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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. jan 22.-Trading in the wheat pit
active and sentiment bulIish all day
At times local holders sold freely. but offer
ings readily taken Weather conditions in
Russia were said TO be too cold for the free
movement of the crop and advance Of 1c
per bushel in the price Of wheat at Berlin was
reported. Weather in the United States was
severely cold in the Northwest. while from the
Southwest. where the fall-sown crop is said
10 be destitute OF snow covering. reports were
received expressing apprehension of damage
by a possible drop in temperature. The mar
ket closed steady: May opened unchanged TO
&c lower, at 775sc TO 7sc. sold on to 7T% a
777sc and advanced to 7Sssc. The close was
net unchanged at 7Sc.
Favorable weather for the movement caused
selling OF early in the day and brought
some recession during the last few minutes. but
the close was steady. May opened 4 6Ac TO
l4dasc lower at 1910 TO 45Ssc. advanced to
461sc. and closed at 455sc, shade higher for
the day.
Trading in the oats pit was quiet, and the
market followed the lead OF wheat and corn.
May opened unchanged to &c lower at 3SLc 10
3SSsc, sold between 3S1sc and 3SI5c and closed
Il "a &c lower at 3SLc.
Provisions were weak on selling by local
longs The offerings were induced by the
belief that the cold weather will increase
the run 10 market. At the close May pork
was Of 1Oc, lard sc. and ribs 5d7Isc lower.
The leading futures ranged follows
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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New York Cotton MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-CoTTON-The market
opened steady al ! 10 3 points higher, with the
market quiet Trading showed a good tone from
the start. There was very little news in circu-
lation TO cause any material movement one way
or the other. The National Ginners' report was
said 10 be out showing l2046 600 bales ginned
to January l6 This about what the aver
age trade is expecting. The census report.
which IS due tomorrow. Is expected TO show
these figures. The spot market is quiet but
firm, with offerings limited. There VIII be r
vote taken tomorrow the Of grades. also
10 eliminate some lower grades here. and while
II is hard just TO determine the outcome
of the from the interest taken in IT at
the meeting Of yesterday there viii no doubt
he some changes made along these lines. and II
there is any radical change IL viii be one of the
best things that ever happened TO the market
IL would doubt revise outside speculation and
cause TO experience better market from a
bull standpoint alone.
Liverpool futures opened unchanged. points
down 10 up. compared with last nights close.
Undertone steady; spot, moderate business done
prices easier. down at 19c for middlings. Sales
estimated at 1000 bales; receipts $4,000 Of
which q 600 were American.
Futures opened steady; January. 3 24c; Feb
ruRry. 9.35c: March 9.42c; Nav. 9-52c; July,
sole: August. 9.53c; October. 9.62c.
Spot closed steady. Middling uplands, 10000;
middling Gulf l1.15c. Sales 200 bales.
Futures closed steady. January, 935c; Febru-
airy. 9.42c; March, 944c; April, 9.50c; May,
9.55c: June 9.5Se; July, 964c; August, 9.57c;
October q 64c
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ONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Sassion-Q-2n 10 1o.2n

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loyal and true, and one who controls
his feelings to such an extent that his
cOuntenance is immOvabIe, no matter
what happens; one who is DreDared
to trade on the basis of a twenty
year engagement in return for every
dollar his services are worth during
that period of time.
None but those who can absoInteIv
meet all OF above requirements need
apply. Address, until March Isl. #. A.
ENSIGN, 81 Nassau Street, New York.
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FINANCIAL and commercial

Wall street stocks quiet Money low Cotton hrnner
Coppers steady with the leaders higher Silver 28c lower
Berlin Bank rate reduced from to per cent
Local securities in demand but mining stocks quiet
Flour now quoted on met" basis Cereal Goods firm
Cash Wheat higher with milling grades IN reduced supply
BARLEY and Oats in fair demand and firm. Corn dull.
Iav strong and demand. Feedstufs generally weak
Beans somewhat changed with hrmer prices expected.
eos in fair demand and steady Wool quiet but not weak
Hides still firm in all positions.
Provisions fair demand and generally firm.
No further change in Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
Dried Fruits. Nuts and Raisins quiet, but firm
Coal situation less acute supplies still low.
Potatoes and Onions in light supply and firm
Poultry selling off we'll Game easier.
Medium and lower grade Eggs in active demand
Butter and Cheese unchanged
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Receipts of Potatoes still running far be-
low the normal for this of the year
and the market for table goods Is accordingly
vesy firm, with prices pointing steadily upward.
Shippers along the river only sending in
limited quantities from day to day and the
receipts from Oregon are practically nil. owing
to the extremely cold wea Their which makes it
risky to move the stock. Eastern BuTbanks
have been coming forward rather freely, but
the receipts of this stock have not been suf-
fcient 10 relieve the stringency thus far. a
car OF tine Oregon Burbanks came in yeSter-
day and was closed out at the fat rate Of 20
per pound, but that regarded extreme
figure. $1.S5 per GENITAL being the top for the
general run of offerings in first hands. Onions
are in limited supply and very firm and Sweet
Potatoes continue to command high prices.
Vegetables rule firm all around under light
serbs all of the offerings Mexican Tomatoes
were offering again yesterday and brought $1.50
per box.
PoTATOEs-Pcr ctl: River White. S15OG
1.65; Oregon Burhanks. Sl.65@1 So; Early Rose.
$3.50; Eastern Burbanks, Si.5O@1.65; Sweet
Potatoes. 81. 75G3
ONIoNS-Yellow. per ctI $1@12O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas. 6M10c per ID:
String Beans. per III; Wax Beans -
per lb; Tomatoes Sl5O@225 per crate: Hot
house Cucumhers Si61.25 per dozen; Cream
Squash. 65dT5c per box: Summer Squash. 81 80
al. per box: Garlic. 21I04c per ID: Celery.
40660c per dozen; Cabbage 81 % per ctI; Cauli-
flower, i56s5c per dozen Carrots. 81. per
sack; Turnips, SIPS per sack; Green Peppers,
l0@l21ac per ID for Chile and 2O625c for
Bell; Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash 500 per
ton; Mushrooms, per III.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON jan 22-The wool market is steady,
with trading moderate. There is considerable
inquiry. but little buying. Sellers are showing
much determination to hold out for their own
prices. Business in territories is fair, including
Ii substantial amount of Montana of various
grades. Holders OF pulled grades firm b.
supers continue to sell at 45c for standard East
and 47M4Sc for Western. The foreign wool
market is firm and quiet. Quotations.
California. secured basis-Northern counties,
coarse. 6T06Sc: northern. good. &c: middle
county. 65@66c; southern. 62dG3c; fall, free,
j4d55c.
Oregon secured basis-Eastern No. ! staple,
!, 60662c
Territory. staple. secured bsss-Fine. T6@
&c: fine medium 6SG70c: medium, % 466c
Territory. ordinary. secured bass-Fine. esq
zoe: fine medium. 67@6Sc; medium. 63@65c.
Pulled woods, secured basis-Extra, 70q1
fine G3M6Sc-
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NEW YORK Jan 22-Naluee were exceed
srelv unstable in the stock market today. Flucu-
stions were constant. whether upward OF down
ward. The range Of the fluctuations also was
uarrow and the volume OF dealings on which
they were made was small. The limited deal
iugs apparently were I'm professional hands ana
there were no evidences OF any awakened outside
interest in the market The transactions Of the
day seemed 10 represent nothing more than a
constant maneuvering Tor position between par
ties OF professional operators 10 ascertain the
tendency OF the market.
The suggestion was prompted that absorption
OF g substantial character was going % az any
concession ln prices looking % an accunula tlon
OF shares. Iuis appearance having the eIect
OF inrimidatiug the bear element they relralnea
accordingly from aggressive attacks on prices.
on The other hand. the conviction was not
entire that the Liquidation which has been a
fea ture OF rhe recent market has been com
peted. There WAS diliEenr WatchIulness LOT
the reappearance OF selling which might Indicate
8 continual ion of this process opinion was pro
fessed thar Iie demonstration OF the completion
Of such liquidation would find large short
for q resumption of liquidation for an oppor-
unity t0 cover sharp rally In prices would
De expected from such covering movement
The reduction in the official discount rate Of
THE Imperial Bank ~ Germany was expected
and was BIN conformity TO the general relaxation
going on in the worlds money markets Wiz
tie refux of funds 10 the reserve centers usual
90 this time following the turn OF the year.
Interest rates here continued 10 yield, both Tor
caH and time loans. The money market was
extremely dull and borrowers were inclined 10
await a hoped for opportunity for even better
terms than are now prOcurabie. The decline
in interest rates is leading 20 the retirement
OF loans placed here by interior banks during
The period of high rates. il Is expected that
mis- process On serving 10 expand the loan ac-
count of local banks which are called upon 10
accommodate borrowers whose loans are thus
placed by this process does not affect notably
the cash holdings. the funds are lett on
deposit here hy the interior banks Transfer
was made 10 the subtreasury Of Sl.O00.OO from
San Francisco 10 New York The day net
changes in stocks are generally small, would
be expected in such market The market
was heavy during the latter part Of the Gay
snd last prices about the lowest.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales lpar valuel,
81 ~ 600
New York Stock list
r. Hutton a Co. 400 California street
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
furnish the following list Of bond and stock
sales yesterday.
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NEW YORK Jan. 22.-American stocks IN
LONDON firm 3. 10 :, above parity. Berlin Bank
rate reduced from 10 per cent
General market I'm London shows Strength on
rally American stocks
2 ner cent notes 10 !. P Morgan * Co
Revived rumOrs ~ increase ln Southern faclnc
dividend.
Good demand for stocks In the loan crowd.
Thirtv-f0ur roads for second week ln January
snow Average gross increase S.3l per cent.
some return OF gold 10 Europe probable IN
the early spring from the movement Of eA-
change.
London expects steadily easing money rates
from now forward with early reduction OF
bank rate.
The market has dicested the new issue in
ereIln7ent navmoufs and liquidation has been very
general and drastic. A recovery OF importance
nav require time 10 develop.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Mouey on call easy
2a8Z per cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent clos
inc bid per cent. offered az pa per cent
Time loans easy; sixty days, per cent;
ninety days. 5G5h per cent; six months >.
per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6M6ia per cent
Sterling exchange easy. with actual business
IN bankers bills AT S4-S510N4. $40 Tor demand
and at s. S1A5NASl55 Tor sixty day bills 49,.
Posted rates. 81 S2N4-S2la and S4-60Q ASO52.
Commercial bills. S4.hl IS
Bar silver 6Sc
Mexican dollars. 52l9c
Government bonds STEADY, railroad bonos II
regular.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-There was further
advance in inc London tin market, with spot
quoted at eIs2 rs and futures at &l92 1Oc
Locally the market was quiet but higher, and
closed S475@5-
Copper was higher in London with spot quoted
at < lO6 15s and futures at CLOS Locally the
market was firm with lake quoted at S24.JO0
%: electrOlytic at S24. JOQ24.75. and casting at
S240 24.50.
Lead was unchanged at $685. in the local
market and &I9 los i'm London.
Spelter was IS Cd higher in London at G26
LIS Cd. Locally 1T was unchanged at S6.6Jd6.I9.
Iron was Cd higher at 59s for standard foundry
and 59s l0Ikd for Cleveland warrants in the
English market. Locally no change was re-
ported.
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Prices for Beans show good many changes.
generally narrow. Sellers are quoting Il very
steady market and say that they expect higher
prices before long
All Seeds remain as before quoted
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos. 81. 25Gd .. 40; Pea.
S3G325; small White. 81 1907 %: large White
S225Go.45; Pink. $1.SJM2.15: Red 81 50d2 10;
Lmas, $4.25d 435; Red Kidneys S3.35G3 10;
Blackeyes $4.50d460; Butter. nominal at 50. %
a. Cranberry Beans, $3d3.25.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. S4.25d450; Yellow
Mustard. nominal; Flaxseed. S.; Canary. AZ a
4&c; Alfalfa, BE; Rape $1@3l2c; Timothy, 561
61ac; Hemp, 30 per III; Milet 3Ac; Broom
Corn Seed. S1s6o2O per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niies nominal; Green Peas,
S2.50@2. 20 per ctl.
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Do 10 ll.sO a. N. Session
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Inc miIiers have made a rev arrangement.
instead OF the usual terms" heretofore quoted.
they now quote net" As the usual terms
meant discount Of 25c per Dbl to buyers haul
ing away their own goods, the revision OF quo
tations is not apparent in the list of prices be-
low which are now net prices. though 1T prac-
around
All Farinaceous Goods continue firm. with
higher prices expected by the trade. The de-
FLoUR-California Family Extras. $500
DIV, net; Bakers Extras, S4.400460; Super
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK Jan. 22.-FLOUR-Receip
p 500: exports. $500; market firm but quieter-
WHEAT-Receipts, $1,000 bushels; exports
20. 600. Spot. firm. No. red. S1iac elevator
and S2isc f. o. b. afoat: No ! Northern Duluth
81 9sc Z. O. h. ahoat; No. hard winter, So so
T. o. b. ahOat.
Options were irregular at times and subject
10 considerable realizing, causing frequent reac
lions. Support was based firm cables. a good
cash market but fears for the crops and light
receipts. Final prices showed sc net advance,
follows: May, 81 7-16c; July, S3&4c
HOPS-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
HIDES-Quiet.
WOOIs-Quiet.
SUGAR-Firm; fair refining Sc: centrifugal.
96 test, 31ac; molasses sugar, 294c; refined
steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady at a net ad
vance OF 10 10 u points Sales for the day
were reported Of CT. 600 bags. including: March,
= .4O05 Doe: May. 5.60d5 .65c; June, 5.I0c; July.
5.7Od5.75c; September. 5S5d5.90c; December.
&. OO61G OJc Spot. steady. Rio. No. q &c; san
tOs. No. !. Sc; mild. quiet Cordova. 1-92lse.
BUTTER-Firm. Creamery, common 10 extra
2I63Oc: renovated. common 10 extra. l692312c
DRIED FRUITS
EVAP0RATED APPLES-Steady. Fancy, 90
SIC: choice Stsc; good fancy 10 prime. ~ dSc
PRUNFS-Unsettled but firm on the coast
3dsc for California fruit; Oregon Cos to I0s
APRlCOTS-Firm and scarce; choice. Ice; ex
ira choice. IT01se: fancy, 1sd20c-
PEACHES-Unchanged; choice, &c; extrs
choice. I2ac: fancy. BE.
RAISINs-Unchanged loose muscatel ~ a
slzc; seeded, 7d1Oc; London layers, s1.45Gl.55
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Receipts of Produce
EOR TITESD IANIrARX o
THE STOCK MARKET
Local Securities Sell FafrIy-SIininE
Stocks Quiet and Not Materially
ChanRed

Business in local securities yesterday was fair
considering this season of quietude aud there
were some noteworthy fluctuations Hawaiian
Commercial was higher at $50 and Onomea Sugar
at $3S, and the other sugars were steady 70
firm Telephone rose to SOS. so. California
street Cable sold at S145. Sales Of bonds were
81. OO0- Firemans Fund was higher at S155 bid.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were mOder-
ately dealt in. with prices irregular. some sell
ing rather higher and others rather lower
Sierra Nevada levied an assessment Of Zoe. The
Southern Nevadas continued quiet and without
any feature sufficiently prominent TO call for
comment. The attendance at the Exchange was
any group.
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wheat and other Grains


WHEAT-Freights continue nominally quot
able at los for Wheat and lis for Barley,
in ballast for want of engagements. The char
tered grain feet in port has a registered ton
mage. of 1920 tons; disengaged, 1880 tons;
on the way to this port, 10000 tons, against
209. $50 tons on the same date last year.
The market for futures is unchanged. but the
cash grain is higher. as will be seen below. The
market rules firm. with milling grades in good
demand. with supplies smaller than thought some
time ago
California Club. $1.2T1a m1.3o; do, milling.
Sl3O; California White Australian, $1.35@1. 40:
Club, sl.271kd1SO; Northern Biuestem. 1850
l4o; Northern Red 81. 25@1. 271s.
FUTURES
10 to 1880 a. N. Session.
-BARLEY-rhe market rules firm. with sales
81 6sSh Ra at full prices and IF futures slightly
requirements without leaving any surplus on
Good to choice Feed. spot sl121s@115: com.
mon TO fair. Sl@l.10 per ctl; seed lots bring as
high as S12O; Brewing and Shipping: $1-17h@
10 per ctl; Cheyalier: 81. 15@l. 20 for poor tc
common and $l25@l3 80 asked for choice.
FUTURES
10 10 1l30 m. Session
Nay 1Pon 9 isss 81 hss sli s sl llss
DecembermNo sales; 991kc bid and 993ac asked
demand which keeps spot stocks low Prices
Good to choice Red for feed s14o@1. So
Sl.50d165; White. S1.42k@1. 65: Black, $1.5(
90: Gray. $1.42A61. 80 per Genital
CORN-Dnllness still prevails in the loca
market. with all prices as before
Small round Yellow. S1.55 asked; California
large Yellow. SI.25d1 80; White, s1.25@1. 30
Western State. sacked-Yellow. 81. 25dI. 80
White, $1.2I1A al .3215: mixed. 81. 25@1 81 =
White Egyptian, 81 rs; Brown Egyptian, $l.12H
@1.15.
RYE-Continues dull and featureless. Califor
MA $l.4215 al - per ctl; Utah, $1-35@1.40 pei
GENITAL
BUcKwHEAT-s2G22 5 per ctl.
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Chicago L,vestock Market

NHICAGO. Jan 22-CATTLE-Receipts, lOU0;
steady Reeves, S415d11O; cows and helfeTs,
2l.ooG9.2 -; stockers and feeders SZ'ioW +'iV'
texans. Sd f5d $50; calves, $60S
HoGS-Receipfs. 25.G00; market &C nlgner.
MlNed anu butchers. S6.35d Gao: ight, $500 -
Coz =.
SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000: steady. Sheep,
S3.60G0.I5; lambs "a 7OEl? so.
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ls. 50. go; Oregon and WASHINGTON. 50. so

fine. ss.25@seo; Oregon and Washington. $3.50
"A per Dbl
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. $50 per 100
lbs: Rye Flour, 1915; Rye Meal $3.50; Rice
r. sie a1 6 49, GoPn Neal SO; extra cream 10
Hominy. $3.T5d4; Buckwheat Flour. $4.5OG
40; Cracked Wheat. S3.T5: Farina, $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour, 50. 80; Rolled Oats. bbls,
SI6ls; in sacks, S6.50@7.50 Rolled Wheat hbls.
$3.50; in sacks, $40; Pearl Barley. Sc; Split
Peas. boxes, $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
pounds.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Jan 22.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows; Available cash balance. S241 800. go;
gold coin and bullion, sos. 3,34o; gold Ger
ti6cates, S3e. los, $40.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The subtreasury to-
day received $1,000, 900 in currency from San
Francisco.
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Nnrthern Bnsiness

SEATTLE. Jan. 22.-Clearings. 1.251, 900;
balances, $141.124
TACOMA. Jan 22.-Clearings. s796,77s; bal
ances SOL DOB.
PORTLAND. Jan, 22.-CIearings. s1.274, s51;
balances. SS1. 140
SPOKANE. Jan. Chickering's. s95s1O1; bal
ances S1G7 795
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CANNED vEGETABLES-Pea extra fine
sifted. $1.25: extra sifted. S1.15: String Beans
15MS0c; fancy. $1.1061.20; gallons. So. T5d3:
Tomatoes. 21s-lb standards. S21b aisle.
COFFEE-COsta Rica-1Sd131Ac for strictly
prime washed; 12@1214c for prime washed; Ia
IL }2e for good washed: 113Q121se for good to
prime washed peaberry; 10%s @111ac for good to
prime peaberry; 1012 @11hc for good TO prime I;
9@10c for fair: 7G9c for common to ordinary
Salvador-116121ae for prime to strictly
prime washed; 10h611Ac for good washed:
9E@101ae for fair washed 11h6121se for
good to prime semi-washed: 1061OAc FOR su-
periOr unwashed; 92c nominal for good green
unwashed; 11@111sc for good to superior I'M
washed peaberry; 7ds1Sc for common to ordi-
nary.
Nicaragua-1115@12c. nominal for prime
washed; 913@11c. nominal. for fair to strictly
good washed 912 G9&4c, nominal, for good to
superior unwashed.
Guatemala MISUNDERSTANDING for prime to
strictly prime washed; Tx G11%e for strictly
good washed: l01a@1lc for good washed; 1O6
101ac for fair washed; 81 69ate for medium
f(dS1sc for common to ordinary: IL = d1215c for
good to prime washed peaberry: 116111te for
for good to superior unwashed
Hawaiian-13@14c for fancy; liz d1215e for
fair; 11G12c for peaberry; 7d9c for low grades
EcuadOr-9c for current unwashed.
SALT-Loeal jObbers quote as follows: Half
ground, S5.50@6 per tom Dairy. 50 per ton: do
bales SIZE each: Rock Salt $5d5.5O per ton:
Imitation Liverpool. S11 per ton: do bales 81 20
each. There is no genuine Liverpool on the
Pacific CODFIsH-5O-lb bundles Whole
Cod. Sc: 1O0-lb cases Whole Cod. axe; do extra
4c; Anchor Brand. 4c; Narrow Gauge. 415c;
Silver King. 6l&e; Golden State Mindless &c;
Seabright Blocks. 615c; Crown Tablets. Tc
Pearl Tablets I15c; BOneless. 9G9l$e: Picked
Cod, barrels 81; do half barrels 81 30: Tongues
per kit. $1.20. Net cash to the jObbing trade
CORDAGE-NIanila. 15Ac Sisal 1O&e Du-
QUICKSILyER-Qu at $SsG39 for local
use, ana S3'@310O per flask for export.
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VIsIhIe GraIn supply

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The visible supply of
grain Sunday. January 10. as compiled By the
New York Produce Exchange as follows:
Wheat As. 100000 bushels. decrease SAC. 600
bushels: u 752 600 bushels, increase 113 oOO
bushels: IL 23l 600 bushels. decrease 1886 00O
bushels rice II ,776. COO bushels decrease % GOO
bushels; barley 1892, 600 bushels, decrease 1000
bushels.
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND. Jan 22NwHEAT-clu &c;
bluestem. 69c: valley &c: red. Csc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Jan. 2.-WHEAT-Stesdy. Blue
stem, Csc; club, &C; red, 64c.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. Jan. 22.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today numbered IL III bales. An
increased continental and free American buying
resulted in hardening the tendency for all
qualities Victoria lambs realized per cent
above the last sale and new slipe breds
combing are actively competed for by the home
trade and Americans.