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GenernI Merchnndiae

BAGs+San Quentin Bags T%c; Grain BAGS
June-July. So @s7sc; Wool Bags, 2s1ac for S-io
Supplies are increasing. though very gradually
and It will be some time yet ere the market oe-
comes anywhere near supplied. -.,,,-
COAI.-Welltngton. S12 per ton; New NeH!hs
ton. S12: Beaver Hill, $40: Coos Bay, $40; kicn-
mond. Sl2: Cumberland. 81 in bulk and $l6;2o
in sacks; Camel. Sl2 per ton; Welsh Anthracite
S15: Coke. S15 per ton in bulk and $1I In sacks;
Rocky Mountain. nominal
OII--Quotatioas for barrels. for cases aod
Sc Linseed. SAC per gallna for hoiled and o2c
for raw: Castor Oil. in cases No. l. I5c; Bakers
AA. cases. $1.2S9I.30; Lucol. 50c for hoiied anu
4sc FOR raw; China Nut cases s3Q99c per gaI,
55c for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL. csc: natural winter Sperm Oil, 6oc; natural
Whale Oil. 55c; extra winter strained Lard OIL,
zoe: No. / Neatsfoot on 571ac; Herring OIL.
4oc; Salmon Oil. s5c; boiled Fish OIL 35e; Paint
Coat OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-water white
Coal oil, from tank wagons. i0@l1e: special DO
i215c; Pearl Oil. in cases, llc; Astral; lIei
19c; Stove Gasoline, In bulk. 1I15c; In cases
&c: No. 1 Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums Sc No. . do, SIC: cases. 6lsc more;
Gasoline. in bulk, SOC; in cases. Soc.
TURPENTINE-9Sc per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. s9s1sc
per lb; White Lead, s@s15c according to quan-
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.90e' Powdered
4e5c; Candy Granulated, 4e5e; Fine Fruit m i,S and
III bags only, 4.35c: Confectio1srs A. sos;
Magnolia A, 4.15c: Extra c.. to5c; Golden 9.
9gS sSc tablets 6aIf-bbis. 5.o5c; boxes 58oc per
h. Barrels and 50-lb bags lOc, half-bolS zoe
and boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades
No order taken for less than 80 barrels or its
GANSED FRUIT-The following are the
California Fruit Gamers Association quota
= fOr1 O d,
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Los AnpeIe. Markets


Los ANGELES. Jan. 2s.-No change was
made in the prices of eggs and butter today at at
cents roll for local and fancy. valley creamery.
tancy coast creamery is retailing at 81 cents
coast dairy at 20 cents and cooking at 70 cents.
These prices are fat. There is no increase IN
daily shipments and none is expected TOT
week or two. change in the price OF eggs
rainy. which would cause scarcity in supply
ana consequent increase in price Local rancn
Chickens are scarcs IN s'ism .nd demand is good
market.
fair demands. Extra fancy sweet potatoes bring
good prices Onions are fair but as they are
sprouting at this time of year the price is con-
tinnally being lowered.
Potatoes are so scarce that no coast prod
e. ncts are 20 be had and so the market Is sup
pIled by shipments from Minnesota ana Idaho
Produce receipts:
Eggs. sl2 cases; butter. p. s57 pounds; po-
tatoes ,464 sacks; beans, 600 sacks; cheese
Anchor' 5000 pounds.
foIlowing are jobbing prices:
LGGS-Local ranch. candled. 4Oc; northern
ranch, eandled, 3Sc; selected storage, &c
bUIIER-Local creamery. 9Oc; valley cream
cry, fancy, 90c; coast creamery. fancy, Io@
80 3c; coast dairy, choice. 65Go'15c; COOKING
CHEEsE-N Northern fresh. l5c; Anchor. large large
Ioe; Anenor. Young America 1Sc; Ancnor 7ia lana
ll7c Eastern Cheddsrs. l6Gl0kc; Eastern Long
horn, ls@ lSl5e; Eastern dairy. d; dse; Swiss I'm
ported, ze92Sc: Swiss domestic, 2Oci nmburger'
lSc brick cream. zoe
=, PoqLTRY-Buying prices. live weight. per
10; Hens. lightweight. 14c; young ROSTERS, loc
fryers 14c: broilers, 1se; old roosters, Sc; tur-
keys, lie; old toms. Ice: young toms. lie; hen
turkeys. l5c; geese, 12c; ducks, 12c; squads
50 dozen.
Selling prices. dressed. per lb.: Hens. l9c
young ROSTERS; zoe; fryers. 2oc; broilers' &c; &c;
OLD ROSTERS, 12c; turkeys. 23c; old toms. 2Qc;
young toms. 22c: hen turkeys, zoe; geese, 1sc;
ducks iSc squads, SO dozen.
Colorado. Sl.65; Salinas. $2.25G2.5O: Highland
Sl.S5d2; sweet potatoes. yellow, $3.50; white
S39825; watsonyille, s1.S591.s0; Nevada, 81
Oregon. So
oNIoNs-Yellow Danvers, $50; northern.
Sl50; garlic. &c. chilis. green, 315c; eTGporated.
l3Gl81zc sun-dried. 13@1Slaci ground, 12lsc;
Mexican. bulk. 12Is G13c.
BEANS. per ctl.-Pink, No l. 81 60q3; No. 2.
81 80: Lima. No. !. s5; Lady Washington. No. l.
S2o0Q3; do small white, No. 1, S.. 6043 %;
black eye. Sc. 1894; Garyanzas, $4.2o945Oi
lentlls, 9@1Oc a To-
/ HONEY, per lb.-Comb, water white. 16ci
light amber lie; comb. white, l4c; extracted
water white. 00-lb. cans. IA @Se; extracted
white. 60-lb. cans. 61k 67c: light amber. 6@o15c.
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Poultry and Game

Another car Of Western Chickens was marketed
yesterday. making three handled in two
days. The stock consisted chiefly of large Hens,
which met with good sale at 81 so per dozen.
Receipts from domestic shipping points were only
moderate, and while the demand by no
means urgent, prices were steady and good stock
Kept well cleaned up. There practically no
market for Turkeys, as there call what
ever for live birds. very little dressed stock
was Offering. Game was in good request at
steady n firm figures
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. s667.50 for
large and S565.5o for small: Old RoOsters S465;
Young Roosters. seas: Fryers s566: B-oiers.
$3.5oq5: Pigeons. S1@1.25; SQUADS, So. .5OG2. 10:
S2@2.5 80 per ps ir. -
TuRKEYs-Per ID: Dressed, 1T@21c; live,
nominal.
GAME-Per dozen MsIard Ducks scar:
Canvasbacks, S59T: Sprlg. s.. .5096; Teal. s.. so:
GRAY Ducks. T404.50; Widceon. So. SOFAS; Small
Ducks 81 90; Black Jacks, 81. .5003 Gray Geese.
S4@4.5oi White Geese. S1.7562. 80: Brant S. 80
for large and S2G2.5 for small Honkers sea
90; Hare, S2Q2.25: Cottontail Rabbits, 2506
2.T5; Wild Pigeons 81 20
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FINANCIAL And commercial
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Na-sreet stocks generally weaker Call Money cheap.
Copper stocks generally higher and Cotton rather lower
silver declined SIC No variation in Exchange.
Con1stoo shares declining Southern Nevadas steady
Wheat and Barley quiet previous prices Oats still hn
FREIGHT rates on Flour the northern advanced
Flour in excellent demand with the advances maintained
Fair demand for Beans for Texas and elsewhere
sv coming in freely and easier Feedstufs generally hrm
Hops selling fairly unchanged quotations Wool quiet
Hides firm in all positions. No further change.
Cattle Sheep and Hogs strong the steep prices.
Rasns and Aprcots still higher. Other Dried Fruits hrm
Provision market still in good shape for sellers
Supplies of Coal increasing but slowly
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables continue firm
Poultry and Game markets steady
Fresh Fruits n sufficient supply and quiet
Butter and Eggs suffer decline Cheese unchanged
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Jan. 29.-Steady cables and small
receipts in the Northwest impaired strength to-
day 10 the local wheat market. The com
parative strength at Liverpool caused by
the summary OF foreign crop conditions. which
reported considerable damage to the growing
crop IN Europe by unfavorable weather Some
early buying slso caused by the belief that
the worlds visible supply would show a sub
stsntial decrease This opinion justified
later when figures were posted showing de
crease Of $500. 600 bushels against Increase
Of 10000 last year. Tie domestic signs also
favored the bulls receipts IN the Northwest be-
Ing still small. while reports were again num-
erous that the winter wheat crop is largely
without protection. The market lost some
strength late in the day becsuse Of realizing by
local longs The close. however, firm Nav
opened \ axe higher at TSl7Skc. sold be-
tween 7Sc and Tshc and closed ihdAc up at
7SLc.
The corn market strong all day on an
active general demand. 1t was reported that
TO only 90.O00. 900 bushels against 154. 900 600
bushels last year The market closed strong
with prices close to the high point Nav opened
unchanged 10 NC higher nj 45655Xc advanced
TO 461ke and closed nc mp at 46lsc.
Trading in oats was QUIET. Nav opened uu-
changed TO a shade higher at 37Jk @8Sc. sold
between 5IAc and 3sAc and closed k6&c
higher at 36hc.
Provisions were weak because of q DC to IOc
decline in the price of live hogs. Pork showed
the greatest weakness. the May option clos
ing at a net decline of 171c. Lard was OF
~ d10c and ribs were down 7i5c
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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MIsCELLANEOUs MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Jan. 29.-The wool market remains
dull though firm. The quiet spell is not com
mented upon unfavorably, however. as an active
movement not anticipated at this season.
Dealers asking high prices with confidence
and not dismayed at the small volume of
transactions. The market for territory wool Is
quiet. In pulled woods all staple stocks move
steadily and show no large accumulation For
eign grades are steady.
Quotations: California secured basis. North
ern choice. 67d dGSc: Northern good. 66G6Tc:
middle county. 65Ge6c; Southern, 62@63c; fall
free, 54d55c.
Oregon secured basis. Eastern No. 1 staple.
72d73c Eastern No l clothing, 6SG70c; valley
No. /. 60d62c
Territory staple secured basis, fine. 72@75c;
fine medium 6s@7Oc; medium. 659e9c; terri
tory. secured basis. fine. 6s67oc; fine medium,
81 66Sc medium, 64d65e,
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CANNED VEGETABLES-Peas extra nne
sftsd s125: extra sit Sfted a. Al5; string Bsens 5es
Tomatoes 21h-lb standards. s7i1@9oc-
COFFEE-Costa Rica-13@1slsc for strictly
Pi%s Fl e Fof good wsshed p @2e FOR good so
prime washed peaberry: 10A gil 1ac for good to
prime peaberry; 101a@111ac for good to prime;
9011oc FOR fair; 7@ec for common to ordinary
Salvador-l16123c for prime 10 strictly
prime washed; 1016611Hc for good washed
9Is6101kc for faiA washed; 1hQ12l5e for
good to prime semwashed; 10G10Ac for supe-
rIor unwashed: 9Ec. nominal, for good green
unwashed: 11@11kc for good 10 superior un-
washed peaberry; 7@sAc for common to ordi-
Nicarasua-11k @12c. nominal, for prime
washed; 9l5Qlle nominal. for fair to strictly
good washed; 9%@9%c, nominal. for good to
Guatema la -Mexican-12a1sHc for prime to
good washed; 1914 611c FOR good washed; 10@
1O15c for fair washed: 9H G9Ac for medium
7@S15c for common to ordinary; 1112 @1215c for
good to prime washed peaberry; 1Iq11Ae for
good to prime unwashed peaberry; 0A 61oAc for
good to superior nnwashed.
Hawaiian-lS@14c for fancy: 11h @12Hc for
f1@i2c for peaberry; Tasc for low grades.
Ecuador.sc for current unwashed.
PACIFIC m 6od oG9dles % 40 Whole r
large &c: do Imitation Eastern. &c; Norway. 4c:
Anchor Brand. &c: Narrow Gauge, 415c: Silver
King. 61kc: Golden State Middles, &c; Seabright
Blocks 615c; Crown Tablets. &c: Pearl Tablets.
71sc; Boneless, 9@9bc; Picked Cod barrels. 81;
do half-barrels. $3.50; Tongues, per kit, 81 20.
Net cash to the }ob6ing trade trade: g., ,o,,
plex. 9s.c: Sisal Bale Rope, 126121ac per h.
QUICKSILvER-Qu Quotsble at $3s639 for local
use and $S7 G3T so per flask for export.
SALT-Local jobbers quote as follows: Half
ground, $5.50d6 per ton; Dairy. 50 per ton do
bales, $1.25 each; Rock Salt, $j@5.50 per ton F;
each There is no genuine Liverpool on the mar
ket
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- Norl. Sol 800

KEW YORK. Jan 28--Ihere were Signs %
,reiief of The stock market today from the acute
lpressure Of IoUiderion. The extent 10 WIleh
lWeak speculative accounts have been r~eoneeo ~ os
Ifrensfer into stronger hands anc the oVereRten-
lsiop OF the bear account which always 0efelops
sooner or later in The course of decline were
given the principal credit for tne cnanEeu ton' ~
|0f tile market. The early manifestations OF re-
IgEtance 10 depression were regarded VIII -
Ipici0n. owing 90 the frequency WIN Nulcn @ s-...
iter srmpfouie have given way % later weakness
.fr ne frsdjue ur the manner of colnluct-
ing the operations IN the market gave lnereas
secure stscks without mduly lifting prices Al
fi,e outset che oulv demand developed on
s eseas9gs seneveT sBv advance hsd been eT
fected Later the volume OF selling on lle hl
vanoes diminished and there was more olsposl-
.ffOn a. follow mp the advance Win pNlhk v
ders Speculative sentiment continued depressed
and the staple ~ discussion in the neighborhood
.of the Stock Exchange was the prospect OF com
.ing reaction and industrial depression.
One indication ~ the activity oi t'e oes.e
was the exaggerated tone given 10 some Of this
'6fsruseion Incidents OF q dinner in Washing
ton al which the President and nunlper ol
r1en conspicuous in the financial world were
,,-esent received much attention and the ac-
counts published OF the occurrences on thal
occasion were interpreted as notice served upon
fhe forces OF capital Of the cOercive measures
fber were a. expect from the Federal admin
isrraffon. The embsrrassments 70 which me
railroads viii b. subjected m providing meens
10 meet fle great rush or trafnc OF 20 HaAf
needed improvements iOomed large ID 1he 'ui
,lbe arrest Of the downward tendency of the
uuoncy market regarded a. disappointing
and the provision 10 be meL IoI lhe cal loL .LF
'ref11rn 10 the treasury OF S6oO0OOO OF Govern
ment deposits Oh February was feared az on
unspftling influence on the market hentNa
|of rumOrs ~ money troubles mere were tuu
fpicuous during the time u the earlF p7essn-'
Or the mnrkef but with the rally ln prices rue
,rrnor faded Tine tone OF the Japanese sthte-
'rnent uDon the California school incident caused
q shade Of diFouief Reports of the intended
ssrer 10 the public ar early date ~ an Issue
~ American Telephone and Telegraph convert
'fl,Ie bonds wfs received with interest as tue
frst attempt fcr some time 10 elicit public par
MEDIATION in bond issue. The rally I'D ue
market was unsettled late in The DAY by nerce
drives against Penusylya aud Erie. but the
,ypnerF1 level ~ prices was not forced back TO
fbe previous low point. The closing was lrregu
lar. ,
81 O32. 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
New York stock List
p Hutton a Co. $40 california street.
.,,en,l,ere 81 fhe New York stock ESchange
TrrniFh the following list of bond and stock
sales YESTERDAY
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uplands, lie; DO gulf, ll.25c;
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK Jan. -FLOUR-Rec6ipts-
% 500 barrels: exports. 6T0o; firm. but dull
sales. 5000. 900. Spot steady; No. red. Sic
elevator: No. 2 red, s3Ac Z. 0. b. shoat; No.
Northern Duluth. 91Mc Z. O. b. anoat; No. 2
hard winter, s6fzc Z. O. b. ahoat. A better tone
appeared in wheat today as result OF steady
cable covering and bull support. A midday re
action predictions for snow was followed by
recoveries on the big decrease in worlds stocks
and strength Of corn, although the rally was lost
10 few moments under realizing. Final prices
showed 5sc net advance. May, S41a asa sc,
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-SteRdy.
PETROLEUM-Steady
SUGAR-Steady; fair refining. 2l-32c; cen
trifugnl 96 test 3 l5-S2c; molssSes sugar,
, 23-32c. Refined, steady.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed unchanged 10 points lower. Sales.
May. 5.eOd5 csc; July, 5.7Od5. 75c; September,
$3.50 9oc; December, 6.05c. Spot coffee, steady
Rio No. 4. &c; Santos No. 1, Sc; mild, quiet;
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Ensy: Western hrsts. 25A 925%c;
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-Steady to firm.
with sctive demand. Fancy. &c; choice,
SAQsAc: prime. sdSi5c.
the market IS steady, although there has been
no change in prices which range from 399c
for California fruit up sos and 81 acc for
Oregon eos to zoe.
APRICoTS-Firm; choice, 1sc; extra choice,
1S15 M19c; fancy, 19Q20c.
PEACHES-Quiet. but firm. a result OF light
offerings Choice. n@12hc; extra choice, 1914 a
13lsc; fancy 1e6. @14c-
RAISINS-U-lehen9ed Loose Muscatel. ~ q
&c; seeded, IA 91oc; London layers, Sl.4od1 45.
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Continues quiet. with conditions as before stated
Hides continue firm everywhere, with the
high prices easily maintained.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about lsnle
under quotations. IIeavy Salted Steers, &c;
Hides. 12t. @13c for heavy. t2Ia 613c for nghI'
Stays. slac; Salted Kip. 13lae: Salted veal.
151ac: Sailed Calf, 15lsc; dry Hides; 2Sc; dry
Kip, 22c; dry Calf. 25c: sheepskins. shesriings.
20a5Oc each; short Wool. 50@T0c each; me
dunn. Iod9oc long Wool. $ldl 90; HORSE
dium, $225 for small and soc for Colts; doFSe
Hides, dry, $262. .c5 for large and S15O4l-lS
for medium SI.5 for small and soc for Colts
Deersk ins-Dry Mexican. % : 6l35c; dry salted
Mexican. 356I3715c. dry Central American, 3o1
371ac. Goatskins-Prime Angoras. soc; extra
large do S1.25; large, soc; medium. Soc small
TALLow-No. rendered. &c; No. ?. 4041ac;
WooIEFam clip: san Joaquin and Southern,
180e; fall Lambs. S91lc; Humboldt and Wen Meh-
ern free, 1201315c; Nevada, 17G1Sc per 10 Tor
HoP's-californla and washingtons, 1oG12c
per 10 to growers; Oregons, l29l4c.
Meat Market
There was no further change in prices yes
terday.> Stocks of everything are moderate. snd
the abnormslly high quotations are readily paid
by buyers. the stock goes into consumption
'' i"'' 10 " DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-6& d7iac per ID for Steers and SO
VFAL-s1S Gioc for large and 91sG1o14e for
MUTToN-1lal2c for wethers and 1OGil1ie
for Ewes
LAMB-11k 612hc per Ii for Yearlinss and
121l d13c for Spring
DRESSED HOGSAo61115c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco less so per
cent shrinkaee for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. s@Shc per Ii for No. /
6@615c: No. Cows SIC; thin Cows. ~ use
CALVES-5651Hc per ID for light, AZ Csc FOR
medium and 81 64c for heavy (gross weight.
SHEEP-wethers, 6a7c per ID; Ewes, 5laG
(cross weight.
LAMBS-6d6%c per H.
HOGS-10n to $50 lbs III 67%c per 10; over
80 lbs 76T15c; Bears so per cent stays 3og
40 per cent and Sows 1O@20 per cent on from
above quotations
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New York Cation Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.-Market IS quiet
but little easy on scattered liquidation. Re
eeipts somewhat lighter for tomorrow. Spot
situation IS still strong and trade conditions
could not be better. There is nothing new to-
day, and just now II looks like scalping mar
ket
The scarcity of high grade cotton and the high
premiums demanded in connection with the
efforts to create bullish sentiment have TO
certain extent curtailed tracing.
Futures opened steady February, s2sci
March 45c: Nav. 9 55c: July. e.62c; August.
s56c: September. 9.55c; october, 97ec; De
cember .S5c
ruarT. g. 2Tc; March. 8 3Qc: April. 9.44c: May.
e-5oc; June, o53c: July, e.56c August, g. Doc;
September. e.52c; october, e7oc; December
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

With receipts still running light and the de-
mand of excellent proportions the Potato market
maintains very strong position, and close clear
ances of the upper grades OF table goods are
readily made at firm figures fast as the stock
comes TO hand. The receipts from Oregon are
gradually increasing, but most of the stock re
ceived In the past few days is more or less frost
bitten. necessitating repicking. Onions are in
light supply and firm at the moment, but as lib
eral supplies are about due dealers are averse to
advancing quotations.
As for several weeks past. receipts Of miscel
laneous vegetables from all sections running
very light. and sound offerings OF all kinds are
meeting with good demand st fancy figures.
POTAToES-Per ctl: River White. 81 .55@
1.10; Oregon BurbanEs. Sf.75: Early Rose 81 so;
So.
ONIONS-Yellow, per ctl. S1d125.
VEGFTABLES-Rhub 566c per III; Green
Peas. 10Q12hc per 10; String Beans - per
lbi Wax Beans, per h. Tomatoes. 81 .250
2.25 per crate; do Mexican. S165@1.T5 per box:
Hothouse Cncumbers S125 per dozen; Cream
Squash, e5GI5c per boy; Summer Squash. -
per box; Garlic. 2i5 @4c per ID; Celery. 30050c
per dozen: Cabbage. S150 per ct; Csulihower,
aOc per dozen; Carrots 81 % per sack Turnips
81 20 per sack; Green Peppers s610c per III for
Chile and - for Bell; Marrowfat Squash $156
20 per ton; Hubbard do, $30@40; Mushrooms,
40Q50c per b.
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Beams and Seeds

The demand for PINK Beans continues to
broaden and the feeling in them is frm. The
other kinds of Beans continue about as before.
there being quiet inquiry for mixed and straight
carloads for Texas aud other points. Seeds are
dull; with prices unchanged
BEANS-Per ctl: Rsyos. s.. 251240; Pea,
S3G3.25 small White 80. 1902 50; large White.
81 25@2; 40: Pink. 81 90G2. 90; Red g. 50g2 %
Limas, S4.25@4.35: Red Kidneys. S3.SJ@3. 70:
Blackeyes. s4.5094 go; Butter, nominal at 1918
"a; Cranberry Beans. S3Gl3.25.
SFEDS-Brown Mustard. 81. 25Q4-5O; Yellow
Mustard. nominal; FlaXseed. So; Canary. AZ 6
4&c Alfalfa 13c; Rape. 1@31.c; Timothy. o@
6hc; Hemp, &c per ID; Millet, 315c Broom
Corn Seed. S1S620 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Nles. nominal Green Peas,
s.. .b06275 per ctl
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$. Quotations were rather weak than other

cars. Quotations were rather weak than other
wise.
Feedstufts show no change, Bran, Middlings
and Rolled Barley being firm and Shorts easy,
being still in ample supply for all current needs.
BRAN-S20G22 per ton
MIDDIINGS-S27613O per ton.
SHORTS-S206t2o 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolied Barley S24@25: Mixed
Feed. S23@25; Ollcake Meal. nominai: Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills. $255 so in 10 and S26 in 0
ton lots; Jobbing $2S.50: Corn Meal, S30931;
Cracked Corn. $31@32: Broom Corn Feed, soc
per ctl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots, $50 80; job
bing, $21 per ton; Mealfalfa $20.50: jobbing S2l
HAY-Choice Wheat $I9@23 per ton; good
Wheat. $l7.5oG1S.50; other grades Wheat; $l4
Q16; Wheat and 0at $l502O; Tame Oat, S12g
ID; Wild Oat. Sl0@14; Common Hay, SiOWlZ;
Alfalfa, S10G12; Stock S10@12 per ton.
STRAW-e0mSOo nar ha 10
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Mnn-sfrerf scraps

E.F. Hutton Co.'S New York summary
yesterday said
Americsp stocks in London irregular.
London settlement began today.
sale of New York Central notes PROVIDE
against sny new stock issue in near future
smallest specul ton So cotton 81 present tor
Nrrr nerioc within twenty years
(Sehsrsl Electric earnings FOR the year enoihe
January 81 expected 10 show p per cent ~.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit win spend SboO0Uuo
IN doubling capacity Of power house IN WI
uamsburg.
coo demand for stocks 10 loan crowd
To1don banks charged per cent for sett2e-
ulent loans for fourteen days.
Rock Island net earnings for DecemDef' I'D
'ciudinF all lines increased S2.Sbi. 80. ,
Thomas p Cole may take over the coutrot
~ Tominiou Copper from Phelps, Dodge Co
Canadian Pnctnc net earnings Tor December
decreased &S0. .9SS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
10 to i1.So a m. sessI
Flour and FariDnceous Goods

Some uncertainty has Just been impaired to the
Flour market by advance I'm steamer freigbts
from Portland and Puget Sound to this port
Otherwise the market is IN good shape. the de-
mand beirg active and the recent advance quo
tations being easily maintained.
FLOUR-Caifosnia Family Extras, -. 80@
BIO. net without discount; Bakers Extras, 81. 40
g4oO; Superhne. SO. 2503.G0; Oregon and Wash
ington. $350d4 per hbl'
FARlNACEOUS GOODS-Prices In packages.
net cash. no discount. are follows Graham
Flour, S290 per 100 lbs: Rye Flour $3.40; Rye
Meal, $500; Rice Flour. $7.20: Corn Meal.
$3.50; extra cream do. s.. 40; oat Meal. 81 10;
Oat Grosts. S4.30 Hominy. 50. 4o43e0; Buck
wheat Flour. 81: Cracked Wheat. 50. 40; Farfna,
si.10; Whole Wheat Flour So 10: Rolled Oats,
bbls $7.25. in sacks SG.25; Rolled Wheat. bbls
S4.S0, IN sacks $780, Pearl Barley. So. 40; Split
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
Available Grnin snpnIie.

NEW YORK Jan 29.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with previous account;
creased .O51. 600 bushels. Canada. increased
431 900 bushels. Total, United States and Cana
da decreased coo, 900 bushels Ahoat for and
IN Europe decreased 5000 900 bushels Total
American and European supply, decreased 3,600,-
600 bushels
331 900 bushels
OATs-United States and Canada, decreased
20 GOO bushels.