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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-The market opened
steady, unchanged to 5 points up. There was
some liquidation; Just after the opening, but on
the decline shorts became active buyers, and the
market soon turned for the better There was
no particular news: and II seems that the de-
cline of Yesterday was attributed to the reports
that the South was going to plant large acre
age this coming season but this was evidently
more talk than anything else, as shown by the
new crop months, which show advances in the
face of the weakness Of nearby months. 1t is
considered by good authority that there never
was q time on record where there has been so much
actual cotton contracted for in the future as
there has been this season. Some go so far as TO
OF this crop sold. Consequently there is about
II, COG. 900 bales yet to come Into sight. As to
the acreage IL Is somewhat too early yet to
form an accurate opinion on this line. The
trouble with the market seems to be the lack
or outside specufa tion. There has been much
talk in regard to the rules of the New York Cot
ton Exchange that the public seems to be await
ing further developments.
For some time there has been effort to
talk the market up, the sentiment of the pro-
fessionals has been decidedly bullish. and every
effort has been made TO induce the public to
come IN and buy cotton The public failed TO
respond. but long interest was built UP among
the room traders and other professionals None
went in very deep but this long interest was
ont and II was weak one. There are rumors
that large part Of the local stock was to be
delivered on March contracts. and every one
seemed afraid of this position. On Wednesday
the little longs made rush to get out when
Il looked as II there WAS a market raid, but In
reality there was not a: great deal of short
selling. ..:
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 The local wheat market
was strong today because OF the continued small
movement in the Northwest and n sharp advance
at Liverpool. At the close the May option was
up A@asc. Corn was 4 6Ac higher Oats
gained nc. Provisions were 7h@1715c higher
higher.
Sentiment In the whea, pit was .bullish all
day anu the volume OF trading was large Com
mission houses were excellent buyers and shorts
covered freely. Prices started upward at the
opening on the announcement that wheat was
the small arrivals at Minneapolis and Duluth
only a129 cars being received. The market was
strengthened by report that France will soon
be in the market for American wheat and by
and Northwest have insufficient wheat for mill
ing purposes. The market eased of during the
last half hour because OF a report that ship
ments from Argentine for this week will exceed
bushels. The close, however. was Arm. May
opened H@%c higher at 7s% l79c. sold be-
tween 7ssc and 19kc, and closed at 7SAc.
3 Corn fairly active throughout the day
port that the crop in Argentina has been dam
aged by drought increased the local demand and
injury by excessive moisture in various portions
Of the corn belt In this country also strength
all day, and while there free realizing at
dmes all offerings were readily taken. The
market closed arm. May opened shade to
M6Nc higher at 46% G46Zc, sold up to 47c
cars. with Of contract grade
Oats were active and strong. The market was
largely influenced by the strength Of wheat and
corn. May opened ~ axe higher at 3sJs 039c
advanced to 39Ac and closed at the highest
point. Local receipts were 116 cars
The provisions market decidedly strong
side investors bought pork. At the close May
pork up 1I1ac, lard was up 10@12c, and
ribs were 7ik@1Oc higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES. JAM 31-ofncial prices Of
aSgs sss ana o9tter remain unchanged at the Los Los
sss are. are arriving, retailers In some instances
h,e. hna them somewhat weaker. The amount OF
yesterday, caused by the arrival of a carload
nrom ,Iol me north The price remains firm III II
tbe there NOT for the fact that yearly contracts FOR
sne @ recelpts OF butter which some dealers make
are at prices only few cents less than that
naed by the butter board Of trade. wholesalers =.
wouid he reaping rich harvest now. As 1t Is:
practically no one PROFITS as high prices for feed
preclude this advantage to the producer
o,a aeceipts eI OF cheese were light today, about
one,rourth or the amount received yesterday
Vegetables in general are unchanged. Pota--
tomatoes are plentiful and meeting fair sales
Several carloads of onions were offered at the
exchange, but only seventy sacks OF fancy Aus
Fancy cultivated mushrooms bring eos per 10.
POULTRY Is dull the appearance OF rev
SQUADS at retailers being the only break in the
Produce receipts-Eggs. s6s cases; butter. A.
sSo sSa lbs; potatoes, none; beans, none; cheese
Following are 1obbing prices:
EGGS-Local ranch. candled, Acc; northern
ranch; canded. 3sc; selected storage SIC
; BuTTER-Local creamery, soc; valley cream
coast dairy choice, 7oa75c; Cooking .22S24c.
anssar is anchor saas
17c; Eastern Cheddsrs. 1e61el1c: Eastern long
hS'1 70 12c, rdslcru uh1ry. iot -
ported 2s629c; Swiss, domestic. zoe; Limbur-
ger lsc: brick cream. 2oc.
PoULTRY-Buying prices. live weight. per 10
Hens, light weight. lac; young roosters. l6c;
fryers, l6c broilers. 1sc; old roosters. Sc; tur-
keys. lie: old toms. 16c; young toms, 1Ic; hen
turkeys. 15c; ageese. 12c; ducks. i2c; squads, 81
a. dozen. Selling prices. dressed per lb--Hens
lac; young ROSTERS zoe: fryers 2oc; breilers
&c; old ROSTERS, I2c; turkeys, 2sc; old toms
2Oc:. young toms, 22c; hen turkeys, zoe; geese,
lsc; ducks. 1sc; squads. So a dozen.
POTATOES (per cwt)-Idaho Iurais, ~ so
Colorado. $165: Salinas, S225l2 60; Highland
Sl.s5@2: sweet potatoes. yellow. $3.50; white,
S363-25: Watsonville, $1.S5@1.90 Nevada, 81;
Oregon. s2
: ONIONS yellow Danvers $50; northern
81 30; garlic. &c: chilis green. &c; evaporat ted
136131sc: sun dried. l301314c; ground l2lsc;
Mexican bulk; 12Ib@13c
REANs (per wt51Pink. No. I. s26odS; No
2, 81 30: Lima No. 1, s5; Lady Washington No
l. S2.90@3 do small white. No. |. So COOS: :15'
Blackeye. s3. T5@4; Garvanzas, S425@4. 90; len
ills gT1nc. per lb.;
HONEY tper bl-Comb. water white. i6c;
light amber, 14c comb. white, lac; extracted
water white. 60-lb cans Il Csc: extracted
white. 60lb cans, .6ta@7c; light amber, 6d6lse
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THE STOCK MARKET
Local Securities Quiet But Firm with
Fair Business

With the exception of Onomea Sugar. which
declined from s3s.75 to s3S.25. and lower bids
for Hawaiian Commercial the market for local
securities the Stock and Bond Exchange ruled
firm Yesterday. Oceanic Steamship stock made
further advance from So TO ST. Associated OIL
rose from S43 to s44.50 and Alaska Packers sold
higher at $4I.25. The other stocks were un-
changed Sales of bonds continued extremely
light. The following sugar stocks were ex divi-
dend under the rule: Hawaiian Commercial. Csc
Hutchinson, l5c; onomea, Soc; Paauhau. 15c.
There were striking features in mining
stocks. The attendance of the public at the ex-
change was up to the average, and the usual
irregularity characterized the market. stocks ad-
yancing falling back on their individual ac-
count. Most Of the Goldfelds. however, were
rather weak than otherwise. with closing quota
tions generally somewhat under those Of the pre-
ceding day.
The Stock and Bond Exchange has finally de-
cided not to merge with the San Francisco Stock
and Exchange Board. The matter has been un-
der discussion for many weeks. and all sorts Of
rumors have been current about It. It is under.
stood that the matter finally disposed OF
negatively by a decisive majority. Whether the
Stock and Bond Exchange will engage In dealing
In mining shares remains for the future to de-
termine.
The Evalina Gold Mining Company has levied
an assessment OF &c. delinquent February IS. and
the Hendricks Skating Rink Company one OF
81, delinquent March 2.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wa-street stocks recover lost ground Cotton hrm
Bank of England of discount unchanged.
Copper stocks higher again Money, 1@3z cent
Silver SIC higher No variation in Exchange.
January Cleangs gain 10 per January 1906
No violent fluctuations the local Stock Exchanges
Wheat. Barley, Oats and Corn unchanged
Hav Feedstuffs and Beans previously quoted.
Dressed Hogs still higher 12c. Other Meats unchanged
Fresh Fruit market well supplied and quiet.
Poultry and Game in moderate supply and firm.
Potatoes n larger receipt but firm Onions also firm
Southern Vegetables arriving in bad condition.
Eggs 2c higher Cheese slightly higher and Butter Sc lower
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, Jan. --FLOUR-4Reeeipts, f5,-
700 barrels; exports, $500 barrels; steady, but
dull. -.
wHEAT-Receipts. 80. 600 bushels: exports,
I9. 300 bushels Spot firm: No. 2 red. S2I4 g. ele-
yator; No. . red. s3szc f. o. b. afoat; No. i
Northern Duluth, 92A {: r. o. b. afoat; No. Q
hard winter S715c (. o. b. anoat. Up to mid
day wheat strong and active. rejecting small
for four, and covering by shorts. Subsequently
realizing however weakened the list and the
market closed steady at &c net advance. May,
S5Nc: July. aS4 S411-i6c. =; s;.:...:a..
HIDES-Steady. e: :" ,if..
WOOIs-Ste eady i+..:
-- PETR0LFC Mzl+Steady- X: ti.t5
SUGAR-Steady. Fair refining 2 1880: CEN
trifugal. 96 test, 315-32c; molasses sugar,
23-32cs refined steady. - !
! COFFEE-Futures closed easy. net unchanged
to points lower Sales: 81, ,250 bags inc4nd-
ing; March. 550@5 5!65c: May, 6.55G6.T5c: July.
6.S6c; September. 5.e016c: December. 6.ieM
Q. 15c. Spot coffee nuiet: Santos No. l. :Tc: San
tos No. 4, Sc; mild coffee steady; Cordova. "a
BUTTER Steady, Creamery, 21@sr1sc; dairy.
EGGS Steady, at mark, cases included, $50
DRIED FRUITS
:. NEW YORK. Jan. ESAEva porated,
holding hrm. with fancy at &c; choice Sss ss@sjtc;
prime 9A09Ae
PRUNES-In moderate demand, spot ranging
from &c TO Be- according to grade. for California
APRICoTS-Are strong in tone. owing to light
supplies Choice, Ice; extra choice. s1s@l9e;
PEAcHEs-In Light jobbing demand hrm
Choice, IL, di,@l2lac; a extra. choice, 12h@121ke;
RAIsINs--Are firm. with loose Muscatel. IL
@ec: seeded Raisins, ~ @ioc;i London layers,
Il
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Deciduoux and CItru. Frn,t.

The only articles on the list Of fresh frufts to
show anv frmness or for which there is any
marked demand small sized Navel Oranges.
The fruit Is running large this season and thus
far there has been an actual shortage of small
stock. For this reason more than ANYTHING else
such stock Is very firm and desirable sizes of
well known brands sometimes command a small
premium, while large fruit can be bought at con-
cessions. There was nothing in the way of
receipts or prices to report in the other fruits
APPLES-$16 az per box for Newtown Pippins
$2@2.25 for Snityenbergs. STAG for other red
varieties and 81 10011 40 for Bellfowers
PEARS-Winter Nellis. So per box; cooking
varieties. 81 30 per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
s262.5o for fancy. s1.50d175 for choice and
S1d1.50 for standards: Seedlings. 81 al .25; Tan
gerines. halves, i.25: quarters. T5cMf; Lem
ons. SO. 5063 for fancy. 81. 7502 25 for choice
and S161.50 for standard Grape Fruit s36
3. 30 for seedless and S2@2. so for common;
Lines. So
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas s1Mo per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81 75M2 20 for Central
American; Pineapples. s3@5 per dozen.
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Butter, Cheese and EYg.

There was some further revision in prices Of
Paay RPa,ry PRODUCTS Yesterday. The upper grades Of
slghly higher for fresh local fats and extra
creamery Butter declined Sc per pound
grading than anything else. A large percentage
OF OIL the so-callede selected Eggs that have been
as lne cases contain many washed and soiled
Eggs. which do not grade above extras and In
many many Instances are little better than frsts.
Whlle these Eggs are often up TO the standard
OF quality. they are lacking In size and appear.
snce and hence cannot command top figures
ies.erday's advance was intended mainly to put
premium upon large, white selected stock
and furnish an Incentive to shippers to use more
The decline In Butter was due directly to the
previous high prices. which checked the demand
20 such an extent that stocks commenced to ac-
relatively frmer than extras because OF their
comparative cheaPness. Telephone advices from
STOCKTON s,,, and Fresno Indicate that Los Angeles
buyers are not seeking supplies in those sections
WITH the same eagerness displayed early in the
week. we, and dealers expect that the receipts in
inls market VIII increase as result
Sales on the Exchange were as follows
on butter-2o cases fresh extras at. Ale and 10 at
= Eggs-eo cases extras at s5c.
- Receipts were 23.5eO lbs Butter, "a 900 lbs
Cheese and 1876 cases Eggs
The following were the official quota tions as
established by the sales bids and offers on the
ho1T Ri,TTFp IF tse Dairy Dairy EXCHANGE.
steady; do irsts. 36c, steady: seconds SOC steady
packing stock. firm at o3c for No. l and 21c for
hrm: Storage goods-Calfornia extras 30c
hfm; frsts. 2Se, firm seconds. 25c, firm No 1
packing stock, 22c. firm: Eastern extras 29c
arm Eastern ladies'. firm at 21Ac. for extras
and p 1&c for frsts
cHEEsE-Fancy California new fats, l5%c
per ID. firm; frsts. 13c, firm: new Young Ameri-
cas-. fancy. &c.. steady: frsts 13i@c. steady;
Storage goeds-Fancy California fats. 1slSc
steady; do frsts. 13c. steady: fancy Eastern
1910 firm: fancy Western. 13hc. steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected. 3Ic .per
dozen, steady: extras s5c. steady; frsts, SSc,
steady; seconds, SIC. steady
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- York stock ,Iarket

NFW YORK. Jan 81 There was q further
outpouring or stocks into the market in the early
opera fi6ns today during which p few OF the IN
fueutisl stocks were driven lower than yester-
day before the hnal recovery. But the bears ee-
came impressed with the character OF the buy
ing sr the declines and set about 10 reduce
comm ftrnents on the short side. A recovery was
the result At first the buying not In ef-
fectlFe amount except at the low level Of prices.
pon the occasional recoveTies the trading lapsed
during the abortife rallies for some days past
This action Of the market kept sentiment nil-
settled. Later the liquidation followed the "a,
FanceS. With more persistence as II appesteI
that The selling u some OF the most influential
stacks at lower prices was absorbed IN unllm-
tied amounts on account of tie banking interests
having relations with the control OF the proper
ties This was notably the case with Union Pa
cffc ~ which very large burinx orders were
exc uted below 10 by brokers usually employed
by the banking houses most closely related 10
that propertF. As the buying followed the publ
ton of interview with the head or tie
house =cables 70 Paris and back 70 New YORK.
c0ntsinsng candid admissions OF the difficulties In
the situation from the short. supply OF capital.
but defrecatiug tue assumption thar conaltlons
were Derilous. the buying 0f Union Pacific was
~ great influence on sentiment toward the
whole InrrSet- Published expressions from Tor
eieu banxers regarding the American situation
were calculated TO allsv somewhst the effect OF
q view that has become current that foreign
caDftaI lists were concerted in diserim ina ton
against American enterprises These influences
y-pTe gI6vTad Increasing effect after the turn in
49,
ever thst support by main force was the prtn-
e3pai element IN checking the fnrfher fal ID
jecf showed no disposition 10 follow aQYances
after II had executed fts purpose The buying
from the bears conducted with degree of
delfbere tfou and lack Of urgency that kept open
rhe feeling Of suspicion toward the rally among
the trading element. Some attention was paid TO
The Recommendation Of the Secretary Of War Tor
the immediate completion OF fortincatlons 10
Hawaii owing 10 5 supposed bearing on the
country's relations with Japan. An impression
got abroad that a redemption Of part OF the
Government Is of 1905 Is in contemplation by
The Treasury Department as use Of the Govern
rr.5n 5n+- q enc vi banks.
are called for repayment tomorrow and on Feb
rtary -. Foreign exchange continued 20 recede
TODAY and New York exchange ct Chicago sd
samced 10 premium The covering of the de
rnund from the shorts came 10 an occasional
pause and there were several trivial reactions,
hit the last prices Of the day were generally
the best or nearly so
Bonds were Irregular Total sales fpar valuel,
Sl.e36. 900. Unifed States bonds were unchanged
On call.
New York stock List
z r Hutton & Co. $40 California street
members Of the New York Stock Exchange.
furnish the following list Of bond and stock
sales yesterday;
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Hay md EeedstnfYs

Arrivals yesterday included 33 cars There
was no further change in the market. which uas
weak. with buyers Indifferent. The attendance
at the morning sale has been slim of late
Two northern steamers brought down S54s SKIS
Bran and some Middlings and Feed yesterday.
but not enough TO affect the market. Most OF
the Bran was unsold, and therefore comes upon
the market.
BRAN-s20@22 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S27@3O per ton
: SHoRTS-s20@225 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roll Barley. $24@25; Mixed
Feed, s23q25; oicake Meal. nominal; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills. S25 so in 10 and s26 In 5
ton lots; jobbing. $3.50: Corn Meal $30@31;
Cracked Corn, S31@32; Broom Corn Feed, 90c
per ctl: Alfalfa Meal, carload lots. s2050: job
S21. so,
HAY-Choice Wheat, s1e@22 so per ton; good
@16: Wheat and Oat. $1,000: Tame Oat, $500
Is; Wild oat. s10@14; Common Hay, $10@12;
Alfalfa, $1O@12: Stock. $10@12 per ton.
STRAW-60@sOc per bale
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New York Metal Marked

/ NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-Tbe London tin mar
ket higher today. with spot closing at
G 100 los and futures at :e190 5s Locally
the market was higher. with spot quoted at
$41. 75@42, but the tone was said to be easy
at the advance.
= Copper was lower in London. with spot clos
ing at EI06 IS and futures at G107 IS. Lo-
;cally the market firm but quiet, with Lake
quoted at $24T5625 Is, eleetroytic at S24. .62m
@24 .s71s, and casting at s24. .25024.75.
Lead was is Sd higher at 6 10 lbs Cd in Lon
don but was unchanged at S66e.25 In the local
market
Spelter unchanged at S6.70@6.S0 In the
local market and & 26 lbs in London The Eng
lish iron market lower. with standard foun-
dry quoted at 55s Cd and Cleveland warrants
56s Sd. Locally the market was unchanged.
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Mi $50 Nh.

NEW YORK. Jan 3I.-Ameriesn stocks IN
London were heavy mostly below parity.
Bank of England rate unchanged.
Jacob Schif tells Paris newspaper correspond
euts that the situation Is neither unhealthy nor
serious but prosperous. and that the prosperity
Is 100 great and business may fan on
Th three roads for December show average
net increase ~ "a per cent. and for six months
1912 per cent.
No trlth iB rumOrs OF reconciliation OF tTould
and Hartman interests. hut active opposition 10
Western Pacific Is suspended.
Iehigh Valley earnings for 1898 equal ] Per
cent on the stock.
Lighter demand for stocks in the loan crowd.
Frie lists 1000. 900 4 per cent hfty-yesr
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10 to 11:30 a. m. Session
Mav-s1 1TA asked
Flour and Far,noceou. cood.

The millers continue to report an active and
firm market for Flour and excellent demand
for all descriptions of Cereal Goods.
FLOUR-California Family Extras S4SOm
$40. net without discount; Bakers Extras, 81 40
@4.6o; Superfne, So 25@3.60; Oregon and Wash
fngton. So 350Q4 per bbl.
FARINACEOUS GO0DS-Prices in packages
net cash. no discount. as follows Graham
Flour, $3.50 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, IS. 40; Rye
Meal $780, Rice Flour. s7.20; Corn Meal.
g so; extra cream do. s.. 40; Oat Meal, $40;
wheat Flour, "a: Cracked Wheat. IS 40; Farina.
81 10; Whole Wheat Flour. $40: Rolled Oats,
bbls $6@!.25 in sacks $5.50@6.75: Rolled
Wheat, bbls s4 30, In sacks So. s0 Pearl Barley
$40; Split Peas, boxes, s5: Green Peas. SIS per
100 pounds.
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General Merchandi.e

BAGS-San Quentin Bags, 7%c; Grain Bags,
June-July. S% @S%c; Wool Bags, 2S1ac for BIB
and 43c for 4-lb.
COAIs-W Wellington. s12 per ton: New yelling
ton $12; Beaver Hill. $40; Coos Bay, $40; Rich
mond. $12: Cumberland. $14 in bulk and $16 IS
In sacks; Camel, $12 per ton: Welsh Anthracite,
SO; Coke. $40 per ton In bulk and 81 in sacks;
Rocky Mountain. nominal
01L-Quotations are for barrels for cases add
&c. Linseed. SAC per gallon for boiled and sec
for raw; Castor Oil, in cases, No. 1. 75c; Bakers
IA. cases. S1-2s61.30: Lucol. soc for boiled and
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- 80 Moner NIarket

NFW YORK. Jan. s1.ZPrime mercantile
paper, "a d5A per cont.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual business
in bankers bills ar 81. s465d4 $40 for demand
and al 81 SQ5OG -S055 FOR sixty day bills
Posted rHtes. 81 S2dz- -s21a and S4-S2d4S2 y.
Commercial bills, 81. .s0st.
Bar silver. fslsc. ~.
Mexican dollars. 527s e.
BondsZGoveruments. steady; railroad. irregu-
lar.
Money on call easy: 2GSl9 per cent; sulns
rnte %. per cent: closing hid. ? per cent; Of
fered AZ ? y per cent. --
Time loans strong and dull: sixty day bills.
5d5l. per cent; ninety days. 81 ASK per cent;
six months. 81 per cent.
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Reans and Seeds

Some broadening of the demand for Beans is
mteported rep by several handlers. while Others quote
the market unchanged and quiet. Quotations re-
main unchanged.
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos. $2.25@240; Pea.
$3@325; small White. $275@2. 90; large White.
$2 25@2. .45; Pink. 81. .9002. 20: Red, $2.5oQ2.75;
Limas, $425@435; Red Kidneys $3.Sb@3. 20:
Blackeyes. 81. 50@4.60; Butter. nominal at $3.7
a.: Cranberry Beans S3@3.25.
sEEDs-Brown Mustard. $4.25@460; Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed So Canary, AZ a
4%c; Alfalfa, 13c; Rape. 1l3hc Timothy, 56
81ac; Hemp. sc per lb; Millet, 3hc; Broom
Corn Seed, S1s@20 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles nominal. Green Peas
s2.50@2.75 per ctl.
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-Cn.tnn1n ReceInfr

The receipts of duties on imports 81 the san
Francisco Custom house during the month or
January. just ended. compared with the core.
spending month ~ last year show an increase or
month were S749. .s66. against Se45, 16l IN Janu-
nr lQla
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interests 81. Range acted strong this morning
and seemed to be wanted around 80 by every |
body.
Coppers certainly act well and would respond
quickly on better feeling in New York but
operators don't like the looks of that situation
and believe the market will sell lower.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
wbent and Other Grain.

wHEAT-All conditions remain as before
stated Brokers report sellers very steady In
their views and not disposed to let go under full
figures. Futures continue very dull.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. S1.27h 61.30 do milling,
sl30; California White Australian, S1.35 q /. 40:
lower grades of California. s1.1061.25: Northern
] 1,40; Northern Red. 81. .25M1 .271a.
FUTURES
10 to 1880 IN Session
May-s1.32 ssked.
Decemher-s1 .32A bid. 81 .33 asked.
BARLEY-Continues fairly active. with daily
sales of Feed at top prices. Receipts suff-
cient' though not large.
Good TO choice Feed. spot. 81 .12H 61.15: COM
mon to fair $1m1. 10 per ctl: seed lots bring as
high as 81 20: Brewing and Shipping. $1.171a q
20 per ctl: Cheyalier S1.15@120 for poor to
FUTURES
10 to 1870 a. m. Session
May-S1.1TA asked
OATS-Arrivals from the north continue mod
crate and the market rules firm.
Good TO choice Red for feed 81 400l SIS !:
common TO fair. $1.30@1.3 .371a Red for seed
81 .5O61 .65 White. S1.421a @1.65; Black, $3.50
az 25: Gray S1.4216 al so per GENITAL
CORN-A car of Western came In Yesterday
The local situation shows no change whatever
the market being dull.
Small round Yellow. S1.55 asked; California
large Yellow, $1.25@f.30: White, 81 .2501 1 go:
Western State. sacked-Yellow 1.25M1 80:
white S1.271a @L32h: mixed S125@1 27H
White Egyptian, s125; Brown Egyptian. 81 1911
glib
81. .35M1.40 per ctl. H9t
BUCKwHEAT- -S2@2 rs per ctl. sa