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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Wheat ruled higher here
today, Influenced by strong foreign cables and
good demand. Corn and oats fell off heavy
selling pressure. Provisions largely affected
by the widespread agitation against high meat
prices declined materially.
In the wheat pit today a well defined ad-
vance at the start kept its hold upon the market
throughout the session. Prices during the day
moved over range of 1ac to &c. One of the
principal factors in the advance was foreign
cables telling of higher prices for the grain
in Liverpool and Argentina A comparative
falling off in arrivals at shipping points added
to the bullishness through its hint of lighter
later dropped to Sill, closing strong at %@&c
higher than yesterdays final figures at $i-119s
@1.111a.
Qorn prices started compare lively strong
helped by the advancing wheat market. Weak
ness, induced by food of selling orders from
the larger commission concerns. carried prices
down a range of from &c to 1sc. The
close weak al nearly the low points of the
day, with May sc lower than yesterday at
6s1 Is G6S14c.
Trade in oats exhibited the general character
istics of the market. advancing early and
falling off later. May touched 4sTsc and fell of
to 4Sc. closing at 4s@4shc. ase TO Nc lower
than the previous final quotations.
noticeable effect of the country wide agi-
marked decline In provision values. January
pork closed at 5000. 35c lower; lard at $12.15
SOC lower, and ribs at S11.5212. 421ac lower
than yesterdays final figures. Liquidation and
short selling was the order of the day in pro-
visions. and the futures declined TO close
terday. The final prices for May products were :
Pork $21 %; lard. s11 50: ribs. $11.3715.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags, 5H@5%c spot and 5A0
5zc future; San quentin bags, ONcs Wool oaSss
&c for 3I5 lb and 35e for Id; neece tW1ne, Sc
per H.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIS per
ton; wellington, S12; New wellington, SJ2; Coos
BAY $40; Australian house-Richmond. ste. S12:
Pelaw Main, S12; stanford Richmond. S12s Cum
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIC per ton In bulk and
92c per gallon FOR boiled and 9Oc for raw
cases &c more castor OIL IN eases. NO. l.
5de; Bakers "A sldsgilS China mt; e:sss; 4eG
7S15c; for xxx, e7E @71c for No. aad $50
bleached winter sperm oil. s1c; natural vintes
sperm oil. Gle; natural whale oil, ooes extra
%InteE ac N0 1te nessfoot % O so herring Oh
4Oc salmon oil. 55c; boiled ash oil. Soc: paint
Coal OIL. Gasoline etc-water white. iron
barrels or drums, 1Oc: $50 deg oil. iron barrels
or drums. 1I1ac; special do. I2ci pesrl OIL. n
zoe; Elaine. 261sc; eocens, zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c, In cases &c; No.
engine distillate- in drums, SC; cases, &c more;
s6 deg gasoline, In bulk SOC in cases 3715c; var
nish makers and painters naphtha- in bulk lie.
Turpeutine-ssc per gallon in cases and Tse in
bulk, drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 lbsJ-F, $50; G. s. 6S1
Red ed and and White Lead-Red. s15@sc. white. 80
S'F'e REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard nne granu-
fruit granulated 5-45cs cut loaf. IN barrels only.
1.45c; H. E. crystal dominos. ID cartons in
cases, -45c do ID cartons in cases. $3.50 mon
arch bar, 5.SOc; tablets. in half bols- 59oc. do
in boxes. 6-2oe; cubes and A crushed. s1oes
monarch powdered. 5.55c; xxx powdered.
5.55c: candy granulated. $3.50; eonfectioners' A.
5-45c; confectioners' crystal 5-55c: extra nns
granulated. 5.25c; magnolia A, 5.o5c; extra Q.
Z csc: Golden C. 4.s5c; D. 475c- Barrels and 50
ID bags 1oc. half bbls 25c boxes SOC more per 100
lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar in 35 and
40 lb tins. 81. 20 more. in and 10 ID tins - 50
more per 100 lbs than price OF this grade In 100
lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows Granulated basis.
5.45c; ''Higrade' bar. 5. SOC: powdered. 5.55c:
A crushed 5.TOc: berry. 5.45c; c. 4 Fl. extra
fine dry granuated. 5.45c: coarse dry granuiated.
:. 45c: confectionery A. 5.45c: confectionery
crystal. 555c; cubes. s. Zoe: bricks 5;Toc; extra
fine dry granufated 100 II bags only, 5.25cs
excelsior A. 5.O5c: extra c. 4.95c: golden Q.
4.S5c yellow d. 4.I5c; cut loaf. in bbls only.
I. 7.45c; II. & z. crystal dominos. ID cartons IN
cases. S45c; do ID cartons In cases. S95c. Ad-
ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 10 bags.
1Oc more: half bbls. 25c more: boxes. SOC more
for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins. 81 20
more; In 10 lb tins. 81 IS more. Minimum order,
carload weight.
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Hay and Feed.tu6s


The circular Of Scott. Magner & Miller says
of hay: -
Arrivals of hay for the last week have oeen
g. 7T9 tons as against s. O3S tons for last Neek
and . T91 tons for the preceding Week Inese
receipts are far in excess OF the demand ano the
warehouses and dealers are fast being nlieH w
with the surplus. which had to be removed lIOua
the tracks AT the present time the ware
houses of the vaEiOus dealers resemble tne 49,
houses in the summer season. whereas az us
time of year they usually more or less empty
The last week has witnessed goou many
farmers in San Francisco and Oakland 70 ul--
pose of their holdings. We have heard or very
the last week and believe the majority OF
these holders Of hay have had TO return nome
without dispOsing of their holdings.
''Our Oakland office reports all grades OF nay
in heavy supply for the last week. with prices an
along the line at least 81 per ton lower AIIalIa
has been in heavy supply. but the nortnern
demand has kept the price steady and a fsW
tions The export demand for the islands has
been nominal. as no freight steamer lett durink
the week
Brsn-s27G2s for red and s2s@2s per ton for
white.
Middlings-$34 ass per ton.
Short@$296 $50 per ton.
Feedstuns-ROlled barley. S29.5o93os rolled
average lots; oilcake meal. -; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills S25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
) lots; jobbing, S26 corn meal, SSS'4S9s
cracked corn, S3S@39; alfalfa meal, carload lots,
500 jObbing. S21 red star alfalfa meal $50 IN
carload lots and s2l for Joobing; Caproco oticaks
meal, SIS so per ton -.
Hay-Wheat. s14QI9; wheat and cat. s12@
Is; tame oat, S12dl6s volunteer wild ost. 500
Is; alfalfa, S96 Il; stock hay, SI69 per ton.
Straw-5OtGIoc per bale.
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UNSETTLED TONE
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-There
was disposition to press stocks
for sale TO take profits on the
stock market today. Even where
there was a further rush of buy
ing orders they were met by sell
ing orders of that character with
effect on prices.
The coming dividend action by
United States steel at next Tues
days quarterly meeting absorbed
A large share of speculative sur
mise. The rumor that showed
most vitality and persistence was
that an extra dividend in addl-
tion TO the l per cent quarterly
dividend would be declared suf-
ficient to bring the distribution
per cent. This would call for
three-fourths of l per cent be-
sides the ] per cent regular dlvl-
dend
The prevalence of this rumor
proved a powerful incentive TO
speculative buying of the stock
and carried the prices up TO 80,
a rise of 3-S over the low price
touched in the slump Wednesday.
The force of this movement pulled
prices up from the depression
caused by the heavy selling of
the earlier part of the session.
Foreign influences were helpful
TO values, the easing money mar
ket abroad and the increasing sat
isfaction OF financial London from
the course of the English elections
having a beneficial effect. Be
lated covering of shorts, put out
during the demoraliZed period of
the market earlier in the week,
was material factor in carrying
prices upward toward the close
of the day.
The abrupt interruption to the
rise in United States steel, which
caused the stock to react over ,
points, wiping out its rapid ad
vance. made the closing tone very
unsettled
The surprise in the bank state
ment was the s20.000,000 loan eX
pansion reported by the clearing
house banks. This showing is a
revelation of the heavy require
ments of syndicate subscriptions
during the week. in the period of
rapid curtailment of stock market
loans
Bonds were steady. Total sales,
par value S1,755, 900
United States IS have declined
Is per cent on call during the
week.
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ing house banks today 21. %.
The statement of banks and trust companies of
greater New FORK not reporting to the clearing
house shows: Loans S1,15l, ,6ST 100. decrease
$500 100; specie S1122, ,23s. 900. increase Sll3,-
400 legal tenders $2 $50. 800. decrease S409 QUO;
total deposits 81 222 594 500 decrease 81, 5O2, 6O0
The Financer Will say:
Following the increase Of S12, 000,Oo0 In loans
reported for the week ending January Is, the
clearing house banks of New York made fur
ther expansion of $40, 030, 600 in the same item
for the week ending January %.
1T is noteworthy that while the loans OF
the clearing house banks, based on actual condl-
tions, have risen nearly $50, 100000 in fort
night the loans of the trust companies OF the
city during the period decreased almost
$50 600 COO This would indicate transfer or
loans from the outside institutions and lenders TO
the clearing house banks.
The statement of the clearing house banks
Of Saturday showed. in addition TO the increase
mentioned, gain of $9.495 100 in cash, trace
able almost altogether TO remittances from the
interior. and an increase of S26.051 400 in de-
posits. The gain in surplus $3.50. 100 above
the increase required on the deposit expansion,
and the excess reserve rose to 0.S62. 400, the
highest figure reported since the close of last
July.
The trust companies and outside institutions
reduced their loans last week 10 %SS.362, 100.
Their cash holdings were decreased by $3.50. 900.
and net deposits fell $l6250.000. The position
of the trust companies therefore is stronger than
reported for some time past. -.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments (bushels) for the
week follows Russian, $4,000; Danu-
ban, $4,000; Argentine, 10000; Australian,
$40, 000
Chicago was higher The San Francisco market
had n better tone, with. more inquiry. but not
sufficient to raise prices.
CASH WHEAT
California, -; Sonora. 81 0I u @220; Propo
and white Australian. 81 10@2.l5. Northern
wheat--Club, S1.90@1 .95; Russian red, $1.s7h q
19o; turkey red. 81. ~ H2o21a; bluestem,
No quotations
Barley-The market continues extremely quiet,
with prices about before
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. 81. 81 y al .3sA; common
TO fair. 81 1850 1854 per ctl; brewing, 81. 400
1.42ta; shipping lots. 81 1.4o@1. 42la chevalier.
FUTgnES
1920 a. Session
May-S1 40i2 bid.
Oats-The market has no friends Everybody
seems interested in bearing it down. and offer
ings are in of the demand. Yesterday 1t
was reported that 700 tons of Canadian oats
were the way here. Stocks In the state are
large. being sufficient, according to posted par
ties, to last the state until next harvest Under
such conditions the market is naturally weak
Five hundred tons whites sold yesterday at
$163A per ctl
$1.so@1.95; black, $1.5o@2.30; gray. nominal at
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.19@25c for crop Of 1909.
New York Prndnc.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Hops-Firm: stats
common to choice. 1909. SO035c; 1908. 15d19cs
Pacific coast. 1909. 21026c; 1908. 1411Sc.
Hides-Steady; Central America. 221ac: Bo-
gotta. 211a d2215c.
Petroleum-St Steady; refined New York. barrels.
sT-9O: do bulk. $40; Philadelphia barrels.
S7.9O do bulk. S4 40.
wool-Steady; domestic fleece Ss637c
Sugar-Raw quiet: Muscovsdo 50 test. g. 5sc.
centrifugal. 96 test 4.0ec: mOlasses sugar. s0
test; SSSe: refine, steady; cut loaf 595c;
dered. $500; bar powdered 5. .25c: granulated
5.15c; diamond A. 5.15c; confectioners' A. A. 75c.
No. L. 4-90c; No 2. A. Soc: No. 3. A. 75c: No. 4.
4-T5c; No. 5. 4-T0c: No. g. 4-65c; No. :, 4SDc.
No s. 4.55c; No 9. 4 SOC: No. 10. 4 45c; No. II.
4.40c; No. u. 4.35c; No. 13. 43oc; No. IL 4. 3Oc-
Cofee-Futures closed unchanged. Sales. $3.50
bags including March at 6S0c: Nay 5000
6.95c; December. 6.a5c: spot. quiet: No. Z Rio.
H-16dSAc; Santos No. 4. 9d9hc: mild.
quiet; Cordova. 9G11Ac.
Butter-Unsettled and lower; creamery spe-
cials. 33e: extras. 32c; third to frsts. 2s9Slc;
held creamery. 2Sd33e; state dairy. 26dS2c.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged.
Eggs-Ensettled but prices unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet: spot fancy. 101za
lie; choice. 9@s1sc; prime. 7d7i5e; common 70
fair 6d615e.
Prunes-Firm: small offerings: California N,
to 30-4Os %. 09Ae: Oregons. 609c.
ApricOts-Quiet; CHOICE 11L n11&c: extra
choice, IL 15012Lc; fancy. 121< 11315c.
PeacheS-Firm; choice. 81 67c: extra choice
Td71sc. fancy. IA. dsc.
Raisins-Irregular: loose muscatels 4d5xc-
choice to fancy seeded. 5d6Akc: seediess 31IS0
4Ssc; London layers. S1-156I25.
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Potatoes. ONION. and Vegetable.

car of lettuce and caulinower that was
expected from Los Angeles yesterday morning
was delayed, and the demand for local use
and for shipment the steamer ont for Homo
lulu had absorbed practically all of the stock
previously received there scarcity in the
early trade that sent prices up. Cuban toma-
toes were quoted at a lower range OF prices,
the decline being due 10 competition between
sellers to effect clearances. The other Vege-
tables stood before quoted. box OF aspsra
gus came in from the river and sold at 4Oc
pound. Potatoes and onions were quiet and
unchanged as to values. Nine cars of Oregon
Burbanks came in overnight. but they were not
marketed, the receivers preferring to hold them
until Monday.
Potatoes tper ctD-River white. 759s0c for
common to choice and $1@110 for fancy; Ss-
linas Burbanks. $1.25@1.4O; Oregon Burbanks,
81. .25G1 so; Oregon early rose, $3.50; sweet po-
tatoes, S1.60@1.75.
onlons-s1@1.l5 per ctl for local and s1.5O
for Oregon
egetsbles-Tomatoes, Cuban, s3.75G4 per
crate3 green peas. 1o115c per Ii: garlic. &c per
ID; cabbage, 90cd$1.10 per ctl; cucumbers. Sl@
1.50 per dozen; esulidower. T599Oc per dozen;
turnips, 50G65c per sack; carrots. 5O665c per
sack; eggplant. 10G15c per ID; green peppers,
10G15c per ID; rhubarb, 6@Sc per lb; celery.
S2.5O@3 for large and S1G1.25 for small crates;
lettuce, S4@5 per crate; mushrooms, 5OetG1.2o
per box
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Los Angeles Markets
Special Dispotch to The Cain

Los ANGELES. Jan. e2-On account Of a.
abundant supply OF produce on the local market
the threatened meat strike IN Los Angeles Ia
not expected to cause any marked advance in
produce prices. Egg receipts were normal and
the prices unchanged. Butter receipts rer.
heavy, 2e.7S1 pounds being reported in
Receipts OF produce In Los Angeles todav
were: Eggs. 1So cases; butter, % s71 pounds
cheese. 4.9S3 pounds. potatoes. 2,130 sacks.
onions TS5 sacks beans. $50 sacks; sweet potas
toes. 81 sacks. apples. 1 box
Eggs (per doz)-E.xtra select. 3Sc. local ranch.
eandled. hrsts. Sc; case counts. S3c: storage
packed. extras 2sc: storage packed seconds eSr
Butter tper ID rollD-Creamery. extra 7T16~.
creamery nrSt, 81 &c, eastern creamery extra.
67i7e. cooking butter. &c per 10.
Cheese (per lb}-N Northern fresh zoe. e,xt.-,
singles 1991 zoe: eastern twins. 2O6e1c: eastern
cheddars, 20121e: eastern longhorn 21c; east
&c; brick cream, zoe; nmburgsr, 2o02lc; i'm
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and cOppers
weak.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local stocks and bonds quiet.
Bunk exchanges gain 3O.2 per cent.
New York exchange ON Paris
higher.
Local exchange rates unchanged.
Wheat and barley quiet.
Oats offered In large lines.
Hay still tending downward.
Beans show numerous changes.
Provisions quiet, but steady.
Hogs scarce and firm.
Potatoes and onions quiet and un-
changed.
Fresh fruits quiet.
Poultry quiet; game higher.
Eggs higher; butter and cheese
unchanged.
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New Work BanIx statemen,

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The statement of clear
ing house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold $50. 39s-S50 more than the require
increase Of SS.393.050 In the proportionate te
cash reserve as compared with last week The
statement:
Loans. S1.200. 900. 700: increase SIC. .731. 100
Deposits. 81 .2i3. .707 400: increase S23 ola 400
Circulation, $5l, 712. 800; decrease, SITS. 500
Legal tenders. 1905 700; increase $40 600
Specie. $50, 126 500: increase $13.s75. 500.
Reserve, 1888 S25 800: increase SI4 49, 400
Reserve required. S303. .426. $50: Increase sS
753. $50.
surplus. $30.39s. $50; increase. SIS. .393. .O50
TX United States deposits. $50. 500. $50; in
crease. IS. 406 250
The percentage of actual reserve in the clear
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
SoecioI Disoofch IN The Call

PETALUMA.. Jan. 22.-The week closed with
slight advance in the price paid for eggs;
33c and soc were the ruling prices today. Poul-
try and egg dealers have cleaned up the market
and shipments have been heavy during the lase
Is heavier.
SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 22.-Merchsnts and CON-
mission continue 10 offer &c for eggs
There was good marketing today. Larger ship
ments going out from Capitola station
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 22.-There was advance
of 2 cents in the price of eggs again today in
the local egg market on receipt Of advices from
the San Francisco dairy produce exchange. Local
dealers offered 80 cents per dozen for choice and
20 cents for seconds
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Flour-Quiet: market
steady, unchanged. with slow trade. Spring
patents, Sc. 5.50G575 winter patents, s.. .40@5. 90;
winter extras No. l. S4.606l4 90: winter
straights. S5.40@5.45; spring clears. S440@4. 50;
winter extras. No. ., $4.4OG4.55; Kansas
straights, S4.90G5.15.
Wheat-Spot firm. No. red. S1.31 elevator
domestic and +. o. b. afoat nOminal No. 1
northern Duluth and No. hard winter. $1.25&
nominal afoat Wheat was firm and higher on
the 6rmer cables light offerings of Argentine
wheat and small receipts. Commission houses
were good buyers, the cash position was Arm
and sentiment was generally bullish. At the
close prices were &c to &c net higher. May
closed $1.1sIs; July, $1.09a4. Receipts, 200;
shipments, 103 $50.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON Jan. 22.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds-God coin, $s71 1896. .s69; silver
dollars $4s4. All 900: silver dollars of 1890
AL 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $6044. las; current liabilities, 500,
or 400: working balance in treasury office, $2l
375. OIL; in banks to credit of treasurer OF the
United States $36. $780, 464 subsidiary silver coin,
SIS. .s6T 22s: minor coin, 81. .l06 $50; total bal
ance i'm general fund SO. 425. IA.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan 22.-Money on call nom
inal.
Time loans slightly stronger; so days. per
cent; 30 days, 4M4A per cent; six months, 4 Il
04Ia per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Al as per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S35Od4.S5 for go day bills
and at S4 S6l01 4 s6I5 for demand.
Commercial bills. 81. S304 .S3ls.
Bar silver. 523kc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds steady
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Htd.. TarIov wool and Hon.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about = glc an
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 13c; me-
dium 13c; light. 11%c: cowhides. II &c tor
heavy. 11%c for light; stays. &c; salted kip l2c'
salted veal 17c: saIted calf 1711c. dry hides.
1871 G2O15c; dry kip. zoe: dry calf 25c; dry
veal. 2Se: sheepskins. shearings. 2o@4Oc each:
short wool. 50dS5 long wool, G-2S6 l. %.
lambs 25d75c; horse hides salt. 81. 25G25O
for large and s1-5O62 for medium. 75c9s1 for
small and 25950c for colts; horsehides. dry. 81
81 for small and 2565Oc for colts; goatskins.
prime angoFa. 50d90c: large hair goats. 2564Ocs
medium. 20d3Oc; small 5615c.
TallOw-No. 1 rendered. 565hcs No. 2. Sa
4Hc; grease. 2G3c.
Wool-Fan clip: Northern free mountains. n
d13c; Humboldt and Mendocino. 13G15c: south
ern. less defective. 71a6sHc; fall
lambs. S410c for southern and 12115c for
northern.
HopsE19@25c for crop Of 1909.
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Nortberp Rusiness

PORTLAND, Jan. 22.-Clearances, S,IO,8Zf;
ba lances. S143.379
TACOMA. Jan. 22-C -C1earances $50, ,112; bal
ances. ST2.S1S.
SEATTLE. Jan 22.-Ciearances. $1,000, ,279;
SPoKANE. Jan. 22-clearances, s74s52s; bal
ances Sq4 4o5.
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Oats Offered in Large Lines
EeesHieher-- -ButterMarketFirm

bbl. S. 7oa5 90 for family. bakers ana 2s.sH
and $3.50 for cut on; Kansas patents esss -
s. 20: do straIghts S6.259o0O; DaA0'a So
So 20: do straights. 500 per boL -
Farinaceous Goods-Prices, in 100 10 ssckss ne
cash no discount are as follows; Sran1m - 1OuS az :
e 40 nor 100 lbs. rye dour, S4 rye meal % ~ >
rice -FOUR 81 corn meal. So %; extra cream ao'
s3 90. oat meal 81 40; oat groats. $3.50; fsrina.
81 so: hominy. $3.50: DuckWneat nouL; e. 9<
vnoIe wheat nour So so: rolled oats. bois, 30 %
G72 in sacks S44Od7; extra cream DO. - "a
sacks and 81 so in barrels; rolled wheat, ools
split peas boxes $50 for yellow and SI.oO ZOE
green 100 lbs.
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s1.eo@1 .e5 white. s1.eo@l.e5 per ctl for fair to
No. 1.
Corn-The feature at present is the large Of
ferings of Egyptian, which meet with no atten-
tion.
Small round yellow, s17o@175; white.
s1:s5; large yellow, $1.75@1 So western states
yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track. $1:61;
white, $1.63; mixed, nominal; white Egyptian,
s1.65@1. 70; brown dc, $1.5!12 Gl.5o per ctl.
Rye-$1.90 per ctl for Utah. California is
nominal.
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CRAIN STAT1STICS
Northern wheat Market
WASHINGTON

TACOMA, Jan. 22.-Wheat-Bluestem, S1.1T@
LIS club, S1.os; red Russian. $1.07.
SEATTLE. Jan. 22.--Milling quotations-Blue-
STEM 81 IA; club. Sill; fife 81. IL; red Russian,
81 0S. Export wheat-Bluestem. Sill; club.
81 .oS; fife S1.0s; red Russian. $1.o5- No
receipts up to noon. Yesterdays receipts-Wheat,
2 cars: oats. car; barley. cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Jan. 22.-Wheat track prices
Club, $1.OS: bluestem, S1.1s; red Russian, S105;
turkey red S110; forty fold. S110; valley. 81. 06.
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Importr of Snecie at New York

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.ZImports Of merchandise
and dry goods at the port of New York for the
week ending January 10 were valued at ST.
SS6.33
Imports of specie for the port of New York for
the week ending today were S25,417 silver and
e62, ,979 gold
Exports of specie from the port of New York
for the week ending today were 81, 403, 200 gold
and 81 .4O3. 9OI silver.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

Cheese-California fancy dats. 1s1ac per ID.
firm; do frsts, tic, firm; do seconds. Ice. hrm;
fancy Young Americas, zoe, steady; do hrsts,
lSc, steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. zoe,
firm; do fats. 19c firm; California fancy storage
Oats, 715e, drm; do frsts, 1617c. hrm; storage
Young Americas, Isle, firm; New York singles,
191ac firm; do daisies, 1870, hrm; Wisconsin
singles. 1S1ac, Arm.
Ec1s-CaIIfornia fresh ner doz cases included .