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NEW YORK, Feb. o. Dow, Jones & Co.
summary: American stocks in London strong.
Pennsy vania labor situs ton considered serious.
New York seriously tied up by blizzard snow
storm. japanese Government strongly repudi-
ates any thought Of war. Canadisn Northern
has nov forty locomotives showed up. Some
demand for Pennsylvania, Erie and Canadian
Pacific in loan crowd. Position Of New York
banks stronger than ct this time last year.
Bank Of England not likely TO lower rate 50 long
as American demand for gold continues
Speculative comment Is indicative Of a dull
and limited market. Bearish aggressions are
sure 70 continue, for that element sets great
store by unsettling factors 1t viii be i'm
PEELED 70 fresh activity by the various suits
against corporations, the Interstate Commerce
Commissions report on the anthracite railways
and the renewed investigation Of the Union Pa
ci6c on February q in the East
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New york COTTON Marl.et

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-COTTON-The cotton
market opened with trade quiet Shorts were
good buyers and especially of the March
option. and there were rumors of a squeeze in
this month, and March advanced 80 points from
yesterdays low. In regard to the squeeze,
traders take but little stock in such a course
it is against the average trader in this
month, and there is too much low grade
cotton to permit such a thing.
An authority says: ''It looks II Il, 000, 900
bale crop is assured the present We are
!, 900, 600 bales ahead of the big crop now,
and by March 1 will probably be. 1900, 900
ahead, that after March l could lose
1000, 600 as compared with the movement that
year and still have IA 600 900. If this, crop
is to be less than 13, 500, 900 the movement from
must be larger than last year.
Futures opened steady. March, 9.30c; May,
e.45c: July. 9.57c; August, 954c; September,
9,62c; October, 9.s2c; December, sole; January,
10c bid.
Futures closed barely steady: February 911c;
March, 9.23c; April 9.30c; May 9.3sc: June,
9. 43c; July, 9.50c; August, 9.44c; September,
9.53c October, s.57c; December, s.s4c; January,
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Quieter and LOwer-New
Rnndx Listed on stock Exchange

The feature on the Stock and Bond Exchanges
Yesterday was the listing Of the following bonds;
Cajifornia Wine 5 per cent. 81. cocoon Oak
land Traction Consolidated per cent. $1,000
600: San Francisco. Oakland and san Jose
(Kev Routel second mortgage. per cent.
81 500 600 Their quotations appear below 9th
erwise there nothing new worthy OF note
weak prices and decline in Giant Powder 20
SS4. Business continued quiet.
In mining stocks the feature was the dimin-
fshed trading IN the Southern Nevadas. with al
most all the leading stocks lower Combination
Fraction dropped sharply to $5-SIla. against. a
closing price the preceding day OF S6.12i5. The
Ccmstocks were also weak. with decline In
Sierra Nevada to Sic. with active selling on the
afternoon session
Recent assessments are: Badger Gold Mining
Company of Oregon SC, delinquent March i;
Mayfower Gravel Mining Company Of Placer
County. &c. March a.
Linda Vista Oil exdividend OF 15c yes
tertay-
Jack Boz Mining Company Of MADEIRA County
has levied an assessment Of 13c. delinquent
March A. Sonora Quartz Mine Development Com
panv (Mexicol. one OF &c. March s.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, Feb 5.--The wheat market opened
firm because of q moderate advance at Liver
pool. which was unexpected because of the
sharp decline here yesterday. Small receipts
in the Northwest also created bullish sentiment
in the early market Later the market eased
OF because Of heavy snow throughout Kansas
and Nebraska. where the crop said to have
been previously without protection. The fact
that the worlds visible supply indicated an in
crease OF 2,200 600 bushels, or almost 1000 900
bushels increase the general estimate
caused some selling Later the market again
became frm. partly in sympathy with corn and
oats and also because of advices from Oklahoma
saying that the growing wheat in that section
is stfll insuffciently protected against cold
weather The close firm. May opened
Is axe higher. AT 7s1Sc. sold at 7sKc and then
declined to 17ss @Ts&c. closing HGI4c up. at
7S1sc.
Corn was in good demand all day, principally
because OF adyjces from Argentine claiming
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OIOChO
BOSTON, Feb Quincy furnished most Of
the excitement in our market today, climbing
10 points on its increased dividend. The pay
ment of a quarterly dividend of 81. so by the
Quincy mine is just beginning to open people s
eyes to the tremendous profits Of the copper
companies at present. Operators expect that
the big New York traders will appreciate the
value of copper before long and lift the price
of all good coppers 10 or 10 points more.
The whole market closed in enthusiastic
fashion and looks good for higher prices the
balance of the week
There was good buying of Greene Copper.
against It,
Calumet and Arizona paid $3.50 In March, SO
in June, $3.50 in September 81 in December
and is expected to declare S. next time.
There has been good buying of Parrott and
of the low priced coppers for time.
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No. yort Sfoct. Marked

NEW YORK Feb b-There were symptoms
Of Improvement in the tone Of the stock market
showing Of the market. speculative sentiment
among the hsbitusl operators In stocks was less
brighter sentiment is accepted is due TO the
conflict with usual precedents In the present
action OF the market as prelude 10 an ex-
tended recovery. Prices have gone down stead
1v without material rally since the first of the
ses a1e w5 1 Of The
Of decline occurs at stage where the taking
Of margins, the covering OF stop-loss orders and
the WEAKNESS OF discouraged holders brings out
food Of urgent selling and violent break
in prices. which watchful professional operators
on the short SIDE take advantage OF TO buy TO
equally sudden rally. Ii Is after this sequence
Of events that the period Of dullness and waiting
is expected. which precluded the shaping Of the
market for q new movement in either direction.
There has been no such eliminating break in
rapid decline. and there has been no violent
rally TO indicate the e1ectual conclusion of the
speculative campaign Of the bears. The attl-
tude maintained by the professional trading ele-
ment toward the evidence Of improvement IN
the market is based OD this theory OF market
movements. There have been symptoms of be-
lated liquidation in the market yesterday and
today in special stocks, which help TO keep alive
the misgiFings that important selling OF stocks
remains 10 be effected. II occurred in Great
Northern today and weakened that stock ma
ferially in spite Of the stronger tendency of the
Pennsylvania yesterday was explained by the
news this morning Of differences over demand
lOr wage increases Irom the rrd11Lne0 east OF
Pirtsburg. The most important element of the
improvement IN the tone OF the market is the
evidence Of revival Of investment demands
This is especially conspicuous in the buying
outright Of stocks IN small parcels for the in
vestment yield. The matter was brought to
The attention OF the traders by the action of
the Stock Exchange authorities In ordering the
resumption OF the printing Of transactions In
odd lots on the tape This practice was
abandoned at the time Of furious specula tive
activity, when IL was a physical inapoSstbfIity
10 record all the transactions
Foreign opinion toward American securities
Is being extensively csnvsssed. and enough of
s favorable tenor Is elected 10 suggest the pos
sibie growth Of q foreign demand for American
securities 70 follow the present acceptance for
portions of recent railroad note issues. The
dullness Of the trading was exactly due 10 the
large list OF absentees, due TO the storm inter-
ruption Of traffic
Bonds were steady Total sales (par vane)
81 zoe, 600.
United States bonds were steady
New York Stock List
E. r. Hutton & Co., 400 California street
members OF the New York Stock Exchsnre
furnish the following list OF bond and sTock
tales yesterday:
STOCKS fFTsCh ,;- rsa
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View York Money Market


NEW YORK. Feb 6.-3oney on call easy,
2IsG5 per cent; ruling rate, 2s4 per cent;
closing bid per cent, offered at 211 per cent
Time loans steady; sixty days, per cent:
ninety days, 81 per cent; six months. 81 a
61n per cent
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual business
IN bankers bills at $z.sz60 for demand and
ct 81 sO4Od4. .S045 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates, S4.slL a.. 1914.
Commercial bills. $4-S0k Q4S0A.
Bar silver, eSl5c
Mexican dollars, 53c-
Government and railroad bonds steady.
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that the croA in that country is still suffering
from drought. The strength of oats was a
minor bullish influence. Offerings were light
throughout the entire day. The close was firm.
NAY " ~. opened 1@Ac to A@asc higher at 46a
higher at z6ss @46Sc. . y :
oats reached the highest prices in three years
w wnen the May delivery today touched 4o1sc.
Inc market closed strong with prices at the
Top no notch May opened a shade to Ac higher,
az a. W Se1 g39&c. and sod up to 4olsc, where
IL closed, q I@%c net higher.
a, PROVISIONS were firm despite 10c decline In
tne price of live hogs. shorts were fair buy
eFs, e, out offerings were not large. At the close
May pork was up 1215c, lard was a shade
higher and ribs were 21ac higher.
The leading futures ranged follows
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Spot firm; middling uplands, lie; do gulf,
New York Grain and Produce


NEW YORK, Feb. 5-FLOUR- Receipts, 1e,-
500 barrels; exports, 5400; market firm but
quiet.
wHEAT-Receipts. $1,000 bushels; exports
s3Ac f. O. b. .ahoat; No 2 Northern Duluth.
81 sc (. o. b. afoat; No hard winter, S6Xc
(. o. b. afoat After an opening advance, due
to firm cables and small Northwestern receipts.
dation was a feature, Influenced by reports OF
abundant protection west, until just al
TIE close when prices rallied with coTn; leayins
closed s4ssc; July, S3s4 0S4Ac, closed S41sc.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES@Steady
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining. 1890;
centrifugal o6 test, 3 1920; molasses sugar,
23- 32c Refined. steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed quiet, net unchanged
to points lower; sales were reported of Il SOC
bags, including March, 5.55c; May, 5:65@5. zoe;
July, 5.soc; September, 590c; December, 6. 6.1oc.
Mild quiet Cordova, 9@121ac.
BUTTER-Firm. Official price. held common
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-girm; Western frsts, 2Tc; seconds,
~ DRIED FRUIT
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market is uD-
changed with prices about steady. Fancy are
quoted at &c, choice at sas @s1ac and prime at
PRUNEs- Steady on bulk and firm on for
ward shipment from the coast. Quotations
range from &c TO SC for California fruit. and
APRIcoTs- Unchanged with choice quoted at
1sc, extra choice at rs12G19c and fancy at
PEACHEs-ouiet. with choice quoted at 11@
1916, extra choice at 1914 @1312c, fancy at 12sz
@14c and extra fancy at 19@lAc
RAISINS-Steady, with loose Muscatel quoted
at 75@9c, seeded raisins at 7AQ10c and Lon
don layers at $1-350145-
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crop had already been marketed before the ne eolo 1
weather set in and 1t is estimated tnat ~ per
cent of what remained was seriously injured,
APPLES-S161.75 20 per box for Newtown ZIP
pins, $212-25 for Spitzenbergs. SIG Ior O'nel
red varieties and 81 11061.40 for Bellhowers
PEARS-Winter Nellis. 50 per box; COOKING
varieties, 81. 80 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel oranges,
s262 so for fancy 81. 50G1.75 for choice and
gerines. halves, 81 25: quarters I5eQSl' Len Lem,
ons $2.50G3 for fancy. S2q22o LOT eno1Ss ss =
and 81 .25@1.75 for standard: Grape Fruit sS9
$50 for seedess and $292-5O Tor eoninon'
Lines. nominal. -
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas. SIGz PEI
bunch for Hawaiian and S1-Ioq2oo 1or Osn9iai
American; Pineapples, $395 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey
All conditions remain as before stated, the
market for everything being firm. Though quiet
as usual at this time of the year
FRUITS+Apricots, 10000 per -lb; Evse.
GRATED Apples. spot. 6& GShc: reaches; 1oeg o
1Sc; Pears, 9@121ac; Prunes, 4-size OASIS &C.
large sizes. 4G5c.
re Ts.c and Sc for 2. and crown respect
lively. SeedIess Sultanas- T4TLc; Thompson
Seedless, TIC for unbleached: London Layers.
3-crown 81 SIS; London Layers. 2-crown. Sl-to:
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial So for Denesa ana
81. so for fancy. ,,, ,
NUTs-Almonds. Nonpsreils. 17laGfshe; !
x /. 1615 15@1scS>Ne Plus Ultra, l6q11c; brakes
9@l0c. walnuts. iobbing prieeIsoftsn,esn,
15d16c for No. 1 and 1261Se for No. ?; italian
Chestnuts, sd1ec per 10.
HONEY-16@1Tc per lb for bright comb ana ma
13615c for amber; do. extracted, 6l20t7ac 1or
water white and 515 acc for amber
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Hides. TaIlov. wool and Hops

Wool handlers continue to quote quiet and
steady market at unchanged prices, with no
new features to report.
The Hide market continues hrm In all posi-
tions. with all conditions previously stated
Strictly choice Hops are scarce all over the
coast and are in active demand and very firmly
held. Buyers bidding 1213c for them
Common are plentiful and depressing all
grades except fancy Large handlers state
that the California growers have become care
less in putting up their goods during the past
quence, as their Hops are not bringing as
much proportionately they did some years
ago.
HIDESACulls and brands sell about 15@1c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers, 12c;
Hides, 121s @13c for heavy, 1211913c for light;
Stays, S15c; Salted Kip, 1916: Salted Veal.
15bc; dry Calf. 1515c; dry Hides, 23c: dry
Kip, 22e; dry Calf. 25c: Sheepskins, Shearl1ngS.
2O6 SOC each; short Wool, 50610c each; me-
dunn 7oG90c; long Wool ,$1615o; Horse
Hides salt S3M3.25 for large and $2.T5 for
medium. 81 225 for small and SOC for Colts:
Horse Hides dry, $262.25 for large and S1-509
LIS for medium. SIPS for small and SOC for
Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexican. S21a @35e; dry
salted Mexican, 35@3T15c; dry Central Amen-
can, 3563715c. Goatskins-Prime Angoras. I5c;
extra large do. $1.25; large. soc; medium. S5c;
small 25e-
TALLow-No. rendered Sc; No. ?. 4@45e;
Grease. 263c.
WOOI-Fan clip: San Joaquin and Southern.
769c; fall Lambs, S@11c; Humboldt and Men
docino. 14@15c; Middle County, 9911c; North
ern. free, 12@13hc; Nevada, 1T@1se per lh
for spring.
HOPs1Choice. 1215c; prime. 1o15 @11c; COM
mon, 1Oc per ID.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Feb 5.--The London tin market
was unchanged at fl93 for spot, but futures
were a shade higher at f192 rs Cd. Locally the
market was quiet and a shade lower the
average at SO. 5Q142-55
Copper was Is Cd lower at E107 Is Sd, while
futures were unchanged at f10S Is Cd The
local market was unchanged with lake quoted
at s25@25.25: electrolytic at s24.75@25. and
casting at S2z 2b@24.75.
Lead was lower at E19 12s Sd in London but
was unchanged and firm in the local market
with quotations ranging from S6@e.30. accord
ing to delivery.
Spelter steady at $6.75@6.S5 In the local mar
ket but declined los in London to f26
Iron lower In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 56s and Cleveland
warrants at 56s Cd Locally the market was
steady and unchanged. No. foundry northern
is quoted at $25 .25@262 25; No. foundry north
ern, $24. rs Q25.75; No. ! foundry southern, S26
@26.50; No. foundry southern, $25@2e 80.
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Poultry and Game

Business in Poultry was Of better proportions
than at the close of last week, and although
the market was literally supplied prices for de-
sirable stock were steady and even higher in
some instances. Small Chickens. such as Broil-
ers and Fryers. being in limited supply, con-
tinued relatively frmer than large full grown
stock. Receivers of large Western Chickens were
asking 80 per dozen and the stock found
ready sale at those figures. Game was in good
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens S6@I.50 for
large and $5@55e for small; old BOOSTERS. S405:
Broilers. S3.50@5; Pigeons, $141.25; SQUADS.
50. 5o03; Ducks. S60s tor young and s5G6 for
TURKEYs~Per ID: Dressed. 1s@22c; live.
nominal.
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. S667;
Canvasbacks, s4.50@7.50; Sprig. S4@5; Teal,
2.5o; Grsy Ducks, 81: Widgeon, So: small
Ducks, $2@2.50; Black Jacks, $500 Gray
Brant $3.50 for large and $3.50 for small:
Honkers, $6@T.5o; Hare. 81 25@2.50; Cottontail
Rabbits So; Wild Pigeons, S1.25.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Feb 5-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No 2 spring wheat,
so@sS; 800 No 3, I2@s2c: No: 49, 2 red, IL .s@aaA Na
oats 37Mc; No. 2 white, 39% @4014c; No. 3
white. 3TN @39Ac; No. 2 rye. &c; fair to
Sll61a; No. / Northwestern, S1-22h; prime
timothy seed. S4.50G4.55; clover, contract
grades. $3.50; short ribs sides 1oosel So 81 y @
9.627a: mess pork. per bbl $3.50; lard. per 100
lbs. $9.s7h; short clear sides (boxedl, S9.6219@
9.S111; whisky, basis high wines, 81.
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Coinage 81 Jauuary

The coinage at the United States Branch Mint
IN this city IN January was wholly in silver, and
consisted Of ZIG. 600 pesos in 6o-centavo pieces
for the Mexican Government. In January, lSVo-
The coinage wss sll in American gold. consisting
OF IS $4,000 in double eagles, eagles and half
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AVAILABLE Grain market

NEW YORK, Feb. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available sup
plies as compared with previous account:
Wheat--United States. east of the Rockies,
decreased "a. 900 bushels; Canada, increased ESQ.,
COO bushels Total, United States and
Canada increased SIG, 600 bushels. Ahoat for
and in Europe increased / 400 900 bushels
Corn-United States and Canada, increased
6S6. 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, decreased
hus
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval Stores-Turpentine and Ros1n
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 5.-Turpentine-
Steady, 711sc. Rosin-Firm; stock, 74,7s6
Quote; A, B, G, $4;. D, S4.05; e, S4.071a; 3,
S412h; g, $4.1215;%H H, $40; T. $3.50: K.
So; M, S5.25; N, Sc; VIC, $6.25; WV, $780,
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London Closing stocks

Bar silver-Steady; 81 11-16d per ounce.
Money-3A "a per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bFls is 3L per cent and for three
months bills 4% 11-16 per cent
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey
Provisions

Hams rule firm at the advance noted yes
terday. There has been change u Bacon
for a long time. The general market rules
steady to firm. with average business
CURED MEATS-Bacon. -141ac per 10 Tor
heavy. 1416c for light medium Ice for light,
16lsc for extra light and 20921c for sugar
cured: Dry Salted Sides. 1313c; Bellies, lac;
Hams, 1615c; Mess Beef. 50 per bbl: extra Mess,
$3.50; Family: so; Prime Mess PORK SIC, go 90.
Pigs Feet s5: Smoked Beef. lac per 10.
sIaARD-Tierces quoted at e1ac for California
compound. 9S4c for Eastern compound and l2c
for pure; half-barrels, pure, 12Ac: 1O-lo TINS.
12stc; 5-lb tins, 1870: 3-lb tins, 13c.
COTTOLENE-One-half barrel, 1osse; three
half,barrels 1O5sc; one tierce. 1013c; two
|tierces 10aAc; five tierces. 10Ac.
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Flour and FarInaceou. Goods

All descriptions of Flour and Mill Stuffs con-
t1nue IN good demand. with prices firm.
The Northwestern Miller says: 1.-The car short
age is represented to be the worst ever expe-
r1enced by Minnapolis mills. This condition, to-
gether with the unsatisfactory -four trade, is
responsible for the curtailment of the move
ment. Reports from outside mills show that
buyers are slow in taking hold at the advance
Nothing doing abroad in any grades"
FbOUR-California Family Extras 81. .S06
~, net without discount Bakers Extras. 81. .40
a46o; Superfne, So. 25@3- 60; Oregon and Wash
ington, S3.50@4 per bbl
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
net n, cash, no discount. follows: Graham
Meal, 1920; Rice Flour, 81. 20; Corn Meal 81 so
extra cream do. So. 40: Oat Meal. $40; Oai
Groats, $430; Hominy, $3.4o@3. go; Buckwheat
Whole Wheat Flour s3.1o; Rolled Oats, bbls sc
@ 20, In sacks S5.5o46.T5; Rolled Wheat, bbls
Peas, boxes, S5; Green Peas s5 per 100 lbs
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stncLr of Grain

Henry c. Bunker chief grain inspector of the
Merchants Exchange, reports stocks of grain.
etc, in regular warehouse and on wharf Feb
rnsrF ] as Follows. in tons:
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Butfer. Cheese and Eggs

On the Produce Exchange, today the butter
market was steady; creameries, 21@31c; dairies,
20Q21c; eggs, firm at mark. cases included, 24G
26c; 6rsts, 27c; prime frsts. 2sc; extras. zoe;
cheese, steady, 13@16c.
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loIGl .St'oe-sl"- 90
Last months collections, compared with the
corresponding month OF last year, show an in
crease Of IS per cent or $50 ofe. The collections
80 January 1906 were $543. .SS2. 81.
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Hax and Feedsfuf.

Moderate lines of Feedstufs were received
from Oregon yesterday. The market for Bran
was quoted easy. with sellers in some cases
making a concession of SOC from previous prices.
There is no longer any scarcity In this market,
though there is no overplus
Hay remains as before stated, the feeling being
weak except for the very finest wheat. which
sold yesterday at S23. though this figure Is
hardly quotable. Alfalfa Hay has been in
extra good demand during the past several
days, and has sold above quota tions, but the
little squirt is slackening up again.
BRAN-S20622 per ton.
lMIDDLINGS-S27@ @30 per ton.
SHORTS s20@ %. so per ton
FEEDSTUFFSIRolled Barley, S24Q25; Mixed
Feed. $23@25; Oilcake Meal, nominal; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills, s255 in 10 and s2s in
ton lots; jobbing $3.50: Corn Meal. $30@31
Cracked Corn, SS1@32; Broom Corn Feed, 9Oc
per ctl; Alfalfa Meal carload lots $50 So job
bing. $3.50 per ton; Mealfalfa, S20.5o; jobbing.
$21.50.
HAY-choice Wheat. s19@225O per ton; good
Wheat S17, ,5oQl .50;- other grades Wheat. $14
gle; Wheat and Oat, sl5@20; Tame Oat, s12G
is; wild oat; s1o@14; Common Hay, s1o@12i
STRAW-60QS0c per bale.
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Meat Market


The abnormally high prices were again quoted
yesterday, though. mentioned, they are ex-
pected to give way when weather conditions
become such as to allow the transportation Of
stock into market. Supplies at present are light
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF-esi @71sc per lb for Steers and 6@61sc
for Cows
vEAI-sA @1Oc for large and 91s@1O1sc for
small.
MUTToN-11A @1sc for wethers and 11@12c
for Ewes
LAMB-13c per lb for Yearlings and 13c for
Fall.
DRESSED HoGS-1I 612hc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:~
CATTLE-Steers. SQS%c per III for No. 1
and TA @Tsfc for No; 2; Cows and Heifers. 6Q
615c: No. Cows. Sic; thin Cows Az d5c-
CALvES-56516c per ID for light AZ G5c for
medium and - l4c for heavy (gross weight.
SHEEP-wethers 6G7c per III; Ewes, So 06c
(grOss weight
LANIBS-6h 07c per lb.
HoGS-1oO to 200 lbs, Ts. 6sc per Ib: over
200 lbs. IL G715c: Bears 80 per cent. Stays 3Od
40 per cent and Sows 10920 per cent OF from
above quotations