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Lnnns. Exchanre and silver
STOCK MARKET

The Alaska packers association declared a
dividend yesterday of $3.50 a share, payable
February TO- 1910.
While business in local securities yesterday
not up TO the volume of Tuesday. it was
active. nevertheless. with Spring Valley water
still the center of attention. 1t declined from
SAG. .371s to $45.3Ta, but recovered TO S45 60 u
stocks were firm, with Makavel higher. Alaska
Packers was also firm at Sss. ST12 There were
sales of Anglo and don-Paris national bank
at STAG. 50G146T5. California street cable was
ex dividend OF 6oc- Sales of bonds were
$40. 600.
In the unlisted section Pacific gas common
was quoted at s55456, preferred at $50 5oet
80 soc.
There was no noteworthy change in either
Comstocks southern Nevadas.
Amalgamated oil dividend OF 81 yes
terday.
On January the Anglo and LondonP ma
tional bank declared dividend for the pre-
ceding six months at the rate of per cent
per annum. making disbursement Of $40, 600.
The Seaboard national bank recently paid a
dividend 70 stock holders for the last quarter at
the rate of per cent per annum-
The mill report of the Tonopah mining com
pany for the last week shows that average
of 81 out Of the 100 stamps were dropping con
stantly. crushing $3.50 tons of ore, Of an aver
age value of $21 per ton. The bullion ship
S5T. .T50, and So tons of concentrates worth
SI3. 200. making the total bullion shipments
amount to $40. $50. An average extraction of 81
per cent was recorded. The output of the mlIl
for the month of December amounted to $3.50
600, OF which S224. 900 was in bullion and
So, coo in concentrates. The total tonnage for
the month was l430o dry tons.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Corn made new crop rec
ords today. Oats also advanced and wheat.
after falling off in the forepart of the session.
made decided advances and closed above yester-
DAYS figures Provisions showed strength.
Noticeable early weakness in the wheat pit to-
day based on depressing foreign cables, primary
arrivals trebling those of year ago and stag
nant demand for cash wheat. later changed
TO an advance of from sc to Ac over yesterday
figures. The range for the day was from ssc to
&c. On the slump May touched S1121a and
closed Sake higher than yesterdays final
hgures at $1.13A @1.13ss.
Weather had nsarked effect in corn. Futures
travelled over a range of from 4sc to q ale and
established new record prices for the crop, May
touching $3.50, July 6914c and September 6s1se
The close was at almost the top, with May &c
higher at 693sc.
Prices in oats We're strong throughout. The
principal buyers commission houses and
cash concerns The range for the day was
from y Qfsc. prices never falling below the
opening figures The close was at nearly top
prices with May = ale higher than yesterday S
final figures at 4S$tc
Provision prices closed: Pork 321a 6p35c, lard
l2h Q15c and ribs 171a 620c higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
High Ovv Close
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-Foreign futures were lower. This
market was very weak and apparently on the
verge OF decline. Buyers could secure sup
plies below quotations in many instances.
CASH WHEAT
California, ; Sonora. s2-10@2.20: Propo
wheat-Club sl.92h @19Ila Russian red. s1.90
4l.92i5, turkey red, $1.95 az. 05; bluestem
S2R12 OILS per ctl
FUTURES
No quotations
Barley-The May option was very weak yes
ket, and besides it was under bear manlpula-
tlon which depressed it. The Los Angeles mar
ket is taking liberal lines from the San Joa-
quin valley.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed, $1.46A good to choice feed
GU; brewing, Sl.45014T1s; shipping lots, $1.45;
chevalier, $1e0@1 50 per ctl
1920 a. M. Session
Nav Open High q Loy sya, ., Close
i = Sales as bid siss as asEea * sA
D. m. Session
Open High Low Close
May ....... 81. .43a. Sl.44 $i.43si s1.44
Decemher-No sales % hid, Sl.s2 asked.
oats-Deaers are quoting very weak mar
ket; with quotations unchanged.
81 ls5@2, 10; black. s1.s5d2.30; gray. nominal at
Sl.fe@1.5: white. S1.7o@I.15 per ctl for fair to
No. and S177H al 80 for extra choice.
Corn--Small round yellow. 81 Sl.10@l.I5; white,
Slt3dl.s So large yellow, s1.I5M1.S0; western
states yellow. in bulk. San. Francisco track
l62la per ctl: white Egyptian s1.s5@1.70
brown do. sl.51Ia a e21a per ctl
inal.
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Eastern livestock Market
SOUTH OMAHA


OMAHA Jan 12--Cattle- Receipts 4 Ooo
Market slow Native steers. $4ei1. %: cows ana
heifers, 5000; western steers. s4as; COWS
stockers and feeders. s.. 2.75N5: calves e. s,,Ss
$50; bulls. stays. etc. S2.T5n4.40
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market strong to :.
light $S-156S-20; bulk OF sales. IS. 2067s 81
Sheep Receipts. 5000 Market slow an,
lower. YearItngs. S465N 7.jO: wetherS e. cnes
8; ewes, $i.S00 $50: lambs. ST.40Gs so
KANSAS CITY
5000 Market steady 70 strong Native stsess go
$t-s0e7 : %. cows and heifers. S2.6Ods. sto..s,
ers and feeders. $525af5 -; bulls. Sc tnSj : fo.
calves. $4US-75. western steers SfSss. ~. ~.
western cows &505. -'-'''s
Hogs-Receipts, 12.00O. Market weak to :,
lower. Bulk Of sales, $SmS.3O: heavy IS sos,
SIS; packers and butchers. IS. 1O1s *. ll~b,s
81 7561 : 20: pigs. S6.75ft7 80. Isn't
sheep-keee4Pts, 5000. Market steady Mut.
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MIscELLANEOUs MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Ian 12-Hutton's wire SAYS
'''The market opened down under heavy ofrerin.s
and continued to decline. with oniy occasion ,I
reactions. until prices were on S3 to 81 n hale
and about s. bale down from the recent HIN
level Later the market showed some recovery
but was extremely nervous with trade yerv
heavy. and the feeling was one of great so-
prehenSion and uncertainty. The margin calls
for the last few DAYS have been on ire
mendOuS scale. and il has taken great nerve
and likewise great ability TO respond 10 demands
to carry cotton through the decline Tf -
stated that the west and south have Iioui-
dated very large holdings. Reports were .,,,r-
rent that every operator who has been Identified
with the bull side was dpding It wise to reduce
holdings get out entirely.~
Spot closed quiet. So points lower Nidflfin..
upands 1jc; middling gulf. Il. 2Jc No saIes
COTTON FVTT RES
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Potatoes. onions and vegetables

Two boxes on asparagus one OF natural aud
the other of forced growth came in yesterday
The former from the river and sold at 6oe a
color and the receiver had not disposed OF II up
to a late hour Several cOnsignments OF choice
bell peppers came in from the Los Angeles re-
gion and were held at sharply advanced prices
Peas of good quality remained firm, while poor
stock continued TO drag at weak rates There
was nothing new IN potatoes onions.
Potatoes (per etl)-River white, T5@9Oc for
common to choice and $1e 10 for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks, 81. .25@11. 40; Oregon Burbanks.
s1.20@I 30 sweet potatoes. S1.6091.75.
Onions-$1MIIO 10 per ctl.
Vegetables-Green peas. 10@1Sc per 10: gar
lie, care per ID: cabbage. 40G50e per ctl;
cucumbers, $1d1.50 per dozen; caulidower- 75G
S5c per DOZEN turnips. 75c per sack: carrots.
65d75c per sack: eggplant 15c per lb; green
peppers. S910c per ID; rhubarb, 81. T592 per box
celery, 30G4Oc per dozen; lettuce. S005.5O per
crate; mushrooms, 50c@S1.25 per box.
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Hay md Feedstun.

The circular Of Somers & Co. says of hay.
lowing to heavy arrivals the market has
shown some little weakness. although all things
being considered it has held up very well. So
such strong hands that any decrease in ship
ments will find corresponding strength in the
market here.
THE continued cold weather throughout the
state is helping the consumption OF hay very
materially and many holders are beginning to
find markets in unexpected districts. The move
ment of hay north still continues. and although
must be admitted that II the steady demand
continues ii will materially help In shaping the
market for the balance of the season.
practically all of the Hawaiian business is
now being done from this port and this bust
ness is assured for this market for some months
10 come we can naturally look for an improve
nent in trade because Of this alone.
ssBut little choice wheat hay Is coming 10
market. 50 IL is diffcIlt at the moment 10 quote
on this particular grade Other grades continue
along practically unchanged, although occasional
sales made both above and below quota
Bran-s27G2s for red and s2sq29 per ton fer
white
Shorts-s29d30 80 per ton
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. S30G3f: rolled cats
for feed s3sGS9; mixed feed. $2sN33 for aver
a age lots: oilcake meal. --; cocoanut cake or
ton Iots jobbing. $26: meal. $3S67;9:
cracked corn S3Sd39: alfalfa meal, carload lots
$50: jobbng. S21: red star alfalfa meal. SCI IN
carload lots and S21 for jobbing; Caproeo oslcake
meal, $3.50 per ton
Hay-wheat. S15019.5O. wheat and oat Sl3n
II: tame oat. $126Ls; volunteer wild oat. $10d
II; alfalfa, S99i2; stock hay, S7010 per ton
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Meat Market


Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
BeefG71h dsc per lb for steers. 6ls@71sc for
cows and heifers.
veal-sG lie for large and 100 1o15c for small.
NIutton-wethers, 10G11c; ewes, 9@10c per Id.
Lamb-12l5 G13Ac per H.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1115 @12l5c for light
and 91a 610c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. AZ G5c
per lb; under 900 lbs, 1sc; second quality, Al
@41ac; third quality, 34@3%c.
No. 1 and hefers. 3a4 @4c; second quail
ity, 81 M31hc; third quality, 2A 63c; common,
thin undesirable cows, 215M2s4c.
Fat bulls and stays, "a @2Ac; half fat or thin
Caives-Light weight per lb. size: medium.
Sc; heavy, 4@4Hc.
Sheep lper ib)-wethers, No 1. 5Aa5Hc;
Lamb (per Ib}-This years milk lambs, 61s
@7c.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, SIC; 40 to $50 lbs, SI2c; $50 to $50
lbs, Sc; common, undesirable hogs, 5@6c.
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Loe AngeIe. NInrket.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 12.-Local fresh butter
advanced 2l5c to 77 &c for a ,wo pound roll on
the produce exchange today. Creamery extra
held at soc. Extra selected and ranch can
died eggs advanced &c a dozen to 4Oc and 3Sc.
Receipts of produce in Los Angeles today were:
EGGS, lis cases; butter. $3.50 pounds: cheese
Ill pounds; potatoes, $3.50 sacks; onions. none /;
apples. 800 boxes.
Eggs (per dOzenl Extra select. 40c: local
ranch eandled. first. SSc; caSe count S5c: stor-
age packed extras, SOC; storage packed seconds.
2Sc.
Butter (per > II rolI)-Creamery extra. IKE:
creamery, hrst. 6I33e; eastern creamery. extras
6713c; cooking butter. 26c per H.
Cheese lper lbl-Northern fresh. zoe; northern
storage. 1914 U zoe. eastern singles. 10000:
eastern twins. 20621c: eastern eheddars. 2nal
2Ic: eastern lOnghOrn. zoe: eastern daisy 2Oc: /:
Swiss. imported 3Oc. domestic DC; brick cream
2Oc; Hmburger. 2002Ic; imported Edan- sSd9
case Of II: Oregon daisy, Pie.
Beans tper cti)-No. I pink, 81 9On5. No
limas. S4.4Gd4 4.50 Lady Washington. 81 25m
40; small white, s.. 40d 500; blackeyes 81 a..
Gsarvanzss. $3.50: lentilS. 81
Potatoes (per ctlJ-Salinas. 81 .5Od ( 81: high
lands. S1.10d1.35; Lompoe. $t6561.75; Watson
vile, 81. jO6t 10.
Onions tper ctD-Oregon. S1.T5@Ls5; garlic,
per 10. 9H12c.
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Pnn1tw md Gnme

Business in poultry less active yesterday
than on the preceding day, but there was no
western stock received and receipts from state
points continued light prices for all descriptions
of live stock were maintained. About so cases
of dressed turkeys came In and sold at 26G 2Sc a
pound for general offerings. while occasional
sales of prime stock were reported at 29c. Game
was dull, with prices rather weak than other
wise.
Sc soar so for large and $SGi10 for extra: young
ROSTERS $6.JOG7.50: do extra large, SS910; old
roosters. s4d5; fryers, S6@6.5O; broilers. S4Q5
pigeons $3.50: squads. $3Gl3.5Q; geese, S2.5OQ3
per pair; dressed turkeys. 26G2Sc per ID.
Game (per dozen)-Mallard ducks. S4M6: can
vasbacks S3.5O66 sprig. S3.5O6f5; teal, 81 30
as: widgeOn. $2G2.50; spOOnbills. $1.7562;
blackjscks. S2@S: gray ducks. S3G3.J0; gray
geese So 5OG4 so: white geese. S1.5O6l2. so:
brant S25Od4; honkers, S66l9; hare, $1.756
2; rabbits, 81. 25 a. 80.
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PETALUMA Jan. Eggs took another drop
today after the receipt of quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange; SOC was the best
offering time receipts, 29c cash was paid by
local dealers and speeulators The demand is
good and receipts are improving.
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 12.-The continued heavy
downward movement of eggs has caused con
sternation among the pOultrymen, as there IS
no apparent cause for the slump now in progress
While the output is increasing. there is no such
quantity to cause prices to go to the lever
they reaching at the present time, as the
demand continues good for all offered. On re-
cept of advices today from the San Francisco
dairy produce exchange prices dropped &c. the
local quotations going to 29c per dozen Tor
choice and 26c for seconds
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Flour and FarInaceous Good.

Flour-California family extras, S66O97 net
without discount; bakers extras. $660d7. su
perfne S5.4O65.70: Oregon and Washington per
Dbl. s5.T0G15.90 for family. bakers and patents
and S4.90 for cut on; Kansas patents. $6-45G
$40; do straights. Sc. 5G6-50; Dakota patents,
81. 10; do straights. $6.70 per bbl-
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. no discount, are as follows: Graham hour.
50 40 per 100 IDS; rye nous. -; rye meal S5. 50;
So 5O oat meal. $40; Oat greats, $4. so; fariua
81 so; hominy, $3.50; buckwheat -four. 81 co:
whole wheat -four. s.. so: rolled oats. bbls STA
I.25, in sacks $4.40G6T5; extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and $3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat. bbis
$3.50, in sacks $423@5; pearl barley. St.75:
green per. 100 lbs.
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3Oiac and 90 at Gle a dozen.
Receipts 26. 500 pounds OF butter, 14,OVo
pounds of cheese and g90 cases of eggs
The following official quotation establlsneo
by the sales, bids and offers on the boor or the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street while gov
erned by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 1hc to &c higher, owing TO the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 34c per 10,
firm; do frsts, 3:Sc. firm; do seconds, 29c,
firm California storage extras, &c, hrm !;
do hrsts, 3Oc firm; extra storage ladies, 20 12c,
firm; do hrsts 25c, steady.
Cheese-California fancy fats 1Sc per 10,
firm; do 6rsts, 161sc, firm: do seconds. 16c. nrm;
fancy Young Americas, 19c, steady; do nrstS,
1Sc, steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas,
1S1ac, firm: do fats, 1S15c, hrm; California
fancy storage flats, 1715e, firm; do drsts. 1915.
firm; storage Young Americas, 1870, firm; New
York singles 1870. firm; do daisies, 191ae,
firm: wisconsin singles. 1S1le, firm.
Eggs (per dozen, cases included) d)-California
fresh extras, Sic firm; do frsts, Soc. firm
do seconds, zoe. firm; do thirds &c. firm; Call
forna storage extras, nominal.
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

Continued large arrivals and a general inchna-
resulted in another drop in egg quotations yes
terday, the decline being 2c in extras and frsts
and 1c in seconds and thirds Trading was con
fined 10 extras under thee call on the exchange
and bid of Soc dozen accepted for the
first lot offered The market subsequently re-
covered and closed Arm at Sic. the new quota
tion The new prices for the under grades were
established by bids. The quotations for storage
goods omitted
The general situation in butter was unchanged
Stocks were ample, but prices were maintained
and all grades of fresh creamery goods were
officially declared firm instead of steady as in
the last report. Cheese was quiet aud un-
changed.
Salesa on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-20 of fresh extras at sic a
pound
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce january II
Provisions

Local packers and wholesalers report the mar
ket active and strong, with an exceptionally
good demand for compound lard.
Cottolene-One half bbl, 1870; half bbls,
13c: / terce, 125sc; tierces, 12%c; tierees,
12esc
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows Hams, II y d1Sc: picnic hams.
1312c; California hams. 16@1Tc; fancy bacon, 8
to lbs. 231ac; to 10 lbs, 2115c; 10 to IL lbs.
211@c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs 19c; 10
to II lbs, 1S1ac: medium bacon, 171sc; light me-
dunn bacon, 1712c.
16%c 3 16ac; compound lard. tierces lie, sos
1lAc los 11s4c, 5s &c, SIS 12c; yellow cook
ing oil. 67c per gal; white cooking oil, 69c per
gal: salad OIL Tic per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $12 per bbl; family
beef. S1150 per bbl; extra mess beef $1l.50
per bbl; smoked beef, 19c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $3.50: clear,
$30 mess $50: pig pork. $32. 50 pigs feet.
$3.50 for half bbls. $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and
$135 for kits.
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CondItlon OF the Trea.urr

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12-Tbe condition ~
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
follows:
Trust funds-csold coin, $s74 40. SEQ: silver
dollars. $4S4. $40. 600: silver dollars Of 1890
Ss.ss3.00o; silver certificates outstanding S4S4
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund $5461. TAI; current liabilities sl05
g35,90l; working balance in treasury Offices
81, $50. All; in banks credit OF treasury Of
the United States, $36. 37T 325 subsidiary silver
coin, SlI,l95, ,e64; minor coin, $685.. .246; total
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Conditions and prices in the market for fresh
fruits remained exactly the same yesterday IS
on the preceding day. Dullness continued to
dominate the entire market, retail tradesmen
were waiting for the weather to moderate be-
fore purchasing freely. and there was very little
movement in shipping channels. Three cars OF
oranges came in and We're added to the already
heavy accumulation of that fruit
Cranberries-ST@S.5 per bbl.
Apples (per bOx)-Fancy bellhOvers, 81 .25f1
1.50: do Newtown pippins, $1.25d so; do red.
S1-50M1.1j; choice. 75ed$1: common. 40d 65c ;
Christmas apples, 81 75G225.
Pears-Winter Nellis. $262.25 per box; other
varieties, 81 1G1.2
Citrus Fruits tDer boxl-Navel oranges. $2-25
M2-50 for fancy and 81. .6JG2 for choice; tanger-
ines. 75cG$1 for small and 81 80 for large
boxes: grapefruit. 81 50d3 for seedless; lemons.
$3.50G4 for fancy. 50. 5063 for choice and 81 a
1.50 for standard; lines. S4G4.5O
Tropical Fruits-Bananas $161.I5 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 2.5O63. so for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, $2Q2.50 per dozen.
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Dried Fruits. Rai.Ins, Nut. and Hone

There is better demand for prunes in New
York. owing to cold weather, but business is Of
jobbng character
Fruits-Evaporated apples. ~ 0S1se; aprieots.
10q12c; moorpark. 121a 913c; peaches, 5h a
figs. 4G415c; pears, 6d10c; nectsrines. 5d6c
Raisins-Layers, clusters-6 crown $3.50: )
crown. $l.75; crown, 81 %; ordinary layers,
crown, 90c; crown. S5c; seeded. 41G5Acs
seedless sultanas. 2hG4c; Thompson's seedless.
3Ac for unbleached and TG71ac for bleached /;
loose muscatel. crown, 4c; crown. sac: ?
crown. &c; seedless, 2Lc.
Nuts-AlmOnds nonpareils 1412@15c; IXL.
14@1442c; plus ultra. 1SG131ac; Drake, 1O1a
a lie; languedOcs, 10@1015c: hardshells. 61a a
&c; walnuts, 131zc per ID for No 1 softshells.
SIZE for No do; pecans, l415 d16c; Italian
chestnuts. 91a @1Oc; peanuts, Az @5c: pine nuts,
1S620c per lb.
Honey-Comb. 14915c for water white and 10
a l2c per ID for Light amber; dark amber, T9Sc
extracted, T1Sc for water white and 5A G61ze
for light amber; csndied and dark amber. "A
4 12e per H.
Beeswa1- GsOc per Ib for light and $50
DC dark
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cash Grain and ProyjsiouS

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.VCash quotations as
follows: Flour steady. No. rye, 7912c. Feed
or mixing barley 6406Sc; fair to choice malt
ing. 69674c. No. I southwestern haxseed
S2.OS; do No. L northwestern, s2.1S; timothy
seed $500. Glover, S15 Mess pork, per bbl,
So. .106122. % Lard. per 100 lbs $12721a a
II T5. Short ribs, sides 0oose), S1150@ 11S7 y (;
short clear sides (boxed). S12m12 %.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and flour were
equal to 2t6O00 bushels Primary receipts were
God, 900 bushels. compared with 200 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 20 cars corn,
227 cars; oats, ST ears; hogs, 2s,000 head.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan. 12.-Bluestem, S1.20; club,
81 10; red Russian, S10S.
SEATTLE, Jan. 12.-Milling quotations: Blue
stem, SI15; club. Sill; fife. Sill; red Rus
sian S1.09. Export Bluestem, SLIP; club,
81 .0S; fife, $1.os; red Russian, $1.06. Car re-
ceipts up to noon--Wheat, 10 cars; oats, cars.
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat, % cars; oats,
cars; barley, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Jan. 12.-Track prices: Club.
Sill: bluestem, S1.21; red Russian, S110: tur-
key red, SLIP; forty fold. LIZ; valley, Sl.10.
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Ncu York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-FIour-Quiet and about
steady Receipts, 23,374 barrels; shipments,
1865 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. steady: No. l red. $1.33 eleva-
tor domestic aud $I.32 I. O.. b. adoat nominal
No. l northern Duluth $1.27A; No. hard win
ter, s1.2sA f. o. b. ahoat. nominal There was
a nervous market in wheat and prices. after de
clining 15M5sc early under weak cables and
larger receipts, rallied in the afternoon. The
close was about Isc net higher. May closed at
l.20A July. Sill. Receipts, So 400 bushels.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Money on call firm,
S@5 per cent; ruling rate. As; closing bid. 34 ;
offered at 4.
Time loans easier; 60 days and 90 days, Az "a
~ per cent; months. 4I5@4S4.
Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at S4 S3756n4. $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at $4.S6S0 for demand
Commercial bills, S4.s31s G4.S34s.
Bar silver, 523sc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Bonds-Goyernments, easy: railroads, irregu-
lar
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Renns and Seed.

Beans (per ctD-Bayos, s5G5-25: pea. nom
inaI: small white, S4.50@4S5: large white, Sc. -
1880: pink So 39Od4 10: red. $6@7; blackeye.
So 9Od415; lima. 81. .10G4-20; red kidneys. s.. 25
6l5.40: cranberry beans, s.. % d4-50; Garvsnzss,
81. .50@3. So horse beans. $1.75G2.25.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 4g4ke; yellow mus
tard 5he; faxseed 49gSc. carload lots; ca
imported rape, 4@4hc: timothy, &c; hemp. 3H
63%c; millet, &c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. So per ctl.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
lower.
{ Cotton has a sharp drop.
Spring Valley water stock lower.
New York and sterling exchange
higher.
Wheat very weak and dull.
Barley quiet. Oats weak.
No change in hay or beans.
Provision and meat markets as
before.
Eggs declined again. Butter firm.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Fresh fruits continue dull.
Poultry steady and game weak.
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MINNEAPOLIS Jan. L. = Wheat = May,
S1.13ss July. 81. .121A 61.12S; cash-No. L hard,
S1.15s al 16k No. l northern. S1.149s d1.15A
No. northern, $1.129s Gibbs; No northern,
S1.11A M112%.
CorngNo s yellow, 599. 66oTc.
Oats-No. 3 white. 45Ts a 1850
Rye-No. 2 76S4 6TS24c.
Flax-S2 26s.
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st. LOui. Wool Mark.

ST LOUIS, JaS t2.-WOOl-U nchanged Me-
dium grades. cOmbing and clothing 24S72ec.
light fine 22927c; heavy the 12Q2lcs tub
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Northern business

PORTLAND. Jan. 12-Clearings, $1,564 5s4;
balances, S191 1892.
TACOMA, Jan. 12.-Clearinss, sess.so5; bal
ances, $50, ,942.
SEATTLE. Jan. 12.-Clearings, s2.2ss21o;
SPOKANE. Jan. 12.-clearings, ss7s. 1902; bal
ances, $146, Ell.