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frrssh Meats and Flsh.

Fresh meais--veai. medium. rs "a
100 lbs. Q o . lao; 100 to 100 lbs.
i-sc 20 &c.; 100 10 900 ibs- . q . lac:
200 rbs. AMI over. . Ia ~ 90; pork. sA
% sc; hcaviss. 7 % &c; best. bulls. > %
si-sc: cows. 9 @ &c; steers. o 10;
mutton, medium size, Q @ ioc.; large
= q &c.
FiSa--haiibut. si-ac; black cod. 50:
black baTs, per h. tsc; striped bass
isc: herring. &c: founders, &C.; catfish
.2c: shrimp. icc: perch. &c; sturgeon
10 I.sc: gea trout. 1870; miversiics
frozen. sc; steclheads, lie; tom cod
Pouiiry--oid ROSTERS, . a icc; hens
to: smel,s, Sc; Chinook salmon. 70 J.:
c.
oysters--shoalwate bay, per gal.
ion. .s.?5: per sack. $3.50; Toks Point
si.so per 100; oiympias, 1870 los. 90;
olympias. per gallon, s2ab.
-Hardsheii, per box. sa.4o; ra'
sor clans. % per box.
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rs ~ zoe each; Afgora, wooled. soc @
$50; goat, common. is % 25c each.
oroosrIss. provIsIens. 40.

Sugar, sack basis--D @. 1872 IL
Golden q, sf.s2 i-2; extra O.. t4.42-
ia; powdered, $500 ~; cube. s5.s7
ia; beet. ss72 IL; fruit sugar. ~
% i-2; boxes. so cts. cwt advance over
sack basis tless lac II paid for In ff-
teen days..
Beans small white, : s-ic; large
white. 3 t.2ci pink. Sc; bayou, ! li-2c;
Lama. 8 i-ac; Mexican reds, 4 s-4c.
coffee--M Mocha. ~ O 2sc; Java, FAM
cy, 20 q 2sc; Java, good, 20 q 2lc;
Java, ordinary. ~ @ 2oc; Costa Rica,
fancy. is % zoe: Costa Rica, good, 10
d isc; Arbuckle. 1858 cwt; Lion. It,
7-sc per lb.; Columbia coffee, II i-lc;
Salvador. 10 1-sc;
Dates--colden. 90 ID. boxes, 7c; lib.
packages. SO; Fard.. 10 ~ boxes, si4o
box.
Rice--fmperiai Japan. No. !, sSsbc;
Southern Japan. s ia q s lac; bro-
ken. 4 i-2e; head. fancy, . sac; choice.
%.
Lard~-Kettle- e-rendered, tierces. isc;
Tubs. IL sac; sos II Sac; sos 10 lao;
los 10 i-lc; Standard pure, tierces,
In iess compound. tierces. Z 1-2c; leaf,
isa
Dried Fruits--Apples. cvapcrated.
Ioc per lb.: sundried. sacks or boxes,
none: apricots zoe; peaches 10 i-2c;
pears, 10 l-2c; prunes, Italian. 4 @ g.
i-2c: French. 1 q &c; Figs. California,
blacks, 8 s-tc: California whites, 6c;i
smyrna. 2oc; piums. pitted, &C.;
Figs white. h.. . q 70: black, . q
10;
Proyisions--Hams large iec; small.
is i-2c; picnic. i2c; boiled hams. 25c;
boiled picnic. zoe; breakfast bacon.
fancy. III lac; Engiish. lie; dry salted
short clears. i2c; backs. izc.
Nuts--walnuts. No. /. soft she'll. ITO
isc; No. hard shell. is o iec.: al
monds. 10 % zoe; alberta iec: Brazils,
roc; pecans. aac; hickory. &C.; vir-
glnia peanuts. 8 i-sc; Jumbo Virgin
ia peanuts. ioc; japanese peanuts. g.
i-2c; chestnuts. Italian, zoe; Italian.
zoe: cocoanuts, dozen. s6 @ soc; pine
nuts. II i-2c.
Raisins--Loose Muscateis. crown,
sc; 2-erown, s f-2c; Bleached seed
less suiianas. 10 @ Is i-ac; unbicach-
Cd seedloss sultanas, . i-2c; London
layers. s-crown. whole boxes Of 2oiba..
s2.2S; 2-crown. taio.
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crate; okra. ti.7b; sprouts, 90 ib.; to-
ma,oes. Mexican. ss.sb @ ss.7ti aspar-
agns, ~ lac H.; rhubarb, 10 ib.; cu-
cumhers. % ana satc dozen.
onions--7Sc u soc.
rurnips.-Pes sack. u q si.2b; car
rots. q and si.a6; beets. tLsx o ti.so;
horseradish, 4 la q &c Ii.
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Good Words for chambsrIaln's Cough
Remedy.

Good WORDS TOR Cnamperisihs Sougn
Remedy.
People everywhere take pleasure In
testifying 10 the good qualities OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Mrs.
Edward Phillips Of Barclay, Nd.
writes; Il wish to, tell you that ] can
recommend Cnamberlains Cough
Remedy My ilttls girl Catherine
who Is two years old, has been taking
this remedy whenever she has had a
cold since she was two months old,
About a. month ago ! contracted a
fearful cold myself. but took Cham
belain's Cough Remedy and was soon
as well as ever" This remedy is for
sale by Frank Hart and Leading
Druggists,
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Frul.s.

Tropical fruits--Isananas 30 per
pound: pinoappiea, $3.50 q $50 per
| kdosen; lemons. $3.50 q 400 box; Or
anges, ,s.aS q $500; grape fruit, $3.50
crate; lines. 7Sc q ,l.a5 per 100; tan.
gerines; si.7S per boz.
Domestic fruits--Apples. common,
$50 o si.oo: fancy $3.50 o aSo boz;
cranberries. $40 @ II bbl.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
la!es!! !,aea!la!!eas IN the Portland
Markets.
cemplsts Market Reports cerrsessd
sksh Day, olvIrp The Who'ssssla
tEIoss ss Commodities Farm Pro.
J duss and Vegetables

PORTLAND, May 7.--After q week
or scarcity. asparagus ~ again % he
seen on Front street. number cf
crates having been sen, In from walla
walla, There In also some homegrown
grass available, Prices have not chang
Cd materially,
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

The following arc quotations ruling
In Portland az reported BY jobbcrs In
the various lines;
Grain, Flour, Feed
whsat--ciuh. 70 q Tsc; Valley, 70
q II o, bluestcn, "a q 7se; rod. lie
Faour--Ifard wheat patent, tt.is'
straight. $500; graham, ss.7s " has;
rye. 90: whole whoa, iiour, st.oo q ~
50; Valley iiour. ,s.ss o ss.7s; Dakota
$40 @ SEQ; Eastern Rye. ss.ao; Pills.
yury ,s,ao. Corvallis. Sass,
oats-white, $40: gray. sas.so.
corn--whola. saS; cracked. i2s per
ton.
parlsy-prewink. ,ss o ,ss; feed
81 o n, rolled. sas.So o at.to.
Rys--si.4s q i.5c pcr cwt
Hay--valiay. timothy. sis % 10;
Eastern Oregon. ,iS o 10; Clover. u
@ Tso; cheat. 81 o 1906 alfalfa, 'ii.-
80; grain. hay, 81 O 8; veieh. $3.50 o
%. O
Buckwheat--ss8 por ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING. ,as; chops
SIS; bran, si7; shorts. 1880
Cereal foods--Rolled oats, cream. %
lib. sacks. 81; lower grade. $3.50 q g.
50; oatmeal. steel cut 4s-lb. sacks
o. Dbl; lb. sacks. si,aS per bale; oat-
meal. tground.) t5-ib. sacks. $3.50 pei
bbl.: Glib. sacks. 81 per bale; split peas
,i.aS per iOo-ib. sacks; sb-ib. boxes
ti.aS; pearl barley, ~ por 100 lbs; 3d.
n. boxes, si.aS per box; pastry -four
10 ID, sacks. a2.so per Dbl.
Grain bags-Foreign and domestic
s-i cents.
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Potatoes--si. % LEO per cwt.
Cabbage. ID. . Ia q 80; caulihower.
ss.So per crate; parsley. $50 per dos;
hot house lettuce. u per box; head
aOc dos: spinach. 8 o 80 ib.; arti-
chokes,, 7sc o si.oo per dozen; peas
IA lac lb.; celery, ss7s o $500 per
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Boston Conner Market.

losing quotations on Boston copper mar
, reported by Logan a. Bryan, ll2 Board
Trade building Omaha.
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CasIot Receipss.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIosins
Prices on Board of Trade

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.--A new low record price
for the Msy Ssgsr n xhs&s was t TsseeSa
ton sold at 76kc. The decline was caused
TO some extent by liberal receipts at all
the close May was 4 point below the final
quotations OF yesterday Corn was un-
Ss6SSs weS 1at rG mere Hs lower tG RTe
lower.
: Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish
all day. but during the last hour the de-
sire TO sell became less urgent and the
market became steady. The new low record
mark was touched coon after the opening
and also later In the day. The general
situation showed little change. Weather
conditions were favorable for the move
ment, the demand for cash wheat continued
slow and trade in -four was exceedingly
dull. Tho market was influenced at the
opening by lower prices at Liverpool and
by liberal receipts In the northwest. Later
the market was bearishly affected by large
primary receipts, the total movement today
being $4,000 bu., as against 66S,OOo for the
corresponding day one year ago. Cash and
commission houses were the principal sell
srs and shorts the chief buyers The mar
TO NC lower at 15Nqd5ilc, sold OF to SIC
and closed at 7D%976isc .Clearances OF
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF 457 cars. as against $50 last week
and t2S one year ago.
break the corn market, prices held steady
all day, because of good support by several
Weather CONDITIONS ana iSerSi feceiPtHS %ere
factors favoring lower prices, but they
were Offset by large clearances. The mar,
ket closed steady. May opened unchanged
TO a shade higher at 4Sc TO 4Sd3431sc solo
on to 4S5kc and closed at t8c. Local re-
ceipts were 6SS cars, with two of contract
grade.
Trading in oats was fairly active and tn,
market was easier because OF liberal re.
ceipts and In sympathy with wheat Com
mission houses and cash interests were tn,
chief sellers. while the principal demand
oa,s a. ~ sss2ic soS NJ -, eps eE1s 1eas h1S'
closed at s6aqSS7sc Local receipts werl
a - cars ,.t.-.-.
y, Provisions opened weak on realizins
!. salee, but soon rallied on buying by Ioca
packers and shorts The demand for larS
was especially active. AT the CLOSE MAJ
pork was up 2lzc at $iR.62ih, lard was of
st@6c at S45 and ribs were up 2lso a
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
Y cars; corn. b6S cars; oats, $40 cars; hogs
5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as rollows,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Selling Operations FrsdOpinAts Fit on
LivsrpOsl Weakness
GOOD INCREASE IN VISIBLE EXPECTED
Winter wheat Plant Bare of snow
and when Hard Freeze Comes
Damage Reports VIII Not
BE Surprising.
OMAHA. Jan. 5. 1906.

OMAHA. Jan. s, 1906.
There was quite large trade at the
letter, ''seliinE operafions predominating on
the weakness In Liverpool, which was due
70 Tree offerings Of Argentina sorts, with
Commission houses were on both sides OF
the market, ana while fluctuations were
narrow the local crowd, Including the
scslpers were inclined TO be builish on the
yituation. and there was free covering by
shorts The market quieted down 70 quite
expectations Of good sized increase in
the visible. Many conservative people in
had gone far enough and as the winter
wheat plant Is bare Of snow a hard freeze
might create, sufficient injury to bring in
ter cash demand
The bear, crowd started in with raiding
weather and increased receipts. but Strong
support was extended, commission houses
puying very freely, many resting orders
point was more than SUFFICIENT to absorb
ell offerings. There was big trade and II
shown toward ali declining tendencies. -
Ihere was free selling of May kind by
Rocad longs commission houses buying,
however, on resting orders, but-the market
old not show much snap and closed easy.
primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments 229,0O0 bu; against receipts
a year ago Of $685. 900 Blu. and shipments OF
!SlSooe bu. Corn receipts were $4,000 bu. and
y e eao 20 1900 ss ob 5p against receipts
1900 Blu. Clearances were 1880 bu
corn, 10000 bu. oats. and -four and wheat
equal to $4,000 bu.
Liverpool closed MdNd lower on wheat
and I'D lower on corn.
Broomhall- estimates worlds wheat ship
ments at 5000 bushels, as compared with
SLIGO bushels last week and $1,000 BUSH
els last year.
A large export business in wheat and
corn has been closed the last few days
owing to decline in prices. but the exact
figures are withheld, exporters not caring
70 tell all their business. II the claims OF
tne seaDoard are right, sales OF wheat iI
the last three days are close to 900 00t
bushels and corn over 100000 bushels That
there Is more export business on the way
10 evidenced by the enlarged engagement
Of ocean room of late, which has taken M
the surplus tonnage and strengthened
from I'D to 1%d.
Local range of options:
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securities owing TO the cheaper rates for
money. Home rails benefited by invest
ment purchases, while kafilrs and foreign
ers hardened on continental support
Americans started firm In sympathy with
the better tone at the close OF business In
New York yesterday. Local buying was
still small, the business transacted being
principally for New York account In an
tlcipation Of a better New York bank
statement. The market closed hrm. Jap
anese Imperial skies OF i90t closed at i0lA.
BERLIN, Jan b-Prices on the bourse
today were firnier. The strength OF Amer
leans was prominent feature OF the ses-
sion.
PARIS, Jan. b-Prices on the bourse to-
day were stronger owing to the better
money conditions I'm London and New
York Russian imperial TOURS closed at
76 20 and Russian bonds OF 1904 at ass.
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.s.....".ssss !sss wr.'."',lS Ss,Is


SHEEP-Only one car Of mixed stun
was reported in this morning The re-
gain over last week, but are only about on
an equality with the corresponding week
of year aga.
The market this week has been In
rather unsatisfactory condition. Unreason-
able warm weather In the east as we'll as
In most sections OF the west has limited
the consumption Of mutton to very large
extent. The falling of In the demand was
felt first at the eastern markets which de-
clined, while the market at this point vas
the first OF this week the market here was
as high, and In spots possibly higher, than
IN markets farther east. As eastern mar.
this point naturally took the bear side and
prices since Monday have been steadily
working TO lower basis. AS receipts here
have consisted largely of ewes. they nat
urally have suffered the most, being right
as 2oc lower than Monday. on the other
hand good lambs, wethers and yearlings
are, as rule, only about l0dl5c lower.
Even after the decline the market IS this
point IS still high as compared with others.
day quoted the bulk OF the sheep and year
ings at that point $3.50 lower than early
IN the week with ewes showing about the
of.
Operators on the market at this and other
Selling points are cautloning shippers 70
basis for the coming week on the ground
That the consumption, as noted above, Is
ughter than usual on account OF warm
weather prevailing at the big eastern con-
Stunning centers There is a general feeling
OF confidence in the future of the market,
and so far as can be observed there Is no
reason for the exercise Of haste in dis
posing of holdings, the general opinion
nelng that, prices win rapidly recover
whenever light receipts give the market q
breathing SPELL
Quotations on killers; Good to choice
lambs, $1,000. so; fair to good lambs, S6,75G
I;Oo good to choice yearings. lamb weights,
$6.lOq6.3O; fair to good yearlings, lamb
weights, S. 75d6.10: good to choice year
lings, heavy weights, $5S5d6.OO; fair to
good yearlings, heavy weights, S56Ou5 S
good to choice old wethersS s.. 50lf5.75; fair
choice ewes, A.9Od515; fair to good ewes,
S435d49O
Quotations on feeders Good to choice
lambs, S6&d6.50; medium lambs $3.50 ) ~
light lambs 81. 25fiS.25; yearlngs, Sl5Q5.OO;
| wethers, A.T56525; ewes, S3.5OQ45o; breed
| ing ewes "a b0Tb On
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K.psa. City live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 5.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $50 head, including $50 southerns:
market steady; choice export and dressed
$50; western fed steers. $3.756I5.75; stockers
and feeders, S3.OOd475; southern steers,
81. 2565 90; southern cows, 2.0O6D3.50: native
cows, $2.25d4.25 native heifers, $3.OOd5. 90;
bulls, 5000. %; calves, $35Od7.5O. Receipts
for the week, 80, 800 head.
HOGS-Recepts, 5000 head; opened steady
to a shade higher, advance lost; top. S6.521a;
bulk Of sales, $64Cd6 an; heavy, $3.50
6.5219; packers, $6.4Od6.50; pigs and lights.
$5.25d6.40. Receipts for the week, 800
head
SHEEP AND LAMBs-No receipts: mar
ket steady; lambs, $6.S5I750; fed ewes and
yearlngs, $4.75d6.l5; western fed yearlings,
IS. 75d6.50 western fed sheep $A50G6 g;
stockers and feeders 50. 256I475,
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NEW YORK, Jan. 5-BEEVES-Rec
$40 head nothing doing; market feeling
firm; dressed beef quiet, but firm at 7q9c
per pound for native sides; extra beef, 9hci
exports, 500 cattle and 6,1O0 quarters of
beef.
CALVEs-Receipts, q head; market feel
ing steady; dressed calves in light supply
and steady; city dressed veals. Sul4c;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1,7O5
head; market steady; demand moderate,
but fully equal to supply, all sold early;
fairly good sheep. $500; lambs, s7SSdS.9o;
no very prime or choice lambs here.
HOGS-Receipts, 1858 head none for sale
in live weight; would sell higher II here.
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oils md Rnsin

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-OILS-Cottonseed
IRREGULAR. prime crude, T. o. b., mills, s5c;
prime yellow, 4ol4c. Petroleum. steady; re-
fined, New York, $3.50; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, S.46; Philadelphia and Balti-
more more; In bulk. AS5 Turpentine. steady
RosiN--steady; strained. common to
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 5.-TURPEN-
7I166 bbis 4, B and G, sS 5000 d "a S5Sc
400; E. $S95q4. 021k; f. s4OO6i4.O6; O, G.0lSb
4;G7h; II, AiSgl%; l s4.S5q4. 90; X. sos;
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 5.-OII-Credit hal
ances, IS; runs. SO, 4S9 bbls.; average. i07' :
81 bbls; shipments, 107.Oe2 bbls. average.
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Metal NiarI.at

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-METALs-In the
absence OF cables, the metal markets were
generally quiet and prices showed no
nominal at s4f.OOaA25. Copper continueS
Arm, with Lake quoted at $54.O0d24 IS; cleo
trolytic, S23.75e240O; casting S23 5Oa2 b, f5
Lead was quiet and unchanged, with quota
lions ranging from s6.Ood6. IS, according to
delivery. Spelter was unchanged at 665GD
$40. Iron Is rather unsettled and holders
stances.
ST LOUIS. Jan 5.-METALs-L,eaa.
higher at 500; spelter, strong at $40.
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suEar and MoIansen.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-SUGAR-RaU,
steady; fair refining, Lice; Centrifugal "a
test, Ss-l6c Molasses sugar, iS-i6c. Re-
Hned Us steady No 8, 4soc; No. Z. 4.25c; No.
40oc: No. u. 295c; No. 10, ssOc; No Ia
s,Ssc; confectionery A, 4,6Oc; mould A, 5.l5c;
granulated 4SOc: cubes, 6O5c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans omen
kettle, good TO choice, S7D4Sc
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-SUGAR-Mar-
ket steady open kettle, Sssa3 is-i6c; CEN
trifugal white, S-i6c; seconds, 2s. aS 9-16c
MOL>ASSES-New, 29434c
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NEW YORK, Jan. 6-EVAPORATED
APPLBs-Market continues quiet and the
absence OF any important demand i'm
parts rather an easy tone to the market
situation. Fancy are quoted at SQ9l1c;
'ceSAiLiFokNfA Dried FRGiiTs-Prunes
are Arm with quotations for California fruit
ranging from Sc to Be- according TO size
etc, Oregon prunes. COS 20 40s are quoted
at 70Sc. Apricots are nominally unchanged,
with choice quote dat lee; extra choice,
17qlSc; fancy, iSgasc- Peaches are quiet
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Ell. Innia Live stock Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts
400 head Including 100 Texans. Market was
steady; native shipping and export steers
AOOSi5O0; steers under 1000 lbs, S.756l4 40;
stockers and feeders, $2OO6450; cows and
heifers, 81 25d5.0O; Gamers, $l.75q235; bulls,
so 2O6p4 90; calves S3.OOGS.O0; Texas and In
dian steers, S2.5Oa6.5o5 cows and heifers,
So 5Od35O.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head. Market was
&c higher; pigs and lights, $5.75d6.50; pack
ers, IS. 25l6.50; butchers and best heavy,
S. 40GG.55.
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"a wv eeAASoa
BEEF STEERS

HOGS--Sold 21zc higher this morning and
the market was reasonably active at the
OF the receipts changed hands before lO
o clock In the morning. AS will be noted
from the sales below the most of the hogs
sold at $6.SOMO,S, as against S6.27leGl6. 32iL
yesterday. the popular price today was
S6S2h, as against $3.50 yesterday. The
top was the same for both days, S6.g7Jh
The quality of the hogs was not so good
today, which fact would nave considerable
bearing on the prices paid.
Receipts of hogs this week have been
about the same as last week, but con-
siderably smaller than year ago. The
prices have averaged higher than for some
lime back. The week opened at an adj
vance, and barring a little set back on
Wednesday, has worked higher until at
the close 1t Is l0c higher than one week
ago. Hogs today sold on an average at
the highest point touched since October
10 With the single exception of two days
in october the market is the highest that
IL has been since last July.
Ranreaantatfva
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
ouOtatLons of the Day on various
Commodities.


Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.--FLOUR-Receipt
1917 bills; exports, 1l,S27 bbls, Marker
dull and barely steady; Minnesota pat
ents, f4O0 a 4.30; Minnespta bakers $3.50
q3.75; winter patents, S3.60QS.75s winter
stralghts, &3.409 $50; winter extras, SZ; ~
q 800; winter low grades, s2,I09 Ego. go
Choice oO to fancy fame, ssssafsOl Buckwheat
BUckwHEAT@oluiei; sla5 per 100
CoRNMEAL.-steady:h fine white and
yellow, sL2eq1;2si coarse, a'lSg LIZ
RYE-Nominai; Ko. western. ssNc c. I. Z.
New York; Jersey and state, siaese' de-
BARLEY-Nominali feeding, H.15 c. /. Z.
WHEAT-Receipts, $1,000 bu.; exports,
5000 bu,; sales, 100000 bu. futures
inal, in elevator; No. red, s0Kc, nominal,
T. o. b.. afioat; No. i northern Duluth'
ss%c, T. o.. b., ahoat; No. 2 hard winter,
market sold at new low prices for the
shipments and easier cables, but rallied on
81 7-1e q 81 11-16e closed at Sikc; July,
s1@S1Ac,. closed at sfMo.
CoRN-Receipts. ss,S6O bu.j exports,
5S,32l blu. Spot market steady; No. 2,
52hc, elevator, and 49kc, (. o. b., atioat;
No. yellow, soc; No. 2 white, soc OPP
ton market was quiet and about steady,
81 = c; May, 5Ob q5Obc, closed at 5Ohc,
July closed at 50Ac.
oATs-Receipts, I72.5O0 bu.; exports,
s,tsS 6u Spot market steady; mixed
white. 30 to 80 pounds. iiMc; clipped
white. Se to 40 pounds, 40q 44c.
,HAY-Firmi shipping, s5@soc; good to
,HoPS-steadyi state, common to choice
1905 ii S7c 1893 1893 gISS @f4c PACING coast
HIDES-Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25
pounds, 2Ooi California, Fl to rs pounds
2lci Texas dry, "a TO 80 pounds, fSc.
LEATHER-Steady; acid, % G2Sc.
TALLow-Steady; city (S2 per pkg),
SIS e;oS STqTtTy (pkgs;, fsseel: sgShc, &,
1900; mess, 5000 q $50; beef hams, 500. So
@25.O0; city extra India mess, s2050 q
22.50. Cut meats. quiet; picked bellies
$1,000 q 1885, picked hams, S12.Oo. Lard
$50; refined, quiet; continent, sSs5; SOUTH
America, si0.65; compound, 1925 a $50
| Pork, steady; family, $1s.50@1s.Q0 short
| clear Sl725@l9.00; mess, $175041S.50
| RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra
SA a. SCI Japan, nominal.
| ern chickens, 12c;. turkeys, 15c, Dressed
| steady; western chickens, 12Q15c; turkeys
| lSd17c; fowls, SGf12c.
| BUTTER-Steady; street price, extrj
mon to extra, 23d32c; held common to extra
22q3Oc; state dairy common to flrsts, HdS2c
| renovated common to extra, 1S6124c; western
J factory common to flrsts, 1s@22o; western
| imitation creamery firsts. 3Q24c. ,.
CHEESE-Firm; state full cream, SINAI
and large, September. fancy, 141hc: state
October best, 131kQ14c; state. good to prime
| 1215G13c; state, winter made, average best
| 12c; state, inferior, 11d12c.
BGGs-frreguiar; selected, s2assc; choice
mis- cd awf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-07

ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 5.-CATTLE-Receip
"a head. Market nominal; natives, $500
100; COWS and heifers, $225q4.G0; stockers
and feeders, $S.25d460.
HOGS-Receipts, 456S head: Market was
strong to sc higher; top, s6.S5d6.5O; bulk Of
sales, $6.4OQ6 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1862 head
Market nominal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-07
PhiIaaeIphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-BUTTER-
Unchanged; extra western creamery, offi-
cial price, 321zc, street price 3Shc; extra
nearby prints, sec.
BGGS-Steady but quiet; nearby fresh and
western fresh, &c, at mark.
CHEESE-Dull and steady; New York full
creams fancy, 14jkc; New York full creams
choice. i4Mo; New York full creams fair to
good, 14c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-07
v,v Vorl- No,.y w,rlet.

NEW YORK, Jan. B-MoNEY-on call
nominal; time loans, easy; sixty and ninety
days and six months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ea6h
per cent
STERLING EXCHAN0Er-Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at 81, S525El
4.S555 for demand and at SAS0lSdAS& for
sixty-day bills; posted rates NSO1tq4. ~
and AShQAS6; commercial bills, $LS0>tu
1904
sfLvER-Bar, ss7sc; Mexican dollars
sc.
BONDs--Governme steady; railroad
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol-