
H.: a Ss % doz: apples. sscasi Ser bo osnss =
eordins to varisty: California fgs solid pachsd soc
81: cartons. 81 io5il5 smyrna nes. Isd1c per ii:
r s ,s s sss sss e T &c sson sa Persian
Dried t.aits-Aprieot', blsssh:d PER ID. iieIse;
s, IN ,1e eashsd ese S Ssss pss 70
:s s 10. S s cssa ssa s !. ,a
s. Il iney f ss mail s c Pc Golden ID
per ID
c.,n.d vegetable. MISUNDERSTANDING. aa,n, ,sca
4, a. somatoes salons ss 4 silver shisd 81 10:
ss.. gsss n Rfos s' ssssa b ss, He Is.
beans, - s " I 1922 tss I; sss II
rooms y % r. nhhire pa ", x ~
prsi.st nears 20 q. white cherries. RI se: blaek
h -, *. ,cachss cslifornia ~ assSa a. strsw
cherIe' 81 a. a. 20 n g,srss q *. ,,nrs
y X gcoseberrIes n 40: faspbsrriss sseo: pine.
apples. Johnson ssss Pis.Assort 6 = gallon.
ns 4 ~ bacSberries n atb TIM 81 a. c,rrsnts
gsilon tins $50; plum saiion ens' wv r."
tins. tl1' srsp~' 4'o As'' 49,
staple GrOcerfeD.
rvA..o,.t. ,;o,tsrrfy, .He,.. ,aib Premium Hct
1a,ib Easie. ~, Star la-ib boxes zoe.
Cocc. tosoinsEpp W ,n no,tsn r1 DIl In TIM ss
Ca nc.e 1. a.. as a. fsbs,a,inss III. ~
S,.,.sS.rssJ GuS ffobtSn " de ncr case 01B:
x,ssh,srH y, =. ~ char'ss crssnn E7S, Standard
g y. wc,rns nn.veessrsa x. Economy N1;
Maenoaia. B s
SIS medium. = IS; large ne@ ~. av,,.
syrups uoconel-Dnps Dds - sH ~ ri S,;r 49,
topn' per eaI VIC. dnpe ness; - ~; sirs II s0:
CCanIomA u1ps. IN, I'M - 49, 49, "A. M.
Orleans mols:ses Lgai tina per case ~ - tin.
pIs ~ SaUn isaa uns. Psr ~ WI xi,,,.. ~ cana
pn -. ~ essi ,scses. m hottIss "a:
- 50; yvev. ~ eans. II s,.. n. Ihhis
Rints. va ~sas McAetss We SsAs sn' " T'"
.R2;s sch,,,., an. a., MN r.t,s. each.
se.su uonUns'-Uio pale. ~; 49, p ~, 40
g. Sandofnia. Ein cans oos IN a." pss 49,
N S@L ,..,x. N. -. n. .oAss
xyrscHen Voouhs,-eocss =. ese - wy
49, ~. 'aca .orss A. POLE. y'c a. a.. No
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OILS and Turpentine.

Cylinder nil bbtu Sn6q1c. rasas ~ adyanc0L
lots 1ie. sam los 1,c iess than socn iots' 7ic
Prepared paints 5-gal cans. sl.Haleo; l-gAi cans,
st;soeLe'; s-ga cans. sleaSl"; quar- cans s-''s
Nails. Tools and Cordass.
Nails tiobbins)-New list. cut steal. ss to "a.
aSs as to s Ti.s So ,u.,.oo.h ae psr
HUMBOLDT s and 49,, To canadian r R.... sns
siaso per doz. shoseis and spades-stssl. v8is pei
S toei.-s sSssso per des riss..S.i1Ssd sssss
per doz. Forks-Hsy. IS per cent on list Grind.
seslssNnors, and Fairbanks. platform 8 !. and
per osns gu AZ ner cant "a iist snoord scalss
IS per cent s;ats nfs hst r., and ,,r. ~,
per o IL; iathreaa, isc per- is; and sthresd ls.:
sisal Il i-insh and srss, lse iathrsad. lac; and
s1nresa Se; ,af,ea ~ atn sasn' a &c TT IA IA
50 nsT ssn, sS net p'''es stamped % ana
oshnmo bale ans ssodsn cont 'n'
fence Wv; green wire ei0'h' s-'o per y" square
feet no,,,,,,,-p,.c. b,.,,,ns r.r IN, 1x
i iSd:0s d y, mite pss cent.
sss%4sS = 'is;s:
psss % sss 81 per sa:e p.r s,. suc,.o.
siso; enleu sao So,hia AN. az so .r,v,s 49,. A. "a
pusea 81 .1 YxV OK nsr IA pe sAp' s0'0e
DiAs""s u.rax
,.''., 49,
Der n.
Sheet snc ijobhing)-I2c per n
Tinp i tiobbinsj Charcoal plates. bright 10.
liSo, STE per eoI; ~, sIsi charcoal plates.
'e Sheet IRON Iiobbinr,- common. No. r.
,,a sh IN rs ~ D'aeA' ~"
Solder jobbns,- Tinnsrs' half and-hah. Sc mar n.
extra wipins &c
Lumber ana nsas msterisis.
per X yia5 sprucs logs. $40: cedar shnsis boIts
Ks s0al rs hf
Iumber-Fir rough sssai thick finish, r,rfao>a
one or two sides. g. 10 and u inches wide Mem
lengths II to i6 feeti special lengths. Soc per u
per NJ extra Flooring Dressed and matched siY
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Chicago.


CHICAGO. Jan. 2-Cattis were seleraiiy stesdy1
butchers stock, active; Gamers. firm: calves, -
above a week ago: good FEEDERS In strong demand.
Good TO choice, S. sogsn; poor TO medium. Nis9
$780, mixed ssockers. s313e5; selected feeders. a. "a
AGO. good to choice cows. s. ioB46c: heifeu. - "a
go; Gamers. = 2s@3; bulls s2ssaAeoi calves, ~
@7.58; Texas beeves. $L2S1633. s. II
Hoss-Aetiye. ssloc highsr, top, $40; good eleers
ances: mixed and butchers, A.c5QA.6o; sood 70
choice heavy, Mis9Am rough heavy. M2&8a.lo;
light. s. 50ad IA bulk Of sales. sllsaA&
ances early; native wethefs. siscal: lambs. tl5os
s; Western wethers. Sias8.So; Western iau,hs. $50
ESQ.
Receipts-cstts. $500; hogs. n.ooc; sheep. rooo.
Omaha. ~ NJ
OMAHA, Jan. acattie Receipts $500; msrset
steady: native beef steers ~ so@5p0 Western aeers,
stQs7s; Texas steers. s31aa43o; cows and heifers.
Ss2Sa4 80: canners e 1sa3 10; stockes and feeders.
Ssea8sls; calves, ts5oas75 bulls and stays. sase9
as
heavy 81 2sa43s; mixed. 81 Da4 a3i; fight, sLa2t8
As7i; bulk Of sales. NN84.s24
sheep-Recc3pts, ESQ: market active. shade high
er: fair to choice Westerns sse54 50; common and
choice sheep, <-55@4x; lambs, siS@54a
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BreadsfuAs,
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. z-wheat inactive No
sales Of barley. spof MARKET rsadisr osts steady.
Spot quotations were:
whsst- shipping. No l. Vic: choice, sic, mill
B.siss-Fsod. roe1sac; brewing. ssescs; .,
LIZA; red. N.l2taLD
Receipts.
Flour, 1905 centais; Oregon. 1853 centals wheat,
$40 csutais orsson l571 centAh; barley, 56e
tails; Oregon ls6 centas; oats, ESD centals; BEANS
gA sacks; potatoes n.fH SACKS: bran. SOFT sacks:
middiinzs, il3 sacks; hay. SEA baiesi WOOL
bales; hides. 81.
!, Produce, Fruits, Etc.
MiIlstuYs- Middlings. sl6Q91s; bran. yl2n@1l0
Hsy-wheat. Nsess %; whset , ana ct .S ss
s. Compressed wheat ssefio; straw per bale. s@!sc:
Potatoes-Eariy rose, ecaSi: river Burbank, $50
75c; river reds. 55as6c; Salinas Burbanks, slGl3;
sweet, sl4Oa15o; Oregon Burbanks, 6c9$l 10.
Apples-Choiee, 81: common. &c
Butter-Fancy creamery. z91oc: seconds, D@1aci
fancy dairy, 2l6,22c seconds. la94c.
Cheese New, IAI2c; old, 9&lec; young America
12ai3c; Eastern lCfgHc; Western. Dalsc
Eggs-store. ng5oc; fancy ranch, Sc; Eastern
Wool and Hops.
wool-spdne- Nevada. l291sc: Eastern 0reson.
tain lambs, l0al2c; mountain lambs. ealoc: San
Joaquin plains. 7@ioc: Humboldt and Mendocinob
Hops-crop Of 1859. liarc for choices.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat inactive; May. sesa; cash. $50
BaYley-No sales
Corn-Large yellow, sLos9lD
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winter, Arm, g rod; No Northern spring. firm,
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