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Divorce Suit Withdrawn.

The divorce case of Sarah A. Peck ham against George H. Peckham has been withdrawn from the Superior court. The couple have become recon ciled, He is a plumber who lives in Howard avenue.
 They have had troubles that have been aired In the court. She sought once to have a conservator placed over him and again had him arrested for breach of the peace. He is a man of some means.
 Ely and Barclay are counsel for Peckham and Attorney Clarke is coun- sel for Mrs. Peekham.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Assignment of Cases.

Tuesday, May 21-shepherd vs. Shep- hedr, Ruickholdt vs. Ruickholdt, Patton ys. Robinson, Cosgrove vs. The Con- solidated Railway company.
 Wednesday, May 22-Rogoz, adr., vs. The Consolidated Railway company, Crowley vs. City of New Haven, Kor- Der vs. Consolidated Railway company. Goldman vs. N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
 Thursday, May 23-D'Amato's appeal from county commissioners, Abel vs. Abel, Bartholomew vs. The Phelps & Bartholomew Co.,, state ex rel Molloy vs. Townshend, Maresca vs. Maresca.
 Tuesday, May 2S-State ex rel. Will Hams, state attorney vs. Spreyer.
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JAP WAR HERO COMING.
General KurOISl Will Be in New Haven
 Monday.

Baron Kuroki, who won world wide fame for himself by the way in which he conducted the Japanese side of the Japanese-Rusaian war will make visit to New Haven and Yale Monday. He, togethers with Generals Oxu and Nodzu formed the victorious trio who worked under Field Marshal Oyama
 Baron Kuroki is now in New York, where he is stopping at the Hotel As tor. General Kuroki and his staff are
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accompanied by Brigadier General Oily. CT Wood, who is the official representa- tive of the United States.
 During his stay here he will be en- tertained by Secretary Stokes and Prof T. s. Woolsey. The arrangements in- clude reception by the officers of the university, a luncheon at the Gradu- ates club, and tour of the campus and possibly a reception by Mayor studley and the city officials General Kuroki will go to Cambridge, Mass, thence to Niagara Falls and Chicago on his way home.
 The Japanese members of the univer- sity are preparing to escort the gen. eral to and from the depot.
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Says He Is Bankrupt.

Charles E. Hoadley filed petition in bankruptcy to-day with assets of $110,966 and liabilities of $132,S6S.42. MT. Hoadley was until recently manager of life insurance office in Waterbury and an investigation of his affairs by the insurance company led to many rumors, about him. but no prosecution of the case was brought. It is thought the assets in the case will dwindle on further investigation.
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spreyer to Be Tried.

Judge Robinson in the Superior court yesterday assigned for trial the case against Attorney Charles c. spreyer, against whom a presentment has been made by the bar grievance committee asking him to show cause why he should not be disbarred, The case will be tried a week from next Tuesday.
 Attorney Joseph L. Barbour, of Hart ford is Attorney Spreyer's counsel.
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seeks to Recover sa00.

Contractor Paul c. swole of Chapel street, through Attorney Jacob P. Goodhart, has brought a bill of fore- closure on a mechanics lein against Walter Newport, the esinsurance agent of the Firss National Bank building. The plaintiff claims $500 is due on a house which he erected ats16A Chapel street for MT. Newport last fall;
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DIR. WRIGHT DENIES.
Report That Health Inspectors Are Or
 dered to Report to Bailey.

pr. Wright of the board of health denies a, statement that the health in spectors had been called upon the car- pet and ordered hereafter to report to Clerk Ward Bailey and keep stricter hours, this action being taken because the inspectors had been attending too many ball games and matinees and not putting in enough time on their jbos,
 ''The whole story is false, absolutely false, and whoever started it did so out of pure maliciousness," said pr. Wright. yesterday.
 Nobody has been directed to re- port to Bailey and he doesn't boss anybody up here. Bailey hasn't any, thing to do with the assignment of work to the health inspectors and I have entire charge of that myself"
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capital of $5O,OOO George E. Avis will be president of the concern and William H. Smith, president of Jere7 miah Smith & Sons, oyster dealers, and Elmer Smith, secretary and treas urer of the same concern, are also in cooperating the company with MT. Avis.
 The capital is divided into 2O0O shares of $25 each, and business will start with $24,OOO paid in.
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y--,,, IIngulshed from a new one
 MI, VIII be sold on easy terms If desired. Lne A. 5, CLINTON CO, 37 Church
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NEW REALTY CONCERN.
smith-Tomlinson Land Company Form
cd With s5o,oOO Capital.

The -Tomlinson Land com paHy Is the title under with new realty corporation formed in this city is to be known. It is to transact a general real estate business and has
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DEAD IN NEW YORK.
Man Believed to Belong Here Found
on Pier a9

on Pier 29.
 Word was received by Chief Wrinn this morning from New York of the death at Pier 20, East River, of a man between 50 and 50 years old, believed to belong in this city. It was said he had a brother in this city and the police were asked to make inquiries. It is thought the man might be Joseph Me- Laughlin of Portsea street.
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onIy one nBRoMo oryvYNr,,

Only One "BROM0 QUINTNE. That Is LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Similarly named remedies sometimes deceive. The first and original Cold Tablet Is q WHITE PACKAGE with black and red lettering, and bears the signature of E., W. GROVE 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
Los Anrele. Markets

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15.-Receipts OF potatoes
sacks coming in, against e54 sacks yesterday.
Ihe market is very firm in all lines ana there
we were no material changes In prices. baa roaes
are preventing many ranchers from getting 10
the markets in time for early trading.
receipts OF sweet potatoes and onions are IN
come In this week and very few sweet potatoes
me latter are much higher this year than last.
aortb very rev. any, are being snlppeo from ,ne
section for supply
Nearly ton of rock cod and halibut were re-
fish market relieved No game except few
eol.ontalis came In. The egg Juggling eontlnues
Two hundred and twenty.nne cases were re-
eeiyed TO-DAY: Produce receipts: Eggs go cases:
Duller' lo,o5S pounds: potatoes, oooo SACKS;
sweet potatoes, 80 sacks.
Following are the jobbng prices:
EGGS-Local ranch, candled, 3Sc; locals, case
count, 30@33c; northern ranch, candled, 3oc;
BUTTER-Local creamery. roc; Valley cream
ery fancy SOC; Coast creamery, fancy, 45@
o. o. l2c; Coast dairy, choice, G2a a@65e cooking,
CHEEsE-Nort- ern, fresh. 17c; Anchor. large.
l6c Anchor, Young America. 1sc; Anchor, hand,
1sei Eastern singles, 17@19c; Eastern Twins,
norm, lo9 lS12c; Eastern dairy, lSc; SWISS I'M
ported, 2S@29c; Swiss domestic, zoe; Limbur-
ger, lse; brick cream. zoe.
ID: Hens light weight, lac; young ROSTERS 16c;
fryers, 16c; broilers 1Sc: old roosters, Sc; tur-
keys, lie; old toms, Ice; young toms, 17c; hen
turkeys 1oc; geese, 12e; ducks, 12c; SQUADS
Selling prices, dressed. per lb:. Hens. Isc;
young ROSTERS. 20c; fryeS, 20c; broilers, 22c;
old ROSTERS, l2c; turkeys 2Sc; old toms. 20c;
Young toms, 22c; hen turkeys, zoe; geese, 1Se;
ducks. lSe; squads. So a Dozen
POTATOES-Per cwt: Idaho rurals, 81 .S5;
Colorado $l.S5; Salinas, sl.90@$2; Highland
$l.So92; sweet potatoes. yellow, $3G3.50;
white. s2.lOG2 so; WatsonyilIe, s1.s5aI l 80;
oNIoNs-Ye Yellow Danvers. s1.25; Northern,
SD; garlic. &c; chilis. green. 3iac: eEaporated
13Q l91ae; sun-dried. 1391315c; ground 1212c;
Mexican. bulk, 12h@I2c.
BEANS-Per ewt: Pink. No 1, $260@3; No.
z. $l.90; Lima. No. l. S5: Lady Washington, No
l; S2.eOG3; do, small white, No. l, $S.60@3.75;
black eyes. $3.75G4; garvanzas, $4.25@4. so;
lentils. 9Mi0c 10.
HONEY-Per lb: Comb water white. &c.,
light amber. lac; comb white, lac; extra clear,
water white, 60-lb cans, Z Il 6Sc; extra white
oo-lb cans, 6la07c; light amber, 6@6lac.
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General Merchandi.e

BAGS-The State Prison authorities have
fixed the price Of San quentin bags for the
sa GS7sc; Wool Bags, 2s1sc for BIB and 4Se for
course OF week or ten days there will be suf-
fcient coal here for all needs. but that no
summer. Wellington. SO per ton: New yelling
ton. $12: Beaver Hill, 80: Coos Bay, $40; Rich
mond So: Cumberland. S14 in bulk and S1o.25
in sacks; Camel $12 per ton: Welsh Anthracite.
SIS; Coke. SIS per ton in bulk and SIT in sacks;
Rocky Mountain, nomina1.
OIL-Quotatons are for barrels. for cases
add sc. Linseed 54c per gallon for boiled and
sc for raw; Castor Oil. in cases No. l, T5c;
Bakers AA. cases. S1.2s@1 80; Lucol, soc for
90c gallon; Cocoanut Oil. IN barrels. 5Sc for
Ceylon and soc for Australian; extra bleaehed
OIL, Csc; natural Whale Ol soc: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. S5c; No. l Lard OIL csc;
Pure Neatsfoot Oil. T5c;. No. 1 Neatsfoot Oh;
Fish Oil, Soc; Paint OIL. 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETC.-water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons 1O@11e: special DO
Star. lie; Extra Star. zoe; Elaine. 26c; Eoeeue,
24c: No 1 Engine Distiliate, iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. do. 615c; cases. Size more;
Benzine, in bulk, 121ac; in cases, 19c; S6-degree
Gasoline in bulk. soc; in cases, 36c.
TURPENTINE-93c per gallon in cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. SdS1ac
per ID; White Lead. sQSl5c. according to quan-
tity.
SUGAh-Ihe western sugar Rennlng Com
pany quotes follows terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4S0c; Powdered.
4.65c Candy Granulated, 65c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated 4.55c: Beet Grannlated n10-
10 bags only. 1850: Confectionery A. 455c.
Magnolia A. 4 15e: Extra @, 4.O5e: Golden O.,
3.95c; d. 3S5c; Fl. & f. Crystal Dominoes.
1.55c: Tablets. half-bbls 5.O5e: boxes. 5.30c per
lb. Barrels and 5O-lb bags, 1Oc; half bbls 25c
and boxes soc more per 100 lbs for all grades
No order taken for less. than 75 barrels or its
equivalent.
CANNED FRUIT-The following are the
California Fruit Gamers Association quota
finns for 1Q0R mack a d
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JNUPAH AND UUI-DFIELD STOCK
Regular Session-9.3O 10 i2.30
Send for My
Market Letter

have spent the past week in Gold
field and feel very confident Of the sit
uation there. Goldfield has been max
ing history and will have something
to say about it In my market letter
next week. Every one who has been
getting my market letters knows that
have been right in all my predictions
of the market from the time when Sill
yer Pick was selling at 25 cents and
Mohawk at $1.5O. 1 now am lust as
sure that I can pick out the stocks
that will have the advance during the
next few months as 1 was six months
ago. when 1 named the winners then.
am sending my private market letter
free, but to get it you will have to
have your name on my mailing list.
Send your name and address.
A. j. MOORE
Rooms 2s and 80. Bacon Block,
Oakland. Cal.
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Potatoes, Onion. and Vegetable.

Under continued light arrivals and a brisk de-
mand for local and nearby use the Potato
market market maintains a very strong position. all
descriptions being reported firm at high and
w %eitmain1slned rates Choice bright offerings
OF table Burbanks, usual lead in point of
demand and frmness. and exceptionally fine
lots nnd prompt sale at a substantial premium
as fast as they come to hand The frosts and
extremely cold weather in Oregon make it
risky TO move stock, and as a result there Is
practically nothing coming to hand from that
source Onions. too. are in rather limited
supply, and local handlers have again ad-
Vanced their asking prices
There were no fresh vegetables of any con
sequence received yesterday, the offerings CON
s1sting almost wholly of carried-over lots which
sold at about previous prices.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River White. s1256
1.55: Oregon Burbanks $1.2561.75: Early Rose.
u 80; Eastern Burbanks, $1.50; Sweet Potatoes,
oNIoNs-Yellow. per ctl.. s1@12O
NEGETABLES-Green Peas, 10@12He per ID:
String Beans, per lb; Wax Beans -
per Id; Tomatoes, s1.750225 per crate; Hot
house Cucumbers. s1@1.25 per dozen; Cream
Squash, 40@60c per box; Summer Squash 81 80
M1.75 per box; Garlic. 254 @54c per lb; Celery,
35@40c per dozen: Cabbage. 81 per ctl; Cauii-
flower. T5c per dozen: Carrots. 81 per sack: Tur-
nips. 81 per sack; Green Peppers 1062Oc per
Id; Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash SI5620 per
ton; Mushrooms, 25G35c per ID.
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Hay and Fcedetuffr

An order for 800 tons of Hay for the North
paeinc States was placed in this market yes
lerday. This is cOnf1rmat0ry OF the statement
regarding the appearance of Oregon and Wash
lngton as buyers in this market made yesterday.
Ihere was very good market. buyers being
plentiful and in need of supplies. The receipts
OF oIO tons included 30 The tone was firm
ana top prices were easily realized.
The feature of the Feedstuffs market at the
moment is the heavy stocks of Shorts. which
have been coming in freely of late. Another line
OF o6oS sSs came in yesterday from Washington,
besides l4,32S SKIS of miscellaneous Feed This
excessive supply of Shorts creates an easier feel
ing in Bran and Middlings. which. however. are
scarce and would be very firm were II not for
the oyerpus of Shorts. The latter are quoted
slightly lower.
BRAN-$2O 50@22. so per ton.
6130 per ton.
SHORTS-S20@22.5 80 per ton.
fEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley. $23.50625:
Mixed Feed, S23@25; Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
5000; jobbng, $4i per tom Cocoanut Cake or
Meal az mills. $24 in 10 and S2450 in ton
lots; Jobbing. $50; Corn Meal. $30631; Cracked
corn. $3l@32; Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl;
Alfalfa Meal carload lots S205O jobbing, S2l
per ton; Mealfalfa s2o.50 iobbing $21
HAf-Choice Wheat, s19@23 per ton: good
wheat; $17. .50@1s.50; other grades Wheat S14
gig; Wheat and oat. $15@2O: Tame Oat s12@
Is; Wild Oat $10614: Common Hay $96l0;
AlfaiIa, S9@12: Stock. SS610 per ton.
SIRAW-6OdS0 soc per bale.
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SALES
Morning Session
Unlisted Securities

Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC 6s 1O4% - ST & Mp 5s.1O915
/ Cal NV R5s Ill 112 Stand Ell 5s. 921
| Ok L Con 5s - 1O6n Do gtd IS. 80
81 Drydk IS 112 sun Tel IS. .104 10
I =
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Walsreet Railroad Stocks generally higher Money 3@4H
Cotton II Is points higher Copper Stocks lower
silver declined c Domestic Sterling Exchange higher
Local Securities more animated with the sugars firm.
All Mining Stocks decline under general selling pressure
Not much change in Wheat Barley and other grains
Oriental demand for Flour steadily expanding.
Northern orders for Hay placed in this market.
Shorts in oversuppy and weaker Other Feeds unchanged
Beans quiet. with ali prices before.
Provisions in good supply, with Hams plentiful.
Wool and Hides unchanged Hops in fair demand
Beef and Mutton firm Veal higher Hogs unchanged
Coal famine reported nearing its close.
San Quentin Grain Bags quotations fixed at 75zc
Potatoes and Onions in good demand and firm.
Poultry and Game firm under light receipts.
Selected EGGS &c lower Butter slightly higher Cheese firm
Nothing new in the Fresh Fruit market
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange aad Bullion
Wheat and other Grains

wHEAT-Freghts are very weak at the de-
cline TO los for Wheat and IFS for Barley. usual
European options. The chartered grain fleet in
port has registered tonnage of 1890; olsen
gagged, 22.l0O on the way TO this port, 253 $50
tons, against 1911 .0op on the same date last year
Chicago was lower and in this market futures
were also of. The cash grain continued firmly
held, but quiet. with not much offering. There
count, but the shippers are doing nothing as
they say they cannot pay over sI.21k for No
J. and sellers will not let go under $l.25 as the
cargo. consisting Of 4o.934 centals, valued
at goo: lOO was cleared for Queenstown yester-
day, the first straight cargo cleared from this
port thus far this crop year.
CASH WHEAT
:, California Club. 81 I.221s @1.25;. do, milling,
S.2I11; California White Australian. 81 .2215 6l
1.375e lower grades OF California 81 io@l 20;
Northern Sl1b; S127l5 @13o; Northern Blue
1.27z.
FUTURES
10 to 11:30 Session
BARLEY--Futures were weaker yesterday, but
the spot grain remained unchanged. The market
Is quiet here. but fairly active on shipping ac-
Good to choice Feed, spot. s1.12h@1.15; COM
mon mon TO rslr a. o per ell seed lots bring as
10 per cti; chevalier si15ai 20 FOR poor 2 to to
common and sl.25@I,s5 asked for choice
10 to IL 80 Session
December-9Sc
washington yesterday. The market continues
hrm. with fair demand and all quotations as
before
Good to choice red for feed. 81 .4o@1 .55;
co common an, 1 to fair, 81 .3o@Is112 Red for seed
a.. 20; Gray. 81 .4215@ al. so per Genital.
CORN--A shipment of 1895 ctls came in from
the Western States yesterday. the largest line
from this source for some time. The market
shows no change. being very dun locally, with
quotations more less nominal.
Small Round Yellow. 81 .55 asked; California.
large Yellow, $1.25Gf1 30; White, $1.25Q1 30:
western State. sacked-Yellow, $l.25G1 80;
White, 81 -2T01 .3215: mixed. 81 -2561 .27 "A I;
GLIB.
RyE-Continues very dull. California. s1.42Js
BUCKWHEAT-Is quotable AZ s2@225 per
Genital
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Aside from a moderate
decline in the price Of wheat at Liverpool. which
caused slight weakness early in the day the
local market almost entirely dominated by
conditions at Minneapolis and Duluth. During
the first half hour the market was easy on sell
ing by pit traders, who Influenced by the
weakness at Liverpool Prices became
firm. however buying by shorts and com
mission houses. which actuated by the
strength Of cssh wheat at Minneapolis. The ex-
treneiy small receipts at Minneapolis and Du-
luth today formed the chief reason Of the ur-
gent demand at those places for cash grain
During the last half hour Of trading a sudden
decline at Minneapolis was followed by general
selling here, which caused the market to close
week, with prices close to the lowest OF the
day May opened unchanged at 7615c sold be-
tween 761sc and 761sc and closed &c net lower
at 765kc.
Trading IN the corn pit WIS quiet because Of
the scarcity OF offerings. Sentiment was bearish
at the opening because OF the cold weather
throughout the corn belt, but the market soon
became firm in sympathy with an advance in
the price OF oats. Shorts were the principal
buyers, and the selling was chiefly by cash
houses. May opened a shade lower at 43Ec
advanced to z4c and close firm, MGkc up. at
43Xc.
The oats market ruled firm all day Nav
opened unchanged at 36% c. sold to $685. a 36al c
and advanced TO 3TKc, closing AdAsc higher at
37@37kc.
Trading In provisions was active and the mar
ket fairly steady. At the close Nav pork
The leading futures ranged follows:
hHA IHAI
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Poultry and Game

As has been the case for some weeks past the
receipts of Poultry from domestic points are
running extremely light. the daily arrivals being
insufficient for ordinary requirements and the
market is accordingly very strong. with high
prices ruling for all kinds of live stock. Dressed
Turkeys are arriving in small quantities and are
meeting with a sluggish demand at irregular
prices. The demand for Game continues brisk
owing TO the scarcity of Poultry. and all de-
scriptions clean up readily from day to day at
firm rates.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens seas 80 for
large and $5@6 for small; old BOOSTERS $4@5;
young Roosters. S6@s50: Fryers. $5G6; Broil-
ers. S3.50@5: Pigeons. $1@1 .25: Squads $3.50:
Ducks, seas for young and $5@6 for old
Geese. $250@3 per pair.
TURKEYS-Per lb: Dressed, 22425c; live,
nominal
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. se@7 so:
Canvasbacks. $4.5O@T; Sprig S6@6.50; Teal.
$4Q450; Gray Ducks, $3.50; Widgeons. So.
A.; small Ducks. SO: Black Jacks. $3.50. Gray
Geese, S4Q4.50: White Geese, sf.7562. 80:
Brant. $363.50 for large and 81. 50G3 for small
Honkers, $697.50; Hare, $2 Cottontail Rab-
bits g.
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CANNED YEGETABLES-Peas extra ine
sifted. $1-25; extra sifted. $1.15: String Beans
Tomatoes. 21s-lbs standards. s21k dS5c.
COFFEE--COsta Rica-130131ac for strictly
prime washed: 12G121ac for prime washed; 116
prime washed peaberry: 1913 alike for good to
prime peaberry; 1015 9111ac for good to prime :
s@10c for fair; I@sc for common to ordinary
prime washed; 1o1a @11Hc for good washed; (;
91a@10Iac for fair washed; 1zG1215c for
good TO prime semi-washed: 1OG1OLe for su-
perior unwashed: O$tc. nominal for good green
unwashed; 11@1133c for good to superior un-
washed peaberry; rosie for common to ordi
nary.
washed; 914@11e. nominal. for fair to strictly
good washed; 915 09%c nominal for good to
superior unwashed
strictly prime washed; 11A @11Ac for strictly
good washed: 1013 @11c for good washed; 1O@
10Iae for fair washed; 9H @9%ac for medium
74S12e for common to ordinary III @1215c for
good TO prime washed peaberry; 11@11Ac for
good TO prime unwashed peaberry; ga 41OK for
good to superior unwashed.
Hawaiian-13M14c for fancy; liz 01212c for
prime fd e for g9SS 9 s s5@ ql0e @ for
Ecuador-9c for current unwashed.
SALT-Local tobbers quote follows Half
ground. S5.50@6 per ton; Dairy, 50 per ton; do
bales. $1.25 each Rock Salt. S505.50 per ton
Imitation Liverpool $l1 per ton: do bales. 81. 10
each There is no genuine Liverpool on the
PACIFIC CODFISH-5o-lb bundles Whole Cod
&c; 10O-lb Whole Cod, 411c: do extra large.
sc; do Imitation Eastern, &c; Norway, &c: An
King. 6Kc; Golden State Middes, &c; seabright
Blocks. 61hc; Crown Tablets, &c; Pearl Tablets
81: do half Ssrrels. $3.50; Tongues, per kit
S1.20 Net cash to the Jobbing trade
CORDAGE-Manila, 15a4c; Sisal, 10&e; Du-
pot oUICksLvER1ouotsbe Ss at sssass for local %
use and $37637.5 so per task for export.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Jan. 15.-The wool market is fairly
active and buyers have taken in a fair amount
OF the staple One buyer is estimated TO have
bought nearly half million pounds Of territory
and Texas stock. All grades Of domestics are
included in the transactions. The outward
movement is heavy. more than II, 600, 600 pounds
having been shipped out OF Boston during the
last fortnight.
Quotations: California. secured basis, north
ern choice, 6Id6Sc; northern good. IS d66c; mid
die county, 63@65c: southern. 62663c; fall free
54d55c; fall defective. 37@3Sc.
oregon, secured basis, eastern No. 1, staple,
IO@I3c; eastern No. l clothing, 6S@70c; val
ley No. l. 600l62c.
Territory, staple. secured basis, fine, 72@73c;
fine medium, 6SGI0c; medium, 65tQ66c.
Territory, ordinary, secured basis fine, 6S@
zoe; fine medium, 6696sc; medium, 63G65c.
Colorado and New Mexico, spring secured, 6S
@T0c; No. l, 63M65c.
California fine, 6Sd70c
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Charters for Flour from Portland and Puget
Sound ports TO North China and Siberia are be-
ing freely drawn. another vessel, Japanese
steamship, being reported yesterday. This ORR
entail business from the north Is assuming large
proportions. as mentioned yesterday The Cali
fully up to the average and prices firm as a
Goods.
DO. usual terms: Bakers Extras. S4.4014 co.
Superfne. s3.25@3. so; Oregon and Washington
$3.5064 per barrel
FARTNACEOUS GooDS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, -25 per 100
lns Rye Flour. 1910; Rye Meal, $3.50: Rice