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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-21

seantlins. rough. s. soaIs; 8 slE s. gan;
). sl@a Box blards-l2-inch ard up. sB
a shingles. si5e; standard shingles SIo; I
inch finish. y. u and I3 feet s25Qs4. thick finish
I&as6. cedar Egaaros. Z. G. and p feet. S2a1gl.
pictets 80
RIa dried 81 IN adssuce e green. Draysgs s1a
Cement liahb.nsl Portland. X. i. & g. SD.
Alscn. @.7s
Lime tjobbius Roche Harbor. sle5. saa Juan.
SldQ
Plaster iiobhiugi-Goideu Gate. per barrel s. Is
Plaster hair gchhuei Washed. s. 50 Der sack; On.
washed. slio pu sack
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or, April %, 1871
Fair; stationary temperature
CNfTEp STATES DEPARTMENT or A0ss
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle Wash, April %, 1900
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

Vheat-Expoft. Nc ] club. sc; No ] hinestem
&c. milling NJ. l ot1h. Sc. blueztem. si4c.
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WHAT WE GUARANTEE m. r 81 m Mo- 2 WILL CURT.


a. Syphilis ANY DiAnrTrS
senrab nerve
O &C o he
-
Il
o he aia eof The Suscac TOR ssn.
70 W. Hdsy 70 % ~saeai
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-21

tH~irsgs s9uga per tan stiMi1l Esstcrn Wash.
VI sme'hs tifRi4i alfalfa Aa
hiss iisliel gaeH
~ ~
20 kost $40 oh gske meai So misifllne,
- tfaa So shorts. ti3i chopped feed 81. ~
p Gra6d f,rA 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-21

kslsr A3hah, nc Rps lasey dairy. IN squares,
'xMs AashiaeieG eisanietiss. lib ard IN prints,
NJ Eastern creamery .1st2se
A.es NAaisg Washiastah. Afioci Eastsyh, ma
Il AAH sslm sheesU. ils sc
Msss sutgtly iseah fsach iSaiao, Eastern, i2eltc
nss bones 4Caiiionia Cunt. i94alsc. strained.
fsety I've chickens N6its live turkeys ite
nNta saAsss it@I1t dagks Sass psr dozen
ses. isx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-21

.saaesiisa ffsie sariie. gi rfE tlm graduated
= $50 81 pe, Sou houe msal 50 pef ton
~ ~ $50 tsHe sM ref fca hHilad rsts $50 paf
30 Ives uesi ~ Sc "a a. so
N - ia p,s ien te'i segars an'. 81 -, ,uu
= efas' H6 g ~ ten
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-21

Iar t.a-aa- 'stit. ear,s.l.4 b tssslsEsFt sagat
Ga halt .tsss 80 r'tse1Bai ci74ss fag t4s
ua8 trLaN AgH sa n..h tle rerre1sfnse 81 ts-rrats
sea fsrass 4f rlr.-a.as SAB tla satFssfgua.lg
vr.t Al rrif
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ftaa't nef d sacks iNslic; Eas,nrn black wAl.
~ peaas. lts Hiherie liss nralh a.
sssss' isne1 suu sAtl ls aim3pds. Ne q IS
asss W. pine Me hickory, ifc. caeaanuts per
r. ~, slesinuta @ lmAant. Ia. pcFean, s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

may pursue hand to mouth policy. and then
their reserve stocks may be larger than the
world anticipates. This seems reasonable.
since the foreign exports so far for the pres
aged to meet all OF their engagements. As
there ars SO many contingencies which may
arise. We think II best 10 be conservative.
and consequently for the present. suggest
buying only on breaks and realizing on
spurts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS
WHEAT DULL AND HEAVY, CORN
HIGHER AND OATS UNCHANGED.
ture ON the Hoard, the Tone
BeiDg Decidedly strong.

Chicago, January l2.--The trade in pro-
visions was the feature on the board OF trade
today. light hog receipts and advanced prices
at the yards combining 20 give the market a
tone of decided strength: May pork closed 1Oc,
May lard 2is95c and May ribs &C over yes.
tcrday. Wheat was dull and heavy. weak
eucd by disappointing cables and the heavy
Argentine shipments May closed AGssc down.
Corn closed shade higher. oats closed un'
changed.
The provision market was stroug all day.
Receipts AT the yards were under the esti-
mate and prices up. Initial 6gures showed .
gain about equal TO that shown at the Close.
AT advanced figures tho demand was excel
lent from all sources, tho market WIS active
and broad. fhe demand from the South re-
tanned its recently developed Nlgor and the
outside trade generally was on large scale.
Al no time was there amy pressure 20 sell
The liberal Argentine shipments and etop
conditions IN that country we're the main fac
tors IN depressing wheat, that market barely
holding dts own. though ~ had strong eofn
and ployision markets Tor ncighbors The
declue o. Liverpool On the advance here yas
terdsN was 2 disappointment TO the bulls
snd ENCOURAGED ceiling AZ one time little
! bOyins by shotte vas caused by stories Of 2
inquiry Tor export flour But this DID not
last The volume Of business was small aud
the session was not active, A sale Of lis .o01
bushels from here to Hamburg was reported.
Receipts were As cars Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 324 cars.
Corn was tirm. There was a good crowd In
the pit and some improvement ~ the com
mission business. Aside from a bit of east
ness felt at the opening in sympathy with
wheat tho feeling was firm throughout The
main consideration on the buying side were
the small country offerings and the poor
weather for movement with the strength
of provisions oontributory factor The vol
ume Of trade was not large. There was con
siderable talk of feeders going wild over corn,
and 1t was generally reported that tho dema nd
from this source was backed with more tempt.
ing prices than shippers have been Offering.
Receipts here were 4l5 cars.
The oats market was firm. Cash bids were
sharp, relatively l5c higher than last week s.
sympathy with the strength Of corn was
| tsctoT 10 the trmness as was perhaps re
Fort Of n demand for American oats to feed
British cavalry horses in South Africa. Re
cepts here we're 2li cars
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 81
cars corn, i1J cars; oats, $50 cars hogs, q,
600 head.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
COFFEE,

New York, January t2,--The coffee market
opened Arm and excited advancing 5 to 70
points on the call with subsequent Irregular.
ties and reacted under enormous liquidatious.
although tho undertone az the future market
displayed frmness on the strength OF spot
coffee, which was in continued active demand
Continued short selling was arrested by gen
orally Arm cables and increased speculation.
The market fell at the close under heavy
resli1ing and was finally barely steady 10
70 Is points net lower SsAs 20 500 bags.
Including March 6s51Loo, Fay 70Ol7 20
June 7,05n750. July : 1871 IS, August 40.
September 7.l567s5, October T.2Sd7AG, No
yember 7s5 December 7.s01T5o. Spot coffee
Rio, irregular; mild frm
New Orleans. January 2.--Cotee-Rio. or
binary 10 fair, SH1STs.
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st. Louis Grnln and Provisions.

St Louis, January l2.--Wheat-- Steady; No.
red cash and January, GSgs: May, 705s No.
hard, G5G665. Corn-No. 2 cash and Jsnu-
airy, 36is; May S2h, Oats-No cash and
January, -; May, 2i7k No > white, 26d26,i
Porl,--Better; standard mess, iobhlng, ii.sJia
new, 1925 old Lard--Steady; prime steam,
6i. choice go, Flour-Dull; heavy but IN
changed. Timothy seed 2,0Od235. CornmeaI
Steady. -o@hi.jj Bsap--StronE, sacked
east track, 66G66is Hays Steady timothy.
9.76@l2,00; pralre. 7,o0Q725. Whisky STEADY
al 2Sl Cotton ties 10 Hemp twue ?.
GOO clear sides 6,l9i., Bacon Extra shorts
G.aiie clear ribs, $50; clear shorts, 662,s Re
eeipts-- Flour, 5000; wheat, 1900; corn, Of,
COO cats, tiG0O Shipments-Flour, 5000:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

n Inc brlnclpAI topic o. cOnversation ON The
local exchange during the day was The Posts
special cotton report, which showed beyond
The shadow Of doubt the ahsurdty OF the
claims REGARDING large stocks in the uneount-
60 towns. so far AZ Texas is concerned II
am personally informed regarding the situa
ron a. several OF the towns included In tho
report. said ono member OF the exchange,
and IN simple Justice to The Pos, ! will
say that none Of the amounts Riyeu BY IL
varied twenty bales from the hgurea IN my
nossession. The report is q valuable one
70 Texas, especially from the fact that Il is
50 very timely"
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spurts.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat says
A rather striking feature of tho market
lust now is the almost complete rapproche-
ment between the prices current In New Or
leans and New York. At close OF business
was within Is points OF the official agures
at the other end OF the line whereas the
theoretical difference is about 30 points The
delivered In New York at a fixed allowance,
on and on the middiing basis while the ac-
tual variations OF the grades are taken IN
New Orleans. II will be remembered that the
bulls suffered terribly last year. because Of
the inadeuuate deductions for lower grades.
but this is n high grade crop and the boot
Is. therefore. on the other leg. Thus good
middlnE is rated at &c on in New York. as
against 3-l6c here; middlinE fair Is passed ~
&c on at New York. AS against i1c on NJ
New Orleans. The receiver consequently
suffers TO the extent Of is points n the ono
case and % in the other.
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AMMUNlTIoN-Powdsr. per key. ~ .ocss
as; blasting powder s, SIS per key. drop shot
Der sack si,SS buck $3.50
BACoN- Extra short clear In sacks 7n1
I'st, reCllHrs. 7&ISiSo boxed &c higher.
smoked bellies snS&o' New York salt bell
lies 71-6sc: breakfast bacon sls8I0+c.
BAGGlNG AND TfFS-Less than earlots.
from Houston; BagginR. alb csc: 2A-lh
ne. Arrow ties 81 ioSll.i Is.
CANpY-Stiok. Wrapped. basis a. slS69s2
pes III. sreciai sizes &c higher
CANnLES--Star. full weight i2lc. Gran.
tie full weight il&c. Electric lights lie
EMENT--Portland, = ,7sgls. IS. Rosendale.
81 .Tsae 90.
coFFEE-Rio. fair. ssesHe. prime 81
lo'ic choice ioi51leAsc; ucaberry. lfc, cor
dova. re. Roasted eoffses. Arbuckle's Arioss
basis i0o-lb cases p,50c delivered ga csss.
Y loc deliyered' Lion. loc-lb cases, II sec:
cRAcKERsA b c sods. bulk, boxes &C..
lib cartons IiAc, singer snaps Sc. creams
Sc: stage planks eisc. cakes aud jumbies liz
FLoUR--Texas Star Mills; Tseal Waye
ss,io. Sea Fairy. $50: Sea Eymph IS. sS
Sea Isvel IS, 80; rye -four s. 60: pumps sr
nickei, Sc 10. Special rates for shiprn ents 10
Interior poirtss Quarter sacks are iOr hIsaer
issa hsIi sseks ana wooi ist hshsr fhan
FARiSAeEous GOODS arits, seniay ana
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
London Finnnci.I cahIegram.

New York. January 1.-THE Conu1''
Advertisers London financial csblesram ss,''
The markets here were exceedingly quiet Y
day There was no pronounced buying any
where. but cheerful tone pervaded all aaas
bank rate from to per cent and the u q.
hoial anqouncsment that General Builer ht a
seized Posfgieters, on the Tueela, 4 lls' ~.
oonsols Of x point was sympton,atlc O ~, ~.
general feeling Americans being assisted I'M IN
ther by rumor that large Dutch opefs'sTd
who had been a heavy bear IN mines ~ III
Americans had closed his committmens ~
the decline and turned bull presumably o arA
formation from Bosr sources Money re"s ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Berlin. January 1.-THE Bank Of German
has reduced its rate OF discount from ~~sr
per cent. and its rate for advances 20
cent 20.
Paris, January 12.--Three per cent Ian.
1907, 7i4c. for the account: exchange on
don, 2Sf. PC, for the account .,d,y
New York. January 12-ClcafinEs W.
sleS. $1,000 Balances, ss,2fs, $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
SUGAR.

New York, January suEar-Raw. nrm
Refined. Arm
New Orleans, January l2.-Sugar- Strong,
open kettle, s7sd4 I-1ss open kettle centrifu.
gal, Sss0A& centrifugal plantation granu.
lated AS whites, i&6iss. yeilowS, 4JsdtA
seconds. e&at Molasses-puist; open kettle
s2aio; centrifugal sfss,
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tspeclal 10 1.he Posi- }

New York January l2.--Atwood Violet q
Co. say Of cotton:
No man or combination or men can bear
any market whom conditions are as now In
cotton, and that Is an unusually small crop.
with near demand OF unusually large pro-
nortous. We advise buying May and July
Mound The crop estimate OF H. Y. Wilsou
today OF 900 bales is exactly the coo
OF three YEARS ago. but the worlds consump.
ton OF American today Is l,O6o,000 bales
today only SIC higher than then.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

New York. January II. Again today Tin ar
hihited pronounced strength. Buyers we've
prompted 20 purchase more freely BY stronv
Tendon cables and Arm news from rrimsrv
points here Pix iron warrants quiet at ST. N
nominal TAKE copner unchanged AZ sis ~
TIN frm NTH S5eS bid and So % ,sls3
LEAD active -ss 20 bid and a7S asked srsl,sr
eptet titS bid ans SASS asked 49,
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Especial to The Post }

Kew Orleans. January l2.--w. II. Bachelor
& Co., Ltd. say OF cotton:
English cables today Indicate more con.
hdeutlal feeling existinE abroad than has been
noted in the past Advlces from tho cotton
belt are to the effect that American and Eu-
ropeau spinners are meeting with difficulty
In securing spot cotton for their present
needs. stocks are rapidly disappearing. with
mills sold ahead and this contingency can
only be relieved nv the further reducemcnt
OF the already small stock on hand The
weekly statement was oonspicuously bulllsh.
causing considerable covering by the short
interest
Interior and port receipts point to a light
movement from now on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

setsdy at sG4is per cent; last loan per s car
Prime mercantile paper. 5isGs per cent sss 4
ling exchange weak with actual buslnSs's. na
bankers bills at 4,ssAd4s7 for demahu rslss
4s4d4S4is and 4S7HG4.ss Cou1mercls.l ', mar
is2lsd4s3. Silver certificates, 5slsuostss ~
silver, 5s%; Mexican dollars, Az u osT,
ment bonds irregular; State bonds inss'''f
railroad bonds strong.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

sac; lib cartons DC: choice evaporated Sc
APRlCOTS-Per III. loose 12Ilc
CITRoN--In 10-lb boxes 12c
CUERANTS-In bbls &c: 25-lb boxes clean.
ed, bulk re; Lii cartons slSAo.
DATEs-l-lb packages. toc; co ID boxes 10.
WIGS Cel.ornia l2Hc, imported l5fI1sc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock &c: standard
$40.
RAIsINs-C California. S-crown. L. l.. boxes.
i2.25; hhnS l.. l.. raisins 65d15c: 2-crown
1. NJ. raisns, 5o-le boxes. 1%c; S-crown L..
VI. raisins, 50-lb boxes SIC
PRUNES-- California. 5O-60s, 7kc; 6o-70s Il:
To-s0s, Sc; s0.eGs j15e; eO-loos, &c,
Nuts Bregil l0c per III hlberts Sicily
t3c, Naples, t'ikc; wllnuts, fiG15c peanuts
fancy hand pickoh li5c No, 70 almonds
Taragona lso per 10 in sacks; pecans un-
screened 6i1d7ikc better grades. sG9c,
italian chestnuts Toe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
HOUSTON wHoIrsAnp PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lot. q,
staple Commodities,


These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can he relied upop. The prices are
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
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Galveston Cotton Receipts.
HANK eLEAnINGs.
Movement os Money IN Chiet cite,
u triuu the Week

New YORK, january " The following table,
compiled hy Rradstrsete, nhows tho hank
elearings at the principal cities Tor the week
ended today, with the percentage Of increase
and decrease as compared With the core
spending week last yesr'
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lsneclal 70 The Post }

New York January i2 s. Mum, Son 6
Co say Of cotton
Cotton advanced On 3 rise in Liverpool
itEht reoeipts Liyeruooi buyiug local cover
iuR and some Wall street huyinr lost tho
advance and fol- below last night on the New
Orleans estimate for tomorrow and reaiH-
ing but ran M later owing N tho aston
ishinglv small uuenttr brought into sight.
Port receinis and Interior receipts. Liverpool
Statistics and T. Wilson 4 Co crop es-
innate OF s,756,on0 everything. in tact, ex-
cent the New Orleans estimate, was bullish.
The continent is buying more freely IN the
region tributary 10 New Orleans, Mail re-
uorts from Texas Alabama and Georgia in
sist that the cotton Ia not heins held back.
South African reports are rather moro cheer
tut Oldham England, spinning companies
have had the most prospcrous year since the
early 5ns. Greensboro. Ala. writes that ANAL
crop estimates arc likely TO turn nut cor
rect lniFrcr stocks have lost 5000 bales
for the week. The Houstpa estimate for
tomorrow is bulllsh January is showing
considerable strength here on covering by be
lated shorts. Wall street bought carly ans
sold n little later. hut ala not figure yer,
largely III tho transactions BullFh sonu
ment predominates and not unnatutaliy
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Grain aud Provision. El.euhere.

Pork-standard mess, 1915. l.srd-Rchned
ucrce, 57sa5a. pure lard 6aG6ss Boxed
meats-pry salt shoulders 606it sides, {.
Bncon-Clear rib sides, ~. Hams-Choice
sugar cured. i0Gi2 Rice Ordinary 20 good,
sa3is. Flour-EXtra fancy. s3OGS.s5; pat
ents S.IOd3.75. Cornmeal, i.S5 Bran, 74a
3D. Hay--Prlme. l400dl60o: choice 10 GOA
ld5G Corn--No. sacked white, 80 mixed,
SO; yellow Il. oats-No. > sacked s9is
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Houston DaiIy statement.
u-ton Railroad Receip.s.

Houston's gross receipts Of cotton BY tho
various railroads entering the city were as
Follows: Rsles
Houston and Texas Central ........... al
International and Great Northern .... iaA|
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio ia
Texas and New orleans .,.a.......... 10
Houston East and West Texas ,...,... 1919
Gulf. Colorado and Santa pe ........
San Antonio and AransaE Pass .... Is
Missouri, kansns and Texas .,..-.,.. Ts
WaEons ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" 2si
TO-, 1870
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
Landau Cnnnnln.

London. January 12---Consols for rions.ss s ssr
the account. $685. BAR silver, steady, z.s '
ounce. Money. 262h per cent. The siIIs.
dlseeu ut in the open market for snc as
3r9sH per cent: for three months bi
Sis per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

Carload lots. I. O. b. cars from mt,iers;
dealers charge from store 5qloc more per 100
10 on Iran. ?q3e pee bushc on oats and
BRAN--Per 100 lbs, 7OIT9c.
RICE bRAN-Per 100 lbs. Soc
WHEAT SHoRTS~Per 100 lbs a56lo5.
PURE CORN CHOFs-Per 100 lbs, 7s1sQ
Sac.
CORNING, sacked. 1896
oATS--Good No, Texas, Sod2sc: of or no
grades, e5dGiec, Kansas white No g. $50
SEC No white SSGsic; slightly stained
7clsdSi;4c
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, s5as5o
HAY Alfalfa SO sSQIs.7o ger ton. Timothy
SIS 15Qii g south Texas prairie hay. s.. so %
$50. North Texas and TERRITORY. 50 .OOdlO. 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

CANNED FRUITS Pineapples. 2-lb, eye.
less and coreless 81 s5a2oO. 2-jb extra grated
81 ooG2 %; 2.lb standard, sliced, 81 80, pears.
2-lh standard 90c; peaches ? ID standard 81 90
al S5 standard 81 GOAL 30. a-ib seconds 81 10
dll5. alb standard Sl9o; 2-lb pie S1,00Ql. 10;
S-lb pie 81 .l5G1 20
CANNED VEGETABLES--T Tomatoes 3-lb
fun weight s5Gi9Oc; 2-lb full weight s5R70c
okrs and tomatoes, Glib Soc Lima beans, GLIB
full weight 752 string beans, 2-lb full weight
I5e; A No. strngiess beans. 2-ib full w.ight
81 80; red kidney beans. 2-lb full weight s5c
marrow fat peas. 2-lb full weight 81. 1911 .a5
early June peas, fancy. 2-lb full weight 81. so;
American petit pots peas, fancy 2-Ib full
weight 81 e5dil rs; asparagus, California. az
Id 50 90; corn, Auburn cream. Glib FUN weight
O. 106l.l5, A No. 4 Rib full weight 81 .051l 10;
Blue Ridge, lib S0dS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extrl standard 2H.
10 peaches. demon cling 81 5000 90, yellow
Crawford s1,s59l. 90; black cherries s2.1OiR2 Is:
white cherries S2.10dl. Is: aprlcots 81 751
81 50; strawberries SIS uiums ST Is
81 40, grapes 81 35a1 30 seconds i0c per
dozen less than extra standard prices
CANNED MEATS--Corned beef. lib Ito;
2-lbs, $40. Pottcd ham. quarters 55c; halves,
N.oo Lunch tongue, lib $40 Vienna sau-
sage is-lh, 95c.
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FRUITS

APPLES New York stock, st25; Virginia
stock. S4OOd4.25: fancy oregon, in boxes
81 co.
BANANAs-Faucy stock. per bunch. packed
81. S0Q2 90.
CRANBERRlEs-Cr s275 barrels 500.
COCoANUTS-Per sack, "a SOFAS 90.
GRAPES lmeria. Sc 509S,OO per barrel.
lGMONS-Fancy Messina, 3e0s, 50 SOFA U0
ORANGES-California budded 81. 1913 20 .
choice navels, 50 25dS.GO; fancy, 1915.
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New York. Iannarv 1e.-whent.- Receint.

NV nfk, IanuAry I2--Whent-- Receipts
y, 600; exports, 16l 1852; Spot steady No. red.
55h fob, anoat; No 1 Northern. 7SN TO b.
aheat; No, l Duluth scs. fob. aHoat: No .
rod "a elevator Options opened weak &c
and disappointing Liverpool cables. Later
they rallied on improved cash demand and
strength IN corn and provisions. closing about
steady, unchanged 10 'so net decline. March
ia; May. TSS. ,l"'" AT Hides Firm
Leather steady. Wool--pull Cotton seed
Steady. prime crude. AZ; yellow, S7dS7H
kanHas City. January is--wheat, s4st cash
No. hard. sais; No miNsd 6adIo Corn
May, 70dSis cash No. > mixed. 2qssa2aS, .
No white, 20 oats--No.9 white 2it5 RE
ceipif Wheat, $500; corn e7oO: oats. 4ooo.
1000
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PRODUCE


BEANS California stock: Navy si4asisc,
BAYOU SAC. English dried Be- pipks 3iac
Lima 6nei4c; black eyes Sc Texas black eyes
3d4c
BUTTER-Blue Star 25o. dairy 2od21c Red
STAR 2ic Elgin, creamery, 30isd3l oleomar-
sariue dairy bricks, lsc; Lincoln solids, lSc;
prints, lac, Special Blue star, 1sc;
Red Glover, Crystal Gem and coun-
try Rolls. lsc: special dairy. lie: fancy
GARY Ice, Daisy, 15c; Glover Leaf. 17G1Sc
Teas country butter, 12aiSc; Texas bricks
lCn2oc.
cABBAGE-crates. $3.50. home grown. 14o
per pound
cIiEEsE-New York full cream. t4a15c;
Badger state. ltl4c; Wisconsin fun cream
tolls l5c. Wisconsin fun cream daisies 15c.
17af1Sc.
ONIONS Per lb, &c
pEPPER-chile l4GD1oc per ib; black sinra-
pore lic.
roThToEs-c Colorado. s5aaoc.
Pou9LIR TRY s. S5a$ p; cocks. large,
old S2.00d2 80. roasters S2.75GS.15 frvers.
$2 6oa2 s.. broilers, S2.2502 50. Turkeys;
Hens. s. 75dls. co. sobbers. $s.Oodl2.0O per
dozen. according 10 size and QUALITY: voun
turkeys. s4.ood7 ~. Ducks large s?.5o0S.75.
Geese, full festhered 81 S0a5.5q Guineas.
& G112 a.
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DRUGS.

Quin!ne, t0142c per ounce, IN bottle: NOR.
phins. s2.lc per ounce; cocaine, So Is pep
ounce; borax, sac per pound ia 100 pound
Ies; castor oil. :. 90 per gallon in 5-galion
packages EPSON salts, 81 so per hundred in
barrels; alcohol, s. 90 per gallon; sulphur.
81 60 per hundred in barrels: alum. PIC ne,
pound in barrels saltpetre. &c per pound in
barrels. camnhor, 5SG6nc: wood alcohol. 81 "a
WIRE AND NAILS
WIRE-Galvaniaed Glidden. $40: wauke-
gan, A.&.
NAlLS-Hl0 base, Advances for common
over base: I'd. zoe; Sd, 45e; I'd and Sd. soc: Sd
zoe sd, Zoe; lod ana led. SC. Quotations are
1907 less than car lots