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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Jan 21.-The wheat market opened
firm in sympathy with a moderate advance at
Liverpool. The failure Of the predicted cold
wave at the Southwest caused some weakness
despite the fact that the weekly statistics were
favorable TO the bulls. The main items in these
statistics a decrease OF 5S4. 900 bushels in
the amount of breadstufs ocean passage and
the smallness OF the worlds shipments the
total movement being placed at 1916 900 bush
els almost 600. 900 bushels less than the
estimated amount. Another bullish factor was
the statement that the crop of Southern Russia
has been badly damaged by frost. The market
closed strong. with prices close to the highest
point. May opened unchanged at &c higher at
q jkc to 77Nc. sold OF TO 171k @774c and then
advanced TO 7sdTsBc. The close at 7sc,
up nc.
The cold weather throughout the Middle West
depressed the early corn market. but later sen
timent became bullish in sympathy with the
strength Of wheat and oats The market closed
strong. May opened kdhc lower at 40 y a
IS 4c sold OF TO 45c and then advanced 10 Acc.
Final quotations were q a 15c up at 55% d45kc.
With the exception OF slight weakness soon
after the opening, the oats market was strong
all day. May opened a shade TO \ dAc higher
at 3s1s d3sltc. sold OF 10 ~ fL3T'Sc. then ad-
VRnced TO 3S%c. where ii closed, Il a &c higher.
Provisions were firm, because the run Of live
hogs was much smaller than had been expected.
At the close May pork up 10c, lard was
up 7lkc and ribs Sc higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Potatoes. ONIONS nnh yecetnhle.

fotatoeS opened the week firm with re-
celpts still running light. and Oregon Burbanks
ana imported Eastern stock were both higher
one car or the former and three of the latter
came IN and choice lots of both were quickly
closed out. some fancy Oregons even command
ing small premium. Receipts of River Bur-
banks over Sunday were light and that line
or goods ruled very strong with prices pointing
upward. Sweets held at higher figures,
while Onions were unchanged.
There were rather liberal arrivals of vege-
tables from the southern part OF the State
Peas and Peppers being the most plentiful The
former were mostly poor having been packed
while wet and become overheated in transit.
Prices declined sharply and large portion of the
offerings could not be sold at all. Summer
Squash, Tomatoes, Peppers and Mushrooms con
tinued TO command high prices. Volunteer Rhu-
barb was Offering freely and sold around &c per
pound.
IPoTAAToEs- ctl: River White. s1.5O@
LOO: Oregon Burbanks, S1.9062 Early Rose,
$50; Eastern Burbanks, s1.5O@165; Sweet
ONIoNS-YeIlow. per otl S1Mt.2O
VEGETABLES-Green Peas. 5@10c per lb;
String Beans, - per lb: Wax Beans -
per lb; Tomatoes, 81 T502. % per crate: Hot
house Cucumbers. $1d1.25 per dozen; Cream
Squash, 4O@60c per box; Summer Squash, 81 80
per box; Garlic 21564c per ID: Celery,
35d40c per dozen; Cabbage S1.10 per ctl; Cauli-
flower, 81 per dozen; Carrots. S1.25 per sack:
Turnips. 81 .25 per sack: Green Peppers, S61Oc
per ID for Chile. and 20625c for Bell: Marrow
fat and Hubbard Squash $50 per ton; Mesh
rooms, 3061 40c per III
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c...-,I NT.rchoudIae


BAGS-San Quentin Bags. 7%c; Grain Bags,
June-July. 81 @sbc; Wool Bags, 2S15e Tor SID
and 42c fc~ Alb.
CoAL-wellington. s12 per ton: New yelling
mond. $12: Cumberland. s14 in bulk and SIG
in sacks; Camel $12 per tom Welsh Anthracite
S15 Coke. SIS per ton IN bulk and $14 In Sacks
Rocky Mountain. nominal.
OII-QuotatiOns are for barrels, for cases
add 5c Linseed SAC per gallon for boiled and
zee for raw; Castor on. in cases, No. i f2e
Bakers AA. cases, $1-zS61.30: Lucol- SOC Tor
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut, cases Sog
9Oc "er g" ~: Cocoanut OIL IN barrels; osc los os
Ceylon and 55e for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm OIL. Csc; patural winter Sperm
Oil. CSC; natural Whale oil, SOC: extra winter
strained Lard OIL. SIC: No Lard OIL. 6Sc'
5715c: Herring oil. 40r: Salmon oil. 35c; boiled
Fish OIL. 25c; Paint on. 35c
COAL OIL GASOLINE. FTC.-Water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. 10m1lc: special 20.
125c; Pearl OH. in cases. 17c; Astral IIc'
Star, 1Tc: Extra Star, 2Cc; Elaine. 26c; Eocene.
Ice; Stove Gasoline, in bulk. 1Thc; in cases.
24c: No 1 Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. do. 6l5c; cases. 61ec more.
Benzine in bulk 121ae; in cases. dec; so-degree
Gasoline in bulk. SOC; in cases. 36c
TURPENTINE-9Sc per gallon In cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE IEAD-Red Lead. SGS15c
per lb; White Lead, s9slsc, according to guam
tity.
pany quotes follows. terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.s0c; Powdered.
4. CSC: Candy Grauulated. t.65c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 455c: Beet Granulated d1o-
Magnolia A. 4.15c: Extra c, 4.O5c: Golden @.
2. .95c: u. 3.S5c; n. & f. Crystal DOminoes.
.55c: Tablets. half bbls. 505c; boxes. 5.30c per
h. Barrels and 50-b bags Toe: half-bbls 25c
snd boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades:
No order taken for less than 75 barrels or it'
equivalent.
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~ YorIk Stoek I.Iel
srecKs. IHiFh. Low BID \ An.

N d Hutton q Co. 40 California street
members OF the New York stock Exchange
Furnish the following list OF bond and stock
ealee yesterday
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wareet stocks several points higher Money 2G32 cent
Cotton few points lower. Copper stocks higher.
Silver advanced 1zc Sterling Exchange hrmer.
Local stock market quiet, with mining stocks weak
Holders OF milling Wheat trying to get advance
Barley Oats in large receipt but firm. Corn dull
Nerv heavy receipts of Feedsus from north Hay still strong
Sellers OF Beans irm but quotations no higher.
European export demand for Prunes revng with prices rm
descriptions of Lard higher Other Provisions unchanged
Cattle Sheep and Hogs firm at previous prices.
Poultry and Game receipts clean up readily.
Potatoes and Onions firm and the former higher
Medium and lower grade Eggs in active demand
Butter and Cheese firm
Warmer weather creates a active Fruit market
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- N-nrI, Sod, MarIlet

NEW YORK Ian q -Cond itiOns in the stock
market were much confused again today The
market did moi maintain the buoyant show of
strength with which it opened and did not even
make good resistance 10 the renewed selling SCI
pressure which developed during the day. There
was q buoyant rebound at the last again. IT
was surprise that a considerable uncovered
ket when the downward course Of prices was
once arrested and a turn upward Effected II
was hoped also that the arrest OF the rapid
decline would fortify the position Of long ac-
counts in the market so IS 70 relieve them
from the necessity of covering the commitments.
was obviously the case last week mere
was buying at the opening in great volume,
which attributed TO the large banking ln-
terests and which accepted an init
nation OF n determination TO support the mar
ket. The time occupied since the market closed
on SATURDAY in canvass Of the situation found
no varranf for the rumors OF financial diff
culf1es which were I'm circulation Saturday and
there was an understanding lat some arrange
ments had been perfected for the protection Of
3 number Of accounts which were OTerhang ing
last weeks market. In the loan crowd also
the rates on number OF stocks which had been
most freely sold last week lnuicateo the pro
portions OF the short interest IN these stocks
It not apparent that the decline Of last
week han resulted an bringing IN unWleidlY sell
ing orders 10 commission houses such as are
likely 10 follow Sunday interval sitter a con
siderable decline. IneSe various CONDITIONS CON
blned 10 awaken the uneasiness OF the beal
party and prompted them 10 active buying oi
fhe frer hour With the completion Of the
burfng Of this character the action of the mar
ket became disappointing again. The nature
~ tie selling IN lnterborough metropolitan
on the other hand much attention was attracted
by q report that plans were shaping in some
Of the railroad corporations 10 modify rheil
intended ourlays for the coming year for eX
tensions and betterments.
The New York Central was directly indi
Gated by these reports. which were without or
fetal sanction, however. Interest rates on time
loans continued 10 decline. Foreign markets
were affected by the expectation that the i'm
perial Bank of Germany would reduce its dis
count rate tomorrow. and there easiel
tone in the foreign exchange market. The
renewal Of the liquidation during the day rFed
10 revive reports of the necessitous scaling
down Of some important accounts Of long stand
fng, and which it Is supposed were helped
over the end of the year in the hope that the
easing of the money market would offer a better
chance for liquidation. When this liquidation
was over the market rebounded suddenly and
CLOSED buoyant ar the top prices Of the day.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (psr yslue)
O. es4 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call
New York stock LIST
Il. F Hutton Co., 49O California street
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
furnish the following list OF bond and stock
Eales yesterday
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PouItry and Game

Three cars of Western Poultry that had been
delayed several days in transit came in yes
terday, and a fourth ear was reported close
at hand and due at any time The new ar
rivals. which consisted chiefly of large Chickens.
previously been quite bare. and the stock found
ready sale at S7.50Gs per dozen. Domestic
stock was largely nominal. only coops being
received up TO late hour. The usual quantity
of Game came in and cleaned up readily at
satisfactory prices.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens $66S.50 for
large and $506 for small; old Roosters. $465:
young Roosters. $6Gs.50 Fryers. Sl66: Broil-
ers. S3.50d5: Pigeons. S1@1.25: Squads. s.. 50;
Ducks, seas for young and $5M6 for old;
Geese. s25oG3 per pair.
TURKEYS-Per lb: Dressed, 1Sd21c; live
nominal.
GAME-Per dozen: Msllard Ducks scar 80:
Canvasbacks. S4d6 SDriG. $6G6.50; Teal So 30
d4: Gray Ducks. S4G4.50; WidceOn. $3.50G14
Small Ducks. 50; Black Jacks. S3G3.5O; Gray
Geese. $4d4.50: White Geese. S1.T5M2. .SC
Brant. $3d3.50 for large and $3.50 for small;
bits So.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
wheat and other Grains

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows oo Ia quarrefIs qtIs ioS ooo indian
I6 900. ~
Chicago was frmer on the Argentine strike
situation small worlds shipments large de-
in Russian stocks and broadening speeu-
lation
The local market Is also showing more tone,
and operators rather expecting better prices
tends all over the coast. Milling Wheat is get
from from esrIier estimates Holders are holding it
fast at about 212c over the quotations tney nave
been recently asking The shipping trade is
''i'i . CASH WHEAT
California Club $1.22h @1.25; do, milling,
l.37h; lower grades of California, $llO@l 20;
Northern Club Sl.27I6 80; Northern Blu Blue
stem, 81 .s5@i 40; Northern Red, sl.22h@
FUTURES
10 TO IL 80 q. m. Session.
BARLEY-In spite of a large increase in re
ceipts to 1890 ctls the market Yesterday ruled
firm. with futures higher and sales Ct spot
Feed at top, quotations. Some holders We're
inclined TO advance their asking prices.
Good to choice Feed. spot $l.125s gl 10; com.
20 per ctl; .chevslier. si:l5@i 20 for poor to
FUTURES
10 TO II 80 a m. Session.
May-S1 49,
December-9s2.c
oATs-Reeeipts yesterday were large, being
1870 ctfs. of which IL 100 came from Oregon.
The market ruled firm, however, and no seller
thought of making any concessions.
Good to choice red for feed. 81 .40G1 90,
common to fair, 81 30@1 .371a; Red, for seed.
$l.J0@l .65; White $1.421e al. So: Black. $l.5O
OPS; Gray. Sl.42h@ so per ceRtal
CoRN-1he week opened with the market
dull. nominal and unchanged.
Small Round Yellow. S1.55 asked California.
large Yellow, 81 .25di 30; White, 81 -25@130:
Western State, sacked-Yellow. S1.2501.30;
White, 81 1.27@1 .3215: mixed. 81 .25@1 PIN
GLIB.
RYE. California, s1.42hG1.45 per ctl; Utah,
S1.35G1 40 per ctl
BUCKwHEATIs2a22 25 per ctI.
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THE COFFEE TRADE
The Brazilian Government Confronted
by n Serious Problem

Tic bEGElllHu NHONGEDAnenl 1OhAADAANNN
BY a Serious Problem
The New York circular OF Henry Nordhnger
.'our last report was dated the 18th ultimo
The receipts at Rio and Santos since then were
enormous SO much so that they battle all com
prehension. and there Is no sign OF ma
terinl falling on We are Iorcee 70 ssalh IN, seDt
idess with regard 10 the size OF tne ples.ii Sis
crop and expect now 70 sixteen and halt
10 seventeen million bags RIO and santos come
into sight during the current crop year.
This crop was generally considered Dig one
as far back az year ago, but no one hao
any idea then that 81 would be anywhere near
rs large as II now seems 10 be. The into-slght
movement Vould have 20 suffer a pefpehulculat
feilinr on al an early date II the highest pre-
vious estimates OF the crop are not 10 De
IT sopesrs that through the purchases Of
coffee by the Governments OF the coffee growing
states OF Brazil-which purchases are sald
10 amount now 70 two million bags-the aItlcIe
is taken out Of its natural sphere, ana u these
Governments continue 10 purchase coffee 70
the extent Of the surplus OF production Naho y
IS said they viii buy more than tnaIl Wnlcn e
IS 10 be held out Of the market during the
whole ~ this year. the price must naturally De
governed by these new conditions. ~ VIII % no.
be any more question OF now much eolee s
has been produced this year IN excess OF con
sumption. but question OF how much money
Brazil can borrow for the purpose or cary carry ing t
out the plan 10 withhold the surplus until i
sAbonf e. OOO. 600 sterling has so fer been Dor
roued for that purpose. and il is reported that
smother loan Of E5.O00OO0 sterling is conten-
plated. There have been rumors circulated TO
The effect that the last loan OF t3.ooO-vOO ster-
ling fof which g, 2,OOO. 600 were taken by Euro
mean bankersl Is not favorahly taken by the
public in Europe. Although IL IS too early 70
Judge this Il Is but natural 10 infer that II the
bankers DO not nnd a ready sale for the bonds
they will not be easily tempted 70 lHke up the
floating Of another and larger loan.
''The shove cited rumOr had nao enect on
sentiment and although the import cost OF the
rofee from Brazil is all the way from lc 70 j l4c
p hove prices ruling here. the market declined
under the pounding Of sellers without meeting
with aggressive support
we expect q very poor visible supply state
n1enf on the first OF next month. embocying a
big increase In port stocks OF Europe ana Brazii,
which VIII bring the worlds visible supply 10
the highest figure it ever reached In the history
~ the article, In the neighb0rhood Of say fifteen
million bags
Reductions or existing stocks which usua ily
take place uninterruptedly during the last SIX
months OF the crop year. not In sight yet
10 support the price in the face Of these condl-
tfons requires herculeau efforts on the part OF
The Brazilian governments, Tar more drasllc
than have yet been put forward
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All Classes of Stocks Weak. With the
Mining stocks Generally Lower

The week opened quietly in local securities OF
the Stock and Bond Exchange. Sales of bonds
were only $35. 900. and shares exhibited nc
important fes stures except an advance in Cali
fornia wine from $S4 to $50 A small sale
of Associated OH was made at a higher quo
tation OF $40, and Telephone fractionally
firmer at SI04. 10.
the tendency downward all along the line. There
were no evidences OF strength in any Of the
Comstocks but of the TOnOpahs and Gold
fields showed slight advances. while others ex-
hbited equally slight declines, the latter being
in the majority. The attendance at the Ex-
change was very fair but the interest Of the
public languid.
Late assessments are: Berry Oil and Devel-
opment Company, 81, delinquent February %;
California Adding Machine Company, So, delin
quent February %.
Oil stocks ex-dividend yesterday were: Union,
75c; United Petroleum, 81 .3S
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rHE cnppER srnCKs

OOHEEh S1OSNS
BOSTON Jan. 21.-The opening this morn
ing was relatively strong all through the list
but heavy selling Of AmRlgamated in New York
made all the cOppers weak in sympathy. In
the last hour the shorts tried TO cover and the
rally was very sharp. with closing prices the
best of the day. The buying of Copper Range
is good and ii looks as II some one were ae-
cumuIating the stock Between 1000 and 1900
shares of Osceola came out today, one house
buying il all and bidding 165 at the close
for more. The only sale on Tamarack was at
16o 10 points above the last. sale Altogether
the market showed good rallying power
Boston News Bureau says: ''The United
Metal Selling Company, selling agent for Anal
gamated and other large copper concerns, has
been forced TO decline large amounts OF
new business owing to oversold conditions. The
business declined represents that calling for de-
livery in the near future"
A representative of Anna algamated Copper says:
There is not the least sign of a falling of in
the demand for copper. We sold TOO far
ahead as il is. So far this month the mines
have produced less copper than in a correspond
ing DeriOd of last YEAR -
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FyAPORATED APPLES-Sbow an essv :
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-The London tin market
was firm and much higher, with spot quoted at
EI9T and futures at fl92. Locally the market
was firm. with spot quoted at $41.50M42
Copper also higher in London. with spot
quoted at E1o6 12s Cd and futures at fI07 12s Cd.
Locally the market continues firm. owing TO the
absence Of important supplies, with lake quoted
at S24 50M25; electrolytic at $25.25d 10, and
casting at S24@24. so.
Lead was unchanged at s6GG.25 locally and
at El9 lbs In London.
Spelter advanced IS to f2G 15s in London. but
remained quiet and unchanged at $6.65d6.75 75
locally.
Iron was unchanged to little lower in the
English msrket- with standard foundry quoted at
5Ss Cd and Cleveland warrants at 59s 4lzd Lo-
cally the market was unchanged
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Eastern livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-cATTLE-Receipts,
26 900: market strong to 5@1oc higher Beeves,
$4.15@7 10: cows and heifers 81 60@5 %;
stockers and feeders, 50 60@4. 70; calves, $6qS.
HOGS-Receipts. 3S ,O00 market 10e higher:
Mixed and butchers Sc. 6.3O@6 52!s good
heavy, Sc 60d6. .62l5; rough heavy. So :3OG6 40;
light. Sc 1906 55; pigs, So SO@63 bulk,
sc. .5006. 60.
SHEEP Receipts. 25.ooo; market 1oe CO higher.
Sheep, 50 60@5.T5; lambs, $4.15@ 80
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EASTERN MARKETS
80 York ,Ionev nLarset

NFw YORK Jan. 21.-Money on call. easy.
pas per cent, ruling rate. 3; closing bid ,. Of
Time loans. easy: sixty days per cent;
ninety days. 81 ASA per cent and six months,
5ia per cent
Sterling exchange. easier. with actual busl-
ness IN bankers bills at 81 $500 I. $3.50 FOR de
rnsnd and at S4.Sl5004.Sl55 Tor sixty DAY
bills.
Posted rates Sz.S2ia a .s6la-
Commercial bills. S4.6liz Q4;Sl9s.
Bar silver. 6S@
Mexican dollars. 525sc-
Fonds-Goyernments steady; railroads steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
TTvEPpOOI,
London Wool sales

LONDON Jan 21.-The wool auction sales
v.ero continued todav with a good selection Of
fered Merinos sold well. with France and
America taking the bulk at hsrdenins rates.
i.,,hs ruling in sellers favor. America paid
lid for New zealand greasy half-breeds The
oferings were 9345 and the withdrawais mum
hered 5000 bales.
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Beam. arI Seed.

Sellers of Beans are holding more hrmly, but
the demand is no larger and prices show no
improvement
BEANs-Per ctl: Bayos S2@2.4o; Pea. S31
$50; small White, So 1902 95: large White 81
g25o; PM, $ls5@2; 10; Red. s2.5o@2. .S5;
Blackeyes, $4.40@460; Butter, nominal at $50
SEEDS-Brown Mustard S4.25@4.5O: Yellow
Mustard. nominal: Flaxseed. So: Canary. AZ a
SIC; Alfalfa, BE; Rape 1@3Hc; Timothy, 5@
PFC; Hemp: DC per lb; Millet, SIC; Broom Corn
Seed. $1S@l20 per ton.
90 DRIED eRIaD ) PEAs---Niles, nominal; Green Peas.
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Rutt.r C. .,d Err.

CHICAGO Jan. 21-on the Produce Exchange
today the butter market strong; creamerles.
mark. cases included 23@25c; frsts, 2oc; prime
hrsts, &c; extras. 2sc. Cheese steady, lS9i4e.
ELGIN, ILL.,. JAM 21-BUTTER-Fir today,
at 29Iac a pound an advance Of &c over last
week. Output for the week, 527. 900 pounds.
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Nortbern Business

SEATTLE. Jan. 21.-clearings. s14l2,29s;
balances 1926. .260. oo-o =,
AnSfs sPoKANE. Jan. 2l.-ciearings, s774,sss; bal
anSeS PoRTIhNp. I5 Jan. 21-cIearings s1,s5o, 13s;
balances Sl93, ,242.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Today's statement
Of the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows:
Available cash balance, S242. .3T5. .994; gold
coin and bullion. slo5 S2l Oe9; gold certificates
S3s 9s5, $50.
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON.
pOPTTAND Ian 21-WHEAT-Club. seq
! 6Tc: bluestem 6s669c: red. 64@65c; valley, &C.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA Ian 2I-WHEAT-Unchanged (;
bluestem, csc; club. 66c; red. 64c
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The warm, sunny weather impaired better
tone to the fruit market yesterday, and al
though trade was still quiet strong feeling
prevailed and most dealers confidently
expecting n marked revival of business in all
lines particularly Oranges Quotations for the
latter showed some revision in the direction of
improved prices, and fine Apples held firm
at stin rates Mexican Lines. too, were ad-
vanced. There were no established prices for
Cranberries. all holders being anxious to effect
clearances at anything like reasonable ApriceS.
About six cars of Navel Oranges came to hand
over Sunday, the first noteworthy arrivals for
some time.
CRANBERRIES-Eastern $465 per bbl
APPLES-Fancy. $1,25@1.T5 per box for New
town Pippins; $2@2.25 for spitzenbergs 81. 20
al SO for other red varieties, and 81 10G1 40 for
Belhowers common to choice. 75c6$1 per box.
PEARS-Winter Nellis 50 per box; other va
rieties. S161.50 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
$2.50M2.75 for fancy, S1.I5@2.2 % for choice and
S1@1.75 for standards: Seedlings. S161 25;
Tangerines. halves, $l.2561.50: quarters, 81 ;
Lemons. $250d3 for fancy. 81 .50G2 for choice
and 5c@$1 .25 for standard; Grape Fruit, s3@
$50 for seedless and $2@2.50 for common; Lines.
81. .5065.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas. s1@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2@3 for Central Amer
ican; Pineapples $3G5 per dozen.
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Flour and Earinaceous Goods

FLOUR--Californa Family Extras, $4S04
o.lO, usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 .40Q4.6 go;
Superfne, s.: :25G136O; Oregon and Washington.
$3-50Q4 per barrel
FARINACEOUS sGOoDS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, 81. .25 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. s3.75; Rye Meal. $3.50; Rice
Flour s.; Corn Meal. s2.75; extra cream do,
$S.Io; oat Meal. 81. 50@4.75; Oat Groats. $iI5;
Hominy. $3-75@4 Buckwheat Flour. $4,000
4;I5; Cracked Wheat 1915; Farina, $3.50;
WI Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50: Rolled Oats, b6ls,
SIQs; In sacks. S6.5017 so; Rolled Wheat. bbls,
$3.50; in sacks. s4.I0; Pearl Barley. So; Split
Peas, boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per 10t