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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.

Malaga grapes. grown in Spain were Offering
again yesterday. One lot OF II and one Of 10
barrels came in from of the northern mar
ketS and Were sold at S6.506T7 "a barrel. TIE
larger assignment tskeu by local trades
man for the tourist steamer Cleveland. Other
wise the market devoid of feature In rhe
citrus department tsngerines, mandarin oranges
and selected grapefruit firm while navel
oranges. lemons and lines in excessive
supply and weak, with only the finest offerings
receiving any attention. The upper grales OF
apples were firmly held, though the demand was
limited.
Apples (per box)-Fancy beIlnowers. 81 ESQ
l 80; Newtown pippins. 81 25QI 80; do red,
81 50GI1- 20; common TO choice. 65cGs1.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-NaveI oranges, 81. %
az. 80 for fancy and 81 50eI2 for choice: frosted
15e0S1 tangeriues, 81 .256t2. % per box: mansa-
and S1.j0N2 for common; lemons. sSH3.5O for
fancy. S2@ 2.50 for choice and S1M12j for
standard: lines. $404.5e.
Tropical Fruits-BsnaBss. T5e6$1-25 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s.. J001S for Central
American; pineapples S2G2 so per dozen.
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Eastern livestock Market
SOTTU OMAHA

SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts.
$500 head market slow. Native steers <tG7 !,
cows and heifers. $50 30; western steers. $500
nc; and beifers. S2sTSd4- 4-50: Gamers.
s2.Jd4; stcrkers and feeders. e.so@ $50;
calves. $4nss bulls. stays. ETC. S@05-
Hogs Receipts. ;. 400 head; market 5c lower
Heavy. $S.s5N1S.55: MIXED. SS.300rS. so light
5000 10; pigs, STdT-7J; hulk Of sales. $500
$40.
Sheep-ReeciptS 60O0 head market Toe high
er Yesrlings. S6 60a go. wefhers. $3.50 %
ewes, <5@6; lambs. 81 So
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Feb. S.-CattIe--Receip.s.
J.Oo0 head: market steady 70 strong Native
steers. SJei7.2J: and heifers. 81 -9O6f6 -;
stockers and feeders. 81 2-56IJ. 30: bulls. $4,000
do; calves. S4m9; western steers. 50. TJN .. %;
western cows. S:sN5.
Hogs-ReceiPtS. 5000 head; market So lower
Bulk Of sales. Ss 25efS.J5; heavy, s.. 500 :. go;
packers and butchers $S.25el sJ5; light, SSl0ws
SD; pigs. TM7.a0.
Sheep--ReceiPts. 1000 head: market steady.
NiuttOns. 81. 5Oel6 -: lambs. SO $50: fed west
ern wethers and yearlings. SJ0 30; fed western
ewes. $4J0lJ $50.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

WneQt ana OtucI
Wheat-The eastern and foreign markets
showed little change yesterday The San Fran
cisco market also stood about the same
A Chicago wire saws: Larger Argentina ship
meDts. Continued large Russian shipments.
Free offerings. Free offerings OF Australian
wheat. Spot market easy. with poor demand.
Argentina shipments estimated at 100000.
All foreign news bearisb.
The Price Current weekly summary says:
With little exception the wheat crop Is main
tanning good position. Where tops Of plants ap-
pear brown the root is not impaired
CASH WHEAT
California, -; Sonora. s2.05@2.15; Propc
wheat Club. ST Ssa.41s14: Russian red.
81 .seA a ssS4 turkey red. Si.9oa2; bluesteni,
S2.o5d2.OIia
FUTURES
No quofstions.
Barley-Futures were lower Yesterday. but the
cash grain remained steady. Fourteen hundred
sacks af No. I feed sold at $1.3sst and 1000
tons sold atprivate rates.
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed 81. .3ss< No. !, 81 -35ta1 4 81 y !;
common to fair, 81 321s @i .5sa per ctl; brew
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Dried Fruits. RnIsin.. Nuts and Honey

Fruts-EYapcrated apples. T15G9c; spricots,
et3@12c; moorpsrk. 12G1 1Sc; peaches, 5a7c;
prunes 2a. G3c with st@lc premium for los ;
6gs. 4d4Hc; pears. 6G Zoe; nectariues, 596c.
RaiSins-Layers, ciusters-6 crown. $3.50; )
crown, Sis; crown, $1.25: seeded 4ia6f51sc;
ordinary layers. S crown. a5c; crown. .90e
seedlesS sultanas. 81. 4c; Thompson's seedless
81 h93lsc for unbleached and IgT1$c for
bleached: loose 1uscatel. crown &c; s crown
31ac: crown &c; seedless. 2Bc.
Nuts-AlmOnds, nonpareils, Ifls a loo; IXT..
~ lie; languedocs, 1OG101zc; hardsheIl. 61s q
&c; wsInuts. I3c per ID for Nc. l softshells
size for No do; pecsns, 141a a 16c: Italian
ehestnuts. 912QIoe; peanuts, AZ 95c; pine nuts,
1S020c per ID.
Honey-Comh. 4ijc for water white and 10
d12c per 10 fer light amber; dark amber. 7G1Sc;
extracted. Ise for water white and 5EGl6Iac
for light amber; csndled and dark amber, 4a
il.e per 10.
Beeswax-271a @3oc per lb for light and Esq
26c for dark.
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Butter, Cheese and EGG.

An urgent demand for extra eggs in the street
and the exchange sent the price for that
grade UP nc to 33iac dozen yesterday Sales
under the call on the exchange totaled l6O cases,
all buts10 Of which bought in by the rep
resentative OF OF the large eastern houses.
which had the contract for supplying the tourist
steamer Cleveland This buyer was obliged 70
run the market up 10 secure supplies and he was
also forced to buy freely in the street at the
usual advance over the exchange quotation The
market opened ut 301se. rose to 34c and closed
firm at the quotation. The under grades
stood before quoted.
The butter market remained firm and in the
absence Of business the exchange prices for
all grades unchanged. Cheese, too, re-
mained firm the old quota tions.
Sales on the exchange we-e as follows:
Eggs-10 cases at 30Iac. 10 at sic. 10 at
81 Ic, ~ at ;;2c. 10 at 321ac. 20 at 34e, 40 at
33c and 30 at 33tac dozen.
Cheese-23 California Dat hrsts at lie and
% seconds at 16c a-pouud.
Receipts were 10000 pounds Of butter. 1000
pounds OF cheese and I .135 cases Of eggs.
The following the official quota tiOns eStab-
lished yesterday and the three preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tatoDs. generally range from 11@c to &c higher,
owing TO the various charges to be added.
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ing. 81 371a al 10: shipping lots. 81 37la al 49,
chevallier, 81 COOL 80 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 q. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ....... 81 81 81 $i.36la 81 .3G =
December -. 1.237s 1.237s IBIS 1.235s
p. M. Session
open. High. Low. Close
May ...... 81 .3694 s1.3I s1.36st s1.37
oats-Remain previously quoted, with a
Reds for feed, 81 5oQ11 so: reds for seed
81 75G1 90 black. 81 .50@2 so; gray, nominal !;
white, 81 90 y al. 20 per ell for fair to No. l.
Corn-Small round yellow 81 T0M1. 70; white,
81 50: large yellow. Sl.75@1 so: western
states yellow. in bulk, San Francisco track,
Egyptian, 81 .6a14@ .721a brown do, sl.571a @
81 6U per ctl.
Rye-Sl. 80 per ctl for Utah California is
nominal.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produ
Provisions

Hams bacon and pure lard are lower. Barreled
beef is higher. No other changes
CottoIene-One half bbi. 131sc; half bbls
13c; l tierce, 127sc: 2 tierces, 12Szc; tIerces
12Sc.
Hams and Bacon--The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1TM17i.e picnic
hams 131ac; California hams 16M M16Iac: fancy
bacon 6 10 S lbs. 22iac: 10 10 lbs. 211ac; 10
to II lbs 21iac: light dry salt bacon, s to 10
fhsA 1slac; 10 10 II lbs. 1Sc: medium bacon,
17iac: light medium bacon. 17lac.
Iard-Tierces. 15c, SOS 1514c, los 1554c, 5s
l5Jxc Ss 16c: compound lard. tierces lie SOS
Ike los I1s.c. IS 115sc. 3s 12c; yellow cook
ing oil. 66c per gal: white cooking oil. Csc per
gal; salad oil 10c per gal.
Beef--Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. 81 per hbl
higher Extra family beef. sl4 per bbl family
beef Sls.5o per Dbl; extra mess beef, SIS per
bbl; smoked beef. Ice per lb-
Pork-Extra prime. In barrels. $3.50; clear
$50: mess, $50: pig pork, So. 50 pigs feet
So so for balf bbis, 81. 80 for % lb kegs and
81 80 for kits.
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EXCITING DAY
In STOCK MARKET


dealings for the day of 1,672,o0o
shares and inroads on prices of !
to points for practically all the
active stocks offer evidence of
liquidation in the stock market
sufficiently drastic and embracing
TO call for some other explanation
than temporary vagaries of spec
ulative sentiment or merely
technical conditions in the stock
market itself.
The extent to which the pre-
vious decline had already run, its
duration and the technical results
involved are some of the points
which entitle spectators TO view
the days events as promising
reversal to follow.
That all is not well with the
body economic or with finance and
industry. as was assumed when
prices of stocks were 10 to 40
points higher than were touched
on the declines today. is borne in
upon the mind with conviction.
The conviction that overlies
practically all others and tinged
the whole was that the CONNER
ciaI recession and Industrial reac-
tion were to be read in the ac-
tion of the securities market
This opinion has been gathering
adherents for several weeks. 1t
began with evidence of a lull in
the freight movement over the
railroads, with some renewed ac-
emulation of surplus freightears,
and gained force with reports of
the falling off in orders for iron
and declines in the price of that
basic commodity.
Another factor was the author
ity given to views publicly stated
by qualified legal testimony, sup
posed to represent the views of
large organizations OF capital, Of
the harm to follow from the pro-
posed enforcement of the Sherman
antitrust law.
The word panic" found Ere
quent repetition in these various
pictures of the future. and the ef-
feet was decidedly disturbing to
the nerves of the stock market
element. There was the fear that
with the arrest of the upward
course of prices of commodities
there necessarily would follow a
process of dehation which would
arrest the course of prosperous
activities ali through the channels
OF commerce.
This weeks failure of an i'm
portant firm of dealers in bonds
was the text also for unfaVorable
views. There grew up supposi
tion that the cleaning up of
credits now in progress might
originate as far back as the panic
OF 1907 This supposition applied
to accounts through the stressful
period Of 1907 and not cleared up
since. but which were being
pushed for settlement now with
the prospect supposed to be wan
ing in its promised brightness.
This condition was said to exist
not only in portions of the bank
ing world. but in the mercantile
and general credit position.
The market had an effective
rally of l TO points in the final
hour and the closing tone was
strong and well sustained at the
recovery, but the inviting profits
on the days decline offered to the
bears obviously supplied much of
the inducement for buying.
Bonds were weak, but with no
sign of the demoralized tone of
stocks. Total sales, par value,
s3.393.00o.
United States IS declined Is and
As Z per cent on call.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Feb. 3-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No. : rye. SlMS1 1@c;
feed or mixing barley 62M 6lc; fair to choice
mailing, 66m lie; haxseed. No. / southwestern
g. 05 -. No northwestern 81. i5ia timothy seed,
St.15; mess pork. per barrel s2l 50d Il. To- lard,
per 100 pounds S11.9II !. G12.02ia: short ribs.
sides (loosel. $t1.50M11.75; short clear sides
tboIed), S12Mi2. l2ia.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearsnces Of wheat and -four were equal
To $50. 600 bushels. Primary receipts were S32.-
900 bushels compared with 462. 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat. 20
head
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cnnditinn af the Treaaur.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
follows:
Trust funds coin. sse5. .6a2 $50: silver
dollars. $4s4. .611 600: silver dollars of 1890
So. .ss3 600; silver certificates outstanding $4s4,
GIL 900
General fupd--Standsrd silver dollars in gen
eral fund. S. 403 035; current liabilities, SiO1-
sss760; working balance in treasury offices,
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Bean. and seeds

Pink and blackeye beans lead in hrmness and
activity at present, though they are no higher
The other kinds are quiet and firm, with a mosf-
crate local and shipping demand.
Beans tper etll-Bayos, S5.25eL5.35; pea nom
inai small white, $40; large white, SO. 254
$50; pink. $4,000 4.50; red. s60S.5O; black eye
S4@415; lima, S4.05@4 10; red Kidneys $40
5.25: cranberry beans, $4.40GJ4.50; Garvanzas
81. 5oQ3; horse beans, S1.I562.
Seeds-Brown mustard 4iac; yellow mustard
SIC; hsxseed. SC. carload lots: canary 30. "a &c:
alfalfa. Isl. @l5c; rspe, 2M2sse; imported rape
per ib
Dried Peas-Green. So per ctl-
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weight:
No / fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. 5@5Ac
per ID; under 900 lbs. 474c; second quality. Az
6e4Ae: third quality. 3aa @4c
No l cows and hcifers. 4Q4I4c: second quail
ity. 80 M3Hc; thirt. quality. 3G3He; common,
thin. undesirable cows, 254 d3e.
Fat bulls and stays, "a 92bc; half fat or
thin bulls. 1ih62c-
Caives-Light weight. per Id, 51a@524e; nc
dium Jn5Lc; heavy. 4M41ac
Sheep (per lb)-Vetbers. No. /. 51s@6c;
ewes. iai 0I5c.
Lamb (per lb)-Ths years milk lambs. &c:
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed, weighing 1o 1oO
70 f4O lbs. sac; 40 70 $50 lbs. &c; ESQ to $50
lbs. Sac; common. undesirable hogs, 5g6c.
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Cheese-Caiifornia fancy flats. IS1se per ID,
firm; do drsts, lie, firm; do seconds, Ice. firm;
fancy Young Americas. 20c. steady; do drsts,
lsc, steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. 2Oe,
firm; do iats. 1S1ae, firm; California fancy stor-
age datS, IL &c. 6rm do fiTstS. 161hc. hrm:
storage Young Americas. Isle nrIn New York
singles, 19iAc, firm; do daisies l91Ae. firm;
Wisconsin singles. 1870, firm.
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Hides. Tamow. Wool and Hons

Quota tions for wool are reported largely uomi-
nal as there is very little here and the market
is dull
Hides-CUlls and brands sell about 1edlc IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, he; me-
dunn, n12c; light, lie; cOwhides, lie for
heavy. lie for light; stsSS, SIZE; ssIted kip.
lie; salted veal 17c saIted calf. 17c; dry hides
19 II a zoe; dry kip 1Sc; dry calf, 2S9l 2fc; dry
veal 24c; sbeepskins. sheariiDgs, 20d Zoe each >
short wool. J0elS5c; medium 99c@$1 10; ioDel
wool, Si-2JaG l. IS: lambs, 2j6t75c; horse hides
salt. $2.25Q2 for large and $t.5Ogfe IN
medium, 7JeaSl for small and 25d50c for colts;
horsehides. dry. S2q2 % for large ard Sl-25Gl2
for medium, 50cHS1 for small and 25dS0.
for colts; goatskins. prime sDgora. 50G9cc;
large hair goats, 25G i0c; medium, 2O9S0c;
small. ga ijc.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered. 5a5Isc; No =. 3ls@
4i2c; grease. Pose.
WoOl-Fsll clip: Northern. free mountain. {
q l3c; Humboldt and Mend0cinO, 13Gf 1,ic; south
eFn. more or less Defective "a aSi3c; fall
lambs. SG1oc for southern and 12a1jc t6r
northern.
Hcps-Csiiforniss. IsG23c for crop Of 19O9,
OresOns, 21G22c per H.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Flour-Dull and lower
TO effect sales. Receipts, 81 SIS barrels; ship
ments. 3.257 barrels
wheat-Spot, easy; No. red, Sl.30. nominal.
elevator. domestic and +. o. b. a6oat: No. I
northern Duluth and No. hard winter. 81 "a i
nominal {. q. h. afoat. Options: Wheat was
weak most of the day bearish cables. large
receipts ard the decline in the stock market but
covering by shorts resulted in partial recovery
and prices at the close SI.oS to sl.0S Il
lower. May. st.17L al. .111s closed ut
ll1she
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispotch 10 The Cell

PETALUMA. Fob $-There is steady in
crease N the price paid for eggs. After the re-
cetpt of quota tions from fhe San Francisco dairy
exchange today 32l2c aud 311ae offered.
The vield is good and gradually increasing. large
shipments are made daily and many poultrymer
nave many eggs in process of incubs tion.
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SU MMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppcrs
nIucI, lower.
Spot and future cotton declined.
1fOmstOcks decline under Ave as
sessmcnts.
Local securities active.
Grain market shows little change.
Beans in fair demand and firm.
Hay unchanged. Alfalfa meal
lower.
Hams. bacon and lard declined.
BarreIed beef advanced.
COcOaRut oil marked up.
Rolled oats lower.
Eggs higher. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes and onions us before.
Fresh fruits devoid of feature.
Poultry In good demand.
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,inpe.no,,. Grain and PRODUCE

81 1oas a I.1ol5: July, 81 .OS9S a .09a. Cash
No. / hard. sl.I2M1.i2as: No. l northern
$I.1tla No. >, $l.O9i2 61.101a; No. ;,
81 .0Sla @i.O9A.
Corri-No. 3 yellow, 5S$t 6I5salc.
oats-No. ; white. AS, @45c.
Rye-No. =, 76I G711,c
FlaN-Closed at S2.1SL.
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Now York Prodncc

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Hops-Steady.
HideS-Sfeafly.
PetrOleum--Steady.
Woo6Steady.
Sugar-Raw. nominaIy lower. Nfuscovado. ;;.fi E
%3.6Te: centrifugal. 4.14@4-17e; mOiasses sugar.
30 test :s-:s962 42c-
Conee-Futures closed dull. net unchanged 90
. points lower. Sales, 1G.25O bags. March.
6.s5e; July, September and December 1.05c;
spot quiet: No. Rio S4se; No. 4 Santos, 9es
91Se. mild quiet: COrt0vs. N I60 12c.
Buttcr-Steady, vita a frife better demand.
Creamery specials. S2iac: creamery extras
9iae: creamery thirds to hrsts, 26W29c; western
factory. seconds 10 hrsts. 23M24c.
Cbeese-FiFm and HnchanGc0
Eggs-Essier. Western frSts zoe: seconds
zac; refrigerator special marks fancy. 26ia 27c;
do 6rsts, % = a26e; 30 seconds, ga 25c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evsporsted Apples-Barely st>s.iv spot fancy,
10'a@ lie: choice, S@9lse; prime, 61.c; common
to fair. 6N5Isc.
Prunes--Quiet. California M 10 $o-fos, 2s, N
0ttc: OregCns. 5d9c.
ApricOts-Firm- Choice. 114dlt$4c. extra
choice. ~ 11taN12ttc. fancy. t2tf a f3tsc.
Peaches Steady Choice. 6at N7c. extra
choice. Td7t.c: fancy. "a dSc-
Raisins Barely steady Loose muscstel. tNe
5Sac; choice 70 fancy seeded. 5elSssc; secdlcss.
3is@4s.e; London layers, $1.15ef12J.
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London WoeI Sale.

LONDON. Feb S.-The wool sales were con
tinued today. with offerings oG g. .9Ses bales Ami
mated competition from all sections keeps the
market drm-. especially fine mcrinos and coarse
crossbreds, Victorian secured and greasies.
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Chicago DAIRY Produce Market

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Butter steady: creamerieS.
25e13Oc: dairies. 24d 29c. Eggs steady; receipts.
:. 49, cases; at mark. cases included. 20ls@
261sc: frsts 2Sc: prime frsts. 29c. Cheese
steady; daisies. ira GfTi.c: twins tsa. "a f7ec~<
Young Americas, 16t = n 1914 &C.; lODghorns, 16iaN
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Five Assessments in Two DAYS
Break Comstock Mining Shares

s23. 124. .4G6 in banks to credit of treasurer. of
the United States, S34 ,907 .3T7; subsidiary silver
coin. S19.955, $50; minor coin. 81. 16l, ,139; total
balance in general fund, $s1, ,236,510.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Money on call easy at
"a lzn2A per cent; ruling rate 2ia per cent;
closing bid, 2h per cent, offered at "a per cent
Time loans very soft and dull; GO days 31a "a,
3% per cent; 30 days, 3a1 per cent; six months,
per
Prime mercantile paper. 4&d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S37064. $3.50 for 90 day
bills and 81. S625 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.S51 a @4S5A.
Bar silver. 511ac.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds weak: railroads bonds weak.
Northern Business
PORTLAND Feb. 3.-Clearngs, 81, ass, ,043 /;
balances, S229. 13S.
TACOMA. Feb. S.-Clesrings, ss5s,575; bal
auces S525S5
SEATTLE. Feb. 3-Clearings, 81, .724; bal:
ances S264, ,23S.
SPOKANE, Feb. 3.-Clearings, $794,5ss; bal
ances, S151, ,095.
Gold for South America
LONDON. Feb. 3.-Bullion amounting to f50.-
600 withdrawn from the Bank of England
today for shipment TO South America.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
slausbterers' rates to dealers aud butchers are
as follows:
cows and heifers
Veal-9d11c for large and 10@f1c for small.
Mutton--wethers, 1oMl1c; ewes. 99i0e per
pound.
Lamb--12ls al3iac per h.
Dressed Pork tper i3c for light and
1o91lc for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND Feb. :;.-Butter-City and couu-
I try creamery extras. 3Td 39c: fancy outside
creamery. $40 Sic: store. 200 2fc.
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Thy dHH 4 ttuHtuHS
Alfalfa meal and rolled oats are lower Tho
hay market L. unchanged
Brsn-$2Teg2S for red and s2S@29 per ton Tor
white.
MiddIinGs-SSfd3 "a per ton.
Shcrts-$29Gl3O per ton
FeeGstuhs-ROlled barley. $29M3O: rolled oats
for feed. S33M3.': mixed feed. S2SQ3s for aver
age lots; otleake meal. -; cocOanut cake or
meal at mills. S23 IN 20 and 10 and So. so in
ton lots jobbinS S26; corn meal S:sSM39-
cracked corn $3Ses39: alfalfa meal. carload lots
St9: j0bbing. $40; red star alfalfa meal SO IN,
carload lots and $50 for icbbing Caproco oilraki.
meal $1,000 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S14d1S 30; wheat and oat. si2
n 10; tame Oat sl26gl6; volunteer wild oat S90r
Is: alfalfa S911 stock hay, s719 per ton
Straw-50GI5c per bale.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. Feb. market weak in sympathy
with New York. North Butte. Butte Coalition
and Lake coppers undergoing liquidation. Sup
port Lake at 81 and North Butte at 81.
Many stocks thrown over IN anticipation of
margin calls Volume N business very large
with all activity the downward side. Fur
tbsr liquidation will probably take place and
then market should be at a level where pur-
chases be made.
The following list is furnished by e. +. Hut
TON k Co 490 California street San rraucisco.
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SfVfRf SLUMP IN
PRICES OF SHARES
Heavy Liquidation Followed by
RecessiOns of From One
to Eight Points
Spectators, Alarmed at COndi-
tions, Begin Talking OF
Panic in Near Future
New York stock List

Z. T. Hutton Co, $50 California street
members Of tie New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list Of bond and stock sale
yesterday:
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ToNOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Afnrninr Session


400 Belmnt, SOL .27l5l 100 Gid Con Nj 32I
1000 Booth ....... IL 100 Gid Con NJ. = 30
500 Columbia Mt % so Do. 5...7. -
1000 Eagles " ~ o1i2000 Lone Star -. O3
1000 DIN Bite c. OF 1000 Round Mt 49,. ~
200 Gid Con NJ .37L. 500 West End -. %
Afternoon Session
500 Belmont -. SOi1s00 Raw Coalition 16
100 Com Fraction 30 300 Round Mt -. 81
1000 DIN BBt C.b60 a3l2O00 Do. 90. "a
1900 Gid Con 25l 800 Round Mt 49, -
10000 May flower OIL 500 Ton Exten . 60
500 Rcd Hills, b3O OF
Informal Session
1900 Daisy ........ 0Si20o0 Jim Butler 10
800 Florence, s30.2 .40i 400 Midway $500. "A
200 Florence. $50 . SIS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid Ask.
Central Eureka Observation-Disclosures. 10
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london CIosing stocLs

Bar siIFer-Quiet; 23Nd per ounce.
Money-i% az per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market fo
short bills is 2hs per cent and for three months
bills 2% per cent
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Hams, Bacon and Lard Decline
Grain Market Continues Quiet
Hay and Feedstnffx

$50, in sacks $L23@5: pearl barley sEfs.
I split peas. boxes 500 for yellow and 81 so for
green per 100 lbs.
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Mining stocks

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
following were the sales on the San francisco
STOCK and exchange board yesterday
COMSJ0CKS
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Morning Session

Mv& MtTm.l0o Psc T&r pfd 941a
Alas Co.114 11S Do com "a
SALES
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New York Money Market
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Northern Business
Gold for south America


LONDON. Feb. 3-Bullon amounting to f50.-
600 was withdrawn from the Bank of England
today for shipment TO South America.