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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Wheat was weak early
on lower prices in the Northwest and favor
able advices from Argentina, with cables about
steady Longs were disposed TO unload freely
at the start and as a result there was a tenn
porary decline, when May sold down TO 1874
after opening a shade higher to 1sc lower at
7A7SO 15c 35dT51sc. a small increase in
the visible supply and a decrease in the amount
on passage caused some of the early sellers TO
turn buyers and a tirmer feeling developed.
Offerings became more limited later in the day.
which added to the hrmness, and May sold ur
10 1914 e575Ssc and closed at the top with a
gain OF &c.
There was fair trade in corn and the feel
ing was strong there being disposition among
local traders TO bull the market Covering by
shorts and the frmness in wheat were strength
ening influences. The close strong, with
May Iac higher at 43A d43Ac.
The bun leaders in the oats pit were active
buyers. and as a consequence the market was
strong, although the volume Of business was
only moderate. The close strong, with
Nav sc higher at 34M34 &c
Provisions were active and irregular, with
considerable scattered selling throughout the
session. May pork closed lOc lower, lard un-
changed and ribs were &C.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and RdiSins.

Everything under this head remains about
before quoted Holders of all descriptions
firm
FRUITS-Apricots. 5A@Sc for Royals and
SkG13c for Moorparks: Eyaporated Apples. 4
d1c; sun-dried. 4d415c; Peaches 41eGTlsc;
Pears, 3n@41ac for quarters and 5G1Oc for
halves; Nectarines, z l5lAc for white: Plums
5I6c for pitted and 1lf1 1ac for unpitted; Figs
4d5c for black and 4Q5c for white.
PRUNES-l902 crop, 2l2G2Ac for the four
sizes. with 1aq1hc premium for the large
sizes.
RAISINS-19O2 crop quoted follows
2-crown loose Muscatels. 50-lb boxes BIC per
ID: 3-crown, sac; 4-crown, &c; Seedless loose
Muscates. Sc; Seedess Sutanas, SC: Seedless
Thompsons SIC; 2-crown London Layers. 20
lb boxes. 81 40 per box: S-crown. 81 so: 4
crown fancy clusters, 2O-lb boxes. So: 5-crovYn
sas, 2O-lb boxes. 50 5O 6-crown Imperiais,
20-lb boxes. So; Seeded, T. o. b. Fresno, fancy
I6 o.. csc; II o.. 5@c; bulk 5%sc: choice 10
o., 6szc: II o.. 51sc; bulk. 61sc-
NUTS-Walnuts, Nc. /. softsneiI. 13d131Ac:
No. 2, 10G11c; No. 1 hardsheIl. 1101I1 &c: No
2 0HG1Oc Almonds, lie for Nonpareils 1ObG
lie for X L. 10Q10l9c for Ne Plus Ultra and
SGS1ac for Languedoc; Peanuts. 5a7c for East
ern; Brazil Nuts. 12G13c; Filberts, 12Gl12 Lsc.
Pecans. 11q13c; Cocoanuts. 81 5Oq5; Italian
Chestnuts, 10Q1215c per Id.
HONEY-Comb. 12a131ac for bright, I11bc
for light amber and SQ1Gc for dark; Water
white extracted, 6GTAc; light amber extract
ed 55%66c; dark, 4142c
BEESWAX-21 y q29c per H.
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Poultry and Game.

Two of Western live Poultry that came
In early in the day. cleaned up well at good
prices and another car was marketed later on.
What little domestic live came in sold readily
at maintained prices and dealers look for a
1lrrn market during the ensuing week. There
were not enough dressed Turkeys received for
quotation. There was no great demand for
Game and prices showed little variation.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys II6lSc per pound
for Gobblers and 17G1Sc Tor Hens: Geese. per
pair $292 25; Goslings $262 %: Ducks. $50
. 90 per dozen for old and $BQT for young
Hens, S5Q6; young Roosters, $G46 90; old
boosters, $5q5 so; Fryers, So 50Q6; Broilers,
$o45 90 for large and $3 50Q4 80 for small :
+ aPlgeons, $1a1 20 per dozen old and s2Q
GAME--Doves, 81 per dozen; Hare. 81 259
90 per dozen; Cottontai Rabbits 81 so; Brush h
Ea6bits. 81; Mallard Ducks, $3G3 80; Canvas
back, S3Q4; Sprig, 81 5O6D2 so; Teal 81 506
| 70; Widgeon. 81 25Ql1 SO; small Ducks SiG5
! 20; Gray Geese. $3 so; White Geese 81 256D
| oo Brant, S2 for large and 81 20 for small;
mon. 81 30
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Provisions.

Chicago reports the cash demand not good
and stocks accommodating. owing to the high
prices, with the market still supported by the
packers. The San Francisco market continues
inactive and less weak
Cottolere is ~ higher
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 121ac per 10 for
heavy, l3c for light medium. 15c for light f6c
for extra light, lie for sugar-cured and 1Sc for
extra suSar-cured: Eastern sugar-cured Hams
14h haI4Rc; California Hams. i2lAal4c Mess
Beef $40 per bbl; Extra Ness. $40 5CdI1:
Family $11 50Q12: prime Mess Pork Sl56
Is 80; extra clear S27; Mess, Sl9 80; Dry Salt
ed Pork. lhc; Pig Pork, $2SQ30: Pigs Feet
S5: Smoked Beef. 14l5Q15c per lb
LARD-Tierces quoted at SC per III for cora
pound and 12l2c fer pure; half-barres pure
l2Ac; lob tins. l3Ac; 5-lb tins. 13%c: 5-lb
tins 13Ke
COTTOLENE-one half-barrel 1O1kc; three
half-barrels 10c; one tierce. 95sc; two tierces
9Mc; five tierces. 99sc per lb.
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Receipts of Produce.
MONDAY. JANUARY 5.
STOCK MARKET.

The week opened with very good business
on the morning session OF the Bond Exchange
California Fruit Gamers was weaker at S94
and there were sales of Giant Powder at $74
An active demand for Best & Belcher led
to a large business in mining stocks, as will
be seen by the list of sales.
EX-dvdend yesterday Pacific Lighting
Company, regular monthly of 35 cents per
share, amounting to $12, $50.
The Commercial and Home Mutual building
and loan associations have each declared semi
annual dividends at the rate of ) per cent per
annum on installment and prepaid shares.
Mission Lodge Masonic Hall Association has
declared a dividend of 40 cents per share
payable January s.
The Commercial Bank and Trust Company
whkh recently acquired the charter OF the old
barW of TempletOn and organized in this CITY,
opened yesterday. 1t has capital of 81. 600. o.
COO In 10000 shares of the par value of S1OO
each and will do commercial business with
a savings department and also a trust depart
ment similar to that of the Eastern trust COM
panies.
The Stock and Bond Exchange received
congratulatory cablegram yesterday from the
Honolulu Stock Exchange.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.


The Potato market continues dull with prices
for all descriptions unchanged. Beyond the
light local demand for strictly fancy table Bur-
banks and Sweet Potatoes there Is nothing do
ing. Onions are in free supply and fancy
stock is firm, but inactive.
There were liberal receipts of Vegetables
from Los Angeles and an abundance of car
ried-over stock The demand was nothing
extra and Peas and Green Peppers were lower.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river 3U6g
o5c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks 90cI$1 10 per
ctl; Oregon do, 15cd$1; River Reds 35Q4Oc per
ctl; Early Rose, for seed, y0c@$l per ctl; Sweet
Potatoes 81 60 per ctl for Merced
ONIONS-65GS5c per ctl for choice and
fancy and 40Q60c for lower grades.
NEGETABI-ES-Gree Peas. 3q6e per ID;
string Beans, S41lc; Wax, TGgSc; Cab
bage. I5qS5c per ctl Tomatoes from Los Ange-
les. 15cG$l 20 per crate or box; Carrots,
4Oa aoc per sack; Garlic. 215d3c per Id: Green
Peppers, from Los Angeles. 4Q6c per lb: Dried
Peppers. SQSc ID for stockton and IUGl y ~
for Los Angeles Egg Plant from Los Angeles
SqlOc per lb; Dried Okra, 15@20c per ID; Sum
mer squash from Los Angeles. $l@l 20 per
box; Marrowfat Squash $40 per ton; Hubbard
S10@12; Mushrooms. 309I40c per lb.
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Hides, Talio7v, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SK1NS-Culls and brands sell
about 1@c under quotations. Heavy SaIted
Steers, lie; medium. 10c; light, Sic; Cow
Hides &c for heavy and SiSc for light; Stays
&c; Sailed KID. s1ac; Saited Veal. 91sc: salted
Calf. 10c: Dry Hides, 1615g17c; Culls l5c:
Dry Kip 15c; Dry Calf, 1Sc; Culls and Brands
10c; Sheepskins shearlings. 2Jd3Oc each: short
WOOL 4oQGOc each; medium 65G70c long wool.
SOcdSl 20 each: Horse Hides, salt. So for lara.
and s2 80 for medium. SLAP for small anu
soc for Colts: Horse Hides. dry 81 75 for
large 81 80 for medium. $lal % for small and
soc for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, 30 1sr:
dry Salted Mexican, 25c: dry Central Ameri-
can, 32lac. Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. 15c;
large and smooth, 50c; medium. 35c.
TALIOW--No. l rendered 5JsG5c per lb:
No Q 41k@5c: grease. 3Q3jac
OOI-Spring-Valley Oregon. Lambs i5ie
l6c per lb.
Fall Clip-San Joaquin and Southern TdlOc
per Id: do Lambs, SG10c; Northern detective.
9Gl1Oc per lb: Humboldt and Mendocino I20
l5c; Middle County. 0411c per lb
HOPS-23Q26c per ID.
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strength OF metal stocks including the railroad
equipment COMPANIES. The further advance
in tl-e price OF copper benefited Amalgamated
The Southwestern railroads were the subject
OF speculation on the ground of the early bene-
III 20 be derived from the corn crop movement
Missouri Pacific was prominent and was helped
by its increase in gross earnings for the toufth
week in December of Sl6S.ooO Louisville and
Nashville which gained in gross for the same
period over Elg3. .00u. however was held BACK
throughout by realizing. There was notaoie
disposition for the speculation to seek low
priced stocks both among the railroads and in
dustrials SoTe OF the soft coalers We're IN
demand. especially those tapping the Ohio ana
West Virginia fields rally in st. Paul from
early depression had an encouraging effect on
the speculation as did the strength developed
ia Su-ar. but the iTreeularfty in the market
persisted until the close
There was some evidence OF investment buy
ing in the bond market and some Of the lower
grade bonds which still return "a comparatively
high rate Of interest. were the favorites- Total
sales. par value. 50. SO, 600.
United States 2s and the old is advanced u
per cent on the last call.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The cold weather has a steadying effect on
butter and Eggs, and both quoted in bet
ter tone. though prices remain as at the close
OF last week. Receipts of Eggs are lighter
ana stocks of Butter are certainly no larger.
Whlle the demand Tor both descriptions seems
10 De somewhat improved. Dealers are quot
ing scattering sales of Butter at Sic in a small
way. though they are hardly sufficient to
Justlry this figure as quotation. There is
nothing new in Cheese.
Receipts were 7,10O lbs Butter, 344 cases
Eggs and 1900 lbs cheese.
DUI1 E,k-Oreamery, first hands 2Shm30c
per 10 for fancy and 2T5&d2Sc for frsts; dairy
25Q2Ic; store Butter. nominal.
CHEESE-New, 144q15c; DID, nominal;
Young America, lee; Eastern 17q17hc;
Western, 161aQ17c per Id.
EGGS-Ranch. 31433c for fancy and 30c for
lower and medium grades; store. 271A@ @29c;
eold storage, 2292Ic; cold storage Western
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Hay and FeedStufS.

The weakness in Bran Is said to be tenn
porary and due to the presence OF quite line
~ the wharf which has to be moved and
whom n is out of the way dealers rather look
for a frmer market again =, The other Feed
,tsh receints Yesterday OF over 900 tons hnt
the market showed no further decline.
BRAN-$17d1s per ton
WIDDI INC;S-Sx2 5OG24 90 per ton
EEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley, $25G26 per
ton. Oilcake Meal at the mill, S25G26 jobbing,
s26 5Oa27; Cocoanut Cake s5 $2l . g22; Corn Meal,
Fed So0n2I: Cottonseed Meal, $26 So
HAY-Wheat s13Q15; Wheat and Oat $I2a
"A 70. Red and Black Oat, $11913; Wild Oat.
x1oGi1 20: Barley $40 a0@11S Stock. IS 500
: "a: Alfalfa, $9G1i 50 Clover. $sQIO per ton.
S,cRA Aw-5O@65c per bale.
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San Francisco Meat Market

Previous prices rule for all descriptions un-
der this head.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-7G7hc for Steers and 6Q61sc per 10
vEAI-Large. sh09c: small sh91Olsc
per ID.
1er ID.
LAMB-10c per lb.
PORK-Dressed Hogs SkR9hc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco, less 80
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SrrzRt'Al FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Securities selling fairly Mining Stocks ercited
Ac51 ok Stocks bHoydnt and sOme7uhdt higher
Slight changes IN Sii7er and Sterling Exchange
Wheat and Barley Futures frmcr
Hca0n Corn coming in freely and 7ceakening prices
Nothing ne7c in Oats Rye
Beans and Seeds as previously quoted
Cod ocothcr sfeadyirg Butter and Eggs
holders OF Dried Fruits Nuts and Rdisus firm
L5e and Dressed Meats in fair supply and unchanged
Fr0S7aoHS qlHof, both here and at Western points,
COttolcne marked MP &c per it,
Not much change IN Potatoes Onions and Vegetables.
Poultry ~ good demand and firm Game qiet.
Oranges higher, bla dull Other Fruits about before
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1y York Stool Market.

KEW YORK. Jan. 5.-To-day's extremely
irregular and uneven stock market rnad.
Considerable show or strength and fair de-
gree on activity. Stocks that did not share in
-1e strength were not generally reaetionary but
Nere rather restrained from the advance By
ceiling to take profits. Commission houses re-
i'5rDeo some growth 81 outside demand and the
estUre of the days trading was the compare
lively snail lots dealt In. The great specula-
-ife pools were active st a few points but in
stocks IN which outside demand appeared they
were inclined 10 take their profits by feeding
ms demand The appearance Of the outside
-sniaho' ~ fact, meets the object Of the prin-
'ipa- buying II the last three weeks. which
Aas been almost wholly by professional opera
tors IN anticipation % the conditions now ex-
istine- IRE sustained character OF this ad-
Naiiee' ia freedom from reaction and the de-
NeioP1eiit now in the normal easing OF the
money MARKET. have evidently served to some
tktem 10 encourage the public 20 buy stocks.
soInething Il had not done for lonp .srne
past, either from lack OF means - ,,.rs,o
owing q the teht money market or ia deen-
rooted suspicion Of The market The money
rate CID not relax very distinctly TODAY snd
some OF the banks reported renewals Of call
loans Tor iarSe amounts al materially lower
rates than those lately prevailing The mar
let rate on the exchange fell below 9 ner cent
ate N the Gay Time money also was easier
@nd Tor the longer periods there was ara
uiiy m placing FUNDS. The foreign money cen
ers Continued 10 reflect the returning noos
funGs 10 the channels Of the money Tra,.l-st
ne encouraging effect Of thss in New Yorl.
IS somewhat modified by the demand Tor volI
London and The decline Of sterling IN Paris
hile exchange bills were in considerable a.,
and. The possibility of the growth OF a
aris demand upon London and It's shiffsng
pon New York was thus Indicated. The rrol,.
m OF further net earnlnEs of the railroads is
Kept alive by the continual reports Of sdvanc-
lAg wages. The reopening of the Union paoite
a
stock The hard coaieTs reflected proiit-talyfne
and United States Steel preferred was a nutabl. !.
example OF the same process, although the
common stock shared fairly IN the general
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Ne7U York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Money call firm
at 5G9 per cent. closing at 5q6 per cent;
tire money easier. GO and 80 days, 5G615. six
months 5651b Der cent: prime mercantile
paper L per cent. Sterling exchange was
steady at advance at 81 Sc. 90 for demand and
at 81 So 80 for sixty days; posted rates, 81 S4fo
S4lb and 81 S7l5: commercial bills. u S242
"a S3h Bar silver, 4Sc. Mexican dollars.
3SHc Bonds-Governments. steady: rail-
roads, firm.
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Flour and MiHStufs.

FIyoUR-California Family Extras. 81 20Q
A Ak usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 1904 20,
oraeon and Washington $3 5OG3 IS per bbl
for family and 50 5O@4 for Bakers
MILLsTUFFS--Prices in packages are as
follows. Graham Flour. SO so per 100 lbs; Rye
Flour. SO 25; Rye Meal W; Rice Flour. 81
4 %: Oat Groats. So 20; Hominy. 81 256i4 So
Ruekwbeat Flour, 81 50q4 I5 Cracked Wheat
81 Eartna s4 so: Whole Wheat Flour So IS
ToIled oats. barrels, 81 $500: in sacks. Sc 81
as so; Pearl Barley. Sc; Split Peas. boxes
SE 20. Green Peas So per 100 lbs.
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Foreign McrketS.

LONDON. Jan. 5.-Consols. 939s; silver.
% 3-l6d; French rentes. 1907 Wheat cargoes
on passage. quiet and steady; cargoes No. l
Standard California, 31s 415d cargoes Walla
Walla 29s I'D: English country markets, quiet /:
wheat and flour passage to United Kingdom
/, $50, 600; wheat and flour passage to Con-
tinent, 100000
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5.-Wheat, easy: No. 1
Standard California, Gs sgd: wheat in Paris.
firm: flour in Paris. steady: French country
markets steady: weather in England, damp.
COTTON-Uplands, 4. 7od.
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Beans and Seeds.

Bean handlers continue to quote a steady
market at unchanged prices
BEANs-Bayos. 50 6Od2 so; Pea. SO 500
. TX small White So 1903 35 large White
S3G3 %: pink 50 35G2 60: Red. 81 65d2 rs:
Lima 81 2504 80; Red Kidneys 81 so; Black
eve So 650l3 IS per ctl
SEEps~Brown Mustard. So %; Yellow Mus
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ATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERA
FORECAST

The pressure continues high over the coun-
tig west Or the Rocky Mountains. over the
lEiermountain region the pressure exceeds
D-aO inches The great valley Of California
= ful Of tule fog and temperatures have
hardly risen above - degrees In the foot -
li--s and mountains clear weather prevails
ana afternoon temperatures range from 50 to
DH degrees. tn the vicinity Of San Francisco
there Is a vertical temperature gradient OF [
1egree Increase Tor every l20 feet elevation up
20 half mile
" arm weather prevails in Southern Califor-
ma With maximum temperatures Of 90 de-
5rees from Point Conception south
10 ram has fallen vest of the Rocky Mount
aims except at Port Crescent
Forecast made san Francisco for thirty
hours. ending midnight January 8:
Northern CalifOrnia-Fair Tuesday becom-
irg cloudy az night: warmer: light northerlv
winds. changing 20 southeast
Southern Callforuia-Fair Tuesday contfn-
iied warm weather; light north winds
Neyada-Fslr Tuesday
san Francisco and vicnity-Fair Tuesday
booming cloudy a night. not so cold: light
north winds changing TO easterly
ALEXANDER O. McADIE.
Forecast Official.
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er: lambs steady to Toe lower. Good to choice
wethers 50 1904 40: fair to choice mixed, So 20
Gf4; Western sheep, S4G5 60; native lambs, 81
G5 CO.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST JOSEPH. Mo, Jan. 5-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 2000; active, steady to strong. Natives.
and heifers, $2q4 IS; veals, 50 1907; bulls.
stags, ETC. 50 5004 so; yearngs and calves,
81 50I4 %: stockers and feeders. S3GI4 IS.
HOGS-Recelpts. 3700; weak Lght and light
mixed. SO 20l6 81 medium and heavy. Sc 30;
pigs, S4G6: bulk OF sales. So 30Q6 45.
SHEEP-Receipts, SEQ; active Top native
lambs S5 80. ewes 81 25
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Foreign Tn'nres.
LIVERPOOL.
Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-cATTLE-Receipts &C.
COO head market steady. Good to prime steers.
S5 4O16 %; poor TO medium. $3G5: stockers and
feeders S2a4 80; cows and heifers, 81 1904 25;
heifers S2d4 80; Gamers, 81 25G2 40; bulls 50
"a 30; calves. So 50@s; Texas-fed steers, SO IS
HOGs-Receipts: To-day $4,000; to-mor-
row. 30. 600 estimated; left over. 5000; market
steady: closed weak. Mixed and butchers, 500
q 35: good 10 choice heavy. So 400r6 65: rough
heavy. SO 1876 40; light, 50 7oa6 %; bulk OF
sales SO 1906 30.
sHEEP-Receipts. $4,000; steady to 10c low
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Visible Gram Supply.

NEW YORK Jan 5.-The visible supply of
grain Saturday January 3. as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange is as follows:
Wheat 40.741. 600 bushels; increase, So 600
Corn g 5S4. 600; decrease, 52S, 600. Oats 4. =
799, 900; decrease 261 900. Rye /. .O97, 900: de-
crease 20 00U Barley, 2S75000; decrease,
90 900
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per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. Shd9c; Cows and HeIfers
7Q7kc; thin Cows 4Q5c per ID.
CALVES-q515c per lb (gross weigh).
SHEEP-Wethers. 3% Q4c; Ewes. 3A93hc
per 10 (gross weight).
LAMBS-Yearlings 494kc per Id.
HOGS-Live Hogs. 160 lbs and up 6ILc:
under 160 lbs. 6AQ6$c; feeders 616Ac; soWs.
90 per cent off; boars so per cent of, and stags
40 uer cent of from above quotations
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Jan. 5.-Wheat-Walla Walla.
zoe; Bluestem. 7Sc: Valley. 75c.
Cleared-Bark Dowan Hill for Queenstown
with 1876 S74 bushels wheat
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Jan 5.-Wheat-Steady, un-
changed; Bluestem. size; Club. &c.
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Weather Report.

G2Oth Aleridian-Paci6c TimeD
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5-5 p n.
The following aye The seasonal rainfalls to
ate a. compared with those Of same date last
asun ana ralnCau In lsst rN-antk- four hours
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE Jan. 5.-Clearings, $596,94o; bal
ances, Sl35, 454.
PORTLAND. Jan. 5.-Clearings. s666, 1872:
SPOKANE Jan. 5--Clearlngs. s4l4,s6S; bal
ances. $44. 39G.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT+Paris futures were higher, but
Liverpool showed little variation. The world s
shipments for the week were as follows. in
quarters: Russian, 191, 600; Argentine, Is, 600;
Indian, $4,000, The American visible supply
increased Go 0OO bushels The worlds visible
is now 13 3212. 600 bushels, against l0,S7O,OO0 at
cSbicaro remained without especial change.
Kansas City reported fair demand for cash
Wheat The condition of the Ohio crop was
announced at %, against 9l December l and
In this market futures were several fractions
higher. but cash grain showed no material
change.
CASH WHEAT.
No. l. 81 37hQl 42A: Milling. 81 4591 Sc
FUTURES.
Session to IL a m.
open. High. Low. Close
May 81 35ia 81 1854 81 85h 81 S64
Deoember-No sales.
2 p. m. Session.
Nav 81 oBGR B5 81 HsR 5s 81 ESE sSH 81 GiSsS sss,
December-No sales.
BARLEY-Higher futures and the drying
north wind rendered the market steady. but
cash prices remained about as before.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 1901 20 Brewing. and shipping
grades 81 2l4g1 22ls; chevalier. 81 55Ql &c
FUTURES.
Session to IL a. m
Open. High Low Close
May ....$l i714 81 1914 81 l7l4 81 1s1a
D. m. Session.
Open. High Low Close.
May .....S 81 is1a 81 1s% 81 1sh 81 1S94
December-No sales.
oATs-There is nothing new to report. The
White. ST 27IAQI 30; Black 81 2oa1 25 for
feed and 81 @5al 80 for seed; Red 81 29q1 sc 80
fancy: Gray. 81 25Q1 27ls per ctL
CORN-Is weak There is too much Western
coming forward. There is coming into
the State than appears in the San Francisco
receipts, as it is being dropped off at Sacra-
mento Stockton and other interior points
Quotations for domestic remain nominal as
receipts have been insignificant, but there was
quite. a consignment in yesterday.
Western (sacked) is quoted at 81 22jhd1 %
for yellow. 81 221a01 % for White and 81 % y
tor mixed California Large Yellow. Eomlnal
small round do. nominal: White, nominal
Fsrvntian 81 2061 80 for White and 81 20 for
RYE-SI 121s@1 10 rer ctI
RUCKN HEAI-NoH NAL at 81 75G2 10 per
rfl
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
quiet No. 3 spring wheat. roc; No red,
7oh a71%c; No. corn. 452sc; No. . yellow
452sc; No. . cats, 81 sc; No. white 32G532 "a G
No. . rye 4sc: good feeding barley 50a45c;
fair to choice mating. +5Q5Gc; No l flaKseed
81 II: No ! Northwestern 81 81 prime TIM
othy seed 81 S5: mess pork, per barrel Sl7 50:
lard per 100 pounds. 50 75d9 So: short ribs
sides Qoose) IS 259S so: dry salted shoulders
(boxed) SIS 25ds 80; short clear sides (boxed)
S9@9 l2l5; whisky, basis Of high wines, 81 81 !;
clover contract grade. $11G11 TO-
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union Pacific Railroad Sued.

Albert B. Bagley fled a suit yesterday
in the United States Circuit Court against
the Union Pacific Railrod Company for
5000 damages for personal injuries alleged
to have been sustained on September %.
1902. In a railroad accident near Granger,
WyO.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-06
Ne7U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Jan Cotton futures opened
unsettled at a decline of COLA points and
closed barely steady at net decline of 9a15
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-06

tard, 50 50@2 10: Flax. 50 25; Canary. 4a4Gc
for Eastern; Alfalfa. 9q12Ec; Rape. 1AQ2Ac;
Timothy &c; Hemp. 5S4@4c per lb; Broom
Corn Seed, $l2G15 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niies. 81 50 Green, 81 75Ge
25 per ctl.