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DeeidnoHS and Citrus Fruits.

Any comment on the conditions in the market
for citrus fruits would only be repetition of
what has already been published. The only
feature yesterday the auction sales Of
Oranges held by the rival companies. The at
tendance at both was limited and the bidding
slow. The California Auction Company sold
five cars as follows: Fancy Navels 81 $50
so; choice do 81 50G1 50; standard do S5c
al 80; fancy Seedlings. 00cG$1 10: fancy
Lemons $1d1 90 The offerings included a car
of well known brand of fancy Redlands
stock. which accounts for the high prices. The
newly organized Merchants Auction Company
sold and one half cars of Navels at the
following prices: Fancy, 81 10d2 10; choice
81 5O0f 90 and standards IL 05G1 10
Supplies OF fancy Apples continue light and
consist chiefly of Oregon stock. which finds
ready sale at good prices There was a bet
ter demand for choice and common Apples but
prices showed no Improvement. Fancy Pears
continued to sell well. There We're no Per-
simmons received.
CRANBERRIEs-Nom Cape Cod. So 80
ala per bbl.
AFPLEs-35a5Oc per box for common. 6OcGs
81 for choice and 81 10d1 so for fancy with
some extra fancy higher.
PEARS-Winter Nellis, 81 2561 15 per box
including cold storage; other Winter Pears,
50cQ$1
CITRUS FRUIT--Navel Oranges. S2g2 so;
per box for fancy, 81 50l12 for choice and SIGD
so for standards Seedlings 75c4$1 %: Tan
gerines -: Lemons T5c4S1 for standards.
81 25G1 80 for choice and $2d2 so for fancy;
Grape Fruit, 81 50d2 80; Mexican Lines 81
al so; Bananas, 81 75a2 75 per bunch for
New Orleans and $1d1 80 for Hawaiian: Pine
apples $3q4 per dozen
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delivery; San Quentin. 5.55c; Wool Bags. 329
s5c; Fleece Twine. 11sGsc
COAL-WeIlinston IS per ton; Southheld
Wellington. IS; Seattle. s6 so: Bryant. SO So;
Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay, IS so; Greta. 81; Walls.
Riehe1d s. 5o sia m su e So
SIS % in sacks Pennsylvania Anthracite EEE
-; Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh
Lump, $l1 80; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. SIS
per ton in bulk and SlI in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. IS AS per 1000 lbs and IS so
per ton according to brand.
OIL-Linseed. 56c for boiled and 54c for raw
in barrels; cases, sc more; California Castor
Oil, in cases, No. /, zoe; pure. 81 10; Lueol,
soc for boiled and 4Sc for raw in barrels:
Lard OIL. extra winter strained. barrels. 95c:
Neatsfoot. in barrels. 7Oc; cases. roc; Sperm,
pure 7Oc; Whale OIL natural white 5OQ55c
per gallon; Fish oil, in barrels, 45c; cases soc
Cocoanut OIL. in barrels. 6S 15c for Ceylon and
COAL OII.-Water White Coal Oil. in bulk.
16c; Pearl Oil, in cases. 2212c; Astral, % 1sc;
Star, 221ac; Extra Star 25l9c; Elaine. % nc:
bulk. 11c; in cases, 231ae; do. y degrees. in
bulk. Is hc; in cases. 25c; Benzine. in bulk.
Ice; in cases, 2213c; s6-degree Gasoline. in
bulk. 2lc; in cases 2115c.
TURPENTINE--72c per gallon in cases and
66c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 69
615c per ID; White Lead. eqe15c. according TO
quantity.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining
Company quotes as follows. per ID.
in 1OO-lb bags Cubes A Crushed and
GranuIated 495c; Dry Granulated Fine, 4.S5c
Dry Granulated Coarse. 4.S5c; Fruit Granu-
lated 4s5c; Beet Granulated (100-lb bags only.
475c: Confectionery A. 4s5c; Magnolia A.
boxes SOC more; 5o1II bags. 1oe more more for & al
560c per Id. No order taken for less than %
barrels or its equivalent
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EASTERN MARKETS.
AeW York Stock Market.

AEN YORK, Jan. 12.-The large selling
"hicn oeteloIaed on saturday and which was
f~ne"ed after the opening to-day served 10
axe me FiBor out ~ speculation and the stool,
market sank into condition ~ ser,i-e.ss--,s
tion during the afternoon. with an ocrasio,,sl
downward dip in prices ne rr1s-l-- ii ic1l.ai
v.ith one 81 those zglil-,s rr5oe-1e+ = Sle.-,l e
aking the last prices about the lowest al ~
Day There was nothing IN the news 10 offer
a rational explanation ~ the decline unless h
~ us-4 n -fe ls-i-e - t- 81 olsl-slllon on
TIE matter ~ placing short tirne loans The
movements 70 cash, SO far as known 10 tn.
public continued 20 lncresHe the reserves OF
yielded rather more than 4 million dollarg -
me banks since Friday. and the bank state
ment of Saturday is believed 10 have under
stated the reserve iten al that time by sew
-ral million dollars. owing % the fact that the
weekly averages. some importance Is attached.
aoWever, 10 the sustained upward movement
n' sterling exchange ln connection with the cor
rfspOuding rise IN London discounts which
made a greater advance to-day II is believed
ihat unless money rates mere are allowed % ad-
vance aEain the demand from London viii re-
su't in an outgO nj gold. This would interfere
with the plans 81 the managers OF the sDecu-
iariVe csuDaign In stocks. who have counted
30 per cent insta lrnent of the SO O00 coo sub
7erpti0n 90 the International Mercantile Ma
rne syndicate. which will call for s., 90. 600 on
saturday. rs another factor in the situation
riock VIII call for some s.. 600 600 to take up
rev stock, and IN tho more remote future are
..iT El.lif1'A fIIr anna SUCK lncut anu NIt
presumption that the purchase FOR control of
Leading viii be followed by the issue OF some
reW security against the holdings Rumors
continue busy also with alleged plans for re-
tring the AtcnE0l debentures with a new bond
.ssue. The quick multiplication Of these pos
r-ble new offerings in the stock market has had
rather chilling effect. The numerous r11nors
further railroad combinations which were
'rculated failed 20 have reyiving influence
non speculation, either because Of this new
licitude over the effect upon money supplies
- because The rurnors showed some lack OF
-NenriRe power A combination o Afchfsgn
and Rock Island. q Rock Island outlet TO tide
water by way of Erie, "a purchase OF Chicago
reat western by Rock Island. a purchase
H. AtchisOn by Pennsylvania and an ABSORPTION
7f Southern Railway by Pennsylvania were
me of the rumors which formulated
curing the day without producing much ef-
fect There was some early strength In Atch-
son ana Sugar, and later advances in some of
tie specialties, which were unexplained by any
news. -
With stocks but the investment issues were
hrm. Total sales fpar yalue). S27l0OO0
United States bonds were unchanged on the
last call
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR MONDAY. JANUARY 70.
STOCK MARKET.

There was not much going on in local Sc
curities on the morning session Of the Bond
Exchange. Hutchinson Sugar was lower at
SIS 25@15 1212. and Giant Powder recovered
10 $50 so. One share OF Union Trust Company
sold at $3.50 There was very good business
in the oil stocks all day at higher prices,
while mining stocks had of the liveliest
days for years. with considerable huctuatlon
in quotations.
In the afternoon Giant Powder receded to $40
and Contra Costa Water to S66 so.
Alaska Packers was eX-diVidend Of 81. or
$4S. eco yesterday.
The san Francisco Gas Light Company has
declared a dividend OF 80 cents per share on
the capital stock. payable January 10.
The Spring Valley Water Company will pay
the usual monthly dividend Of ~ cents per
share January 20
The California Safe Deposit and Trust COM
pany has declared the usual quarterly dividend
the rate of per cent per annum. payable
January 10
The annual meeting Of the shareholders OF the
Columbian Banking Company was held the
10th, l. ]. Truman was elected president F.
L. Turpin vice president r. L. LiIienthal
cashier and Colonel j. c. Currfer secretary.
To the surplus account S25 0CO was added. and
during the year 800 boxes were added TO the
safe deposit vaults No dividend was paid
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Hides, TdLo5U, Wool and Hops.

The local trade reporting a firm market for
Tallow. with light supplies and good demand
Hides also firm, and dry Hides bring fun
figures without difficulty. Wool remains firm
and unchanged
HIDES AND sKINS-Culs and brands sell
about 11hc under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers. IIc medium. 10c; light. sac; Cow
Hides, Sc for heavy and nc Tor light Stays,
&c: Salted Kip. sac; Salted Veal, 10c, Salted
Calf. 1O4c; Dry hides 17Gll14c; Cqlls. l5&g
16c; Dry Kip. 14c; Dry Calf, 19c; Culls,
I7c: Sheepskins shearlings. 25a30c each; short
wool 40q60c each; medium. 60QtsOc; long wool.
9OcG$l 80 each; Horse Hides salt, So for large
and 81 so for medium $1G2 for small and
soc for Colts; Horse Hides. dry. 81 20 Tor
large 81 so for medium. $1q1 % for small and
soc FOR Colts. Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. 81 &c;
dry Salted Mexican zoe; dry Central Ameri-
can, 32hc. Goat Skins-Prime AngoTas, 75c;
large and smooth. soc; medium 35c.
TALLOW-No l rendered. 1au6c per ID; ;
No. .. 41a@5c; grease. 394c-
WOOL-Sprlng-Na oregon, Lambs, $50
Ice per Id.
Fail Clip-san Joaquin and Southern, TalOc
per 10; do Lambs Sd1Oc; Northern, detective
1Qloc per lb Humboldt and Mendocino. 12D
l6c: Middle Country, 9q11c per lb-
HOPS-23Q26c per 10.
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Poultry and Game.

The car of live Western that came in Sat
urday Offering and cleaned up well good
prices. Two cars are expected to-day. Re-
eeipts Of Californian were very light, as is
usually the case on Monday and quotations for
that line of goods stand UNCHANGED. There
We're not enough dressed Turkeys the mar
ket to quote. Game continued in free supply
and generally easy. with Ducks still coming in
very poor and thin.
POULTRY = Dressed Turkeys. nominal: :
live Turkeys, 11WlSc per pound Cobblers
and 1T4ISc for Hens; Geese, per pair S262 25:
Goslings, S242 25; Ducks SJq5 90 per dozen
for old and S6QI for young; Hens, 81 50d5 so;
young BOOSTERS. $6dT: old Roosters. S5q5 so:
Fryers, $5G5 So Broilers, 81 5065 for large
and S3a4 for small; Pigeons. 81 121ag1 25 per
dozen for old and $2Q2 80 for Squads.
GAME-Doves, 81 % per dozen; Hare, 81 80
per dozen; Cottontail Rabbits, 81 70; Brush
Rabbits. 81 Mallard Ducks. 81 50q3; Canvas
back. 81 5OG4; Sprig. 81 5O92 90; Teal S16
/ so: Wtdgeon, 81 %; small Ducks. 81; Gray
Geese. So; White Geese. 81 25d1 80; Brant, 81
for large and 81 % for small; Honkers, $4q5;
English Snipe, 50; common. 81 80.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and RaiSins.

There is nothing new to report under this
head
FRUITS-Apricots, 514Gsc for Royals and
shq13c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples. 4Q
&c; sun-dried, 4Q4lsc; Peaches, 4ha7hc;
Pears. 313@412c for quarters and 5QIOc for
halves; Nectarines 4% 4512c for white; PIums
5Q6c for pitted and ia 4 &c for unpItted Figs
4Q5c for black and 4q5c Tor white.
PRUNES-lYO2 crop, 21a42%Ic for the four
sizes, with 12Q11ac premium for the large
sizes
RAIsINS-1e02 crop are quoted as follows:
2-crown loose Muscates. 50-Ib boxes. sac per
lb 3-crown, SIC; 4-crown, &c; Seedless loose
Muscatels, &c; Seedless Sultanas, DC; Seedless
Thompsons, size; 2-crown London Layers, 20 III
boxes, 81 40 per box: 3-crown, 81 80; 4-crown
fancy clusters 20-lb boxes, 81; 5-crown Dehesas,
20-lb boxes. 50 so; 6-crown Imperials 2O-lb
boxes, 50; Seeded. {. o. b. Fresno. fancy, ID
o.. SIC; u o.. 511c; bulk. 5≻ choice, I6
o., CSC; u o., 51sc bulk, 61Sc.
NUTS-Walnuts. No. l. softshell, 13q1315c
No. 2, 10Ql1c; No. l hardshell. l1q11 1ac No.
2. 91a@10c; Almonds lie for Nonpareis. 1O129
SqS2e for Languedoc; Peanuts, 5GTc for East
ern; Brazil Nuts, 12Q13c; Filberts, 12ql21sc;
Pecans, 1iQ13c; Cocoanuts. 81 50q5; Italian
Chestnuts. lUG1211c per h.
HONEY-Comb. 124l3I2c for bright, 1111c
for light amber and 1Oc for dark: Water
white extracted dgT17c; light amber extracted.
51aq6c; dark, 444hc
BEESWAX-27 y a29c per lb
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@Flf'tRt'Af1 FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Unusual acfi5ity III Oil and Mining Stocks
u alStyeet Stocks lO7Cer on the day.
SH0er fraction iO7Ver. EFchange unchanged.
Uhcat and Barley fymer under talk of dry aceather
Oats firm in sympathy 7cltt Wheat and Barley.
Corn qmet 7lTth Increasing dri9GlS Of domestic
hite BeaHs slightly higher qgith good Eastern demand
Dry aeatler and lighter receipts rcHder Hay Seadicr.
III Feedstlfs previously quoted
No change in Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Dried FrTHt situation unchanged
Provisions dull at Saturdays decline. Chicago f5piey.
I0AO7O IN light supply and firm. Hides also strong.
No change in Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
Plenty Of POtatoes Onions and Vegetables the market
Vey little change in Poultry and Game.
Fresh and Citrus Fy1Gts about as before quoted
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Wheat was rather un-
settled, and in spite Of bulIish news which
caused a firmer feeling early in the day. the
tendency was toward lower prices, influenced
largely by a continued liquidation by local
longs report that considerable amount of
wheat was being worked for shipment to
France early bull factor. the
small receipts and heavy rains in Argentina.
There was also cash demand and reports of
a heavy export business at the seaboard helped
prices late in the day. May opened 1sU a c
lower al T6l2Q76Ac and quickly sold up to
I6l2c. Selling by pit traders caused decline
10 153 Hf53sc, when there advance to
46lkc. Unloading by longs brought about
other break and the price went down 1855
NI5%4c, with the close 4 q sc lower at 1854 q
1910.
The trade ir corn was extremely dull and
The market was featureless Demand was the
main strengt thening influence although q fair
export business also favored the bull side
The weather favorable for the movement.
but the receipts were only moderate, due 10
the situation. The weakness in wheat late
in the day also affected corn May closed y
ILc lower at 43&C.
The oats pit was almost deserted. May closed
firm &c higher at 34&t &C.
Provisions were firm a marked decrease
in receipts of hogs and higher prices at the
yards. The market closed strong with Nav
pork 20c higher lard 10c up and ribs advanced
l5G1Tikc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Ne1V York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12-FBOUR-Recei
31,300 bushels; exports 16,445; market fairly
active and steady
-WHEAT-Receipts, 20. 500 bushels; exports.
SOAc elevator and 7S%c T. O. b. a1oat; No.
Northern Duluth s6ac f. O. b. afiost, No.
hard Manitoba size f. O. b. aAoat. Options,
after opening steady, advanced trife on
cables. fair clearances and covering. Later
the market followed a sharp decline at ST.
Louis, but rallied on subsequent export rumors
and broke later on the visible supply increase,
closing unsettled at $sa1sc decline. March
closed S22sc: May. SOS 0S0$4c closed at
so14 July. TsMqT91sc. closed at 7sAc. ..'t.
HOPS-FiTm.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Firm
SUGAR-Raw. steady: refined. firm
COFt'EE-Spot. quiet: futures closed quiet,
net 10 10 points lower; total sales, Il, 250
bags. including January 81 %; March, 81 $50
40; May, 81 50; July, 81 20.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
quiet. but steady TO firm. with prices on the
old basis. Common. 4d5c: prime, 54G5 12c;
choice, 54Q6l2c; fancy. IqTlac.
ing a fair jobbing demand, particularly on
the larger sizes. Quotations continue TO range
from 3i2c TO 7lac for all grades.
APRICOTS-Qui with the fruit in boxes
quoted at 7l2G9lac and in bags at 712G1Oc.
PEACHES-In quiet demand Peeled are
quoted at 12d1sc and unpeeled at eAGs13c
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POSTAL CLERK CLAIMS
DAMAGES FOR INJURIES
the Southern Pacific Company
Going On.

The trial Of the suit Of James C. Cavan.
a railway mail clerk. against the South
ern Pacific Company was begun before
Judge Bellinger and a jury yesterday in
The United States Circuit Court Cavan
was permanently disabled in a railroad
wreck near Mill City. Nevada. on Feb
Iuary IS. 1901. and claims $4,000. This is
the same accident in which Clinton r.
Coulter was killed. His widow was
Gwarded $500 damages in the United
States Circuit Court last Saturday.
Cavan's disposition was read to the jury
Yesterday, he not being able to walk
Dr. Riley. his physician. testified that
Cavan was helpless and drOpsical and
that his case was incurable.
Peter F. Dunno is attorney for the rail-
road and W. Houx and James @. Ma
guirc represent the plaintiff
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Provisions.

The market for cured meats was dull at
Saturdays decline. Chicago somewhat
higher
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 12c per ID for
heavy 121ac for light medium 141ac for light
1512c for extra light, 1910 for sugar cured and
II 15c for extra sugar cured; Eastern sugar
cured Hams 14c; California Hams 13d131se;
Mess Beef, $40 per bDl; Extra Ness $40 50G11;
Family. $1l 50G12; prime Mess Pork $3.50
Is so; extra clear. S27; Mess $40 so; Dry salt.
ed Pork. 1319c; Pig Pork $2SQ30; Pigs Feet.
90; nI SuiUAe1 ,,a De-. ~ y A"o per 10. II.
pound and 12c for pure half barrels pure,
12Ac; lob tins, 12&c; 5lb tins. I2Jsc; S-Ib
tins. 13c.
COTTOLENE-One haIf-barreI, 1okc; three
half-barrels, lOe; one tierce, 95sc; two tierces,
y%c: nve uerces. 9Ssc per H.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter and Eggs were unchanged and steady.
Stocks of both about balance the demand. and
the market is feautreless.
Cheese shows change Supplies are mod
crate and the local demand is fair
Receipts were 2S,2 200 lbs Butter. z54 cases
Eggs and 1900 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery. first hands. 29G3Oc and
occasionally Bic ID for fancy and - I. q
Isle for hrsts; dairy. 25Q27lAc; store Butter.
nominal
CHEESE-New. 14hQ15c for choice mild
and lac for fair do; Young America, 1Gc: Fast
ern. 11q1112c; Western. 16I2 @11c per ID
EGGS-Ranch. 31@3;c for fancy and 30c for
lower and medium grades; store 271aG3Oc;
Eggs 26c
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Prices Of fancy table Burbanks were well
sustained under a steady local inquiry Cheap
stock continued to drag. Dealers reported a
good demand for seed Garnet Chiles and Early
Rose Stocks of the latter were light and
firmly held at an advance. Three cars of
Sweets marketed and sold off well at the
previously quoted rate. Onions were plentiful
and weak. Occasional sales or strictly choice
stock were reported at Soc per GENITAL.
Prices of Peas and Beans from Los Angeles
had sharp decline. Supplies were large and
the demand was very slow. There was large
quantity unsold at the end of the day sum
mer Squash, Tomatoes and Egg Plant were in
limited supply and steady Green Peppers
were hard to dispose of
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river 3OH
55c per ctI; Salinas Burbanks. 90cGI$1 10 per
ctl Oregon do, s0c@s1 10; River Reds 35a4oc
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days net change being an advance of s1 lbs
to G12S los for spot and to e12S It's Cd for
futures. The New York market affected
to a smaller extent by this showing and closed
quiet at $2SG2S 90
Gaining Is cd the London copper market
closed at 953 lis Cd for spot and at R5i
2s Cd for futures. while New York quotations
is quoted at sl1 So lake, $12 3715 electrolytic.
$12 25 casting, $l2 20.
Lead was dull and unchanged; $4 12h In
New York; London. Ell 5s
Spelter advanced points locally to 81 IS.
while in London it remained unchanged at G20
The English iron markets were higher with
Glasgow closing at 53s Sd and Middlesboro at
AS Locally the iron market remains dull
and unchanged Warrants are nominal. No 1
foundry, northern, is quoted at S23@25: No 2
foundry (northern), No. l foundry (southern)
and No 1 foundry southern sofO at S22a23.
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per ctl; Early Rose for seed 81 1o61 25 per ctI: /:
Garnet Chiies from Oregon. 9OcG$1 per ctl ;
Sweet Potatoes from Merced. jobbing at 81 60
per ctl
ONIONS-6OG75c per ctl for choice and fancy
and 40d50c for lower grades
VEGETA BLES-GrSen Peas. 36I4c per ID;
String Beans. 50Sc; Wax, /597c; Cabbage.
I5qs5c per ctl; Tomatoes from Los Angeles.
4OQ50c per sack; Garlic 2hG3c per ib; Green
Peppers from Los Angeles S65c per Id; Dried
Peppers. Sa9c per ID for Stockton and 10q
121sc for Los Angeles; Egg Plant from Los
Angeles, 10Q121ec per ID; Dried Okra, 15120c
per Id: Summer Squash from Los Angeles
81 25d1 80 per box; Marrowfat Squash, $40 per
ton; Hubbard. $l0412; Mushrooms, 20G30c
lb.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Jan. 12--Consols, 93A; silver.
% 3-1Gd: French rentes. 1Oof 3715c; cargoes on
passage, white dull, red firm; cargoes Walla
eValla 29s Sd: English country markets
steady; what and nour on passage to United
Kingdom 2, O2O. COG: wheat and flour on pas
sage to Continent. 500, 0oo.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 12-Wheat frm No. /
standard California, Gs Sl2d; wheat in Paris
firm: -four in Paris, firm: French country mar
kets firm: weather in England frost.
COInTON-I-nlands / I'D
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
Hay and FeedstnfS.

The holding Off of the rain and the cold
weather are imparting more steadiness to HAY.
and as receipts yesterday were moderate the
market was in better condition than for some
without change. Feedstuffs were as before
quoted.
BKAN-SJTd1S per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$22 50424 20 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-RoIle Barley, S23a2s per
ton; oileake Meal at the mil. S25q26; johbing,
S29 59q2l; Cocoanut Cake, $2lg22; Corn Meal,
Feed. S20a2l; Cottonseed Meal. S2e so
HAY-Wheat $12 50q14. with sales of
extra fine at $14 so; Wheat and Oat e10Ss
- so; Red and Black Oat sl1ql2 so: wild
Oat $l0Ql1; Barley, S10a11; Stock. IS 50TI
so; Alfalfa, S9q11 so; Clover, $500 SO per
ton.
sTRAw-5Oae21hc per bale