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Senatorial Temper.

A good way to tell the disposition
and temperament Of a senator is to
watch him when he gives the three
rings for the senate elevator. The rule
is when three are given, no matter
who Is on the elevator or where 1t Is
going. the elevator man must hasten
the car in answer to The rings. If the
senator who rings is ut peace with the
world and the White House he will
permit the car to go to its destination
with the passengers. IL the bell ringer
is n crouch he compels the car to be
stopped. and he has TO be carried to
his objective point. no matter who is
aboard or how much hurry they may
he in Washington Star
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Paqanini's Cab.

On awakening one morning at his
hotel In Vienna, Paganini. the celebrat-
ed violinist. was Informed that the
cabman whom the previous evening he
had employed TO drive him to the con-
cert hall where he was playing was
waiting TO see him. On being admit
ted to his presence the man, after hav-
Ing advanced poverty and large fam
lily as an excuse for the request that
he was about to make, prayed the
great musician to make his fortune.
what do you mean?' demanded Pa
ganinI Authorize Inc to write In large
letters on the back Of my vehicle these
two words. 'Paganlni's Cab" was the
answer. Consent was given, with al
together satisfactory results.
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Matrimonial Repartee.

She lin stern and rockbound accents)
You married me for better or worse.
didn't you, Edgar?
He-Er-um-yes. | suppose so, my
love.
She-Then what are you complaining
about? Pm no worse than the aver
age married woman. can assure you!
He tmeekly)-Well. il that is the
case, all I've got to say is Pm mighty
glad
She breaking in)-Glad?
He-Ycs. Glad I'm not polygamist.
Er-um-looks n trihe squally over to
the northeast. doesn't II. Miranda p
New York Times.
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An old lady of his flock once called
upon DIR. Gill with grievance. The
doctors neckbands were too long for
her ideas OF ministerial humility, and
after a long harangue On the sin Of
pride she intimated that she had
brought pair Of scissors with her and
would be pleased If her dear pastor
would permit her to cut them down to
her notions Of propriety.
The doctor not only listened patient
ly, but handed over the offending
white bands to be operated upon
When she had cut them to her salts
faction and returned the bibs, it was
the Doctors turn.
Now" said he. you must do me a
good turn also"
"Yes. that will. doctor What can
1t bef"
well, you have something about
you which IL deal too long and which
causes me no end Of trouble, and ]
should like to see 1t shorter"
Indeed. dear sir, 1 will not hesi-
tate. What is It? Here are the scis-
sors. Use them as you please"
"Come, then" said the sturdy divine.
good sister. put ont your tongue
London Telegraph.
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The curious name storm nose" is
given in Germany to the wave Of high
barometric pressure which often pre-
cedes storm or n heavy squat. The
barometer rises suddenly and then falls
more gradually. It Is believed that
this phenomenon IL responsible for sud
den changes in the level Of the sea.
Observations on the seas surrounding
denmark have led TO the conclusion
that the change Of level thus produced
sometimes amounts 10 no less than
three feet
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In Doubt.

Hairdresser (while giving lady Wig
orous shampoo)-Will you have any
thing ON your head when l am finish
ed, madam She-I am sure l don't
know. l was in hopes you would leave
enough hair to pin my hat to.
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Very Convenient.

Caretaker Ito prospective tenant-
Yes, this 'ouse Is most conveniently
situated. There's music 'all close
and andy, and there's pub just over
the way, and pawnbroker's round
the corner.-London Tit.Bits
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PAS Little Joke.

Ostend-Pa. why did you give ma
that little ring with watch In it?
Pal wanted time to hang lightly on
her hands my son.-Harper's Weekly.
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Not a Drop of Alcohol

What is tOnic"? medicine that increases the strength
or tone of the whole system What is an "alterative"
medicine that alters changes unhealthy action to
healthy action Name the best "tonic and Alternative
Ayers Sarsaparla the only Sarsaparia entirely free from
alcohol Ask your doctor all about it. Never take
medicine doctors cannot endorse LCAyer LoYs Mas
bod bousnes Ask doctor about for
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He who shall pass Judgment on the
records Of our life Is the same that
formed us In frallty.-Stevenson.
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CAPITAL
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
WHEN IN DOUBT

About your drugs toilet articles call and inspect
stock We carry full line of Pure Drugs and Chem
GALS All the latest and up-to-date Toilet Articles
Sundres and Rubber Goods in great variety at prices
to suit the times.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
Main Street Pharmacy,
COR. MAIN AND CHURCH SITS,
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MANAGER.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

26Ih influences that the wide
occasional moderate activity
influential general effect that
which liquidation prompted the
gare The the
pptaty level than touched
following decision the the
appearance quarterly of
dulnes
unpleasant made
Railroad
furnished the strength in the market Chesa
lately
banking
while liberal policy
also helped At
life
stock efundng bonds of the Wabash
AciOn made favorable the
year although
achieved by the
car
weekly gross earnings January coming
the
when the depression the
recovery
The dividends by the North Ameri
would buying OF stocks
favorable OF the speculative
fell with other developments Money
gold there behalf
Foreign uneasy Balkan
purchases of stocks London
par sSO43Ooo
ponds wereq quiet
company today quarterly
IA
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Hay and Feedstuns

There is nothing new in either hay OF feed
stuffs. The circular of Somers & Co. says OF
hay:
During the past week trading in hay has
been very unsettled owing to the continued
rain. which of course makes it very difneult
TO handle goods. Total receipts have amount
ed to 2, 500 tons, trihe more than the week
previous. As a result of these conditions the
that prices are lower. 1t was generally presumed
that we possibly would very light arrivals
for while, owing to the interruption OF railroad
traffic, but we must state that as Tar as nay
is concerned the. railroad companies have done
remarkably well IN bringing shipments forward
Country business, which very heavy up
to the time of the recent storms, has slack
ened on very materially due only 70 the Iact
handle hay, both on account Of the possi0ihty
of its being damaged and the difficulty In haul-
ing it over the roads, which are in very bad
condition. We anticipate that soon as the
weather clears and the roads become better
this country demand will be revived again, Tor
of the country districts have laid in sufh-
cient feed for their seasons supply
Alfalfa has been arriving rather spartngly
and all receipts have been readily absorbed here
at top prices"
Bran-s2e 5OGSo per ton for white and ses.5
Mlddlings- .50635.5O per ton.
Shorts-S33 G33.50 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, $2S50W3O. rolled
oats for feed. S3J@37.50; mixed feed, S2SsIi-
Tor average lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots
$3.50. in 10 ton lots $50. in ton lots S59.2O
small lots $40; cocoanut cake meal at mills,
$50 in 20 and 10 aud $3.50 in ton lots, 1o0-
ping S21; corn meal, $S3 @Ss cracked corn, SSs
Wa9; broom seed. $I.I5 per etl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S24, carload
lots S2S per ton.
Hay Wheat. s19@23: wheat and oat. S1s@
y; tame oat, S1SMZ1: volunteer wild Oat, $40
@ls: alfalfa si5@Is.5o; stock. S1SG16 per ton
Straw-006lS5c per bale.
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IT closed quiet. 10 points higher. Middling
lds 1nc: middIing gulf. 1O.25c. No sales.
Now York Grain and Produc

NEW YORK Jan. 26.-Flour-Recepts. IT,.
9OO exports, 3.400; quiet but steady
wheat Receipts. 61200: spot easy: No. 2
red. S1071a al .0s15 elevator: No. hard,
$I1S5s +. o. b. afoat: No. hard winter, 81. IA Is
f. o. b. afoat. Opening steadier on firm cables.
wheat soon became weak today. following the
lower outside markets, liquidation, small clear
ances and poor export demand. Final prices
closed sc to ssc net loss. May closed $11o;
July closed S1.04.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining 3.25c: cen
trifugal. 90 test 3.73c; molasses sugar, 2.9Se;
refined steady; crushed, 3.35c; powdered, 4.75c;
granulated. 4.65c.
Coffee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged
to 10 points higher. Sales were reported of
March. 595@6c; April &c; May, e.o5@6.1oc;
July &c: September 5.S5c; December, 575c
Spot steady: No. Z Rio. 73s m81ac; Santos No.
4, S3sc; mild, steady Cordova. Oh @121se.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market for evapo-
quoted ut 81 19Ac; choice. ~ @T%c; prime
655 Q7c; common to fair. 6M6Ac.
Prunes-More inquiry is being sent to the
coast for prunes but the spot market is dull
and unsettled. with quotations ranging from
41<c to 714c for new crop California fruit to
ranging from 40-50s to 20-30s.
Apreots-Are scarce and firm. with choice
quoted at 91@d9&c; extra choice. 914 @10c;
fancy. II u G13c
Peaches-Remain quiet with choice at 61a
arc; extra choice 71a MSc: fancy. 81 d10c.
NOT appear eager to sell at inside prices.
Loose muscatel are quoted at AZ @5c; choice
to fancy. seeded. 56l6c; seedless, 5A M532c;
London layers, $1.50M1.60.
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STEEL DIVIDENDS AND EARNINGS
Dividends Unchangcd-Surplus an
QuarterIy Earnings Decreased

NEW YORK Jan. 26.-The earnings Of the
United States steel corporation for the quarter
ending December 81 were $26, 225, 4S5, compared
with S27, LOG. 274 the previous quarter and $32-
553. 005 the corresponding quarter a year ago
The surplus of the quarter was 50, 142, 4ol, a
ending September 80 1905 and a decrease Of
81 PIG S23 as compared with the last quarter of
1907. The net earnings for the quarter were
$21. oil .663, decrease of S29S, 754.
The earnings for the year 1908 were S9l S26 :
500, decrease as compared with 1907 of $69-
13S. 153, while the net earnings were SI4S S42 5a0
a decrease of S5s 402 599 The surplus for the
year was $40 407, ,935, a decrease of 81. 6S1 ,902
The untitled orders for the year 1908 were
IA 4O4 723 TONS a decrease of II. 592, 574 tons.
The earnings for 1907. which were Sl60964.-
673, were the highest on record for the com
pany
on the common and y per cent on the preferred
were declared.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Fufnre Grain and Prnxisions

CHIGAGO, Jan. 26--with the exception of
moderate hrmness the first few minutes of the
session the wheat market bearishly inclined
all day and weakness became pronounced in the
final half hour. The close was weak and only
a trife above the lowest point. with May at
$1.06A and July at 965s d96%c.
Several leading commission houses were free
sellers nearly all day and there was also actiy-
ity, which was credited to northwestern inter
ests The chief reasons for the selling pressure
were an almost entire absence of export de-
mand, clearances of only 10000 bushels of
wheat. considerable increase in primary re-
bin d ana rivar ass ng1 IN the
6rmness was due mainly to the strength of E,i
ropeaB grain markets. The worlds visible sum-
ply decreased 100000 bushels the last week
compared with increase Of 1,942, GOO bushels
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular. Coppers unchanged.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Steel surplus and quarterly earnings show
Large offerings of Comsock shares the exchange
Silver 3sc higher. Hongkong exchange 14c higher.
Wheat and very firm the Barley quiet
Hay, beans and feedstufs show change.
Potatoes and onions very firm and tending upward
Poultry in light supply and steady. Game weak.
Butter higher at 40c pound Eggs firm Cheese weak
No particular change in the fresh fruit market.
Raisins lower with more business at the decline.
Dried fruits in fair movement Honey dull.
Provision market quiet. Cottolene higher
Only 22500 bales of hops left on the
Wool dull and unchanged.
Hide movement checked by the weather.
Dressed beef mutton and lamb higher. Pork unchanged
Turpentine marked up &c per gallon.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Hutton's wire says:
Cotton opened steady at 3@5 points advance
with trading quite heavy. Just after the open
ing there was some local selling, but the bull
crowd gave the market support and after taking
all for sale, around 9.50c for May, they bid the
market up very quickly. Liverpool sent better
cables than were due close of yesterday.
Estimated receipts were heavy, but no more than
last year. There Is talk about dry weather
In Texas and that land is not being prepared for
planting it should be, but this comes from
small part of the state. The bull crowd here
seem confident of higher prices, and as long as
they continue to support the market prices WILL
no doubt remain very steady. On any sharp mp
turn no doubt a lot of cotton Will be for sale
Dick says: Cotton opened active and some
what higher. Liverpool was reported buyer
during the morning. and there was said 10 be
some buying for local spot interests. The
market continued to advance and by afternoon
was up from 10 to Is points. Some spot people
report that Fall River mills are by no means
urgent buyers Of cotton. The mills appear
to have considerable supplies on hand, and while
they are replenishing the cotton is used,
stiil they show no disposition TO accumulate fur
ther stocks.
Spot closed quiet. 10 points higher Middling
uplands 10c middIing gulf. 10.25c. No sales.
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the corresponding week year ago.
Inc feature in the corn market was the re-
ported purchase of than 100000 bushels
or the May delivery by leading commission
mousse. which said to have been short a
long line of corn The effect of this buying
market.
The price of cash corn at the sample tables
was up Nc to 1c The market closed firm at
prices u q " higher, with May at 62A @62ssc
and July at 625bc
. There was good general trade in oats and
Final quotations were unchanged to a shade
mgner, compared with the previous close, May
cioslng at 5lsc and July at 4612c.
PROVISIONS were weakened by liberal realizing
sales final quotations showing net declines of
z15c to 4oc. Pork displayed the greatest weak
to the grain firm that snnorted tb as corn
ket, although Milwaukee packer said TO
nave sold freely of lard and ribs early in the
day.
The leading futures ranged follows
Articles.- Omen. HIGH. LOW Close
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

For the first time since October Of 1907 the
butter market has touched 40c pound, business
on the exchange yesterday causing the price Of
extras to advance to that figure from 39e The
advance in the top grade carried hrsts up with
1T, the latter being 2c pound higher at 39c
The market was very hrm at the advance and
grades, the demand for everything on the list
being brisk. Although the butter shipping sea-
is said TO be over in some districts In the
north, owing to the recent heavy storms the
present market is belieEed TO be due largely TO
weather conditions which has checked the
movement from other sections.
The egg market was firm. and while the quota
ton for extras was unchanged. the lower grades
were higher the advance being 1sc a dozen in
hrstS 1c in seconds and 2e-in thirds. Dealers
waiting for weather conditions TO improve.
believing that few days Of sunshine would
cause a slump in prices There was no change
in prices of cheese, but all grades Of California
fats reported weak instead or steady, as
on the preceding day.
On the exchange 40 cases Of extra butter were
sold 90 going at 391hc and 20 at 40c pound
Receipts were S6,500 lbs butter, 5000 lbs
The following are official quotations, estab-
lished By the sales bids and offers on the floor Of
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 11sc to &c higher, owing to the yari-
ous charges to be added
Butrer-Fresh creamery extras. 40c per lb,
firm; do frsts, S5c. firm; do seconds 2sc. firm;
local storage extras, Gle, firm; storage eastern
Cheese-California: Fancy fats. 1880 per Ib,
weak; do frsts 13c, weak; do seconds, II re,
frsts, 15Iac. steady; storage fats. lie. weak.
Oregon: Fancy fats 14c. steady; fancy Young
Americas, ice, weak; fancy eastern cheddars,
lie. steady; Oregon storage nats, lie, firm; do
Eggs (per dozen, cases included)-California
fresh extras, 39c steady; do hrsts. 37Hc firm !;
lected pulIets. 35c, frm. Storage goods
Nominal
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NeM York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-There decline Of
5s in the London tin market today, with spot
closing at f126 Is Cd and futures at f127 It's I'd.
The local market was weak and lower in conse-
quence, with spot quoted at 27.G215@2S 15c-
Copper was lower in London, with spot quoted
at s57 IS Cd and futures at ego 6s Sd. Locally
the market was weak and noninally unchanged,
with lake quoted at 14@14 Csc: electrolytic,
13.62hG31415cs casting, 13. .50d13.621ac
Lead was unchanged at Els 6s Sd in London
and at 415@4. zoe in the local market.
Speiter advanced 10 f21 los in London. The
local market, however, was duh and unchanged
at 5.10M5.15c.
The English iron market was little lower at
ASS 41ad for Cleveland warrants. No change was
reported in the local market No. l foundry
northern, S17617.75; No. ,, $16.75617.25; No.
southern and No l southern soft, $l7.25G
II 10.
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Reans and Seeds

Some changes in seeds win be noted. The
bean market stands about as before stated The
bean report of Adolf Koshland says:
The market continues about the same as a
week ago. Prices firmly maintained for ali
varieties. Some advances have taken place III
cranberry and white beans.
''The flood the river has extended to con-
siderable bean land. and today it is an open
question to whether this land will be avail
able for planting during the coming season. This
situation would naturally affect the value OF
certain varieties.
''.here has been a fair inquiry, but the total
movement is light. 1t Is, however, expected TO be
heavier during February. The market on lima
and blackeye beans has continued weak"
Beans (per etl)-Bayo, $3IO@3.20; pea, $3.50
@4.75; small white, $46304.75; large white,
50. 75gos5i pink, S245g2.5o; red. $4@4-25;
blackeye, $50 3.15; limas, S4@4.1O; red kidneys.
s.. $3.250350; cranberry beans, $2.SJu2.95; Car
vanzas, $2@2.50 for small S2.5O@3.2J for me-
dunn and S5.25@4 for large; horse beans, S1.50
a..
Seeds-Brown mustard, 81; yellow mustard.
nominal; faxseed. S3G350. carload lots; canary,
4c; alfalfa, 16@1Te; rape, cleaned, 2921ac; tim
othy, nominal; hemp, 4es4Ac; millet, 3Q51ac per
lb: broom corn seed, 800 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S2.25@ 25O
per ctl
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

The prospects for at least one day OF favor
able weather brought out larger attendance OF
BUYERS in the market for fresh fruits and for
the first time In week so there was some
activity to trade during the early buying
scriptions that came in for much attention.
however, and with supplies Of all three ample
there was little change in prices. The feeling
in oranges one Of steadiness, but 1t was
dine more to frmness at shipping points than
10 the small increase in the volume OF business
here There not much doing in apples but
holders of fancy stock were frm in their views
as to prices and were making no concessions to
Dugers. the steamer 4iame5a arrIvad s.ssa Ssss
Honolulu with 6.100 punches OF bananas
Apples (per boxl-Fancy Oregon Spitzenbergs
choice, 50@75c.
Pears-Winter Nellis $l.25@1.5O per box;
cooking varieties. 50@75c.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Navel oranges sea
Q 80 for fancy. $1.7562 for choice and 81 5O6
rs for standard: tangerines. 81. .2561.75 grape
fruit. S3@550 for seedless; lemons, $2.T513
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for fancy. S202.5O for choice and Sl2J9 l.so
for standards; lines. $4dJ- - - ,l,
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, d$i.2o per 9unrn
for Hawaiian and $243 for Central Ane'icSN'
pineapples. $1-5OQ25O per Dozen
Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey
fair movement is reported in fruits. Win
number of narrow changes. Raisins are gtir
orally lower and the movement has reeeh1s
been better at the decline ~
Honey Is dull and weak. with sellers WILING
to shade the quotations dark lots
Fruits-Evap0rated apples. Ole u61ac- apricots'
7G10c: fancy mOorpark, 121a M13c: peaches. 30
41sc for standards. 5G6c for choice and 652e lol
fancy; pears, 4QSc. pitted plums. 40Sc'
nectarines. 5G6c: hgs. 21304c: prunes. : size
basis, "a G34c. with a premium for the larger
sizes.
RaisIns-CIusters- None left. London layers
crown. Doc: crown. 81. seeded. 44+32e.
seedless. 202Zc; ThOmpson's seedless. sac Tor
unbleached: seedless sultanas- 2&te; loose mus
catels sac for 4 crown. &c for crown and z'se
for crown. .~... -,
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils 1tEd12c; IXL-
10A111c; ne plus ultra. 1Oc; Drake, gl2e;
languedocs, S15 Q9c: hardshells, 6la 9le Wal
per ID for No sOftshells. &c for Ne.
Q do: chestnuts. S0l1Oc per ID for ltaians nj
berts. 121a114c; pecans. 15M17c.
HOney-Water white. comb, - &c white ll8
12c; light amber. 10l10lsc; dark amber. Sg l0c;
water white, extracted. nominal; white 4@sc'
light amber. 615GIc; dark amber and eandied'
Beeswax-27g2sc per Ib for Light and 23@24e
for dark.
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ProvfsIOnS

The market "a steady enough, but trade -
smOre or less checked by the stormy weather
The only change is an advance OF sc In eotto-
lene.
Cured Meats-Bacon. s to 10 lbs. 161Ac; 10 to
IL lbs, 1515c: light medium. 14c; medium, ifcs
bellies. IA 20 16 lbs, 15l3c; sugar cured. 70 >
lbs 1Sc: to 10 lbs 171sc: 10 TO - lbs. 16l2c:
fancy sugar cured. 21c per III: English cured
bacon to lbs. lie: to 10 lbs. lie; ~ 10 L
lbs, 16c; eastern sugar cured hams. l5e FOR me
dium and 15c for light; extra fne brands, 10 &c;
California hams lac; mess beef. $500 per Dol,
family, $3.50; extra family, Sl4; extra prime
pork. $20.50; clear, So; mess. 81; pig pofS-
S25; pigs feet. So FOR half bbls, $50 Ior - ib
kegs and sI.30 for kits; smoked beef, l0l2g-oc
per 10.
Lard-Tierees quoted at Sc for California com
pound and 12i5 for California pure, eastern
compound Sc for 1 tierce and sac for . tierces,
eastern pure, 12lac for tierees; hair bOis pure
12asc; so ID tins. 124tc; 10 10 tins, l3Ac; I'D
tins. 1880: 5 10 tins. 13i iac-
Cottolene-One half bbi lose; half bbls,
1o14e; 1 tieree, lose; tierces, Zoe; tleTces-
95sc per ID.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
tfcleS- Omen High LOW
Cash Grain and Proyisiop.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No. spring wheat
$1.0I@1.0S12; No. s. S1.02@1 .0S; No. 2 red.
$I051a Q1.06N: No. . corn. 5913 @59%c; No. 9
yellow, 59aa @6o1zc; No. white oats, 511z @52c;
No white, 4s1a @l5o1Sc; No. rye, 76c; good
feeding barley. 59c; fair to choice mailing. 601a
@64c; No. L northwestern iaxseed $1.5SA
prime timothy seed, s4.37 Y @4.3s; clover. con-
tract grades, $915; short ribs, sides (loose).
SS.37 y @S.75; mess pork, per barrel, $17@
Il. 12h; lard, per 100 pounds, s9.5219; short