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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

G@ntlcmen's List-TicI1 Allen. John
II, Ashley. Geo. +. Atkinson, Robert p
Bailey, h>red Banks. Geo. Bea,;cnauln
sam Booker. JOHN Eownler. 2. Brown,
Frank Caprio. Johnnie Chapman, Os-
car Cherry ,'Tnos. Child, hudson L. Cline.
Matter Cross. Il. Curtis, Wm. Dugdale.
\. I. Edwards. Ellie Ewing, G. B: Ford.
J" ~ Fular, Henry George, Franz
Gibson, Goodman Bros, James Good
win, Woody Hart. Edward Hays. G S.
Hill. j. 2. Hutchinson, e. D. Jones
Frank kee. Hon. Geo. r. Knndrick, y
g King, Ben Kronse, I-agiglio Bros.
l.. G. Lamar. Mr.. Lewis. O. =. LinDin-
cott, Ezekiel Maggets. Vim. S. Mar
1hcnS Johnnie McSwing. T. A Miller,
J. Il. Pur;iia NJ. Reed. Jas r. Riley,
l!aywart Roberts. r. Rosen,hal, Willie
itusS"l!, arthur Sharp. John Sheppard
p. r. Stenneti, w Satiren, Marion +.
ialt. George IaDnntcr. Capt. John +.
Thomas. Capt 1il,on, Tom i'raynhanl.
+. W. Turner, James Nenigelo, James
y. Waavei. (2). j. L, Whitaker. Wil,-
her Nigsinibn. J Fl. Williams. n. j.
Williams. j. Il. Wilson, Ebert Whitley,
G. b. Wirlcy, Frank Womack. ]. l..
Woodward
Lad!t, List-lsahel e. Bell, Mrs. J
y. Bell. Miss Ellen Brown. Mrs. Man
rice Brown. Mrs. Elmer H. Carr Mrs
Mary Chandler. Mrs. c. II. Chmolmis,
| Mrs g. Christian, Mrs. Armealia Cross.
Mrs. Lee Dixon. Sallie Gilbert, Miss
Bessie Griffin, Mrs. Annie .Hagges. Mrs.
Bette Henry. Mrs. Deler Hill. Mrs.
Charles Jennings, Miss Virgle L. Jones,
Miss Maggie Margoin, Mrs. C. .O'Brian,
Miss Felice J. Robinson, Mrs: Kate r.
Robinson, Mrs: lallen Rosson, Mrs. En-.
mer Sales. Mrs Ellen Sears. Mrs. Ma
lindar Shepherd, Miss Mary Smucker,
Miss Sarah Stevens Mrs Caroline
Thomas. Miss Kate Tomps, Mrs. sam
= Trewolla. Mrs. Sam Perry Trewolla.
NenYe Julia UrbanN, Mrs Eliza Wat
son. Miss Annie Wilson.
Station No. 2-M. T.. Coles, John AZ.
thur EdmonIs. Wiley Hicks Thomas
Jones, s. G. Tyler. John Watkins, Jos.
g. Yeas: Mrs. Hannah Brown, Miss
Daisy Drac. Mrs. Jcnetto Radcliffe.
Mrs. Hannah Watson.
FRED READ, p. NJ.
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FOR SALE--A cry desirable nro.
} perry Ia Santa Cruz. California, over.
looking beautiful Santa Cruz. Califor
MA; Monterey bay, the Pacific ocean.
san Lorenzo valley, Santa Cruz Mont
Grey. Frement and Iona Prieto noun
salnS; one mile from the finest bath
lhG beach on The ocean coast; $50
elevation; tie lnnsL beautiful; compre-
henslTe scenic view on the Western
coast between Patagonia and Alaska
winter and summer residence, com
pr1slng IA acres under the best pos
slDie state OF terraced hillside cuitiva.
tloh. planted IN the greatest VARIETY OF
roses. flowers, vines, apples, peaches,
peas, pdllnes, olives, oranges, lemons.
tiss bananas, nuts CT all sorts, and
every variety ORIENTAL and orna.n entail
tree ana shrub pastures, Of red ana
white clover, and blue grass, surround
ing most elaborate residence and twn
new cottages. all equipped with the
latest modern plumbing improvements.
heaters. telephones, electric lights ana
elegant outhouses furnished with
horses, b'ggies, carriages, cows, &c.
All combined to make a most uniet
restul, beautiful spot on earth for a
gentleman Of culture desiring rest in
a nlatchless climate.
owner is compelled to move Tas,
IN account OF his growing business 81
hlcaso and Toronto Price $4,000.
'lo,oOo cash, balance at per cent
interest for 20 years, if desired.
LAWSON & Outtan,
Teal Estate. Hampton, Va.
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Soua drcn to Sail From L;hau

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. i.-Thc
Third Russian Pacific squadron. com
mandcd by -Amiral Nei,agatoH. and
consisting OF The battleships Nicoiai
Gcnrcl ApraSinc, Admiral Oushakoff.
and Admiral Seniavin the cruiser
N'as!inir Mnnomaci: and the ansxI-
larry chriiscrs Russ and Axcnia, will
leave Lihau about Feb. a. The delay
i the dAnaritlre Of The squadron is
'inc To the placement Of artillery
'Fhc itHss carries captive balloons
2!!t ihr ANrnia coal anu other supplies
and repair shop. Torpedo boats will
join the squadron at sea.
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IL I'rl Arthur capable q lnakics 4
sorue.. hundreds OF officers al w,ail
ncNrishe" plenty OF ammunition. the
largest magazine being un1ouchc. ai.-
full Q the root. ana that there vas ~
;'aDlc surnly OF food Ter ;hre" ::cn''s
e>en Il no fresh supplies were recci,
ed, The general characterized these
s1a,en'n,s as nrius1i6od and not sun
!tDiGd Nv facts
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ITI----
Cadet Hope Back.

Cadet 4. d. Hope returned Yesterday
from The Virginia Polytechnic Insti
tn,e. Cadet Hope was j member OF
the Junior class. He was readmtted
10 the class and pass his examination
and then decided to resign as . mem
PC: of the class. He expects to enter
Schnectaly, y. T.. college next SEES
sion
Cadet Hope received Gathering let
tcrs from members OF Tie faculty ii
tho institute
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BULLET THROUGH HIS HEART.
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french Steamer AustraIien.
Ry Associated Press.

" COlGMBO. CEYLON. Feb. 4.-C,en-
era, Srccssol. The former commander
O! Port Arthur, Gnd The Russian eff
GERS and others accompanying hin, Ar
rived here today from Japan Nv way
Ct shanghai on loard the Fre-c.! lire
steamer Arstralicn.
n an interview witty The correspond
ent q the Associated Press the genera,
denied The statements published IL lie
effect that Port Artl.ur was Surrender.
g! rrcn:aturo]y.
. Condition o; tire Troops.
He was especially indignant at th2
statements made y q London new:
Iaper January IS il, q dispatch frcl,
i'ekin' that there were n the li,.c al
The surrender 25.cnO able bodied r,a1
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RUFUS BENTNALL DEAD.
WELLKNOWN MAN PASSED AVIAN
YESTERDAY.
Funeral Services Will Occur From, the
Residence Tomorrow Afternoon at 8
O'clock

Nr. Rufus y. Hcnlhali. 26 years CID.
died in his nome in Holt street at ::
o'clcck yesterday afternoon after ain
illness of some lime with consulnD-
ticn Mi. Benthall was prominent
member Of Wyoming Tribe CT Red Mer
and WAS quite popular with a wide cir
clio OF friends
llc is survived y, his wife. who was
Miss Mason. g Fos lliI. nvscal
siS,CrI ant Erc ;hcls
The f,,ncra! services will occur from,
TIC residence tones row afternoon al
n'clcck end ,hr nterlrcn1 vii! be
made il Oakland cemetery
Mr.. EGnth,:ll was member OF Ca,!-
lral Methodist church. ana Tho pastor.
the Rev. Asa D:scoll. Will nave charge
Cl The tnncral services
'rAn Red Men Will a,,cnd tn, fr
Ecra.
The !nilowng gentlemen have Eacn
requested TO act as pallhearers at the
funeral: Mcssrs. T. NJ Wood L. G..
IIarwood. !. y. Bryon. n! T. Topping.
G. ". PHILLIPS and Charles Traylor.
BULLET THROUGH HIS HEART.
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sUNFLOWER PHILOSOPHY.

hlpndinea blonde does not look
any more artificial than the average
Kiss between two women.
Ever remember that when YOU tell
an nnsatory story, the person who re-
peats II tells Your name in doing IL?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

Even The father who boasts that his
children are large FOR ,h4ir aga, makes
them SIT bumped down In the seats
;Whcn hesis aryingto pass them for I'm
Ga l0.-At"hison (kan.y Globe
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J. A. Hart Dies Of Smallpox.

: -
BRISTOL. TENN, Feb. Al 4.
Hart Al years Old and man Of fam
ily. died Of smallpoNsat Wataugu, TWEEN.
tE miles south OF Bristol, today There
arc no other eases in that Immediate
section, but i, is said that 100 cases
have developed at Ilizabethton. six
miles distant from Watauga.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

II is pretty hard often to be a good
husband and sensible man at tile
same time
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pes.th g; an Infant

Tic infant son ot Mr.. and Mrs. j
Vaughan Jones dicd III thci. nome il
East Hampton yesterday morning
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Fear of DEVELOPMENTS
in the Russian situation restricted trade In
wheat to-day. The result was decline of X
MNc. In view OF easier cables the Russian
disturbances did not appear to be regarded
abroad as likely to disturb commerce. In
consequences Russian affairs were seemingly
given little weight a direct influence.
Their effect. however. was felt as a decided
drag In speculation. The market opened easy
under a pressure of heavier receipts in the
Northwest. May started NC off at 81 l. q
IAN Uncertainty as to possibilities in RUS
sia was said to be keeping the larger specu-
lative interests out of the market Business
was restricted mainly to balancing of trades
between small operators. Not until receipts
at St Louis and Kansas City were made
known did a marked diversion in the course
Of thes market occur. Shorts, who regarded
receipts Of So 600 bushels at those points
against 252. 600 bushels a year ago as cause
for alarm brought about the only period az
strength In what strength the market ex-
hibited. May advanced to 81 15%@I f5N
The Improvement was not long sustained In
the absence OF any demand from the shorts
whose wants were soon satisfied, May re-
ac1s1 9rn during most OF the session - wa. All,
with prices fairly steady at about the OPEN
ing range. 44E to 44Hc. which was nc 10
~ under the previous close May sold a.
44KG45o, receding. however, Mt the close TO
Oats ruled extremely duh, but held steady
ON 4 slight decline. The opening was
shade down for May at 307kc and the market
closed steady at 30Ec.
Provisions were firm for the whole list
Outsiders and grain traders led the buying
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

WaLstreet Stocks lo1rev on the day.
Local Stocks and Bonds qaetey.
Not much change in Sif0er or Eschange
Wheat, Barley and Corn quiet. Oats acive and firm.
Lima Beans oqer. Hdy and Feedstnfs unchanged.
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables firm.
Poultry light receipt and firm and Game also In sympathy
HeGyv rain restricts business in Frits.
Buffer higher and extremely Eggs and Cheese as before
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Rasn.s unchanged
Provisions continue sozv IN all markets.
Bale Of nea0 Wool in from Husford. Hops quiet.
Hides and Leather dcttve at firm prices.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
Castor Oil marked up.
Plenty of rain reported all oger the State
Grain Bags firm, in sympathy sUith Calcutta.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Jan 24.-Owing to the exceed
ingly small stocks of domestic wool available
actual business in the Boston market Is un-
usually dull. Territory woods noticeably
scarce Reports received indicate that the
contracting for wool on the Sleeps back is
in progress in all sectione of the territories
and 1T is estimated that already 40 or so per
cent of the coming clip has been sold. In no
previous year has buying been so general.
Pulled woods are somewhat easier. Foreign
woods are in fair demand and hold firm.
Territory quotations:
Idaho-F'ine. 18@1shc; heavy fine, 16Q17c:
fine medium. 1s12@19c; medium. 22q23c; low
medium, 23124c.
Wyoming 17hG1Shc; heavy fine, IA
616c; fine medium, 1712G1sc; low grade me-
dunn 23124c.
Utah and Nevada-Fine. 1761Sc: heavy fine.
15G18c: fine medium, 17hd1Sc; medium 229
23c: low medium. 23d24c.
Montana-Fine choice. 21@22c; fine average.
10000; fine medium choice 21Q22c; average.
19q20c; staple. 22d23c medium choice. $50
25c: average 2l622c!
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New york Stock Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The most notsbl.
fact about trading In stocks to-day was the
decided subsidence OF activity. Even with
yesterdays excitement the total dealings for
that day fell below last weeks average, which
was above a million shares: and to-day that
but for. the spasm OF liquidation at the close
Tho market became almost idle at times and
tbs movement OF prices was intensely sluggish
until near the close. The tone however
showed evident Improvement over that of yes
terday. and prices started upward hrisky from
the outset. This was due in large part to
the less alarming view taken OF the course
OF events IN RusBia- The idea that i'm
was threatened was pretty definitely dismissed
There was some disposition to argue that
Russia's internal troubles might have the
with Japan and the cutting off Of the enormous
expense of the war. with the possibility OF a
positive benefit resulting to the finances OF
tie erect here except In a negative way, when
there was cessation Of the foreign pressure
threatened losses IN other directions. From
this influence there was normal tendency
toward recovery In few individual stocks
prices. But the motives OF the buyers in
these cases were rather vague and not dis
cl9sed g. to tho general public. Their sym
very moderate. The renewed rise in Northern
Securities on the curb revived all the long
standing runors pointing TO the widespread
results to be expected from the settlement
gr'rving out OF The Northern Securities case.
Ihe supposed fmminence OK the announcement
OF the Southern Pacific refunding plan was a
certributory cause to the nrnluess OF the
Hartman stocks There was a disposition to
attribute the movement in Erie which was
quite conspicuous. to supposed connection
with the wide-reaching settlement of the
Nortnern Securities case, which IL potent
mystery for stimulating all sorts Of move
nents4ln the market. But the firmness OF
tne coalers had more substantial expIana-
tion IN the settlement OF net earnings for De-
ceInper OF the Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey. disclosing favorable conditions not only
"a ..i .ns n,gh level OF gross earnings. but In
Of heavy orders by railroads for bridge ma
terla. We're help to United States Steel pre-
nerreo The initiation OF dividends on Hide
and Leather preferred was a favorable in
huence on the Industrial list generally A
saarpE yasc ~ the international mercantile
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ER-Cnchanged.
CHFFSE--Unchang
EGGS-Unchange
DRIED FRTITTG
New york Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Ihe London tin mar
lset was higher. with spot closing at G130 5s
and futures at 2129 los. Locally the market
remained quiet but steady. with quota
tions ranging from 29G29.50c.
Copper was q little lower in London. but
so far as could be learned important con-
cessions were to be had in the local mar
ket. In some instances Lake is quoted little
under the figures given. but II is not probable
that much actual business could be done below
10 j0c: electrolytic remains unchanged, and
casting at 15I15.25c.
Lead was Is Sd lower in London at 912
13s 3D.. Locally the market was quiet at the
recent decline to 4.45Q4.55c.
speltcr was unchanged at a24 It's Cd in Lon
don and at 620d030c locally.
Iron closed at 53s Cd in Glasgow and at ATS
105kd in Middlesboro. Locally trade is rather
quiet at the moment. but prices are well main
tained, and but little talk OF shading quota
tions Is heard No. 1 foundry Northern Is
quoted at s17 so to SIT 95. the inside prices
being more or less nominal. No. foundry
Northern is held at ST. So and No. l foundry
Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft at
Sl7 75M16
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, marine stocks on the curb also an in
fiuence in the Industrial list But the de-
mand for stocks easily ran out all the higher
levels in the cases OF all the days advances
and there sprinkling of declines which
kept the tcne irregular for most of the day.
Comm! ssion-house business was on a small
scale and there clearly discernible dis
position among operators outside OF limited
professional circles to maintain waiting at
titude in the speculation for the present. The
unsatisfactory response of the market to the
advance in prices caused sufficient disappoint-
ment to induce the active selling of the last
half hour, which than wiped out the
laborious gains Of the previous four and a
half hours and closed the market weak and
at net losses.
The bond market was irregular. Total sales
par value, s5, 565. 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
call.
New York Stock List.
E. F. Hutton g. Co., 400 California street,
San Francisco, members of the New York
Stock Exchange. furnish the following official
quotations of that exchange:
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5000 30; Half Ground 100-lb bags. So Is; do,
5O-lb bags. So 75; Rock Salt 81 1908 in 100 and
SO 25 in 50-lb bags; Genuine Liverpool, $l 90
SIP 90 and S13 80 per ton In packages of 224,
10 and so lbs respectively.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Raining Com
Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 6.2bc;
Powdered 6.1Oe; Candy Granulated. 6.1oc; Dry
Granulated fine. &c: Dry Granulated. coarse.
&c; Fruit Granulated, &c; Beet Granulated
d60-ib bags only. $500; Confectioners' A. Ca
Magnolia A, 5.6Oc: Extra c. 5.50c; Golden c.
5,40c: d. b30c; barrels. 10c more; half bar
10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels,
6.b0c; boxes, 675c; H. & E.. Crystal Dominos.
oc per lb. No orders taken for less than sew
enty-five barrels or its equivalent
LUMBER-Pine ordinary sizes. $1S419; ex-
ira sizes higher; Redwood, $19923; Lath. =
for No. 1 and 81 so for No. 2; Shakes. $14 for
split and $15 for sawn; Rustic, $3340e.
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! Butter. Cheese and EGGS.

There were very few boxes of Butter in San
Francisco yesterday. For several days quite
small fleet of boats with supplies has been
trying to roach this port but all have been
delayed by rough weather. and as the brisk
local and outside shipping demand has cleaned
up the market. already mentioned. the result
is no Butter left. Under these circumstances
quotations are of course nominal. The stua-
tion yesterday was. not what the receiver could
get, but what he chose to force the buyer to
pay. If he wanted to squeeze him into paying
advance of 2 or cents he could easily do
so. Most of the merchants however chose to
be moderate in their asking prices and keep
their regular patrons good natured.
Eggs were steady, the storm aut down
the receipts. and store descriptions were firm,
being wanted for shipment.
There change in Cheese, but the
market was dull ard not oversteady.
Receipts were n, 300 lbs Butter 468 cases
Eggs and 2100 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 2715@
2Sc for extras and 25@27c for lower to medium
grades; dairy, 19@25c: cold storage 22@22 Nc;
store Butter, 1S@15c; Eastern cubes, nominal;
Eastern ladle-packed, 15616c.
CHEESE-10911c for fair to choice mild
new and 10c for old: Young Americas. 11@12c;
Eastern, 13@15c per Id.
EGGS-Ranch 24@26c for good to choice and
221a @23c for common; store Eggs, 2215 Q25c;
cold storage. nominal; Eastern, nominal at 239
24c per dozen.
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Beans and Seeds.

Limas have again declined and reported
very quiet. For that matter the whole Bean
market has been dull for several months and
prices have shown marked variation for
some time.
Mustard Seed is nominal, as dealers say
that there is practically in the State.
There was no crop to speak of last year.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 1898; Pea, So 25@3 so;
Butter $3@3 25; small White. So 25Q3 40;
large White. 81 45a2 65; Pink, So 40@3 GO;
Red, 81 1906; Lima. So 90Q4 90: Red Kidneys,
81 25@4 so; Buckeyes. 81 50@2 60 per ctl;
Horse Beans 81 $500 40
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. nominal; Yellow
Mustard nominal: Flax. $202 rs; Canary.
6hc; Alfalfa, 12k913c; Rape. 1hq2hc;
Timothy 5&c; Hemp, 3lad3%c per ID; Mil
let, 21s@3hc Broom Corn Seed. .$20@21 per
ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 1892 SO; Green
Peas 81 756o 30 per ctl
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

The general tone of the Potato market is
one of frmness, the daily receipts of prime
Burbanks being light and such stock passes
out of receivers hands almost Immediately
upon arrival River Burbanks are arriving
freely, but most of them coming in to a
few dealers who control the market for that
line of goods and prices well maintained.
Onions and Sweet Potatoes firm at the
recently advanced prices.
Receipts of southern vegetables were light.
as usual on. Tuesday and fresh offerings of
most descriptions did better. Offerings OF
Wax Beans consisted wholly of carred-over
stock of poor quality which was hard to sell
"a any price. Some Rhubarb came in from
across the bay and sold at &c per pound.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. 751
90c per ctl: Salinas Burbanks, 81 25GD1 40 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks. 81 POOL 80 per ctl;
River Reds. 55a65c per ctl: Early Rose 81 25
al 30 per ctl; Garnet Chiles, 81 40q1 so per
ctl; Sweet Potatoes, $1@1 10 per ctl.
ONIONS-$2 50Q2 20 per ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas 4G6c per Id;
String Beans, 1041215c per lb; Wax Beans. 50
Sc; Tomatoes. 81 2591 80 per box or crate
Summer Squash, 75c@$1 per box Hothouse
Cueumbers, 81 256i 80 per dozen; Cabbage.
Soc per ctl; Carrots, 30@40c per sack Garlic.
9Q10c per lb; Egg Plant. 10912hc per lb .
Dried Peppers 10@1214c for sun-drled and 800
lac per lb for evaporated; Green Peppers. ca
SC per 10 for Chile and 12hG15c for Bell:
Mushrooms 10Q20c per lb: Marrowfat and
Hubbard Squash. S10d12 per ton.
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Flour and Fartnaceous Goods.

The demand for all goods under this head IL
mol over active though the output of the local
mills does not accumulate. Prices remain az
before.
FLOUR-California Family Extras, "a SOC
10, usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 1905;
Oregon and Washington, jobhing at $4@4 90
Ger Dbl.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour So so per 100
lbs: Rye Flour, So rs Tin barrels 81 751; Rye
Meal, $S so Tin barrels 81 500; Rice Flour,
Dat Meal, 81 25Q4 so: Oat Groats 81 50
Hominy. So 75@4; Buckwheat Flour. 81 5oQ
wheat paur Rolled a oats So
so: in sacks. $8@7; Pearl Barley, So
Split Peas boxes. So 90; Green Peas. IS 30 per
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York MONEY ,far,.et

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-CHose: Money On
call. steady, lAq2 per cent; closing bid tx
offered at 2.
Time loans. easy sixty days 2h@2A per
cent; ninety days, 2AW3; six months 30I5A
Prime mercantile paper, 3IbGD4A per cent
Sterling exchange. strong, with actual busi-
mess in bankers bills at S4.STSQ4. .s7s5 for de-
mand and at $4.s535Q4. s54 for sxty-day
bills
Posted rates. 81 SO and 81 ss%
Commercial bills, 81 S5k.
Bar silver 60Kc.
Mexican dollars, 4715c.
Government bonds. steady: railroad bonds,
Irregular
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HAY ana Eeedstnffs.

These markets are running along in rut
and changes are infrequent and even then
narrow. Bran is fairly steady and Hay is
quiet and easy, with the abundance of green
feed operating against the market.
BRAN-$20021 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$25@2s per ton
SHORTS-$20Q21 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, $24 50q25 so
per ton: oilcake Meal at the mill, S3l 5o0
32 so; jobbing, $33: Cocoanut Cake. $23@24: I:
Cocoanut Meal. s24a25; Corn Meal. s31 600
80; Cracked Corn, $32Q32 SO; Mixed Feed. So
@23: Horse Reans $30@40 per ton; Broom
Corn Feed. 90c per ctI.
HAY-Wheat $10615: Wheat and Oat,
s10Q14; Oat. $9Gf2 30; Barley and Oat. $50
10; Volunteer Wild Oat $7@10; stable $9@10;
stock, s6g7 90; Glover. s7@1o; Alfalfa, s9G12
per ton.
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Provisions.

Dullness still prevails. and quotations show
no further variation.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 10c per lb for
heavy, 10c for light medium 12c for light,
121ac for extra light and, IA 1ac for sugar-cured;
dry Salt Sides. 9c: Bellies, 11c Eastern su-
gar-cured Hams. IL to IA lbs. 12c; 10 to le
lbs. 11hc; IL to 20 lbs. lie; California Hams,
11hc; Mess Beef. s10@10 so per bbl; extra
Mess. $40 D0911; Family. s12@12 30; prime
Mess Pork. $14 30: extra clear, S22; Mes.
$I6 80: Pig Pork, SO; Pigs Feet, So; Smoked
Beef 14c per lb.
LARD-Terces quoted at 5%c per lb for
California compound. 7e for Eastern compound
and SIC for pure; half-barrels, pure. sac;
l0-lb tins. exc; 5-lb tins, assc; 3-b tins, 919c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, S4sc: three
half barrels she; one tierce. 8$c two tierces,
SHc; five tierces, SAC per ID.