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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The local demand for fine table Potatoes
continued steady and prices were well sustain
ed. Receipts of river Potatoes are light and
there is less disposition to force sales OF cheap
stock. The market, however could not stand
any increase in the receipts. Seed and Sweet
free supply with the market weak for the
common run OF offerings. String and Wax
Beans from Los Angeles were in light receipt
and frmer. Peas and Tomatoes were Offering
freely and the latter had a sharp decline. The
changed.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. 3O1
55c per ct: Salinas Burbanks. 90c6$l 10 per
ctl: Oregon do. 75cd$1: Yakima do 9Oc
G$1; River Reds. 35G40c per ctl; Early Rose
for seed. 81 15q1 25 per ctl; Garnet Chles
from oregon. 81 per ctl; Sweet Potatoes from
Merced. jobbing at 81 50@1 60 per ctl
ONIONS-65G75c per ctl for choice and
fancy and 40a60c for lower grades; Green
Onions 50GG0c per box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas, 4G6c per lb:
String Beans, 12lsGl5c: Wax. 12hd15c; Cab
bage. T5aS5c per ctl; Carrots 35G40c per SIX;
Hothouse cucumbers. 81 per dozen for small
and 81 80 for large; Tomatoes from Los
Angeles 81 50G2 per crate and 81 2591 80 per
box; Garlic. 2i3Q3c per ID; Green Peppers from,
Los Angeles. sale per lb: Dried Peppers 1asc
per Id for Stockton and 9a10c fer Los
Angeles; Egg Plant from Los Angeles -
per lb; Dried Okra, 15620c per ID: Summer
Squash from Los Angeles 81 25Q1 80 per box:
Marrowfat Squash. S12615 per ton; Hubbard
S10Q12; Mushrooms. 10Q25c per Id.
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of wheat for SALE evidently having desire TO
check eheck the market. The demand during the
last half hour was good and but for the o1er-
lngs Of the bull leader a very sharp ADVANCE
in all probability would have taken place.
Our Our private information from argentina ana ana
believe money be made buying wheat on
the good breaks for some time to come"
CASH WHEAT.
No. 1. 81 40@1 so. according to location; Mill
ing, 81 6O41 521@ per ctl
FUTURES.
Session 8 to 1870 a. m.
Bss Bss.ns:r g. s# - 81: '| s. s. sS IS
BARLEY-Buyers were bearish and tried to
get cash grain at decline, but without much
success as holders were little disposed to give
concessions. especially futures were higher.
There were no sales worthy of note
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 1891 17I5 Brewing and Shipping
grades 81 20: Chevalier, 81 5591 60 for fair to
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
u.v open. i High. Low Close.
December-No' sales
OATS-SampIes with little attention,
but the market shows no weakness.
White. 81 2773d1 50; Black. 81 20G1 rs for
feed and 81 25G1 30 for seed; Red 81 20G1 80
for common TO choice and 81 321401 IS for
CoRN-Is stili Coming in freely from the
East and offerings are larger, but the mar
ket rules steady at previous prices. The
Chicago letter of Bolton. De Ruyter & Co.
says: The market has ruled irm but on
the whole trade has not been large. The
strength in wheat had a good effect on the
market the manipulation at one time selling
through 45c. Shipping sales were reported at
100, 900 bushels. The car situation of
makes IL difficult to do business with the
East. Samples were steady at a shade better
than yesterdays prices. The short interest
which We believe to be very large appears to
be growing more less. We would not be
surprised to see sharp rally in May corn
at any time
Western lsackedl 81 22h91 25 for Yellow,
81 221aQ1 25 for White and 81 2215f1 25 for
mixed; California, large Yellow. 81 4091 as;
small round do 81 5091 80; White 81 3o9
l 3d. Egyptian 81 20Q1 80 for White and
81 20 for Brown.
RYE-$1 12h61 Is per ctl The market
shows feature.
UCKwHEAT-Norninal at 81 75@2 10 per
Genital
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tain descriptions. IS 45 per COCO lbs and IS 80
per ton. according to brand
OIL-Linseed. 56c for boiled and SAC for raw
IN barrels: cases. sc more; California Castor
6Oc for boiled and 4Se for raw in barrels:
Lard Oil. extra winter strained, barrels g5C-
cases, 81; China Nut, 55062c per gallon: pure
Neatsfoot. IN barrels. roc; cases. T5c; sperm,
pure. Toe: Whale OIL. natural white, 50G55c
per gallon; Fish OIL, in barrels. 45c; cases.
bOc COcoanut OIL IN barrels, 63 nc for Ce,-lon
and 5S15c for Australia.
COAL OIL-Water White Coal OIL I'm hulk
Ice; Pearl OIL. in cases. 2215c; Astral. 22Isc.
star 22Isc; Extra star 25I[c; Elaine 27i-c
Eocene, 241ac; deodorized Stove Gasoline in
bulk. 17c; in cases. 23l2c; do. 70 degrees. In
bulk. 1S12c: in cases. 25c; Benzine in bulk
Ioc; in cases. 22Izc: SG-desree Gasoline In
bulk. 21c. in cases. p 1Ac-
TURPENTINE-79c per gallon In eaae. ana
73c In drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead an
61ae per ID; White Lead. 6Q615c. according 10
quantity.
pany quotes as follows. per 10, IN IOO-lb bags:
Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed 5 f0,,.
powdered, 4.95c; Candy Granuated 4. CSC: Dry
Granulated Fine. a Soc: Dry Granulated Coarse
4.S5c: Fruit Granulated. -S5c; Beet Granulated
QO0-lb bags only, 4, I5c. COnfectiOners' A, S5c
Magnolia A, 4.45c; Extra c. 435: Golden g
425; ID" 415c; barrels, 1Oc more; hall bar
rels. 25c more boxes. 5oc more; 5O-lb bags LOG
more for all kinds. Tablets barrels. 5.35c
boxes, $500 per ID. No order taken for less
than 70 barrels or It's equivalent
CANNED SALMON-The Alaska Packers
Association has reduced the price OF pinks TO
soc and that OF chums TO ST15c per dozen.
owing 10 a surplus OF stock. The pack %
Canned SalmOn-SOckeye IS. 43s cases; red
cor. .I9T cases, king 20 674 cases spring
81 500 cases pink 162. 500 cases total, !, ,3O6.-
947 cases. Salt Salmon. 56e3 barrels.
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Associated Banks Statement.

NEW YORK Jan. 24.-The weekly state
ment Of averages of the Associated Banks
show: Loans $500 44s 100; Increase, 81, ,394. 900.
Circulation $45 Ala 400; decrease, $4,000.
Legal tenders. S7T, AS 900; increase, $l9i. 800.
Specie, $1T7. l10 900; increase, SS.92S, 600. Re
serve, S254. 6l9. coo: increase, 50, l22, 900. Re-
required S22s 2o3. OPS. increase, S2.925,-
o5o Surplus, S2e.414,975 increase. So. ls7, $50.
Ex-United States deposits, $36'45S,25Oi in
The Financier this week says: The New
York clearing house banks stih continue e TO to
Sub-Treasury. the official statement Of Janu-
airy p showing that So l22 300 in cash had
been added to the reserves during the six pre-
three quarters millions in deposits minimized
the effect Of this continued flood of money to
some extent but the surplus reserve expanded
So l0T $50 making the total excess above the
legal requirements s26. 6.414.9Io, which is a mil
The statement is about expected. as far
the expansion in cash is concerned and the
addition Of $4.394. 600 in loans reflects mod
erately the activity OF the season and the
making Of new commitments since money has
fallen TO a lower level. The increase in de-
pcslts Is hardly as large as the foregoing
operations would indicate and the statement
is not in harmony. Between January 3 last
and January p. period Of three weeks. the
banks have added a little S26, 600. 600 10
their reserves deposits have increased approx
mately s3T 800 co., while loans are nearly ST.
000. coo larger. Deposits. in fact.
heavier than at any time since September last.
as are the loans of the banks. At the same
time II Is 10 be noted that the cash reserve
Is now In excess of that of any previous week
since March s. 1902 when the total deposits
OF the banks were above billion dollars
and the excess. reserve less than 81, 600, 600
The improved Condition Of the banks could not
be more appropriately illustrated. Still II Is
also worthy of recall that the deposits Of the
clearinghouse banks. which at this time a
year ago were but thirty-seven millions in ex-
cess of the present total. steadily until
on March ! they stood at 81. 1.011 600, coo, when
the surplus reserve OF S25 600 600 had been
reduced to a bare s4.00o.0o0. It is not
tcipated. however. that any such expansion
is probable now. National bank note circula-
toE is still declining with the prospect of a
steady shrnkage for several months at least
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Provisions.

The easy feeling In Hams and Bacon con-
tinues and the trade report the inquiry light.
with ample stocks hand. The Chicago let
ter of Bolton. De Ruyter & Co. says: Market
ranged somewhat higher, Influenced by the
firmer tone to the Hog market Commission
houses were rather aggressive buyers of May
Ribs The selling was by brokers who usually
act for Swift. The Cudahys, from all ap-
pearances, are on both sides Of the market.
We are inclined to the opinion that Provisions
sold on the hard spots can be bought back
cheaper
CURED MEATS-Bacon 12c per ID fo1
heavy. 12hc for light medium 14Q1415c for
hight 15Q1513c for extra light 16G16hc for
sugar cured and 1TQ1712c for extra sugar
cured; Eastern sugar cured Hams, 14c; Cali
fornia Hams. 121a@13kc: Mess Beef. $40 per
bbl; extra Mess, $11; Family. $l2; prime Mess
Pork $15G15 30; extra clear $26; Mess SIS;
Dry Salted Pork, 12c; Pig Pork. $2s; Pigs
Feet. So; Smoked Beef, 15c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at Sc per Ib for COM
pound and 12c for pure; half barrels pure
124c; 10-lb tins. 12&c; 5-lb tins. 1850; 3-lb
tins, 13c.
COTTOLENE = One half-barrel. 101sc:
three half barrels 10c; one tierce 9Kc; two
tierces csc; five tierces csc per ID.
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SMALL INVESTORS COMBINE CAPITAL
Pooling Their They Powerful
enc nnou

One of the noteworthy moves in the finan-
cial world that is attracting a great deal OF
attention is the pooling OF interests by small
investors. ST. Louis Arm. the National
Securities Co., is the prime mover in the plan.
This company receives the money OF thou
sands of small investors and combining them
form gigantic sums, which enable them to
cessfully transact enormous deals that pay
handsome profits to the individual members
of the pool. This is another phase of the
Community of Interest idea made so popular
by ]. Pierpont Morgan the only difference is
that this Company is composed OF an unlln-
tied number of small investors. while Mr..
Morgan's companies are composed OF a limited
number OF rich men. The National is the
first company organized this new plan. but
because of its wonderful success II Is but
question Of a short time until many more will
enter the field. 1t is a well-known fact that
the man of money has thousands OF oppor
tunities to make profitable investments that
never come to the man OF small means. In
popular language 1T takes money to make
money" BY this successful plan Of combina-
tion the small investor with from fifty
few hundred dollars secures the same oppor-
tunities that come to the man OF millions. and
as a consequences realizes the same enormous
per cent of profit on his Investment. however
small II may be- 1t can bo safely said that
a more marked departure than this plan was
never made in the world OF money and those
who take advantage OF the opportunities Of
fered by this company Will realize more on
their money in a week than they would under
ordinary conditions in year. The general
plan upon which the company is operated does
not materially differ from that employed by the
National Banks. The investors OF the company
occupying the same position as the stockhold-
ers of the bank. Each and every 80 days a
dividend is declared and each investor re-
ceives draft for his profits during this time
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The investment is amply secured and investors
run no risks whatever The entire capital Of
the company-One Hundred Thousand Dollars
(S1Oo. .OOO)-stands between the investors and
loss. The majority Of the mammoth fortunes
Of this country we're made by almost exactly
the same methods as those employed by the
National Securities Company Combination is
the keynote Of present day success. The
email investor by placing his money with that
OF hundreds and thousands OF other small
investors. obtains all the advantages OF enor-
nous capital and his money earns as much.
dollar for dollar. as that Of the millionaire
Captains OF Industry" while small sums IL
invested alone but 3 per cent or a per
cent and are usually tied up for long periods
OF time. Investments in the National sacuri-
ties Co. pay more than this each month and
are subject to withdrawal at any time. Upon
investing the investor receives a Certificate
cf Deposit stating on its face that a sum
equal to per cent month Is guaranteed
payable monthly. and giving the holder Of the
certificate the right TO return the certIfcats
al any time he may choose and withdraw his
Investment in whole In part instantaneous
ly. This is without question one OF the great
est opportunities for safe and highly profitable
investment III the entlre nnanclai world. II
is worthy the careful consideration OF yguan
who desires to rapidly accumulate snug bank
balance and yet have his money invested
where it is at all times subject to instantan-
withdrawal and protected from loss by
a company whose financial standing and re-
liability is beyond question. The National
Securities Company is rapidly extending its
field OF operations and e arouse additional
interest has issued booklet explaining fully
its plan OF operating and giving full informa-
tion in regard to everything an investor would
want to know This booklet is sent free to all
who write for It. Address at once. National
Securities Co., Dept. 81, st. Louis, No
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Ne1U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-FLoUR-Rece,pts.
13. .5S4 barrels; exports. II 900 barrels. Firm
and unchanged. Winter patents SO 6564: win
ter straiehts. 81 50a3 65; Minnesota patents
81 1894 30; winter extras 81 SOG3 10; Min
nesota bakers. So 25q3 40; winter low grades,
wHEAT-Receipts. Sc 45o bushels: exports.
s1sUSoI 81 U9e 6ushels she 1 Spot fir: No red ss&e
Northern Duluth. 00Mc T. o. b. aloat; No /
hard Manitoba 91I5e T. O. b. ahoat Options
were active and generally stronger on re-
ern Argentina heavier French cables attend
ed by buying orders, and active local cover
ing. The market closed stronger ON the
French buying with prices BQ%c net higher
May; S34@S3Hc, closed S31sc; July, 70 1911
Gso3sc. closed so9Sc.
crop. 30@sIc: 1901 crop. 24d2ec; olds, s0
l22c; Pacific Coast. 1902 crop, 27G32c; 1901
crop. 23Q25c: olds. S912hc
WooLzzFirm; domestic fleece 2oGs2c
CoFFEE-spot Rio. quiet; No Z invoice.
SIC; mild. quiet: cordova. 7Q1l%c. Futures
closed steady with prices net unchanged to 5
february; 4;20c: March 4soe: May. t5oe: SOC
SUGAR-Raw. steady; fair refining 3 5-l6c;
centrifugal. 90 test, 3 l3-16c; molasses sugar
8 l3-lec Refined. dull; No. 6. 435c: No. 4
No II. 4.loc; No ~ lobe No. 49, 4.0oc No
IA: 3.eoc; confectioners' A. 4.eoc; mold A.
5.o0c; cut loaf, 535c; crushed. 535c; pow.
dered 4.s6c: granulated. 475o; cubes, 5O0c
DRIED FRUITS
EvAPORATED APPLES-Shows no i'm
provements in demand. but prices are steadily
maintained. Common. 4G5e: prime. 5L @5%c.
choice. 5%G6IAc: fancy 7QSc
SPOT PRUNES-Are fairly held. notwith.
standing a quiet demand, with ouotations
ranging from 3A@71zc for all grades.
APRICOTS-Are attracting some export de.
mand but are otherwise quiet at TB6Sl6c
for boxes and TIaQ10c in bags
PEACHES-Are dull at 1291sc for peeled
and 634 QS1ec for unpeeled
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of operators. who demonstrated their disap-
pOintment that there is not SUFFICIENT public IN
terest in stocks 10 offer opportunity Tor their
digestion and the heavy operators have be-
come qulescent for the time. The basis of the
Indifference OF the general public to securities
must be sought deeper and IN more general
causes The direction to be finally taken by
prices when the market emerges from its leth-
ar7gv IS san matter Of doubt and conflicting
opinions The apprehension that the country
has reached the high tide Of prosperity still eX-
lists in Wall street The extraordinary bust
ness activity, causing actual oiockades OF
freight movements in some directions, does not
altogether dispel this feeling. 1t is offered
evidence that the limit OF capacity has been
reached BY the railroads. while the tide of op-
rise Many expressed hopes Of dividend in
creases have been disappointed and II is feared
that the railroad companies will feel con-
strained 10 preserve their surplus earnings
hereafter against future contingencies instead
Of dlshursng them as dividends to sharehold-
ers Opinions over the foreign trade outlook
also are mixed. The heavy exports Of grain
a source OF qualification and give promise
of restoring last years deficiency in the EXPORT
movement. but the rise Of prices here is
growing incentive to imports shown by the
monthly statistics on foreign trade by the
treasury A'uteau- me signing OF the IaIdinA
Canal treaty defines a requirement for the
transfer. Of $40. e90. 600 in payment OF the
French Canal Compsny's claims. The outcome
Of the foreign exchange situation. the prospect
OF lhe coming years crops and the working
out Of the money ana banking situation for the
coming year are felt 10 be of vital importance
Alf Inc future Inc foreign eAcndnee situation
is for Immediate consideration and has been a
repressive factor during the past week. Some
consideration has been given TO the Venezuelan
situation The request by the Secretary of the
Treasury for the resubstitution Of Government
bonds for others security for Government
deposit has awakened some professions of un-
easiness by bankers but money has continued
10 pour into the New York banking reserves
and immediate pressure for credits has been
entirely relieved.
The dealings in bonds have not been impor-
tant and prices have fiuCtuated narrowly in
sympathy with stocks.
United States IS registered, the old As and the
bs have advanced 4 on call during the week.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

There is no further change to report HOGS
rule firm with light arrivals.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
BEEF@7qT11c for Steers and sGe1sc per ID
for Cows.
VEAL--Large, Sd9c; small. 9910c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. ShQ9c; small Wethers
pic; Ewes SdSlac per lb.
Handspring. 15c;. yearlngs. 1O41015c per
pound.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. saaehe per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are FOR good sound
Livestock, delivered in san Francisco. less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle-
CATTLE-Steers, SE49c; Cows and Hefers
7G7Lc; thin Cows. 4q5c per ID.
CAIVES-4d51ac per 10 gross weight)
SHEEP-Wethers. 4q4Ac; Ewes. 3443Zc
per Ib Cgross weight).
IAMBS-Yearlings. 41aG4Ac per ID.
HOGS-Liye Hogs, 100 lbs and up 6Ba
G6sc: under 160 lbs. 6%G6t2c: feeders 6G6I.c: =:
sows 20 per cent off; boars. so per cent on
and stays 40 per cent off from above quota
tiODS.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter is firm and very well cleaned up for
this time OF the year. Los Angeles is taking
everything in sight below Salinas. which cuts
down the supply for this market just so much
and makes things very firm here. Sales are at
top quotations as a rule and II is no longer
difficult to DISPOSE of the goods.
There Is no change in Cheese. dealers quot
ing a quiet and easy market.
The decline in Eggs continues and dealers
are now selling a good many ranch under
30c Even with this reduction stocks are not
cleaning up the soft, wet weather Is
favorable to increased production Another
in from the West yesterday
Receipts were 26,000 lbs Butter. 679 cases
Eggs and 1900 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery, first hands, 30d31c
per lb for fancy and 29c Cor frsts; dairy
26@29c; store Butter. 20Q25c.
CHEESE-New. 14hG15c for choice mild
and lac for fair do; Young America, Ice; East
ern. 17617l5c; Western. 1915 per Id.
EGGS-Ranch, 30c for fancy and 2Sb62ge
for lower and medium grades; store, 2716 129c;
cold storage Western Eggs. Csc.
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Flour and MMstufS.

All local brands of Flour have been ad-
vanced zoe per barrel
FLOUR-Californa Family Extras 81 4O6
60 usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 3Oa4 40:
oregon and Washington, So 5Oa3 75 per bbl
for>family and So 50Q4 for Bakers.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are a.
follows: Graham Flour, So so per 100 lbs /;
Rye Flour. So %; Rye Meal, SO; Rice Flour
81; Corn Meal. So 25Q3 30: extra cream. do
S4Q4 20; oat Groats. IS 25; Hominy. 81 250
so; Buckwheat Flour, 81 50Q4 10; Cracked
So IS: Rolled Oats. barrels, 81 S5G9; in sacks
81 s5qS So; Pearl Barley, $6; Split Peas,
boxes, So so; Green Peas S. per 100 lbs
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There was continued buying by the leading
long who was helped materially by the de-
cided bulish reports from France and an ad-
vance equal to over lc at Paris. May opened
unchanged TO 21.c higher at Slkc to S1%c
but soon declined to S0Mc. Buying became
quite active the lower figure and steady
advance was made late in the session,
ing by shorts carrying the price up to $3.50.
During the last half-hour there was a large
amount of liquidation and 2 reaction set in,
the close being steady with May 7sQ1c higher
at s2@S21sc
Corn ruled firm, the strength in wheat being
the main support. Local traders were all
actively bullng the market. The close was
firm May lose up at 44B@45c.
Oats were firm in sympathy with wheat
at 86A Q36asc.
Provisions were rather dull. but a strong
feeling prevailed. Lighter receipts OF hogs and
a firmer market the yar1 early bull
factors. The close firm, with May pork
up &c lard sc higher and ribs 5q715c up
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

NHEAT-The market closed the week very
strong, with a continued brisk demand for
cash Wheat and higher futures. The Chica-
go letter OF Bolton. De Ruyter & Co. said:
''Broomhall estimates worlds shipments Mon
oay next at 6,oOooo0 oushels. and he also
of breadstuffs passage Private cable
from Chile reports wheat crop Just harvested
is but a moderate one and farmers are not
Offering. France reported buying wheat
in the Southwest. There also brisk de-
mand for foreign account reported from ST
Louis. Wheat had ruled strong and higher
throughout the session. The principal buying
from slGS2c was by the sellers of yesterday
who afraid the bull interest had started
TO unload. Commission houses were con-
speuous both sides of the market. After
rallvins 70 s2hc Valentine had a good deal
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Foreign Futures.
Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. jan 24.-CATTLE-Receipts
700; nominal. Good to prime steers 81 506D
S5; poor to medium, 50 25G4 30: stockers and
feeders, 81 25q4 so; cows and heifers 81 4O0
rs; Gamers, 81 40G2 so; bulls, s2a4 40:
calves. $307 so; Texas-fed steers S3 25ll4 60
HOGS-Recepts: To-day, 13 600: Monday
40 600 estimated; left over, $500; to 1Oc high
er; closed with advance lost. Mixed and
butchers, Sc 35q6 60; good to choice heavy
g. sS 5SaS 4S s1 & rough heavy W Sc 4Sge 20; light
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000. Good to- choice
81 40Q4 %; fair to choice mixed. So 25a4 4O
Western sheep, So 50d5: native lambs, 81 253
q %; Western lambs, $f 500J6 TO-
ST. JOSEPH
ST. JOSEPH Mo. Jan. 4.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 16S; Natives. So s5q6 So; Texas and
Westerns. SO 1895 15; cows and heifers S24
40; veals, s3q7 75; bulls and stays So 50g
HoGs-Receipts. 41O3. Light and light
mixed, SO 6046 20; medium and heavy, SO 65Q
6 So; pigs, So 5od6 80; bulk OF sales, SO Goa
10.
sHEEP-Receipts. 200: active and Arm.
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DecidnouS and Citrus Frnits.

The wet weather, together with the limited
consumptive demand, continued to operate
against the sale of Oranges and other citrus
fruits Prices stood about the same but large
buyers could have supplied their wants at
liberal concessions. few days warm
sunny weather would work great benefit to
the market. Five or six cars OF Oranges will
be auctioned tomorrow.
There q fair movement in fancy Winter
Nellis Pears but the common cooking Pears
met with slow sale Apples unchanged
and rather dull. There was a better demand
for Bananas, but supplies were too large to