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BrddStYeet'S on Trade.

NEW YORK, Jan. e-Bradatreet's to-mor-
row will say:
The new year starts aggressively and we'll
something of the IuI usual at this period of
the year, but even here the uniformity is
broken by advices that saleimen already on the
road receiving good orders for spring. and
that in compliance wit. urgent Instructions
shipments Of spring goods are being forwarded
literally Among the industries activity
rc.gns, the only deterrent features being the
scarcity of cars or of fuel limiting production
of iron and steel or curtailing shipments of
aggressive strength present levels being the
highest in over two years. Corn and cotton.
it is true, have weakened, but the only an
parent result is that of enccura ging and ex-
panding export trade, movement long and
anxiously awaited. Eastern shoe manufacture
ers report that liberal sample orders are not
being followed by solid orders TO the extent
expected and shipments are smaller than last
year and last week, but leather is quiet and
firm. The scarcity of anthracite coal Is a
cause OF large expense and some suffering AT
the East. Efforts to keep prices down to
ulators reported in control Of the stuai ion
The iron and steel market is classed as
quiet, but symptoms of activity are numerous
Wheat, including -four, exports for the
bushels. against S.436. 2eO last week B. 567 no
in this week year ago and 800 .C95 in 1901
Wheat exports since July | aggregate 13b
1872, l76 bushels, against 153 313 937 last sea
and 103, s74,914 in 1900.
the week ending January number s35 ee
against 400 last week, 346 in the like week in
1902, 322 in 1901, 295 in 1900 and 3O4 in 1899
The failures in Canada number 80 against
80 last week and 80 in this week year ago
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NezV York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK Jan. 9.-FLOUR-Receipts
% 400 barrels; exports. 1922 barrels; market
steady with fair demand
WHEAT-Receipts, 15S $50 bushels: exports.
3930 bushels; spot. steady; No. red, s09sc
elevator and 7o7sc f. o. b. afioat; No. 1 North
ern Duluth, S6Tsc f. O. b. ahoat; No. l hard
Manitoba s75sc T. o. b. afoat At first op-
tions were rather easy because OF the bearish
Argentine news selling by longs and small
seaboard cearances Wheat rallied later on
covering due to export demand and big weekly
clearances. closing firm 1sGAc net dd-
vance. May, rs f-16GS09sc closed at SO%sc;
July. 1855 GTS1Ac, closed at 1S12c
HIDES-ouiet.
WOOL-Firm.
HOPS-Firm.
sUGAR-Raw, steady; refined. steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio, steady: mild, hrnl Inc
market for futures closed steady at the open
ing level. Total sales 80 500 bags. including
May. 81 G5Gl 70; June. 81 70; July. "a 20;
September, So October, So %; November
IS 10; December $5 10.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market IS
quiet, particularly in the export department,
as shippers are holding off tor lower prices.
There is a steady jobbing trade. however, that
in the absence of selling pressure holds lhe
market around recent prices. Common are
quoted at 4Q5c prime, 5Aq5hc; choice DAG
61ac; fancy. 7a7l5c.
PRUNES-Spot prunes are firmly held at
3hG712c for all grades. a
APRICOTS-Generally steady witp unpeeled
in boxes quoted at 7l9@1019c and IN bags al
71aQ10c az.
PEACHES-Quiet, but fairly steady at la
1sc for peeled and at G$4 Q9c for unpeeied
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erations are interrupted by the delay in transit
Of needed materials. In the iron and steel in
dustry the most significant event of the week
was the discussion regarding the proft-sharfns
proposal by the leading producer. Inadequate
supplies of coke are still restricting operations
Partially because of the published statistics
of supplies, but more account of London
speculation, there a sharp advance IN
prices OF tin and copper, followed by some re-
action, due to realizing sales
New England producers of wool were busy
on spring orders, and few deliveries nave
already been made, although shipments are
light in these lines yet
Exceptional activity in rubber goods has re-
duced supplies to an unusually low point some
varieties of leather have advanced slightly and
tanners Of hemlock sole have only limited
holdings.
No new features have appeared in the do
nestle demand for dry goods. The best event
as to cottons has been the continued buying for
export, which has exceeded expectations very
largely. The print cloth market has ruled
very hrm with business restricted by the re-
serve of sellers, who show no disposition TO
make concessions. As to woolen goods, the de-
mand for overcoatngs for next fall has not
come up to eXpectationst which may be at
tributed in part to the fact that the season
opened unusually early. Prices are fully
maintained at the opening level Of the session
Failures for the week number $50 in the
United States, against 37S last year. and "a IN
Canada. compared with 2T a year 60
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Dnn's Revie1V of Trade.

NEW YORK, Jan Or. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say:
Collections are notably prompt at all lead
ing centers. bearing testimony TO the strong
financial position Of the nations industries at
the opening of the year. Distribution OF
merchandise is heavy and manufacturers are
pressed for prompt delivery. Orders for spring
goods come freely and In some lines there Is
more than sample business in fall weights.
Tardy deliveries in the past lead purchasers to
and orders are being placed far in advance of
actual needs. The fuel situation is still the
one seriously disturbing element rendering alb
normally high the cost Of manufacturing and
restricting the purchasing power of almost the
entire population. Fortunately. this comes at
a time OF exceptional prosperity. or there
would be a general contraction of consumption
In other lines. There is little interruption to
work because Of labor disputes. but many op-.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and RaiSinS.

The market shows no change The New
York market is reported firm with some signs
Of increasing activity.
FRUITS-Apricots. 5t2Gsc for Royals and
sIaG13c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples. "A
&c; sun-dried. 4G412e; Peaches. 4iaGTIac:
Pears. 3iaG41@c for quarters and j0IOc for
halves: Nectarlnes 4%451ac for white: PIums
Ia ec for pitted and IdI nc for unpitted Figs
4a5c for black and 4d5c Tor white.
, PRUNES-l9O2 crop, Zi242Ac for the four
Sizes with 12@1l2c premium for the large
sizes
RAIsINs-19o2 crop are quoted as follows:
2-crOwn loose MusCatels. 5O-lb boxes 514c per
ID: 3-crown, 54C; 4-cTOwn, &c; Seedless loose
Muscatels. sc: Seedless Sutanas. &c; Seedless
ThompsOns. &c; 2-crOwn London Layers, 20 10
boxes, 81 40 per box; 3-crown. 81 so: 4-crown
fancy clusters 2O-lb boxes So 5-crOwn Dehesas,
20-lb boxes, 80 so; 6-croWn Imperials, 2O-lb
boxes. So: Seeded. I. o. b. Fresno. fancy. 10
o.. SIC; II o., 51ac; bulk, 5%sc choice. 10
o.. 6$sc; u o.. SIC: bulk, csc.
NUTS-Walnuts, No. 1, softsheIl, 13Q1315c:
No ?, 10Q11c; No. L hardshelI, 11G11 &c; No.
2 91aG10c; Almonds lie for Nonpareis 1O42g
lie for X l. 1OG1013c for Ne Plus Ultra and
SdS11c for Languedoc: Peanuts. 5IIc for East
ern; Brazil Nuts, 126I13c; FiIberts. 12G1212c;
Pecans, 11QI3c; Cocoanuts, 81 50q5; Italian
Chestnuts. 1O01212c per 10.
HONEY-Comb 12Q13Ac for bright, 115c
for light amber and 1Oc for dark: Water
white extracted. 6g71ac; light amber extracted.
n 66c; dark 4dl12c.
d29c per ID.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter and Eggs still remain without any
change either in the volume Of offerings or
prfces Both are steady with current quota
tions apparently acceptable to both buyers
and sellers Cheese also remains the same.
Stocks are moderate, but offers of enolce
mild new wired to Los Angeles and other
Southern points at 15c and even 14Ac are
either turned down receive no response.
The local demand however, is taking care OF
the daily receipts so there is no accumulation
OF stocks.
Receipts were 23,3OO lbs Butter. 405 cases
Eggs and Is, 200 lbs Cheese.
occasionally Sic per lb for fancy and Y 154
Is Hc for frsts; dairy. 25q27 1ae; store Butter.
nominal.
CHEEsE-New. I4hQ15c; old. nominal;
Young America, Ice; Eastern, 1Ig1Ine; West
ern 1914 Q17c, per ID.
lower and medium grades; store, q y gZSc;
cold storage, 22q27c; cold storage Western
Eggs, 26c.
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PTO0ISlOHS.

Chicago packers continue rather bullish on
the situation and are holding up the market.
This market continues dull and unchanged
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 123sc per 10 for
heavy. 13c for light medium. 15c for light. 16c
for extra light lie for sugar-cured and 1Sc for
extra sugar-cured; Eastern sugar-cUred Hams.
14A n14laC: California Hams. 121ad 14c: Mess
Beef. $40 per bbl; Extra Mess, $40 5OQ11; Fam
ily, $l1 5OQl2; prime Mess Pork, S15d15 so;
extra clear. S27: Mess. $19 so: Dry Salted Pork,
1315c; Pig Pork S2sG30; Pigs Feet. So:
Smoked Beef. 141&615c per lb-
LARD-Tieroes quoted at Sc per ID for COM
pound and 12l9c for pure; half-barrels pure.
12%4c; lob tins. 13Ac; 5-lb tins. 1880; 3-lb
tins, 1312c.
COTTOLENE-One half-barreI 1Ohc; three
half barrels 1Oc; one tierce, 95sc; two tierces,
9Ac; five tierces, 9%c per 10.
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@rlrltR(IAl FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Securities fairly aciqe Oil and Mining Stocks brisk
Si'zo off again. Exchange unchanged.
Nc5g York Stock Market steady, 7cih easy money
More Gold transferred from San Francisco TO Ne7o York
Wheat and Barley Futures firm.
Oats and Rye dHH and unchanged
Western Corn still literally offered IN this market
Another decline Of SOC in Hay FcedStafS unchanged.
Beans in fair demand for Eastern shipment and steady
Butter. Eggs and Cheese steady at precious prices.
Dried FrIat nact5e here and firm at Nee York
Uool Hops and Hides as before quoted
Supplies Of Cattle Sheep and Hogs about balance the ddHd
Potatoes and Onions in large supply.
Poultry and Game plentiful and qHa.
Not much change III Citrus and DcciduOns Fruits
Coffee dM
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Foreign Futures.
Ne7V York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-There was another
sensational advance in the London tin market
to-day, a gain being reported for the day of e3
IS Cd, with spot quoted at e126 los and futures
at Rl27 Is Cd. The New York market par
TALLY rejecting the foreign strength, also was
higher, prices being marked up about 10 points
to q. S5@2S. 15c, but without attracting activi-
", as buyers generally refuse to meet the ad-
vance.
There was an advance of los in the London
copper market which closed at E53 los for
spot and &53 les Sd for futures, but the local
market continued quiet and nominally un-
changed. Standard Is quoted at 1l3I l3c, lake
at 12.25c and electrolytlc and casting at II 15c
Lead was quiet and unchanged here at 41sc
and in London at ell 5s.
Spelter was unchanged here at 410c and in
London at go
Iron in Glasgow closed at 53s Sd and in Mid
dlesboro at 46s Cd. The local market un-
changed. Warrants continue nominal. No L
foundry Northern is quoted at $23@25, No. ,
foundry Northern, No. / foundry Southern and
No l foundry Southern soft is quoted at $22
d23.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-There was foreign news of note
except that the weather in the Argentine was
more unsettled.
Chicago showed little huctuation. st. Louis
was doing some buying and reported cables
from the Continent reducing bids on Wheat
Bradstreet's gave the exports for the week at
This market showed no change. The follow
ing bulIsh wire from Stockton was posted on
the exchange: with only 5ls inches Of rain
here, although the crop looks well, 1t must be
a short period Of dry weather will use up
the small amount of moisture. A critical pc
riod is ahead
Futures advanced in the afternoon.
CASH WHEAT.
No. l. 81 3712G1 4214; Milling, 81 45G1 so
per ctl.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
May ........ 81 p57is 81 Is 81 87% 81 IS
December -. 245 / 24I4 i 24i2 / 24Is
p. m. Session.
Open High. Low. Close.
MAY .......$1 IS 81 391s 81 IS 81 80
December =. / 25 ! 25h / 25 25A
BARLEY-The market continued firm but in
active at unchanged prices Futures ruled
Feed, 81 1e4G1 20; Brewing and shipping
grades, 81 2IAql 2275; Chevalier' 81 55al 80
FUTURES
Session TO II 80 a. m.
May ;. 81 l8A 81 iSA 81 iSA 81 isH
DeceInber-No sales.
p. m. Session.
No sales
OATS-Previous quotations rule, with a
quiet market.
White 81 2T35q1 So; Black. 81 2OQ1 20 for
feed and 81 25dl 80 for seed: Red, 81 20G1 30
for common TO choice and 81 32&q1 35 for
fancy: Gray. 81 25q1 2Ila per ctl.
CORN-Western continues weak with buy
holding off. Fine dry domestic. of which
there is none Of consequence Offering, is quoted
at 81 40 for large yellow.
Western (sacked) is quoted at 81 22HGI %
for yellow. 81 221Aq1 % for White and 81 2214
al % for mixed; California, Large Yellow
nominal; small round do. nominal White
nominal; Egyptian, 81 20q1 80 for White and
81 20 for Brown.
RYE-$1 l21sGt1 Is per ctl.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1892 10 per
ctl.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

The familiar quotations still rule. with the
demand and supply about balancing.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers dealers
are follows:
BEEF-7q71ac for Steers and 6Q615c per Ib
for Cows
vEAL-Large. s14aec; small. s15G1O1ac per
MUTTON-wethers. shG9c: Ewes. s9s15c
per lb.
LAMB-10d1015c per lb.
PORK-Dressed Hogs, S469hc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good sound
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle
CATTLE-Steers. S1aQ9c; Cows and Heifers
7qT nc; thin Cows, 4q5c per 10.
CALNES-4Q512c per ID (gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers, 4Q4Ac; Ewes, 31a13Hc
per Id (gross weighO
LAMBS-Yearlings, 4hq4%c per h.
HOGS-Live Hogs 100 lbs and up. SIC:
under 16O lbs ga 46$sc: feeders. 6d6 &c: soVys.
20 per cent of: boars, 80 per cent on and stays
40 per cent of from above quotations
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Beans and Seeds.

Dealers report a very fair demand for all
kinds for shipment, whites leading Prices
rule steady and unchanged.
BEANsLBaZyqs: 1Zo 81 6&992 & So: Pea. So 500
S3q3 %; Pink. 81 35G2 90; Red 81 65G2 Isl
Lima, $4 25G4 80; Red Kidneys 81 80; Black
eye, So 65l3 S5 per ctl
SEELS-Brown Mustard. SIS %; Yellow Mus
tard 81 5OQD2 75 Flax. So %; Canary 4lD4I5c
for Eastern; Alfalfa, 9q12hc; Rape, I% 92A G.;
Timothy, Ie; Hemp, 3AQ4c per lb Broom
Corn Seed, $12d15 per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 so; Green. 81 T5Q
25 per ctl.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Consols. 93ss; silver.
221sd; French rentes, 10Of 2215c; wheat car
goes on passage, rather firmer; No. 1 Standard
California, 31s Sd; English country markets.
quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9.--Wheat steady; No.
Standard California, 6s SID; wheat in Paris,
steady; flour in Paris steady; French country
markets. steady: weather in England, cloudy.
COTTON-Uplands, .72d.
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

Another SOC was Topped off Hay yesterday.
with the market quoted weak. Receipts were
excessive exceeding 700 tons. There was
nothing new in Feedstuffs
BkAN-$1I6I1o per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$22 5O0I24 30 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S25d26 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mil, $25G26; jobblng.
S26 50d21: Cocoanut Cake, $21022; Corn Meal.
S3Od31 Cracked Corn. $40 5Oa31 80; Mixed
Feed. S20@21; Cottonseed Meal. S26 so
HAY-Wheat $12 5OG14 with sales OF
extra fine at S14 80; Wheat and Oat S12Gf
Il 50 Red and Black Oat. S11Gl2 5O Wild
Oat S104l1; Barley. S1Oq11 Stock So 5Oa
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live Turkeys 17G1Sc per pound for Gobblers
and 17G1Sc for Hens; Geese, per pair, S2QZ 20;
for old and scar for young; Hens. 81 50Gf3 90;
young BOOSTERS. $6G7; old Roosters, $549 90;
Fryers. $5G5 90: BrOilers. 81 50d5 for large
and S3G4 for small Pigeons. 81 122Ql % per
dozen for old and $2G2 80 for SQUADS. -.
CAME-Doves, 81 per dozen: Hare. 81 Z94
1 so per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits 81 %;
Brush Rabbits. 81: Malard Ducks. 81 oOD3;
Canvasback 50 j0Q4: Sprg 81 50Q2 80: Teal,
81 25dI 80: Widgeon 81 25G1 so: small Ducks.
S1dI %; Gray Geese, So: White Geese. 81 254D
/ so; Brant 81 for large and 81 % for small
Honkers, $40 English Snipe, So; common
81 so
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Flour and MiHStufS.

FLOUR-CalifornIa Family Extras, 81 209
40. usual terms; Bakers Extras. S4 1904 20;
Oregon and Washington. SO 5O@3 IS per bbl
for family and So 5OGI4 for Bakers.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages as
follows: Graham Flour, 50 90 per 100 lbs
Rye Flour So %; Rye Meal. So; Rice Flour.
81 Corr Meal, So 25Q3 so; extra cream. do,
$4G4 20: Oat Groats, 50 %; Hominy. 81 25q
/ 90; Buckwheat FI0ur, 81 5Oil4 70; Cracked
Wheat 81; Farna, 81 90; Whole Wheat Flour,
SO 70; Rolled Oats. barrels, 81 35q9; in sacks,
So S5QS 90; Pearl Barley. So Split Peas,
boxes. SO so; Green Peas. So per 100 lbs.
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Ne1U York Money Market.

NEW YORK Jan. 9.-Money on call 4d5
per cent: closed offered at 4 per cent: time
money easier. with a good demand; sixty
days, 5Gt5H per cent; ninety days . per cent;
six months, per cent; prime mercantile paper
5EQ6 per cent Sterling exchange was steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 SO. 025 for demand and 81 50 so Tor sixty
day bills posted rates. 81 S412d4 sly; com
mercisl bills, 81 S2%d4 S3%. Bar silver,
47Kc. Mexican dollars 3SAc. Bonds-Gov-
ernments. steady; States, steady; railroads
irregular.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry was in free supply and dull. except
for fine large young stock. Retailers were we'll
supplied with the liberal receipts of the week
and the public demand checked somewhat
by the high prices. Two cars of Western, due
to-day, will be held for Mondays market Re-
ceipts of dressed Turkeys were "a cases. The
demand slow and the stock sold at a wide
range, according to quality.
Trading in Game slow and prices were
unchanged. Ducks and Geese are still coming
very poor and thin.
PoULTRY-Dressed Turkeys. 2oQ24c per Ibs
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Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. Receipts.
$500; slow Good TO prime steers, $5 4off6 so:
poor 70 medium. So 2595; stockers and feed
ers, S2ep4 so; cows, 81 23G4 50 heifers. S27
%; Gamers, 81 25Q2 so; bulls S2a4 40;
calves. 81 5OqS; Texas-fed steers. SO 1904 So.
HOGS-Receipts to-day. $4,000: tomorrow
20, 0O0 10Q15c lower. Mixed and butchers
So 2o@e so; good to choice heavy s6 6o0I6 so;
rough heavy. $6 20G6 5o light So 90d6 rs;
bulk Of sales. so 25G6 90
SHEEP Receipts, II 600; stronger. Good to
choice wethers. 81 25t rs: fair to choice
mixed. So 25a4 25: Western sheep $4@e; ma
tive lambs, S496.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST JOSEPH, Jan e-CATTLE-Receipt
11s1; natives. So s5Qe; Texas and Western
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL.

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
TIE pressure has fallen over the entire
country west a. the Rocky Mountains except
ia a small anea in the extreme northwest A
depression OyeTlies the valley Of the Colorado
..n1 VIII probably move eastward
Warmer weather prevails in the Sacramento
and san Joaquin valleys and tule-fOg con-
lltIgns will not continue much longer.
Forecast mace al san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. January l0-
Northern Calif0rnia-Cloudy Saturday. light
-0rtheast winds. probably rain on the northern
coast Saturday night
Southern Californla-ClOudy a nd threatening
Saturday. Light northeast winds. changing 10
westerly.
Neva aca-CiOudy and warmer Saturday
san Francisco and Vicinity-Cloudy Satur-
day probably rain Saturday night: light north
east winds, changing 70 southerIy.
ALEXANDER o. McADIE.
Forecast Official
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steers, So $500 %; cows and helfers, $2d4 40;
veals $3G7 so: b. lis and stays, 50 25d4 60;
yearlings and calves, 81 I5GD4 80; stockers and
feeders, So 256I4 80.
HOGS Receipts, $500: light and light mixed,
50 20q6 50 medium and heavy $6 3J06 60;
pigs. "a 1896; bulk. SO 421Ad6 4J.
SHEEP-Recepts, 627; top native lambs,
50 50; top yearlings, So; top wethers, 81 so;
ton ewes 81 IL
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Jan 8. - WHEAT - Walla
Walla. zoe; bluestem 7sc; valley T5976c
Foreign wheat exports from this port for the
week ending to-day were 1893 SAB bushels.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Jan. 9-WHEAT-15c higher;
bluestem S2c; club, 72kc.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE, Jan. 9.-CIearings, $780, ,e4s; bal
ances S13, 500.
TACOMA. Jan. 9.-Clearings 1851 1O4; bal
ances $31, ,Q65
balances $40 S29.
SPOKANE, Jan 9-Clearings, $279, 444 /;
balances S11, ,332
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Bank CIearingS.

NEW YORK jan 9.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings AT the principal cities for the week ended
January s, with the percentage of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Ne10 York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. jan 9.-Cotton futures opened
firm at advance of 8 to points and closed
very steady at net unchanged prices to de-
cline of points
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Weather Report.

G20th Meridian-Pacihc Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9-5 y.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls %
Gate. as compared with those Of the same
dace last season and rainfalls in last twenty
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

Silver is several fractions lower. There is
variation in exchange.
The treasury has authorized the transfer of
S4O0, coo from the sub-treasury at San Fran
cisco to the sub-treasury at New York
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Bar silver, quiet, 22hd per ounce money.
% a; per cent. The of discount in the
open market for short bills is 312 per cent and
for three months bills Is 81 per cent.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market quiet and easy. Creameres 1361
271ac; dairies, 17Q25c. Eggs. frmer. % 1ac.
Cheese dull, 1314G14c.
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Cash quotations were S follows: Flour. dull
and easy; No 2 spring wheat. 13d75c; No. 3.
67G69c: No. 2 red. 71%G72%c: no. corn.
1850; No. yellow, 46$sc No. oats. 32a4c;
No. 8 white. 33a36c; No. rye. 4sc; good feed
ing barley, 40n44c; fair choice mailing. 460
57c No. flax seed, 81 II; No. / Northwest
ern 81 %; prime timothy seed, S. So mess
pork per barrel. S17 40; lard, per 100 pounds,
50 s21a: short ribs sides 0ooFe) IS 60GlS TT15;
dry salted shoulders (boxed), IS 25QS 80; short
clear sides (boxed), $9q9 12A whisky basis
SI1 20
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.

A continued decline in Giant Powder to sT1 so
was the only noteworthy change on the Bond
exchanges in the morning session. Business
was quiet but in the afternoon there was more
activity. with a further decline in Giant
Powder to $50 90 The depreciation in this
stock during the past few days amounts to
several dollars.
The oil stocks were active. with Sterling
leading at higher prices
Mining stocks were also higher. with lively
trading, as VIII be seen by the list of sales
The 'Crocker-Woolworth National Bank has
become member Of the Stock and Bond Ex-
change.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Jan. a. .. m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
rs ar coup. .lO9h ll0A As or c (new)135St 1861
As ar reg. 1O9la1tOI, IS or coup los 1OS&
Continued on Page Thirteen.
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Totals Canada $50. 900 S04 17.9
Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearings. sNot included in
totals because OF no comparison for last year
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10
Total salcs. ..1.55l. 600 shares.

UNITED RAILWAYS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
United Railways CT San Francisco: Bonds
90 bid, 81 asked; subscriptions 81 bid ss
asked.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

Continued on Page Thirteen.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10
Family Retail Market.

Changes in prices this week are remarkably
few. Meats. Poultry. Game and Fish remain
the same as last week with several eNcep-
tions. and there is no variation in the quota
tions for Butter. Cheese and Eggs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10
,uieator Pears. dzS3a5 Grape Fruit. per

Lettuce. per dOz 15G20
Leeks. dz bnchs- 2Cd25
Mushrooms. lb...4 4Od5O
Onions, per ID. Ia 3
FISH