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Butter. Cl,ccye and Frcs

Butter continued to arrive freely. but the
proportion of strictly fancy stock IN the re-
ceints was very light and the market for extras
maintained a very firm position the available
satisfy the demand. which was unusually brisk
for the end Of the week. Extras were half
cent higher at 36lac on the exchange and still
higher prices were predicted in several quarters.
Fresh bakers Butter and all kinds of storage
goods firmly held.
Eggs still in light rec ut and remained
very firm. with all grades cleaning up promptly
at the previously quoted rates. Buyers are
running almost entirely on fresh stock storage
goods being neglected for the time being.
numbering buyers
On the exchange 20 cases of fresh extra But
ter were sold at 3615c and 10 cases of fresh
selected Eggs at 43c.
Receipts were IA 100 lbs butter. 15,3OO lbs
Cheese and BIZ cases Eggs.
The following were the official quotations as
established by the sales. bids and offers on the
floor Of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras: 36l lac per 10,
steady do arsts. 3oc, firm; seconds. &c arm: I'm
for No. 2: Eastern extras. 30c. steady: do firsts.
2Sc. firm: Eastern ladies. firm at PIC Tor extras
and 2Oc for hrsts. Storage goods-California ex-
tras. 29c, firm; frsts. 2I11c. firm; seconds. 2oc
extras. 29c. firm; Eastern ladies'. firm at 21lac
for extras and 2lc for frsts.
CHEESE-Fancy California. new fats 1870
per lb. hrm: hrsts, l2c. weak: new Young Ameri-
cas-, fancy, l5c. steady irsts. 14c. weak; East
ern. fancy. lie. iirm Western. fancy. 15c. firm.
Storage. goods-Fancy California flats. 131ae,
weak; do trsts. 13c. weak: fancy Eastern, lie,
nr1u fancy Western. 1870. firm.
EGGS-California. fresh selected. 4'c per doz.
hrIn: nrsts. 4Oc firm: seconds. 33c, firm Cali
firm; Eastern storage. selected. 25c. firm; frsts.
41ac firm seconds zoe. firm.
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cenernI Merchandise

RACS-Grain Rags June-July. 50 GSKc;
Wool Bags. osikc for s-lb and 43c for Alb.
ngon e8a%eastSn ss Beaten Hill iii sio S Coos Bay So
Richmond. S12: Cumberland. S14 in bulk and
sic % in sacks: Camel. S12 per ton; Welsh An
thracite s15: Coke. SIS per ton In bulk and SIT
In seeks; Rocky Mountain. nominal
add &c Lnseed. 54c per gallon for boiled and
52c for raw; Castor OIL. in cases No. J: 75c;
Bakers AA. cases. 81 .2S@1.:0: Lucol SOC for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut. cases, SOD
soc per gallon: Cocoanut oil. in barrels. SIC for
winter Sperm OIL e5e; natural winter Sperm
OIL 65c: natural Whale Oil. 55c: extra winter
strained Lard on. SIC: No. lard Oh. 6Sc
Pure Neatsfoot oil. 75c; No 1 M Neatsfoot on;
57l5c; Herring OIL. 40c: Salmon OIL. 35c; boiled
Fish oil. 35c: Paint Oil. Soc.
COAI. OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons 1o0l-c; special DO.
l25c; Pearl on. In cases. lie; astral. lie;
1ac; Stove Gasoline. in bulk 175ac: In cases.
24c: motor gasoline. in bulk. IKE; in cases.
24c: No. Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums. Sc: No. do. 6hc: cases. SIC more;
Benzine. in hulS. i2lAc;. in cases i9c; s6-degree
TTRPFNTINE-9Sc per gallon in cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE IEAD-Red Lead SMSi5c
per ID; White Lead s@s1Ac. according TO guam
paST q6es net easS
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.S0c; Powdered.
4.65c: Candy Granulated. 4.65c: Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 4.55c: Beet Grannlsted u1o-
lb bags only. 435c: Confectiopers' A. 4.55c;
Magnolia A: 4.15c: Extra c. 4.O5c: Golden C,
3.9hc: d. 3.S5c: Fl. & r. CRYSTAL Dominoes.
7.55c: Table, half-hhs. 5.05c: boxes. 5.30c per
ID. Barrels "a 50-lb bags 10c. half-bbls 25c
No order taken for less tan 75 barrels or its
equivalent.
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Potatoes. nrin.,x ami YeretnbIe.

Potatoes had a very firm closing the market
being practically bsre of desirable table goods.
River whites advanced SC per GENITAL for the
best lots and fine Oregon goods would have
commanded prcmirm had there been any OBJ
tainsble The shortaae Of is holding back
supplies OF Oregon Purbanks. and until they
come forward more freely there will be no
lower prices. % Oregon Onions. the first
Of the season, cane in yesterday and was held
at S1.lO per celtal-
There was continued liberal arrivals of Peas.
Beans and Tomatoes from the Los Angeles
region and. the all the week. the
receipts included mich frost damaged stock.
which was pressed for sale at figures well be-
low the inside quotations
PoTATOFS-Per ctl: River White. $I.159
Loo: Oregon BurbanSs 81 .45d1.75; Early Rose,
Sl.50: Sweet Potatoes. S2@2.25.
oNIoNS-Yellow. per ell. S5c6Sl-10.
YEGETABLES-fiTeen Peas. ia sc per ID;
String Beans. Sfa15c per Ii; Wsx Beans. SH
15c per lb: Tomatoes 5oc@$l.25 per crate:
Hothouse Cucumhers. SlMi.25 per dozen: Cream
Squash. 40NGoc per boz: summer Squash. SPA
. 25 ner box Garlic. .5aMsc per lh: Celery,
40150c Der dozen: Cahhage. 81 per ctl: Cauli-
flower. T5c per dozen: Carrots. 81 per sack; Tur-
nips 81 per sack; Green Peppers. 2G4c per lb
for Chile and - for Bell Marrowfat and Huh
bard Squash, $15@20 per ton; Mushrooms, 100
Der H.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Sentiment in the wheat
pit was bearish ell day. but during the last hour
the desire TO sell became less urgent and the
market became steady The new low record mar
ket was touched soon after the opening and also
later in the day. The general situation showed
little change. Weather conditions were favorable
for the movement, the demand for cash wheat
continued slow. and trade in -four was dull
The market Influenced at the opening by
lower in Liverpool and liberal receipts in the
Northwest Later the market bearishly af-
fected by large primary receipts, the total
movement today being $4,000 bushels, against
G63.000 for the corresponding day a year ago
May opened unchanged TO &c, sold of TO I5Ac C
and closed a shade below the final quotations Of
yesterday at T5as 075Iac.
Despite renewed efforts by the bears TO break
the market. prices held steady all day be-
cause Of good support by several leading COM
mission houses. May opened UNCHANGED 70 a
shade higher at 43c to 430431Sc. sold OF TO
427kc and closed unchanged at 43c.
Trading in oats was fairly active and the mar
ket easier because Of liberal receipts and
in sympathy with wheat. May opened nc lower
at 34jke TO 35isc. sold up to 30 = d36c and
closed Il &c lower at 3534 @35Ssc.
Provisions opened weak on realizing sales, but
rallied buying by local packers and
shorts. At the close May pork was up 2lac, lard
was Of 9Ia d5c and ribs were up 21ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York Stocks point higher. Cotton advanced
Not much variation in Silver or Exchange
Local Bank Cearings gained 40 per cent last week
General decline Mining Stocks the local exchange
Wheat futures unchanged Barley futures higher Oats firm
Western State Corn offering here at easier prices
Hav and Feedstufs firm, with continued good demand
More inquiry for Beans at previous prices
Dried Fruits Nuts and Raisins very firm.
Wool. Hides and Hops in good condition for sellers
No further change in Cattle Sheep Hogs.
Good Potatoes and Onions firm and selling well.
Poultry and Game in light supply and firm
Butter e higher Eggs very firm Cheese quiet and easy
Active demand Apples and Oranges
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
All Mining Stocks Lower and Local
Securities Neglected

For Saturday there was a very fair business
in bonds ON the Stock and Bond Exchange yes
tertiay. the sales footing up S51 coo. The Pacific
Gss and Electric 5s advanced still further to
$50. % Associated Oil stock higher at $50.
There were no other variations worthy of com
ment
In the mining stocks the Comstocks- were very
weak and the whole line sold OFF. will be seen
by the list of sales Belcher declined to Sic.
The Southern Nevadas also lower a
whole and the Sullivan matter did not help the
market any. while the volume of trading was
comparatively light
Tonopah of Nevada has declared regular
dividend of 25c and extra of 10c.
The Scorpion assessment is &c and not sc. as
reported. and falls delinquent February 6.
The Inverness Land Company has levied an
assessment of 81. so, delinquent February ).
The Pacific States Savings and Loan Company
has declared semia dividend at the rate
of per cent on all deposits, payble imme-
dia tely
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PnnItrr and Game

Three ears OF Western Chickens, mostly Hens.
were marketed during the week just ended and
net with prompt sale. the ruling prices being
81 and 500 per dozen. Receipts of domestic
stock were light the arrivals being just about
sufficient 10 balance average daily requirements,
and the market losed firm and practically bare.
Dressed Turkeys have been in Increased supply
during the mast few days. hut prices held up
we'll. All kinds Of Game We're in good demand
at hrm rates.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens s6506s for
large and $50s for small: old ROSTERS S5M
$50; young ROSTERS sc. 6.5omT so; Fryers. $5Gf
$50: Broilers. S3M3.j0: Pigeons. 81: Squads.
Si.75M2.25: Ducks scar for young and S5Q6
for old: Geese. S2G2. 90 per pair.
TURKEYs-Per ID: Dressed, 25@27c; live,
21@23c.
GAAlE-Per dozen: MaIlard Ducks. seas.
Canvasbaeks. $4mS; Sprig. S5.5906.5e: Teal. So
1850; Gray Ducks $4d4.50: Widgeon. $2d
$50; small Ducks. 81: Black Jacks: 50:
Gray Geese. $3.50745O: White Geese 81 .50M
2.50; Brant $3@3jO for large and $3.50 for
small: Honkers. Sc Hare. $2@2.25; Cottontal
Rabbits s.. .JCM2 10
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JUST before the close the corn market broke
ssiharpiy si bears In wheat became aggressive ana
hre,tt re ptiis , more or less demoralized. inls
ABOUT the lowest prices OF the session.
1ered freely In all positions The trade took this
70 mean that either old wheat was being moved
OUT, .u OF mat the new shipments from Argentine
"0ie starting unusually early
c,,x CASH WHEAT
9, Saa.itornia a.1 Club, S1.2215 011.25; do milling
Slsz. 15 California White Australian. 81 221s a
1;oI r lower grades of California, 81. 10@ 20;
. SorsneFn Slub, S1-2715 @1.30; Northern Blue
l.27h
FUTURES
NJ =. - 10 to 11:30 Session
+,,ls ,lBAkLIEY-Higher prices were quoted for fu-
lure lure saelvery without sales. The cash grain
was nrm and unchanged. Receipts light.
Sooo TO choice Feed, spot, 1.I21k a 10; COM
MOI MOI 10 1slr 81 Q1.10 per ctl seed lots bring as
l.2O per ctl; Chevalier, Sll5@1.20 for poor
10 common and $1.2561. 35 asked for choice.
FUTURES
10 to 1l:30 Session
MMas-Sll1ss bid. $1.1S asked.
December-S1. .03% asked
OATS-Previous Conditions rule in this grain
the demand good
Good to choice Red. for feed. s1.40@l55;
common co an, to fair, sl.30G13T1 lted. for seed,
sd: Gray. Sl.42JS al so per Genital
oofN-N estern State is being offered at con-
cesslons from previous quotations. but the spot
quota tions. though not actually lower are rather
weak than otherwise. Y
.i NalIornla eI small round Yellow. $1.55 asked;
other California kinds nominal; Western State
s sackea-i ellow. Sl306l. 30: White. 81 80:
mixed Sl2IE: White Egyptian. $125; Brown
RYE-Calfornia, 81 42Jb@1. AS per ctl; Utah.
Sl.33d1.40 per ctI
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The fruit market was more active Yesterday
than at any time during the week. the extra
demand for Sunday wants and the filing of
large shipping orders bringing out some ex-
tensive buving. Navel oranges and fine Apples
were the leading features of the market. but.
with stocks of both heavy. there was no I'M
provement I'm prices. Lemons were very firm.
the supDly of fancy stock being limited. There
nothing TO report in the other fruits.
cRANBER ri IES-lsastern. S7.50W9 per bhl.
APPI ES-Faney. 81 .356ll.50 per hox for New
town PipDns- 81. I565 % for SpitzepheSrs. 81 %
Ml.50 for other red varieties md Sl@125 for
Beiiiowers; common 70 choice. 50cMSl per box;
Christmas Apples 81 .756l2. so per box.
PEARS-Winter Nellis. $f.T56225 per box;
other varieties. S16150 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
S25Od3 for fancy. Sl.75Ql2. % for choice and 81
OSLO for standards Seedlings. 15cM$l %;
Isngerines; halves, $1.25: quarters, 5ocasl
Lemons. 81 50N3 for fancy. 81 SOAP for choice
and f5ed$l.25 for standard: Grape Fruit. $2g
$50: LINES. S35OM4
TROPlCAL FRUITS - Bananas. Sl@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S213 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples. $36l5 per dozen
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Hay and reedstur.

There was p Hay market yesterday morning
and he receil,ts found ready buyers at IN
eDancec quotations. Receipts were $40 TONS
Ycedstuns continue steady and the recent
| |,arge arrivals OF Shorts from Washington are
being worked Off without difficulty.
BRAN-s2o. o7o2. 80 per ton.
nIDDLINGS--SZs193 1930 per ton.
SRORTS-s2n 50123 per ton
FEEDSIUFFS Rolled Barley. S2S. .5o@25:
Mixed Feed s23m25; Oilcske Meal in 5-ton
lots. 5000 jobbinE. $41 per ton; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills SD IN 10 and S2+ 80 in
8 ton lots; iobbine s25 Corn Meal. s30@3l: /:
per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots. $40 80: job
hing. S2l per ton: Mealfalfs. S20.50; jobbing
HAY-choice wheat. SOAPS per ton: good
Wheat SI7.30GlIS.50: other grades Wheat Sl4
MlG; Wheat and Oat sl502o; Tame oat: sl2@
II: Wild oat. Sl0N14; Common Hay. SSQlo;
Alfalts. S9@12: Stock. SS010 per ton.
STRAW-eo9s0c per bale
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Beans and seeds

The only feature in the Bean market is
that Inquiries rather more numerous since
the turn OF the year and that Bayos are frmer,
without any advance in prices
REANS-Per ctl; Bayos. $2G2. .40:f Pea. So a
%: small White. So. 1908. .95: large White. So
a2.3o: Pink. $IS5a215 Is: Red. s2.l0Gl2. So:
Limas. $4-25e14.35: Red Kidneys. S3.50@S.90 !;
Blackeyes. Si4o14G0; Butter nominal at
SEEDS-Rrowr Mustard. s4.25G4. 50: Yellow
Mustard. rominai: Flsxseed So; Canary. AZ a
4s.c: Alfalfa. I3c; Rape. id3ihr: Timothy, 5Gl
5Lsc; Hemp. Sc per ID: aillet. 3isc; Broom
Corn Seed s1Sd20 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles nominal: Green Peas
s.. 50@2. 70 per ell
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cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. easy: winter patents s320Gl
g. 80: traights. S39S.40: spring patents. 50 7oe1
No. > spring wheat. 75d7skc; No. 3. coarse:
No, red. 71Mz1Ac; No. > corn 3j1sc; No .
yellow 4ot. q 4I1ac: No. oats 33 Il a 23ihc:
No white 3555@26l5c: No. white. 33s4 a
35c: No rye. Gle: fair 10 choice mating barley,
47l5 Ga2c: No ] faxseed. s1.13: No. 1 north
contract grades. Sl3.75; short ribs sides Goose
s.. 500S75: mess pork. per Dbl. S16.02h: lard.
per 100 lbs. S9.25: short clear sides fboxeli .
50. 12ia a % whisky. basis Of high wines. 81 %
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and Hone,

Last week was very quiet in these lines. as
usual at the turn of the year. and the only
change was the advance in large Prunes al
ready noted. All kind. continue firm and held
by strong parties. however. and the new. year
begins with tine prospects for another good sef-
son.
Italian Chestnuts are much lower.
FkIlIS-ADricots I5diSr per lb Evap-
orated Apples. spot. G%6si5c; Peaches: i0@
l3c; Pears 9N12hc: Prunes. 4-size basis. Sc;
large sizes. 4Q5c basis
RAIsINs-seeded. slz @loc; Loose Muscatels
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portant demand impsrts an easy tone 70 the
market situation. Fancy are quoted at SUs14e'
choice. 81 Qsssc: prime. 7a. gsc-
PRUNESSQuiet; California fruit ranging
from Sc to SC, according to sizes. oregon prunes'
Cos to 4Os. are quoted at 1Gsc: ..,
APRICOTS-Are nominally unchanged. Win
choice quoted at 16c; extra choice, lfUloc'
fancy, lS@20c.
PEACHES-Are quiet, but steady: with choice
quoted at 12c; extra choice, l212c; fancy loe.
RAISINS-Unchanged.
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Flour and FarInaceou~ Goods

fLOUR-California Family Extras. S4. S00o
o.lu uSua! terms: Bakers Extras $4-4064. 60;
Snpernne. 81 GO; Oregon and Washington.
$350d4 per barrel
FARlNACEoUS GOoDS-Prices in packages
are. are as follows: Graham Flour. s3.25 per 100
IDS; rye Flour. So. 70: Rye Meal $50: Rice
Flour SIS: Corn Meal S275: extra cream do
SS.l3: oat Meal. S4.50@4.T5: oat Groats. 81. 70:
honiny. 50. "a; Buckwheat Flour. 81 -5O01
TO: Cracked Wheat. S3.T5: Farina. 81 50
Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50: Rolled Oats. bbls
s.@S; in sacks. S6.50mT 80 Rolled Wheat. bbls
Peas boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-In the absence OF ca,
bles the metal markets were generally quiet, anu
prices showed Quotable change
Tin was practically nominal at Sal a 41-2o. -.
Copper continued firm. with lake quoted ~ So
62425; electrolytic. $23.50G24; casting. $500
@23.7
Lead was quiet and unchanged. with quota
tions ranging from $6@6.25, according to de-
livery. =,
Iron is rather unsettled, and holders are said
TO be a little easier in some instances.
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suIsuN,s FIRE ENGINE

VALLEJO. Jan. 5.-The new paSol;,a
fire engine recently ordered bv tbs
town of Suisun is expected to arrive
at any time now. and the residents of
the metropolis of the fruit center ~
Solano County are planning to further
improve their fire fighting department.
in substantial manner
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Condifion Of the Tr~,.,rw

WASHINGTON Jan. 5.-Today's treasury
statement Available cash balances S241. .4IQ-
473. gold coin and bullion SlO3 395 GO. gold
certificates, SOS, ,446.31O.
National bank notes received today for re-
demption, 81 .239. S73. Government receipts from
internal revenue. Sos7. .25z: customs $500 S6s:
miscellaneous, $ll4.S75; expenditures 81 6IO 900.
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Eastern Livc~tock Market
CHICAGO. !

CHICAGO. Ian. 5.-CATTTE-R Receipts. 600.
market steadr: heeyes. 81 l5g I 20; cows and and
a. 60. Texans S8s5ef 4 80: calves. seas p.
HeGS-Recepts. &c 900. strong 10 &c higher;
miNad md butchers. So 25N N6.52I.: good heavy.
81. .4Ad6 81: roucll heavy. 50 .20ef6.:iG: light.
sc. 20@647is. pigs. S5T0@G.3o; bulk. $1,000
s. "a
sHEEP-Receipts 2ooeI steady; sheep, s.. 75Gl
) 50: lambs. 81 50M775.
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EASTERN MARKETS

New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Jan. Prime mercantile paper.
6G6L5 per cent
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
IN bankers bills 81 $3.50 4 -SJ33 Tor demand
and at s.. .SOI5M4 sos for siXty-day bills -
Posted rates, - SOia @4-sii = and S4-so's a.
4 NR
Commercial bills 81 S0Ia a. sos
Bar silver. H7sc
Mexican dollars 54C.
BOndg-liOvcrnmcnt STEADY, railroad hinl-
Ioney call. nominal.
Time loans easy: sixty and ninety days ano
SIX months Dcr cent.
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Northern Whenf Mnrket

WASHINGTON
TACOMA Jan. Wheat unchanged. Rue-
stem, Csc; club. GGe: red. &c.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Jan. 5.-Nheaf. Club e5c; blue
stem, 67c; red. 63c: valley. 6Gc.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
T = = = = 7 IVIN = y
Whent and other Graina

WHEAT-The week closed with quiet markets
everywhere The local situation was very duh
and devoid Of feature A wire from Chicago
said:t
..rhe Record Herald says: Depressing foreign
made a weak opening market. bat there
rally IN wheat TO nc from the early low
point. This rally due 10 the covering Of
shorts In continuation of professional operations
OF the night before. The small rally was sufficient
10 tempt them TO sell again in a small way.
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON Jan. 5.-The market was very wild
again today. the feature being the sharp break
N Trinity from 80 to 20. stop orders being
covered all the way down. All the rest Of the
market held STEADY. but-showed considerable
liquidation around these prices The rise has
been rapid the last few days.
Notice has been received of an assessment
OF 50 per share in Cananea Central copper stock
rla.-allln Eallrrlnrr
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Rnfter Chec.e anh E..

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.--On tho Produce Exchange
today the butter market was STEADY; creameries.
22m31e: dairies 260 pc: eggs firm: at mark.
cases included 21d 23e: flrsts. 22c: p"ime frsts,
24c: extras. 26c: cheese steaay. 13dltc.
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yorfbern Rusinc..

SEATTLE. Jan. 5.-clearings. 81. 49,, ,so5; bal
ances $40. .T62.
PORTLAND. Jan. 5.-clearings, s75s, ,97o; bal
anres Se4iSs
TACOMA. Jan. 5.-clearings. s7so.4e2; bal
ances SCI 0a9
sPoK ANF. Jan. 5.-clearings 1927 52s; bal
anres S122 210.
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weekIv Bank CIearines

Local bank clearings last week were $40
233 against 81 ass 704 for the same week last
wear an increase OF 81 045 529. about 4.O per
cent There were two holidays last week whlcn
may account for the diminished gain over Tue
preceding wear.
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MIscELLANEoUs MARKETS
Foreign Futures
81 Ious. yx-~os .;,r,-.+

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5.-W0OIs-Steadv Medium
grades. combing and clothing 246l2Si5c: light
fine. 20G2Ge; heavy fine, l6@l7l5c; tub washed,
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 5-Local cotton opened
nrm. 70 up. with trading quite active and
large. Shorts were good buyers and there was
some proht-taking by recent purchasers The
large demand for spot cotton the chief fac
tor Of the market. The bears have made
great effort TO undermine the spot situation but
have been unsuccessful.
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London Closing stocks

Bar silver-ouiet: 81 516d per ounce
MOney-3N3h per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent and for three months
bills 45s as per cent.
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Meat Market

There no change in prices last week be-
yond the advance in live Hogs already noted,
and all conditions remain before stated.
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-615 @7c per ID for Steers and 6@6Ac
for Cows
yEAL-7@sc for large and sh@shc for
MUTToN-9@1oc for wethers and s1k@e1ac
for Ewes.
LAMB-11@12c per lb for yearlings and 15c
for Spring.
DRESSED HOGS-e@11c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good: SOUND
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less 80
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. &c per lb for No: and 61ac
for No. 2: Cows and Heifers. DC: NO. cows.
4&c: thin Cows. 4c.
CALvES-4A 6411c per lb for light. 31h 9+c
for medium and 393hc for heavy (gross
weightl -
sHEEP-wethers. AZ @5c per ID; Ewes. Az
al fcross weight.
IANfRS-5651bc ner lb.
HOGS-10o to- 200 lbs. 767Ac per ID: over
200 lbs 6I566%c: Boars 30 per cent. Stays 80
G4O per cent and Sows l0@20 per cent of from
above quota tions.
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ncrr York stock Llst

T. r. Hutton & Co. 40 California street.
members OF tie New Nofk Stock Exchange.
furnish the following list Of bond ana stock
sales yesterday
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SALES
Morning Session
Il 900 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s.. So 2S
California OIL and stock Exchange
Mining Stocks
EXCHANGE
COMSTOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
rONrSrOCEc
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Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops

There is nothing new to report under this
head. Hides continue firm and In demand every
where. Wool is selling off well at steady prices
and Hops firmly held. with sales at full
figures.
HIDES-C1lls and brands sell about h@1c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers, 12c;
medium. 12HMf3c: light, 1919 M13c; Cow
Hides, 12h@lac for heavy. l2A @lsc for light;
l51ac: Sailed Calf. 1515c: dry Hides. 23c:. dry
Kin. pc; dry Calf 25c: Sheepskins Shearlings
o0M5oc EACH short Wool. 500T0c each; me-
dim. 7oaooss; long Wool: s1aI 50; o. F Horse s
medium. 1926 for small and SOC for Colts;
Horse Hides. dry s2Gl2.25 for large and 81. so
T1.75 for medium. $125 for small and Soc FOR
Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexican. 3215 635c: dry
salted Mexican 25027lhc: dry Central Ameri-
can. 35G3715c. GoGtskins-Prime Angoras, 75c
extra large do s1.25; large. soc; medium. &c.,
small. 25c.
TALLow-No. / rendered. SC; No. p 4@
41hc: Grease 2Gl3c.
WOOI.-FaTl clip-San Joaquin and Southern
7MSc: fall Lambs S11 613c: Northern do. 13m
l5c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 13@l4c; Middle
County. Sd10c: Northern, 11@14c; Nevada: 159
1sc per lb for spring and 11@14c for fall
HOPS-California 11@15c: Oregon and Wash
ington. 11115c per lb for 1906