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Hay and Feed.tuffs

The hay situation is thus given in the circular
Of Somers & Co.:
Total arrivals Of hay for the week ending to
day amount TO 1910 tons. In comparison with
$40 tons last week and 3.31O tons for the week
precedlng-three weeks OF very heavy receipts
for this time of the year. Because of such free
arrivals the market has been undeniably weak
and viii undoubtedly remain so until shipments
are materially reduced
The market is most peculiar one, for.
we have before. cOntended. prices established
from day TO day according TO the local supply
and demand. regardless of the quantity Of
try stocks crop conditions. At the moment
there are many strong elements to maintain the
price OF hay. practically all holdings being In
holSemen or city dealers. With heavy receipts
here prices are bound TO decline. there being no
public warehouses for hay in san Francisco. at
though with material lessening in shipments
tcally all holders have anticipated high prices
throughout the balance of the season. and with
quantities or hay going to surrounding states
right along there is really good reason why
we should not have comfortable market here.
with we'll sustained prices. curing the balance
Of the year. Nevada has already begun to buy
hay in California, and If much business develops
il will surely assist in clearing the san Fran
cisco market"
Bran -s27G2s for red and $2s@2o per ton foe
white.
AIiddIings-$s4G per ton.
Shorts-$29eI3O per ton.
Feedstufs- Rolled barley SOS. 5Od5O; rolled
oats for feed. $36@ IS; mixed feed, S2Sd3S for
average lots: Oilcakc meal. ; cOcOanut cake
or meal at mills. SO i'm 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
> ton lots: johhlng. $26 meal S3SGS9,
$50: jobbing $21; red star alfalfa meal. SO in
carload lots and S2i for jObbing; CaprOco Oilcake
meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S14a1SjO: wheat and oat. S12G
49, tame cat. $12N 16: volunteer Wild oat S96L
49, alfalfa, S9M12; stock hay, $769 per ton.
Straw-5OG Toe per bale.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Receipts Of butter were about up to the aver
age yesterday. but the proportion of strictly first
class creamery extras in the arrivals was small
and the market was accordingly firm for such
stock Receivers who were short bid the market
for fresh extras up TO 37Iac a pound without
bringing out any supplies, and the quotation was
over the nreviously auoted rate The maj
ket while firm. believed TO be a little too
high by some receivers. though nobody seemed
inclined to part with their holdings at the new
quotation. In the cheese department fancy new
California fats were firm and higher, being
marked up 12c on bids at i9c pound.
The egg market was unsettled, with the gen
eral tone one. of weakness, and the net result OF
trading in the exchange was decline of 5ac
in the quotation for. extras. Large receivers ig-
nored bids at the previous quotation, and there
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Hides. TaIIov. Wool and Hops

All staples under this head stand about the
same as before stated. A telegram from eastern
Nevada yesterday reported severe loss In sheep
there due TO bad weather. This market is quiet
Hides are still quiet and unsettled. with stocks
showing some accumulation
High asking prices for hops here are checking
business though the hop market Is reported
tive in Oregon. Quotations remain the same
Hides-Culls and brands sell about = ale
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 13c; me
dium 13c; light. IL %e; cowhides. 11&c for
heavy 112,c for light: stays. DC; salted kip 12c;
salted veal. lie; sslted calf. 171sc; dry hides.
19J6201ac: dry kip. zoe dry calf, 25c: dry
veal. pc: sheepSkius. shearings. 20640c each;
short wool. 50d s5c; long wool. S1-25G 1.75;
lambs 25d 75c horse hides. salt. So 25 a. 50 for
large and 81 50d2 for medium T5cdS1 for small
and 2565Oc for colts: horsehides. dry. S2d2.25
for large and 81 .2562 for medium. 5Ocd$1 for
small and 2565Oc for colts; gOatskins. prime
CORA 50d9Oc: large hair goats. 25M4 zoe; medium.
2O63Oc: small 56l15c-
TallOw-No. I rendered. 5Q5i i3c, No 2. 30
41hc; grease. 2a3c-
Wool-Fall clip; Northern free mountains. II
d13c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 13015c; south
ern more or less defective. 7zdSiac: fall
lambs s61Oc for southern and 12Q15c for
northern.
Hops-19G25c for crop OF 1909.
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Potntoes. Onion. and YegetahIes

Business in vegetables is OF fair proportions
and anything that is in light supply brings good
prices while receivers willing TO shade quo
tations whatever. is plentiful. Stocks of
mushrooms are far in excess of the demand and
receivers are accepting any fair offer for the
general run of supplies. Cuban tomatoes. celery
and held over lots of lettuce also Offering at
concessions. Rhubarb. peas. peppers and egg
plant all bringing high prices. Small lots of
asparagus coming in almost every day and
generally find buyers at 35d40c pound. POts-
toes and onions moderately active, with
prices pointing upward
Potatoes (per ctl)-River white, 75@9oc for
common TO choice and S16l1.1O for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks. $1.25G145; Oregon Burbanks.
S1.15d1.3o; Oregon early rose, s1.50; sweet po-
tatoes. $160d1.7j.
for Oregon.
Vegetables-TomatOes. Cuban. $3.256155O per
crate: green peas 10615e per III; garlic. &c per
ID: cabbage, 90c@S1.1 10 per ctl; eucumbers. S1d
1-j0 per dozen; caulhower. 751S5c per dozen
turnipS. 50G 65C per sack: carrots. 5Od soc per
sack; eggplant. 20c per Ib green peppers, 1213 a
15c per lb; rhuharb, 7MSc per lb: celery S2-5OM
for large and S1@1.25 for small crates; let
tuce, $30f per crate; mushrooms, 25GI5c per
hoy
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GRAIN MARKET
whent md Other Grain.

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-Chicago &c higher. wire from
at s., 100000 bushels, against 65,00o,0oo year
ago"
market, which continued quiet and weak.
CASH WHEAT
California, ; sonora. s2.0715 d2.1715
Propo and white Australian, 81. 05d2 10. North.
$1.S6A al: $50; turkey red, $1.90@2; bluestem,
So. 05M210.
FUTURES
No quotations.
los Sd, usual European options The chartered
grain tonnage in port is 920. against nothing
on the same date last year; disengaged, %. 400
tons, against 34.399; the way to this port,
0.161 tons, against $50. 7SS.
The heavy receipts of %, ,654 ctls yesterday
included 6l,roJ ctls on board vessel down from
Port Costa for export.
The market continued quiet, with the cash
grain fractionaly lower
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, 81 .35 a. 81 common TO
fair, $1.32i T1.35 per ctl; brewing, 81. 3Sa4 a
lao; shipping lots $1.37 u A0l.40; chevalier,
$160@1.8o per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 m. Session
May-$1 40 bid, 81 .404a asked.
December-S1.23 bid.
p. IN. Session
0ats-Are still laboring under liberal offerings
and poor demand There is no further decline,
however.
Reds .or feed S155dl 621h; reds for seed
$1.75@ 80; black, 81 5o612 30; gray nominal at
81 60G l.65; white, Sl.60@1 .67h per ctl for fair
to No. l.
81 81; large yellow S1.75M1 so; western states
yellow. in bulk San Francisco track. 81. 62is a.
1.65; white, $1.6 "a al 20: mixed, nominal; white
Egyptian, $1.62h @1.7212 brown do, s1.571a a
1.60 per ctl.
Rye-Continues quiet at s19o per ctl for Utah.
California is nominal
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FIour and Farinaceon. Cood.

The miTlers report steady market for hour
at unchanged prices.
Flour-Caifornia family extras. S. 6Od7 net
without discount; bakers extras S66O67: SUI
perfine. s.. .406I 10: Oregon and Washington per
hbl $5.IO65. 90 for family. bakers and patents
and $3.50 for cut on Kansas patents, Sc. 4561
60; do straights, 6.25G6.50: Dakota patents,
ST TO- do straights, Sc 20 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash no discount. follows: Graham -four
So 40 per 100 lbs; rye -four. 81: rye meal 81. so:
rice -four. ST. meal. %: extra cream do.
SS 80: meal. $40; cat groats. 81 so; farina
81 50: honiny. $3.50; buckwheat hour. 81. Leo:
whole wheat flour. So so. rolled oats. bbls. Sc T5
al %, in sacks 81. .4047; extra cream do, 81 in
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condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $50. SIG. .ss9; silver
dollars $4s3.995. 600; silver dollars Of 1890. So
995 600
General fund-Standsrd silver dollars in gen
eraI fund Sc 626 $50: current liabilities, $780,
800 $50: working balance in treasury offices.
SO I72 232: in bank credit OF treasurer of the
United states S36 442 372; subsidiary silver coin
SIS. .e3s 5T4: minor coin. 81 100 265; total bal
ance in general fund. ST. 594, ,0S0.
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REPORTED THE Cali
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers
lower.
Cotton futures higher.
Local stocks and bonds quiet.
Shipment of Ss1 geo to the orient.
Exchange rates about the same.
Grain market shows little change.
Heavy arrivals depress hay.
Beans quiet but steady.
Provisions In fair demand.
General advance in cattle and
hogs.
Severe loss of sheep In Nevada.
Wool. hops and hides unchanged.
Fair movement In dried fruits and
raisins.
Turpentine- advanced cents.
Butter and cheese higher; eggs
lower.
Potatoes and onions pointing up
ward.
Fruits quiet but steady.
Poultry market In good condition.
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steel Dividends and Earnings

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The directors of the
United States steel corporation today declared
regular quarterly dividend on the common stock
of ] per cent for the quarter ending December
81. and an extra dividend of 9. per cent, making
total dividend disbursement of 4 per cent for
1909. The regular dividend Of 1% per cent on
the preferred stock declared.
The total earnings of the steel corporation for
the quarter ending December 81 were S40,-
971 300.
The net earnings for the quarter ended De-
eember 81 were $34.400. 432. The surplus for the
last quarter of 1909 sic. .263. 800, and the
total surplus for 1909 was SIT .339, 40.
After further appropriations for extra dividends
on common stock and other purposes the surplus
for the year is 5,327, ,161.
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Meat Market

A general advance in live cattle and hogs is
noted Sheep remain unchanged. telegram
from eastern Nevada yesterday reported heavy
loss In sheep there owing to bad weather.
There is no further change in dressed meats.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-7la @stac per lb for steers. 7@71ac for
cows and heifers.
veal-eG11c for large and 10611c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 10GI11c; ewes, ga 10c per ID
Lamb-1215M13i2c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)--114 G12I5c for light
and 91a 610c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 5G5Hc
per ID; under 900 lbs 4ase: second quality, =
M4ac third quality. 3% M4c.
No. / cows and heifers. 4m414c: second quail
ity 3Am3&c; third quality. 3@3Hc; common,
thin undesirable cows. 3tm3e.
Fat bulls and stays 2hM2lac; half fat or
thin bulls. Lag
dium. 565Ac heavy. 4d4hc-
Sheep (per lbD-wethers, No. 1. 5H@5Ac;
ewes. 415M1a4c
Lamb (per Ib)-This years milk lambs. 61s
m7c.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed: weighing 100
to 14O lbs. SIC: 40 to 250 lbs Ss4c; 250 to $50
lbs SIC. common undesirable hogs, 5@6c-
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NEW YORK Jan 25.-Flour-Steady with
small trade; receipts SO, ,436 barrels; shipments,
IL .34T.
Wheat-Spot firm. No. red S1.30 bid ele-
vator and nominal f. c. b. aioat No | northern
Duluth and No. 2 hard winter. 81 25 nominal f. o.
b. afoat. There a sharp decline in wheat
early under heavy selling the weakness in
Wall street and lower cables, but the market
rallied In the afternoon. Prices closed 1a@esc
higher. May, S1.1s2s July. $I.0Ss Receipts,
73, 200 bushels; shipments 6, 400.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK Jan. 25.--Money on call steady
at 3d3l5 per cent ruling rate 3 Il closing bid,
8: offered al 3.
Time loans easier; 60 days offered at per cent
and 80 DAYS at and six months at 4M4K.
Prime mercantile paper. as per rent.
Sterling exchange frm. with actual business in
bankers bills al 81 S3S5 al $3.50 for so day bills
and at 81 S645 for demand
Commercial bills. 81. S3l4 d4S3a4.
Bar silver. 52Ac.
MEXICAN dollars, &c.
Bonds-Government steady, railroad weak
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Northern Mheat Market

PORTLAND, Jan 25.-Wheat. track prices
Club. 81 .O6; bluestem S1.16 red Russian, S1.O4;
turkey red S10s forty fold. Los; valley, 81 06.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Jan. 25.--Wheat- -Bluestem, S117M
S1.1S; club. los; red Russian S107.
SEATTLE, Jan. 25.-Mlling quotations Blue
stem, 1.14; club. Sill; fife, Sill; red Russian.
S1.0e. Export wheat-Bluestem. Sill; club,
81 .os; fife, S1os; red Russian, S1.06. Car re
celpts up to noon-Wheat. cars. Yesterday S
receipts-Wheat, cars; oats. L car; barley, Z
cars.
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AvaiIabIe Grain SuppJy

graphic communica tions received by Bradstreets
show the following changes I'm available sup
plies compared with the previous account
Wheat-Unted States east of the Rockies, in
creased 40 900 bushels; Canada, increased 44S.000
bushels: total United States and Canada. in
Creased 49T 600 bushels; afoat for and in Europe,
unchanged; total American and European supply,
increased 497 900 bushels.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce january :
PrnNisiOnS

The market is steady. but rather quiet at
present, with all quotations as before. Some
cutting of hams by new eastern company that
wishes to introduce its goods is reported. but
this is thought to be temporary.
Cottolene-0ne half Dbl. 131sc; half bbls,
13c: 1 tierce, 127sc; terces, 12&c; tierces.
12%c
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams. 1s6l1Sc; picnic hams.
l31ac; California hams. 1601Tc; fancy bacon. 6
TO lbs. 231ac; s 10 10 lbs 81 &c; 10 to 10 lbs.
2115c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs 19c: 10
to - lbs. 1S1ac; medium bacon, 1712c; light me-
dunn bacon. 171se.
Lard-Tierces 15a4c sos 16c los 161ac, &c
1880. IS 16$c; compound lard. terces lie, sos
11Ac, los 11"c. IS 117sc. IS 12c: yellow cook
ing oil, &c per gal; white cooking oil, 69c per
gall salad oil. Tic per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government. 81 per bbl higher.
Extra family beef. S12 per Dbl; family beef
S11.50 per bbl: extra mess beef, S11. 80 per bbl;
smoked beef 19c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels $3.50; clear.
$50; mess. $50: pig pork. S32. 90: pigs feet 50 80
for half bbls 81. 40 for % Id kegs and $1.35 for
kits.
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Deciduoux and citrus Fruits

Although business in fresh fruits is slow to
improve prices for the upper grades Of the lead
Ing descriptions are well maintained and whole
saers are confidently expecting a general revival
of trade with the return Of warm. sunny weather.
Newtown pipin apples are quoted higher, the
best four tier frul, being held at S1.50 a box.
while small premium is occasionally obtained
for larger fruit. Trashy apples are in less active
supply, and there is hardly anything obtainable
for less than 65c box. In the citrus depart
ment tangerines are firmly held and Mexican
lines are doing a little better, while prices for
sound navel oranges stand about the same as for
the last two weeks. Frost damaged oranges may
be bought cheap, some having been offered re-
Gently at 75cs 81 box. The quotations for Gran
berries omitted. there is practically moth
ing on the market except frost damaged stun.
for which there are no established prices
Apples (per bOxl-Fancy belfOwers. 81 25e1
Loo; do Newtown pippins, 81 1-25d so; do red,
$1.50@1.15; common 10 choice. 65cdS1.
Citrus Fruits (per bOx)-Navel oranges. S2-25
@2.50 for fancy and s1-50G2 for choice; tanger-
ines. 81 .25Gi1.50 per box; grapefruit. - 500
for seedess and $l.5Od2 for common; lemons,
$35od4 for fancy. S2G2.5O for choice and 81 "a
% for standard lines. $4G5.
Tropical Fruits-Bsnanas. 75cdS1. 25 per bunch
fer Hawaiian and 81. SOFAS for Central American;
pineapples S2G2. 30 per dozen.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PETALUMA Jan 25.-The price paid for eggs
remained unchanged today after the receipt of
quotations from the San Francisco dairy eX
change: 33c and 32c the ruling prices
Poultrymen are seeking eggs for Matching. and
from now on many will be used for that purpose
Production is improving and Aarge shipments are
being made daily.
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Minneapolis Grain and produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20 Wheat-May,
S112A; July, $111% cash. No. l hard, $1.14@
114A No. l northern. ST. 13la d1.1+A; No.
northern, S11115 al. 12A No. northern, $I.09l2
M111A
Corn-No yellow. 60A G61Ac
0ats-No white. 45645Hc.
Rye-No 2. 7614 @77&.c.
Fiax-So
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Live Cattle and Hogs Higher
Butter Higher Eggs Lower

was not sale made until buyers had run the
market up to 3515c. The price commenced TO
recede Immediately and the last lot sold went at
34c. the quotation
Trading the exchange was confined TO extra
eggs, the sales being follows: 20 cases at
3515c 10 at Soc, 20 at 3415c and 10 at SIC a
dozen.
Receipts were 50.7O0 pounds Of butter, 1900
pounds of cheese and 945 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations eStab-
lished yesterday and the three preceding day 5
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices IN
the street. while governed by the exchange quo
tations generally range from 1 1ac to &c higher.
owing to the various charges to be added.
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Not Much Activity in Local
Securities or Mining Stocks
Loans, Exchange and silver

ances. SII4.4S4
SEATTLE, Jan. 25.-Clearmgs, Sl,9ISol3; pal
ances, $42S, ,914.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK Jan. 25.-Hops-Ffrm.
Hides-Firm.
Petroleum Steady
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw quiet; 8IuscOvado. 50 test s.ssc:
centri fugal. 96 test. 4-0sc. moiasses sugar 80
test S.Sae. Refined steady.
Coffee-Futures closed steady net unchanged
to points lower. Sales reported Of Il. go
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Nnrfhern Rnsiness

TACOMA. Jan. 25.-clearings. sse1,477: bal
ances. $72. III.
PoRTiAND. Jan. 25.-cIearings, s.. .2a2. $50;
balances. SI0T. .a10.
SPOKANE, Jan. 25.-Clearings, S72G.117. bal
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Cheese-CalifOrnia fancy hats, 19c per 10, nrm;
do frsts lie, firm do seconds. Ice firm; fancy
Young Americas 2Oc. steady; do 6rsts, lSc.
steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. zoe, firm;
do fats, 19c, firm; California fancy storage flats.
1t I2c, firm; do frsts. 161ae. firm: storage Young
Americas. 1Shc, firm; New York singles. 10 l2c.
firm; do daisies, 1912c. firm; Wisconsin singles.
1S12c, firm.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. Jan. 25.-Boston sympathized with
the New York market Forced ciquidation
caused heavy declines. especially in Lake stock
which was well bought at low prices. Adven-
ture was persistently bought decline and
rallied easily. Cannot say. however, that there
were any very strong fsvorites.
The following list is furnished by Z. F. Hut
ton & Co. $50 California street. San Francisco:
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Dried Fruits. RaisIns. Nuts and Hone,

An improved movement in prunes is reported.
with the large sizes very scarce. Peaches a
fraction lower. The other fruits meeting
with fair demand for this time of the year.
There is also a fair demand for raisins at un-
changed prices.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. Tsi 6s12e; apricots.
10Q12c moorpark, 1261Sc; peaches. 56tTc;
prunes pa G3c with p ale premium for 40s;
figs. 4M4lac; pears, 6G10c; nectarines, 546c-
Raisins-Layers. clusterS-6 crown, $3.50:
crown. S1.75: 4 crown. $1-25; seeded. Az 05Ac;
ordinary layers, crown. 95c; crown, 90e;
seedless sultanas 213 @4e; Thompson's seedless.
34 G31ac for unbleached and IdT12c for
bleached: loose muscatel. 1 crown. &c; 3 crown.
31hc; crown. Sc; seedless, 2Lc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpsreils, 14t2 15c: IXL.
lag 141sc; ne plus ultra 13G131sc; Drake, 1O1a
ale; languedocs l0G1012c; hardshell: 61aQ
&c; walnuts 13Ac per lb for No. 1 softshells,
S15c for No. . do pecans, 1415 a 16c: Italian
chestnuts. 91a G10c; peanuts, 415@5c; pine nuts,
1SG20c per ID.
Honey-Comb. 14615c for water white and 10
a 12c per lb for light amber; dark amber. TqSc;
extracted. T11c for water white and So as 15c
for light amber; candled and dark amber, 4E
41ac per 10.
26c for dark.
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sacks and $50 in barrels. rolled wheat. bbls
800 in sacks 81 2505: pearl barley 81. 20
split peas, boxes 500 for yellow and $3.50 Tor
green per 100 lbs.
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California fresh. per doz. cases included:
POrtIand Rutter Market

PORTLAND, Jan. -Butter-City and cOun-
try creamery extras 39c; fancy, SJ@STc; store,
20624c.
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
10 100000 bushels; primary receipts. $4,000
bushels. compared with 427 900 bushels the cor
responding day year ago; the worlds visible
supply. shown by Bradstreet's, increased 4S1,
600 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, Al cars: corn, 364 cars; oats, 155 cars;
hogs, % 600 head
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The Siberia took out a treasure list of $s1 200.
consisting of $40, 500 in silver bullion, shipped to
Calcutta by the International banking corpora
tion, and 81, 100 in gold dust. shipped TO bong-
kong nv Wells Fargo & Co.
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Poultry and Game


Three cars of western chickens have been re-
ceived and disposed Of thus far this week and
with receipts Of domestic stock running light
the market remains in good shape for the selling
interests. Large young chickens continue TO lead
in point of demand and nrmness, the proportion
of such stock in the arrivals being small
Dressed turkeys are still arriving and while
good large birds are selling well inferior lots
are overlooked. Game continues to move on
Poultry (per dozeni-Hens. S5d6 for small
STG7.50 for large and $S6I1O for extra: young
ROSTERS $5&5.5o fryers. ss6T5S; broiers. S.
@6 for large and S3.50G4 for small; ducks
81. 50@S per pair; dressed turkeys, 24Q2Tc per
pound
Game (per dozen) - MalIard ducks. $5@7:
canvasbacks, S4.5O@7.50; spring. $3.5O64 so:
teal. $293; widgeon. s2GS; spoonbflls Sl.T5@
2.25; backjaeks. S2G2.50; gray ducks. $3. .5064:
gray geese. So. 3.50q4,50: white geese. S1.5o@
a.; rabbits, $2.50d2.75.
Beans and Seeds
Blackeye beans are firm at material sd-
show further change
The bean report of Adolf Kosbland says:
Arrivals have been moderate AT the same
time there has been fair demand particu-
larly for varieties. and a slight improve
ment has taken place in the value Of blackeye
beans as the result of such inquiry
The price of Lima beans is being maintained.
1t is doubtful. however. if the Lima Bean Grow
ers' association win take such action as has
been published as result of the meat boycott
Such action would be unwse and would exem-
fought in other quarters. Supply and demand
must regulate the values of agricultural
products
''Stocks in this state not at all excessive
and it is likely that prices will be maintained
But with some of the unusually high prices
ruling, the demand for these varieties is likely
TO be for smaller quantities.
Lady Washington beans. on account of the
competition of eastern beans remain quiet and
show improvement in value. although there
has been advance in eastern white beans At
the same time white beans being imported
from Europe into the eastern states -
Prices for seeds remain as before quoted
Beans tper ctll--Bayos. $J. 25@5 30: pea nom
inal; small white. $40; large white. SO. 10
So pink. $4.2564 4S5: red $666.5O: black
eye s4d4. 10 lima, S4 o5a4 10; red kidneys s.
d525: cranberry beans. 81. .40d4-50; Garvanzas
81. .50d3: horse beans, S1.T5G2
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4Iac; yellow mustard
SIZE faxseed. DC. carload lots: canary. 32s 04c;
alfalfa. 16fa61Ic; rape. 2623tc: imported rape
4d411c; timothy, SC; hemp. 31s a &c; millet, &c
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green S5 per ctl