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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The market has
broken 20 the low point and in doing so has
caught stop orders which helped along the de
cline The spot situation is as nrm as ever, but
the local crowd. who have it all TO themselves
are ignoring all The estimate for to-
morrow is large. but there is a big demand for
same. Market is down "a points from
the opening and with Liverpool closing only
/ point down this break IS enough for today.
The Commercial says ironically: Representa-
tive Livingston is trying TO get the Government
TO investigate the trading in cotton futures. If
the investigation IS held. and any one is dis
covered who is trading. the New York Cotton
Exchange would Ike 10 know right away who
he is. There is growing opinion that outside
OF the little hedge business being DONE aud
little switching between months, there Is no
trading in cotton futures Just now and II Mr..
Livingston Of Georgia discover any the trade
win be very grateful to him. The market Is a
very duh affair again. Trading is almost dead,
the bulls discoura ged and the market says
OF of its own accord. The heavy movement
continues aud all information from the South
seems TO indicate that the belt is getting
ready to plant the biggest crop on record. The
recent cold weather in Texas where a great
deal OF land has slreRdy been plOwed, has done
much good 20 the soil One feature
OF the situation is the fact that more attention
is going TO be paid TO long staple cotton the
coming season than ever before.
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetnble.

No arrivals of table Potatoes came to
hand from any source in time TO be marketed
Yesterday, so the market practically bare
or supplies, as far first hand dealers were
concerned. The arrivals from the river districts
consisted wholly of Early Rose. which were held
for seed purposes at 81. 60 per Genital Onions
were closely cleaned up and very firm, though
there was no advance in prices.
Rhubsrb and mushrooms the only vege-
tables that We're plentiful, and prices of both
Were lower. Offerings from the Los Angeles re-
glon were more or less weather-beaten and un-
attractive, but found prompt sale nevertheless at
good figures.
POTAToES-Per ctl: River White. $3.50
1.fO: Oregon Burbanks nominal; Early Rose
81 90; Eastern Burbanks. $1.6501.75; Sweet Po-
tatoes. S3
ONIONS-Yellow. per ctl. $1@1.25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 405c per lb; Green
Peas. So 1213c per ID; String Beans. per
lb Wax Beans, per ID; Tomatoes. 81 .25@
2.25 per crate; do Mexican. S1.65G1.75 per box;
Hothouse Cucumbers, 81 SOAP per dozen: CMam
Squash. 65075c per box; summer Squash. -
per box; Garlic. 2la 64c per ID; Celery, 25G40c
per dozen; Cabbage. 81 80 per ctl; Caulihower,
90c per dozen; Carrots. 81. .25 per sack: Turnips
$l25 per sack; Green Peppers. T@10c per III for
Chile and ?" for Bell; Marrowfat Squash. $15@
20 per ton; Hubbard do, $30@40; Mushrooms
10000 per ID.
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Lo. Anrelen Mnrkets

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 3O-At today's session
OF the Los Angeles Produce Exchange the prices
butter were nxed at soc and 7O@I5c. respect,
lively no change was made In the bntter price 9 is
gone and receipts Of fresh are insult
hcient 70 supply the demand, so the condition
approaches famine No betterment Is e1peetsu
IN less than two weeks, before which tne con1i-
tion will probably grow worse. There may be
pereepuble drop, however, at the end OF the
So far as eggs are concerned it is the same
old story and storage. An increase over yester-
days receipts at the exchange Of 13O cases was was
yesterday. 1t is whispered that these. which
came from San Francisco and are called Call
fornia eggs. were shipped TO the northern city
from the East and really are cold storage The
official price Is 40c though several retailers are
reported to be selling at 3sc and S9c
from Compton. 3677 pounds coming in today.
The shortage in potatoes is likely 10 grow
and few arriving. Minnesota Burbanks are
nrm at 2c, Colorado at s1.S5qleO and Wis
consins from $1.90 to 81. Idahos are about
Sweet potatoes are in good supply at Sc for
white and &c for yellows.
Poultry is scarce and in steady demand This
The following produce was received yesterday:
Eggs, 442 cases; butter; p, ,esl pounds; potn, psa
pounds. mostly Anchor from Compton.
Following are jobbing prices:
ranch, candled 3Sc; selected storage, BIC.
BUTTER-Local creamery. 90c; waller cream
cry fancy. 90c; coast creamery, fancy, soc;
coast dairy, choice. 706T5c cooking. 22tg24c-
CHEESE-Northern. fresh lTc Anchor. large,
Ice: Anchor Young America. 1Sc; Anchor.
hand. 19c; Eastern singles, 1141ec: Eastern
twins. l7c; Eastern cheddars. 1BD1613c; East
ern longhorn, 1S@1S1ac; Eastern dairy, 1Sc;
Swiss, imported. 2Sd29c: Swiss. domestic, zoe;
limburger lSc; brick cream, zoe.
POULTRY-Buying prices, live weight b
Hens, lightweight, lac; young ROSTERS, Ice; fry
ers. lGc; broilers 1Sc; old rooeters Sc; turkeys.
lie; old toms. Ice; young toms lie; hen :. tur-
keys. 15c; geese, l2c; ducks, l2c; squads, 81 a
dozen.
Selling prices. dressed. lb-Hens 19c; young
ROSTERS 20c fryers Zoe; broilers, &c; old roos-
ters. 12c; turkeys. 23c; old toms, zoe; young
toms, 22c; hen turkeys. zoe; geese, lSc; ducks,
lSc; squads. SO a doz.
POTATOES "a ctl)-Idaho Rurals. 81 .S5
Colorado. $1.65; Salinas. S2.25@2.50; Highland,
M.S5d2; sweet potatoes. yellow, $3.50; white,
S3Q3-25; Watscnville. s1.S591.9O; Nevada, 81;
oNIoNs-Yellow Danvers. s1,0o; Northern.
S1s50: garlic. &c; chilis green 3lsc; eveporated,
l3@131sc; sun-dried. 139131sc; ground 121ae;
BEANS "a ctl)-Pink. No. !, S2.60G3: No. 2,
S1.90; lima. No. l. S5; Lady Washington, No. 1,
S2.90d3: do small white. No. /, S30063.T5;
Blackeyes $3.75@4; GarvanEas, $A25@450;
lentils. 9G1Oc a 10.
HONEY "a lbl-Comb. water white, 16c; light
amber, l4c; comb, white. 14c; extracted, water
white. 6O-lb cans, 15@6c: extracted, white, 60
Id cans. 619 qTc; light amber. 6961sc.
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FRUITS-Apricots. 16@20e per ID: Evap-
grated Apples. spot. ca GSihc: Peaches 1O61
1sc; Pears 9@1215c; Prunes, 4-size basis. Be;
large sizes. 46f5c
RAISINS-Seeded S1A@1Oe Loose Muscatels
71te 72.e and Sc for Q, and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas. T67hc: Thompson
Seedless, 7l5c for unbeached: London LAYERS
3-crown, 81 50: London Layers. 2-crown ST 70:
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial. So for Dehesa and
81 80 for fancy
NUTS-Almonds. Nonparels. 17is @ISIhc; 1
l.. 16h @1Se: Ne Plus U1tra 1661Tc: brakes
1s@i4c Languedocs. 314914e hardshelI.
9@lOc. Walnuts. iObbng prices-Softs she'll
15@l6c for No. 1 and 12613c for No .; Italian
Chestnuts. S010c per lb
HONEY-l6611c per 10 for bright comb and
I3Ml5c for amber; do extracted, 6hMTI6c for
water white and 81 Gh6e for amber.
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Deciduou. and Citru. Frult.

The long drawn ont spell OF dull trading and
the steady accumulation of stocks has caused a
very weak market for Oranges and lower nriceS
quoted for all grades. The receipts during
the last month have not been very heavy. but
only a small portion of what in went into
consumption, and result the goods piled
high at the stores awaiting buyers. Apples are
in good supply and moving slowly in jObbing
way at the recently advanced quotations.
APPLES-$1 az per box for Newtown PippnS.
S262 25 for Spitzenhergs. SLAP for other red
varieties and 81 10M1 40 for Bellhowers
PEARS-Winter Nells. 50 per box; cooking
varieties 81. 80 box
CITRUS FRUITS-Per bOx: Navel Oranges.
$262 80 for fancy. 81 .50d17 10 for choice and
gerines, balves, S1.25; quarters. 75c071: Lem
ons. 50. 5003 for fancy. S1-T562.25 for choice
and S161 80 for standard: Grape Fruit $50
95O for seedless and s962. 30 for common;
Lines. S5.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas $1n2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81 75d2 90 for Central
American; Pineapples. sos per dozen.
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- YorII stock ID
!. THirh Low Bid ASA.

r p Button a Co. $40 California street.
anembers Of the New York stock Exchange.
fuFnish the following list Of bond and stock
salef yesterday:
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hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops

HIDES--Culls and brands sell about Is61c
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers i2e;
Hides, 12la abe for heavy, 12h6l3c for light;
Stays. Size; Salted Kip, 1SIsc: Salted Veal.
151ac: Sailed Calf 15lac: dry Hides. 23c: dry
20@50c each: short Wool. 50@TOc each; me-
dium. T0690c; long Wool. $16I.50: Horse
Hides, salt S3m3.25 for large and 81. 75 for me-
dium. S2.25 for small and soc for Colts: Horse
Hides. dry. $2m2.25 for large and 81 .5O011. 10
for medium. $1.25 for small and SOC for Colts.
Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 3211 035c; dry salted
Mexican, 30@e31i2c' dry Central American, 356
large do, SIPS; large. soc; medium, 35c; small
25c.
TALLoW-No. rendered, SC; No 2, 4Q4kc:
Grease 2G3c.
WOoI.-Fall clip: San Joaquin and Southern
7@9c; fall Lambs S6p11c; Humboldt and Men
docino. l4M15c; Middle County. 0G11c: North
ern. free, 12G1319c; Nevada, 17@1sc per ID for
spring.
HOPS-Californias and washingtons, 1O@12c
per ID to growers; oregons, 120I4c.
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Poultry md Gsme

The Poultry market was literally supplied and
rather weak than otherwise and, while there
was no actual decline. prices of live Chickens
had downward tendency. Receipts from domes-
tic points were quite large aud another car of
Western was marketed, making the fourth car
handled since Monday. Game was rather quiet
and several kinds OF Wild Ducks lower.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens $6@T.50 for
large and $5@5.50 for small; old Roosters. $4G5;
young RoosteTs, S60S: Fryers, s5@6 Broiers,
SS.50@5; Pigeons, Sl@125; SQUADS, $2.50@275;
Ducks: seas for young and S596 for old; Geese,
$292.5 so per pair.
TURKEYs-Per ID: Dressed. 1s@21c; live.
nominal
GAME-Per dozen: Manard Ducks. s6@T;
CanvRsbacks. $5@7: Sprig. S4.5o@5; Teal. 50;
Gray Ducks, 81 Widgeon, 81. co. Small Ducks. 81;
Black Jacks. $3.50; Gray Geese. S4G4.50; White
$2@2.50 for small; Honkers $667 so; Hare. 81
@2.25; Cottontail Rabbits $3.50; Wild Pigeons,
Sl25.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

wsstreet stocks continue decline Under heavy liquidation
Copper stocks lower and Cotton declines 10 to ~ points
Cali Money 2(a5H per cent. Silver Ac higher.
No striking features on the local Stock Exchanges.
Grain trade votes retain the old Collection Days
Wheat quiet and unchanged Barley futures lower
Oats Corn and Beans unchanged and featureless
Hav weaker with larger supplies Feedstufs firm.
Cattle. Sheep and Hogs as previously quoted
Potatoes light receipt Onions and Vegetables hru
Poultry and Game 10 ample supply and weak
Eggs 5G7c lower. Cheese higher. Butter unchanged
An grades OF Oranges lower and in oversupply.
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S-Firm, unchanged.
DRIED FRTITS
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Jan. 90-There was an ad-
vance Of LIS Sd IN the London tin market with
spot and futures both closing at Gls9 lis Cd
Locally the market firm and higher. with
quotations ranging from S41 80 TO So
Copper unchanged TO 2s Cd higher in the
London market. with spot closing at &lO6 IS Cd
and futures at 2lO7 12s Cd. Locally the mar
ket was hm and unchanged. with lake quoted
at S24. 1925. 20: electrOlytic S24 621 y 724 81
casting. S24. 25d24 20
Lead wss unchanged at $8Q62 25 in the local
market. but IN London declined IS Cd TO
gl9 l8s Cd
Spelter unchanged at 226 15s 10 the
English market. and at So. 70d6 so locally
Iron was Sd lower in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at SIS Sd and Cleve-
land warrants at SIS Locally the market was
mchsnged.
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Ner York stock Mnrl,rt

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.-Acute depression devel-
oped IN the stock market today and the fall in
prices took threatening proportions IN the late
trading. An appearance of support WIS given
the market in the early part OF the day and
several successive rallies were made from the
occasional declines. These rallies carried prices
more than once back % the opening high Level
or above. but Ht rhe higher level of prices the
demand for stock nattened out The high open
ing seemed 10 be- due largely 10 the influence of
the favorable quarterly statement or the United
States Steel Corporation. which was not pub
lished until after the close ~ yesterdays mar
ket The morning advance Of in the price oi
the stock immediately attracted such pressure
~ selling orders as enectunlly demonstrated that
eager advantage was taken u the stimula ttng
eject of the report % market the holdlngs- Ihe
frEt price was the highest 0f the day The idle
condition OF the trading at the rallies encour-
aged the bears collect their forces for re-
newed attack the market Successful inrosds
made at first or Few prominent stocks,
nots bly, Pennsylvania. Erie and Reading. The
yielding tendency of the stocks affected The
whole market by sympathy and the weakness
spread the dominancY OF the bear party be-
wiped out margins. dislOdged stOp-l0ss orders and
brought stocks upon The market ~ a oeluge- The
eEreH or tne account upon tne long sue nt lnt
market unexpected and assumptions Of fhe
strength of these holdings were proved unfouneeo
b. the Fulneraplllly oL me Deer atlhcks- Va
riety ~ Dmors Inevitably found currency by res
son OF the violence of the break. and some oi
these revealed the activities " the bears in az
crsvaffuet the uneasiness OF stockholders. Re
p0rtF were current that some Of the recent rail
raed note issues were being sold ~ sacrifices O.
realize funds u alleged that the whole of ths
$40 900 OOO of Government funds last deposited
with the national banks was 10 be taken up 90
Febrlary instead Of the So 600 900 defined bs
rhe Treasure Ieuarfmenf The herce trad iug
tactics by the bears left the short interest % hs
covered al the last and this was the cause Of the
faverlEh rallies Otherwise the market closed un
settled and in disorder
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (par yaluel
g. ,6T4 600
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
New York stock List
EF Hutfon Co. $40 California street.
nembers Of the New York stock Exchange.
fuFnish the following list Of bond and stock
salef yesterday
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Beans and Seeds

No further change in conditions in the Bean
market are apparent. Dealers continue to re-
port a fair movement for local and shipping ac-
count
BEANS-Per ctl: Bsyos So 25@240; Pea.
S343.25; small White. s2.75G2 e5: large White.
s225G2; 20; Pink, $1.9o@e.20; Red $2.50Q2. 70;
Limas, S4-25q4 30; Red Kidneys. 50. 35@3; 70:
"a; Cranberry Beans. S3QS.25
SEEpS-Brown Mustard, 81. 25Q4.5 Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed, So; Canary, Az q
4%c; Alfalfa, 13c Rape, 1QsIsc; Timothy. ga
SIC; Hemp, &c per lb Mnlet,. SIC; Broom
Corn Seed, S1S@20 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles nominal: Green Peas,
$2.50@2.75 per ctl
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Provisions

CURED MEATS-Bacon 14Ac per lb for
heavy 141ac for light medium. 18c for light
1615c for extra light and 20@21c for sugar
ern sugar-cured Hams. 1915 @16%c California
Hams, Ice; Mess Beef, 50 per bbl; extra Mess
50 80; Family. $40; Prime Mess Pork. SIG 80;
extra clear, S23; Mess $19; Pig Pork. S26
Pigs Feet. So: Smoked Beef l4c per lb.
LARD-Tierees quoted at 9i2c for California
compound. 9%c for Eastern compound and 12e
for pure; half-barrels. pure, 12I4c; 10-lb tins
l2&c; 5-b tins, l21se: Bib tins, 13c.
C0TTOLENE-One half-barrel l0hc three
half barrels. 10sc; tierce, 10kc; two
tferces 1o1Sc; five tierces 10c.
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THE OoPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Jan. go.-with the exception OF
osceo;a, which is stII being accumulated by the
Calumet and EecIa interests. and Quincy, which
advanced sharply on buying for New York, the
marhet was weaker today IN sympsth with the
decline Ia New York. All good cOppers seem TO
be well taken on any good breaks, however, and
would advance very easily the minute the New
York market shows q more settled condition, but
there seems 20 be steady liquidation under way
over there and prices look lower. While money
Al the moment IS comparatively easier than dur
ing the latter part of last year we hear OF more
corpora ton borrowing 10 cone and think tt win
be unfavorably received and have tendency TO
depress tie market further.
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E,Innr nnd Enrinnceous Goods

FLOUR-California Family Extras. "a. SO4
80. net without discount; Bakers Extras, "a 40
a. so: Superfine. SO 2563.00; Oregon and Wash
ington S3506t4 per Dbl.
FARINACEOuS GOODS-Prices In packages
net cash. discount, are as follows Graham
Meal 50 20; Rice Flour. S7-2o; Corn Meal
81. so; extra do. So. 40; Oat Meal, - TO-
Oat Groats, $4.30 Hominy, So. 4Oq3.bO; Buck
wheat Flour, $4; Cracked Wheat. 50 40; Farina
81 10; Whole Wheat Flour, S3lO: Rolled Oats
bbs S6d7.25. in sacks S5.50Q6.I5; Rolled
$40; Split Peas, boxes, So; Green Peas. So per
100 pounds
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
London Wool Sale.

LONDON. Jan. 30.-The first series OF the
1907 wool auction sales closed today. The fea-
ican buyers prominent, especially when
crossbreds and merinos of good style were of
fered. Final quotations, compared with those OF
the December sales. unchanged to per cent
higher. with the exception OF coarse heavy
crossbreds. which declined I'D. During the
sales " 900 bales were taken by Nhome buyers
co 600 for the Continent. 1900 for America and
1000 held over for the next series. Offer
ings today were 5s05 bales. They were eagerly
absorbed at unchanged rates.
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Rece,pts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Many Local Securities show Advances.
Mining Stocks Exhibit Few Features

Trading on the Stock and Bond Exchange yes
terday, though still light. showed some note
worthy features Associated OIL rose from Sal so
Giant Powder declined to SIS. There was moth
ing doing in bonds.
In mining shares the Comstocks were irregular,
several of the leaders being lower. while others
showed some recovery from the weakness Of the
past day two. The Southern Nevadas were
well traded IN and st. Ives rose from 81. to
S1.32h under a brisk business. the others re-
mainIng about on the plane Of the preceding day.
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Meat Market

The market continues strong, with all descrp-
tions selling readily at full prices.
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-6% @T1ac per lb for Steers and Ga
exc for Cows.
vEAL-s11 @loc for large and sh@1ohc for
small
MUTTON -11@12c for wethers and 1oGi11ac
for Ewes.
LAsIB-111s @121sc per lb for Yearlings and
125hM13c for Spring.
DRESSED HOGS-1061115c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. s@s1sc per ID for No 1
and 71z673tc for No. 2; Cows and Heifers
66615c: No 2 Cows 51sc: thin Cows. AZ 15c.
CALvES-5@515c per lb for light. Az Csc for
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan 30.-cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. drm; No. spring wheat. 79G
S3c; No. 3 red. 72dS2c; No. 2 red. 74A d74&4c:
No. corn, 433zc; No yellow, 44c; No. 2
oats. 36kc; No white 3s%c No. white.
ing barley. 5i656c: No. / daxseed. 81 1871 :
No. ! northwestern. 81. 23iz prime timothy seed
81 50; clover. contract grades. $l3s5; short ribs
sides (loose) $9.37 y az. 621z: mess pork. per
bbl. sl6.s7Ik: lard. per 100 lbs. 1865; short
clear sides (boxed). $9.37la .62lk; whisky
basis OF high wines, $1.29.
Articles Receipts. Shipments
Flour. barrels ............. 81. 600 %. 800
Wheat. bushels ........... 24,O00 24,eo0
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Chfcaro CnttIr Market

CHICAGO, JAN o-CATTLE-Receipts, 22s-
600; market strong to steady. Beevee, $49
$50; cows and heifers, sl,5o@5 10; stockers
and feeders, $2.5o64.75: calves, $69S.
H0GS-Receipts ~ 600: market DC lower
Mixed and butchers, $e.s5@e.90; good heavy,
SO .6O656. .s2i5; pigs. ssGa.55; bulk, $6T5@6s21s.
SHEEP-Recelpts %, 900: market steady'
Sheep, 3.60G57 75; lambs S4.75@7.l0.
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ton lots; jobbIng. s2s. 80; Corn Meal. s3OGs1;
Cracked Corn. $31@32; Broom Corn Feed 9Qc
bing. $21.50 per tom Mealalfa, $3.50; jobbing,
$21 80
HAY-Choice Wheat S19Q22.50 per ton; good
Wheat, SlT.50Q $50; other grades Wheat. $14
gle; Wheat and Oat. s156s2O: Tame Oat. S12@
Is; Wild 0at. Sl0014; Common Hay $lOGl2;
Al1aIra. $iogl2: Stock, $10@12 per ton.
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Nnrthern Rmainea.
Jan. sO.-Clearlngs. 81. GIG. s24

SEATTLE. Jan. SO.-Clearings. 81 616 s24;
balances S235. 77S.
TACOMA. Jan. aO.-clearIngs, S715.s14; bal
ances. $50. .967.
SPOKANE, Jan ao.-Clearings, s7e2, 1872; bal
ances. $50. T97.
PORTLAND. Jan. sO.-Clearings. 1892 Oe5;
balances $50. .605.
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ILL., o,a Eeed.tufY.

Offerings of Hay on the local market during
the past several days have been above BUYERS
needs, and the market has turned weak There
is not much decline but the tendency among
buyers is 20 hold Off, and among sellers TO make
concessions TO work of the daily receipts. Feed
stufs continue steady TO firm.
BRAN-$ $20@22 per ton.
INGS-$276730 per ton.
SHORTS-$206225 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roll Barley. S24@25; Mixed
Feed, $23425 Oilcake Meal nominal; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills, $25 so In 10 and $26 In
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medium and 314@4c for heavy (gross Weight.
SHEEP-wethers 6QTc per Id; Ewes, 97s goc
(grOSs weight.
I.AMBS-6@81sc per ID.
HOGS-1OO to $50 lbs. TH07&c per ID: over
$50 lbs 707Mc; Boars so per cent. stays SOg
40 per cent and Sows 10@2o per cent on from
above quotations.
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Grnin Trade Retnins Collection Days
EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan 30.-Prime mercantile pa
per. 5as 061s per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with sctual business
IN bankers bills al 81 SfSO014- -S4S5 for demand
and al 81 $1,000 S065 Tor sixty day bills; post
ed rates S4.S204. .s2la and S4s6G4.S6ls
commercial bills. s. SO&
Bar silver. 672sc
Mexican dollars 52Lc
l3onds-GOFernments steady: railroads. heavy.
Money call. easier, 2 y d3bR per cent. rul-
ing rate. 2A per cent; closing bid, per cent;
offered at 2M per cent.
Time loans harder: sixty day bills. 505H
per cent: ninetg days. y ASK per cent, and
SIX months, "a per cent.
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Northern Wheat MARKER

PORTLAND Jan 3o-wHEAT-Club. CSC;
bluestem 7Oc red. Gee: valley. CSC.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Jan -WHEAT-Unchanged;
bluestem. zoe; club. CSC; red oec.
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Buttcr. Chee.e and EEEs

CHICAGO. Jan. so.-on the Produce Exchange
today the butter market frm. Creamerles,
2I@311sc: dairies, 2O@2sc Eggs, steady, at
mark, cases included. 22@2415c; hrsts, 2oc;
prime hrsts, 26c; extras, 27c. Cheese, STEADY AT
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London CIoxinx Stockn

Bar Eilver-Steady; 81 S-l6d per ounce.
M0ney-4& as per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills IS 4k per cent and for three months
bills "a per cent.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Jan. S0.-Todsy's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general funds
shows: Available cash balance. $242 541 COS;
gold coin and bullion, Se9 o6e 5oS; gold certin-
Gates, SIS. 800, $50.
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s. Ioui. yyooI NTarI,-t

grades. combIng aud clothing. 24@2S15c; light
fine, 20623e; heavy fine, ie91sc; tub washed,
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JOMSIOCkS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: