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Ne1v York Dried F,7.it Market.

Mail advices from New York say
At the moment the situation IS quiet. with.
however a somewhat stronger undertone noted
in spot Qrunes. It is now believed that most
of the weak holders have been picked up, and
few lots In any quarter are reported Offering
AZ shading from quotations Coast wires note
little Offering from any source. holders there
showing no disposition 70 sell except at their
oHn ideas. which are above the parity OF spot
cost laid down Il is believed that several inn
portanr lots Offering this market C. Few
days ago az concessions Of from sc 20 q
were picked up by a large holder here. and II
rs understood that some negotiations are IN
progress Tor the purchase OF another lot. In
1obb-ng way a Few sales have been made
Et 13c for 40s-50s and 6l C for 50s-60s in
-5-lb boxes. IL is possible. however, 10 buy
the latter size at Sc. some inquiry IS noted
for export account. but IL could not be learned
from spot holdings. Coast wires report that
some business for January shipment 10 Eng
iish buyers has been done iu santa Clara 4Os-
SOS Oregon pruues are strongly held and in
steady market. with holders quoting 4lsc for
fine Aralias. uncleaned, I'm barrels. In raisins
the advance Cr -ac ca the coast for sultanas
has not a1ectec the Ideas of sellers here. The
position is only steady, with no important buy
ing Ia London layers strong inquiries are
a shade urmer- Several fafr-sized lots are said
70 have been moved at shout the equivalent 0f
sT0r values. Seeded TaisiDs are quiet and show
n7 change. Occasional l0bhiug sales OF fancy
cots are steady but show no special feature.
coast adrfces report total stock on the Goa II
at less than 125 carloads. Peaches are quiet
and unchanged. in figs we note a moderate
interest. with little easlness in layers and
has stock The latter are offered down 20 51i C
en- low grades
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SMALL INVESTORS COMBINE CAPITAL
Pooling They And Powerful
Combine Realizing Enormous Profits.

One Of the noteworthy moves in the hnan-
cial world that is attracting great deal Of
attention is the pooling Of interests by small
investors A st. Louis firm. the National
Securities Co.. is the prime mover in the plan
This company receives he money of thousands
of small investors. and combining them. form
gigantic sums which enable them to success
fully transact enormous ceaIs that pay hand
some profits to the individual members OF the
pool This is another phase OF the Community
of Interest Idea made so popular by j. Pier
mont Morgan The only difference Is that this
company is composed of an unlimited number
of small investors while Mr. Morgan's COM
panies are composed Of a limited number Of
rich men. The National is the first company
organized on this plan. but because OF
its wonderful success II is but question OF
a short time until many more will enter the
aeld II is a well known fact that the
of money has thousands of opportunities to
make profitable investments that never come
to the man of small means. In popular Ian
guage lit takes money to make money" By
this successful plan of combination the small
investor with from fifty to few hundred dol
lars secures the same opportunities that come
to the man of millions and a consequence
realizes the same enormous per cent of profit
on his investment, however small It may be-
1t can be safely said that more marked de-
parture than this plan never made in the
world Of money and those who take advantage
of the opportunities offered by this company
will realize more on their money in a week
than they would under ordinary conditions in
a year. The general plan upon which the COM
pany is operated does not materially differ from
that employed by the national banks the
investors Of the company occupying the same
position as the stockholders Of the bank Each
and every 80 days a dividend is declared and
each investor receives a draft for his profits
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags 51ad5%c for June July
delivery; San Quentin 5.55c; Wool Bags. 320
35c; Fleece Twine. THdsc
COAL-WeIlington. IS per ton; SouthheId
Wellington, IS; Seattle. Sc so: Bryant. So so;
Roslyn. 81: Coos Bay, s5 80: Greta. 81; Walls
end So so; Co operative Wallsend Sc so;
Richmond, 81 so; Cumberland SIP in bulk and
S13 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
-; Welsh Anthracite Egg, S13; Welsh
Lump. s11 so; Camel, so per ton; Coke, SIS
per ton in bulk and $17 in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions SS As per 2OoO lbs and IS so
per ton according to brand.
OII,-Linseed, SIC for boiled and 54c for raw
in barrels cases. &c more; California Castor
OIL in cases, No 1. zoe; pure 81 10: Lucol
soc for boiled and 4Sc for raw in barrels: /:
Lard OIL extra winter strained, barrels 95c
cases. 81; China Nut. 65Q62c per gallon; pure
Neatsfoot in barrels, zoe; cases 75c; Sperm
pure, zoe; Whale Oil. natural white 5OG55c
per gallon; Fish Oil. in barrels. 45c; cases. SOC;
Cocoanut Oil, in barrels. SO 15c for Ceylon and
5s15c for Australia.
COAL OIL.-Water White Coal Oil. in bulk
16c; Pearl OIL In cases, 221Lc: Astral 221Sc.
Star. 22Hc; Extra Star. % 1ac; Elaine % &c;
Eocene, 24Rc; deodorized Stove Gasoline in
bulk. 17c; in cases, % 1sc; do. y degrees. in
bulk, SIC; in cases. 25c: Benzine. In bulk.
lee; in cases. 22kc; S6-degree Gasoline. in
bulk. 21c; in cases. ~ 71ac-
TURPENTINE-52c per gallon in cases and
66c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. Ga
6Hc per lb White Lead. 6961&c. according to
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining
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OREGON
STOCK MARKET.

The decline I'm Giant Powdf continued, and
the stock was offered down SEQ with sales
at this quotation. On DeccL Lber 81 the price
was $Tt. Otherwise there TNs nothing new
on the Bond Exchange.
The oil stocks continued Jcive and strong.
with Sterling still leading 81 a further ad-
vance.
Sales on the California IENshangs last week
were - 10 shares. valued at S5l,3S6, the Lead
ing sales being as follows lone. $500 shares
Independence. 1920. Junctipn. 2uo0; Lion.
5000; Monarch 1900 Monte Cristo, hoo; Occl-
dental $500; Oil city. 100; Sovereign, t2lO;
Sterling. 1920: Twenty-eight. 100.
The following were eN-div3dend yesterday:
California Wine Association 6oc; First Ma
tional Bank. So; Giant Powder, Soc Marin
Water. zoe; California Central Gas and Elec-
trio. 15c. Bay Counties Power. 20c.
The stockholders of the French savings Bank
will meet tomorrow and vote on the propo-
sitfon to increase the capital stock from $500. -
OC0 i'm 5000 shares Of the par value OF $50 per
share the present issue. 10 81, 600. OoO in 10000
shares Of the par value ot 500 each. Articles
Of Incorporation or the French American Bank,
which will succeed to the business Of the
French Savings Bank have been fled. The
capital is 81 coo 0Co. Of which Ss3S. eco IS sub
scribed.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

All descriptions are in sufficient supply and
quotations show no change
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows
BEEF-7a715c for Steers and 6Q615c per ID
for Cows.
2vEAL-Large. shGec: small. eHa1OAc per
lb.
MUTTON-wethers. shG9c; Ewes. s9s1sc
per lb.
LAMB-1Od1OI5c per lb.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. s15691zc per 10.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers S15G9c; Cows and Heifers
7dT1c; thin Cows, 405c per ID.
CALVES-4d512c per ID (gross weight
SHEEP-Wethers, 4Q4Ac; Ewes. 315G3& c
per lb (gross weight).
LAMBS-Yearlings, 4E94Ac per ID.
HOGS-Live Hogs, 16O lbs and up, SIC;
under 160 lbs. 6Aq6%sc: feeders. 6G61sc: sows.
20 per cent off, boars. so per cent off. and stays
40 per cent off from above quotations.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Strictly fancy table Burbanks sell readily at
good figures. but there is a heavy accumula-
ton of poor stock. WHICH is hard to move at
any price. hence the wide range in the quota
tions Choice Sweets and Seed Potatoes are
firm at previous rates, supplies being light.
Onions continue weak and some dealers are
Offering at concessions.
Peas and String and Wax Beans from Los
Angeles were offering freely and only very
choice lots brought the top rate. The demand
for these vegetables is unusually slow Good
and prices of Tomatoes and Egg Plant were
maintained. Mushrooms in free supply
and prices declined
observation-disclosures from the river. 300
soc per ctl; Salinas Burbanks 90c9S1 Is per
ctl; Oregon do, S0cGS1 10; River Reds. 35d40c
per ctl; Early Rose. for seed. s1a1 10 per ctl;
Garnet Chiles from Oregon. 90cG$1 per ctl; /;
Sweet Pota toea from Merced, jobbing at 81 90
per ctl.
ONIONS -6OGT5c per ctl for choice and fancy
and 40450c for lower grades
VEGETABLES-Gree Peas. 3G5c per ID;
String Beans. 6d10c; Wax. 667c: Cabbage
I5dS5c per ctl; Tomatoes from Los Angeles
81 so per crate and 81 20 per box; Carrots
40d50c per sack: Garlic. 2hq3c per lb; Green
Peppers from Los Angeles 3d5c per ID; Dried
Peppers SG9c per ID for Stockton and 1O6
1212c for Los Angeles; Egg Plant from Los
Angeles 10q12hc per lb; Dried Okra, 15G20c
per Id; Summer Squash from Los Angeles
81 25G1 so per box; Marrowfat Squash, $40 per
ton; Hubbard, s10G12; Mushrooms, 20g30c
lib.
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sup-dried. 4@4Hc; Peaches. 4Ha7Hc.

&c: sun-dried, 4G415c; Peaches. 4197He;
Pears 31a94hc for quarters and 5G10c for
halves; Nectarines. 4%451Sc for white; PIums
5d:6c for pitted and 14115c for, unpitted; Figs
4Qp5e for black and 4Q5c for white.
PRUNES-1902 crop, 21sq2Ec for the four
sizes. with 11G1hc premium for the large
sizes.
RAIsINs-19o2 crop are quoted as follows:
2-crown loose Muscatels, 50-lbr boxes, sac per
lb; 3-crown, 0Ac; 4-crown, &c; Seedless, loose
Muscatels. DC; Seedless Sultanas, &c; Seedless
Thompsons. 51c: 2-crown London Layers. 20-lb
boxes. 81 40 per p box; 3-crown, 81 SO; 4-erown
2o-Ib boxes 81 so; 6-crown Imperials. 2o-lb
boxes, So; Seeded. I. o. b. Fresno fancy, 10
o.. SIC; II o., 5hc bulk, 52se; choice, 10
o.. s&c; Y or b1sc: bulk. 6isc.
NUTs-Walnuts. No. 1. softshell. 13913h
No. 3 10911c: No. hardsheIl, 11411 15c; No
2. 915G10c; Almonds, lie for Nonpareils. 101aG
lie for l X L, l0910hc for Ne Plus Ultra and
SqShc for Languedoc; Peanuts. 5G7c for East
ern; Brazil Nuts. 12G1Sc; FfIberts. 12G121ac;
Pecans. 11d13c; Cocoanuts 81 5095; Italian
Chestnuts, 10d1215c per ID.
HoNEY-Comb. 12q13hc for bright. HE
for light amber and 10c for dark; Water
white extracted. 6Q71ac: Iigst amber extracted.
51zd6c; dark, 44414c.
EESWAX-2T1 y acc per ID.
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Ne1U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-FLOUR-Receipts
1886 barrels; exports, 2S. 653 barrels. Dull
but held steady. Winter patents SO SO63 90:
winter straights. 50 1898 80; Minneapolis SAD
20; winter extras. 81 25dI 35 Winter low
grade flours. 50 65q2 95
WHEAT-Receipts, 90. 900 bushels: exports
S3. .6o5; sales 1.2so. 600 futures and "a 600 spot
Spot steady No red, S01ac elevator; No. 2
red SOC f. o. b. afloat No l Northern Duluth
SIC f. 0. b. anoat: No. l hard Manitoba, s7s.c
f. o. b. afoat Options throughout the fore
noon were frm and fairly active on higher
cables. local covering and further reports of
rain In the Argentina belt. The close was
firm at " net advance March closed s2Gc:
May. s09sqS5o, closed so5sc; July. 7s% q7S&c
HOPS-Firm State, common to choice. 1902
crop, 29d3Tc; 1901, 24a2Gc; olds, 8G12l5c Pa
cific Coast. 1902 crop, 35G40c; 1901, 23d26c;
HiDEs-steady. California. 21 to 25 pounds.
19c; Texas dry, "A TO 80 pounds, lac; Calves
ton 20 to 25 pounds, 1Sc.
WOOL-Frm.
Mid quiet; Cordova. 714c. Futures closed net
unchanged 10 D points lower. Total sales
$500 bags including March, 4.456D4, soc; May.
4.65c; SeDtember. &c: October. 5.05c
sUGAR-Raw. nominal fair refining. sskc:
S~c. Refned. steady: 10. !. ~ 42oc: No'
confectioners' A, 4.50c; mold, 4.90c: cut loaf
5.25c: powdered. 4.75c; granulated csc; cube,
4.9Oc.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Show no change
from the general conditions recently reported.
Common are quoted at 4G5c. prime at 5Ag
GS4se as o are rmlS ang fshdy henS as as 7
jobbing demand. Quotations ranging from
3Ihc 10 715c for all grades.
APRICOTs-Are steady at 7A910c In boxes
PEACHES-Remain quiet at 1291sc for
peeled and at 6%@9c for unpeeled.
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(pNtflfR(IAl @ FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Bank ClcariHgs continue to sHogo large gains
Ae5o York Stock Market irregular Bank statement gooc
Local Securities qae Oil AID Mining Stocks zcry acfi5e
Shipment Of $20I.38o in Specie TO China and Japan.
SL7er 1eeoVerS the recent loss. Exchange unchanged
Wheat and Barley steady bm 5cti loaccr futures.
Offerings Of Corn Increasing. Rye dull
oats III ample supply for the so9g demand
10 further change in Hay and Feedstufs
Beans still ia vcyy fair shipping demand for the East
Butter and Eggs steady, bH Cheese easy
Dried Fruits rather more acti7c at Nc7v York
Hans, Bacon nd Lard declined 54c all around.
Hofs again siozcang frDuless, 5gith more demand
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables shoe little change
Poultry easy 7cTth retailers 5ccH supplied
Cold 1ceather still operates against the F,rnt Market
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DeciduouS and Citrus Fruits.

Yesterday being Saturday it was ex-
pected that the Fruit market would show
more activity, but such not the case the
demand showing no Improvement the pre-
cedlng day. Citrus Fruits were dull and even
the we'll known fancy brands of Oranges met
with slow sale
Supplies of strictly fancy Apples are light at
the moment, and such stock is firmly held.
The market is overloaded with trashy Apples
which are very weak Choice repacked Pears
from cold storage command full figures. but
the common run of offerings are very dull
Persimmons have ceased to be a feature of the
market and only small lots are being received
There is nothing new to report in Tropical
Fruits About six cars Of Oranges will be auc-
toned to- morrow.
ANBERRIEs-Nominal; Cape Cod. s12 so
Q13 per bbl.
AFPLES-35d50c per box for common, 6Ocd5
s1 for choice and 81 1901 so for fancy, with
some extra fancy higher.
PERSIMMMONS-40G 65c per box.
PEARS-Winter Nelts, 81 25@l 10 per box
including cold storage; other Winter Pears,
50cQ$1.
7 cirrus FRUIT--Navel Oranges. s292 so;
i so for standards; Seedlings. 75c9$1 o5; Tan
gerines 81 25d1 so for 20-lb boxes Lemons,
75cG$1 for standards 81 25Gl 80 for choice and
S262 so for fancy; Grape Fruit, 81 5O6D2 so:
Mexican Lines. S4G4 so; bananas, 81 1902 Is
per bunch for New Orleans and 81 2591 IS for
Hawaiian; Pineapples. S394 per dozen.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1g York Stock Market.

A-W YORK, Jan 1O.-There was evidence
of some confusion Of sentiment in the move
ment RI prices Of stocks to-day. The persistent
liquidation in Reading had an unsettling ef-
feet The strength OF Atchlson was in strong
contrast The purchase Of q. 600 shares OF this
stock within the FIRST few minutes OF the trad
Ing lifted 81 strongly and had a stimulating
effect elsewhere. There was some show of nos
itiEe strength also IN New YORK Central ana
t'ertsy Lr'zlia, CA the ground tlat the Read
ing zeal VIII serve TO harmonize and
strengthen the whole trunk line system Am
algamated Copper reflected the rally IN the
metal market after sharp reaction F-isa-
Mnere The market was inclined 10 be duIl ana
npcllalions were narrow until lhe appearsnce
ni me bank statement The cash item prse a as
appointment in place OF the predicted ircreaea
Of $9.C00OOO 10 SI1.O00.O00 the ureels,e s-sir
amounted 10 only 81. 74O. 100. The orI,5 rIs,,S
lble explanation % account for this dfscrere rc,,
was the heavy hOw OF cash Into Chicago fbs
latter part OF the week had been arres,aS
there and not forwarded TO New York - bs5
been supposed Sterling EXCHANGE was fr,c1i,,f-5
- harden and discounts again advanced III
London. The market closed weak
The only explanation N the movement in
AtchiEon was unconfirmed rImor OF p r,isn
for q combination with Rock Island
The stock market. after backing and dIl-
ing 10 some extent during the early part OF
the week, burst into great animation and haov-
ancy after the middle Of the week The break
lng of the money rate was the preliminary 10
TIE movement. and the disclosure of the Read
i1g deal was the special Indictment to the mar
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during this time The investment Is amply
secured and investors run no risks whatever:
The entire capital Of the company, one hum
dred thousand dollars CS1OO OOO). stands be-
tween the investors and loss. The majority OF
the mammoth fortunes Of this country were
made by almost exactly the same methods as
those employed by the National Securities
Company Combination Is the keynote OF
present day success. The small investor by
placing his money with that OF hundreds ami
even thousands OF other small Investors, OBJ
tains all the advantages Of enormous capital
and his money earns much. dollar for dol
lar as that OF the millionaire captains OF in
dustry," while small sums. il invested alone.
earn but or 4 per cent and are usually tied
up for long periods OF time. Investments in
the National Securities Co. pay more than
this each month and are subject to withdrawal
at any time Upon investing. the investor re-
ceives certificate OF deposit stating on its
face that equal 8 per cent a month
is guaranteed. payable monthly. and giving the
hclder OF the certificate the right TO return
the certificate at any time he may choose and
withdraw his investment in whole or IN part
instantaneously. This Is without question one
Of the greatest opportunities COR safe and high
ly profitable investment in the entire financial
world. 1t is worthy the careful consideration
Of any man who desires 10 rapidly accumulate
snug bank balance and yet have his money
invested where Il is at all times subject U
instantaneous withdrawal and protected from
loss by a company whose financial standing
and reliability is beyond question The Ma
tionaI Securities Company is rapidly extending
its field OF operations and TO arouse additional
interest has issued a booklet explaining fully
its plan OF operating and giving full informa-
tion in regard TO everything Investor would
want TO know. This booklet is sent free to all
who write for it. Address az once. National
Securities Co.. Dept. 81. ST. Louis. No.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Stocks OF Cheese arc by no means large. but
the demand is not sharp. and in view of the
advance In the season holders are generally
desirous of selling Fine mild now is still
being offered by wire to Los Angeles and other
southern points at 141a015c with business
resulting The medium grades are weaker,
with more range to quotations.
Butter and Eggs remain about as before.
Both steady. but dealers disposed
mold. Cold storage and Western Eggs are
getting we'll cleaned up and stocks OF fresh
Eggs. while not large are sufficient for the de-
mand. Store Eggs are very firm at the mo-
ment.
Receipts were 26. 200 lbs Butter. 216 cases
Eggs and Is, 700 lbs Cheese.
BUITER-Creamery first hands. 2903Oc and
occasionally Bic per lb for fancy and ~ 1hQ1
2Sl2c for nrsts; dairy. 25q27l nc; store Butter.
nominal.
CHEESE-New. 1415G15c for choice mild
and lac for fair DO; Young America. Ice: East
ern. 17q1715c; Western. 1914 417c per h.
k-GGS-hauch 3tQlSSc lancy e,nd .uc for
lower and medium grades; store. 2115Q3Oc;
cold storage, 22UZTci cUu storage " estsIn
Eggs 2Uc
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Provisions.

Local dealers agreed upon &c decline in
Hams. Bacon and Lard yesterday. Some
houses sold at the new list prices. while 9th
will not bill out at them until Monday.
The market continues very quiet.
Chicago was heavy, with operations very
much restricted.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 12c per ID for
heavy II 2I2c for light medium t4iac for light
l5l3c for extra light. 16iac for sugar cured and
11i2c for extra sugar cured; Eastern sugar
cured Hams 14c; California Hams 13013i2c
Mess Beef $40 per Dbl; Extra Mess $40 5Odlt;
Family. $11 5CG12; prime Mess Pork. s15q
II so; extra clear. S2I; Mess $40 so: Dry Salt
ed Pork. 1312c; Pig Pork. S2S6f3O; Pigs Feet.
So; Smoked Beef. 14I2d15c per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at SC per ID for COM
pound and 12c for pure: half barrels pure,
12Atc lob tins, I2Slc: 5-Ib tins. 121sc; g 10
tins. 13c.
COTTOLENE-One half f-barreI. 101sc; three
alf-barrels, 1Oc; one tierce. 9sci two tierces,
SIC; five tierces, 9esc per lb.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Foreign futures were very firm
Heavy rains in Argentina were reported
Chicago showed noteworthy change St
Louis reported the farmers selling freely
while Minneapolis reported the millers large
buyers The Chicago letter Of Bolton, De
Ruyter Co. said:
Market dull and firm. Nothing in cables
and European markets indicate only duIlness
Argentina reports rains. Rumor early of large
amount of wheat having been worked on the
coast for Australia. but our own wire advices
from there failed to confirm Il. The coast
however, bought little wheat here. South
west reports Increased farmers offerings. Cash
demand moderate.
This market was firm as to cash grain, but
futures were lower. The steamer San Mateo
brought down so. 600 ctls from Washington
CASH WHEAT.
No. 1, 81 37A91 4215: Milling. 81 45@1 so
per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low Close
May ..s1 39% 81 3eA 81 3sH 81 3SIl
December-No sales.
BARLEY-Futures were lower, but cash
grain remained without change. The market
Feed. 81 1eA@1 20; Brewing and shipping
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the day, although the market early experienced
a little uneasiness on favorable weather. This
news was rather favorable to the bull side and
there was much covering by shorts and more
or less buying for long account.
Reports Of heavy rains in Argentina were the
main strengthening factor. although firm Liv-
erpool cables had some effect at the start. The
market was a very narrow and there was
little change in prices. May opened unchanged
to &c lower at 761sq76Ac and ranged between
761sc and 1855 q761sc, closing 1sc higher at
1e$c.
Corn was dull and fluctuations in prices were
confined within extremely narrow range
The close was steady with May 1sc lower at
43% 643Bc.
oats ruled ouIl anu Irlls easier; LheTe
higher at 3419c.
Provisions were irregular and the trading
was light, the feature being the buying Of
May ribs and the selling of May lard by a
local packer. The close was steady, with May
pork 215c lower lard 21zd5c lower and ribs a
shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Hay and FeedStuFS.

There is no further change in anything. Hay
rules weak at the recent decline, with plenty
offering. Feedstuffs are in fair demand.
BRAN-$J iq1S per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$22 5O@24 30 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-RoIled Barley, $25G26 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the MIL $25026; jobl,ng
S26 50@27 Cocoanut Cake, $21G22; Corn Meal
S5og31 e:s9 Cracked d. Corn, $50 5oq31 so: Mixed
HAY-Wheat, S12 50q14, with sales of
extra fine at $14 so: Wheat and Oat, S124
13 80; Red and Black Oat. S11G12 so; Wild
Oat S10Q11: Barley, $10Q11; Stock IS 5OG
80; Alfalfa, $9911 so; Clover. SS@9 80 per
ton.