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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Prices for eggs continued to sag on liberal sup
plies and light trading yesterday. All grades
except seconds were 1c a dozen lower. extras
being quoted at 32c, arsts at 31e and thirds at
zsc dozen Extras were offered at the new
quotation on the exchange, but there no
sales, Bic being the highest price bid. No one
seemed inclined to buy and it apparent that
handlers were rather expecting further declines
in the market
The butter market remained firm and fresh
extras were marked up i1ac to a quotation OF
excess Of the demand for regular local use, but
there were several orders in the market from
Los Angeles and this shipping business absorbed
practically all of the surplus and held prices
nrn There was nothing in cheese
Receipts were $500 pounds OF butter, 1000
pounds Of cheese and 500 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations established
by tie sales, bids and offers on the noor Of the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while gov
range from I Re to &c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Frssh creamery extras iae per Id.
nrm do nrsts 33c, hrm; do seconds. 29c, hrm:
California storage extras, 81 I2c. firm; do hrsts.
SOC. firm; extra storage ladies' 25iac. firm do
nrsts. 25c steady
Cheese-Californa fancy hats. lSc Der ID.
firm; do hrsts. 1Tc firm; do seconds 16c drm;
fancy Young Americas. 2Oc. steady: do hrsts.
lsc. steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. 20c.
hrm; do hats. i9c. hrm: California fancy storage
mats, IL 13c. firm; do frsts. 1916, Arm. storage
Young Americas, 1S1zc. frm: New York Singles
singles 1s1sc firm.
EGGS lper dozen. eases includedl-Caltfornis
fresh extras SIC, firm; do ,firsts. sic, firm; do
seconds, 3lc, firm, do thirds pc. firm.
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Prominent fruit handlers say that there has
been exceptionally good demand for small
size prunes in bags for export TO Europe. The
purchasers have practically cleaned the market
up of 110s TO 12Os and 1905 up. There is a
good demand also for large sizes with the mar
ket in small supply. intermediate sizes are slow
as yet.
A leading dried fruit broker says that there
has been fully 200 tons Of small size prunes
taken for shipment to Hamburg. He thinks the
prunes will be reshipped to Norway and Sweden.
Local raisin operators say that IL is not likely
that any advance In prices will be made by
packers for raisins neither will there be any
up as closely as possible before the 1910 raisins
come on the market. to commence the
1901 season. il possible, with a clean sheet.
something that has not been done for several
seasons.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 7a4 @shc; aprieOts,
tAe; prunes, 2&4 4Sc. with sc premium for 4Os;
figs. 41415c: pears. 6G10c; nectsrines. 506c.
Raisins-LayerS. clusters-6 crown. $3.50; 3
crown. Sits; crown. 1.25: seeded, AZ 65Ac;
ordinary layers. crown, csc; crown, soc;
seedless sutanas, 21a G4c: Thompson's sesdleas,
31& @31zc for unbleached and TQThc for
bleacbed loose muscstel. crown, 4c / crown,
SAC: crown. &c: seedess. ~ c
Nuts-Almonds. ncnpareis. 141d15c; IXL,
14G t41sc: ne plus ultra 13I1316c; Drake, 1OiS
ole: lanSuedocs. 10G10isc; hardshells. 6Is q
Ic wslnufs 13iac per 10 for No. l softshells
chestnuts. 91a@10c: peanuts. 4la 96c: pine nuts.
1SN20c per 10.
Honey-Comb 146i5c for water white and 10
012c per III for light amber; dark amber. 1Gsc:
extracted. 715c for water white and lz661ze
for light amber; csndied and dark amber. 4a
Beeswax-27h @sOc per Ib for light and 2s0
26c for dark.
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Lnans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

The feature of stocks yesterday the ac-
tvity in Belmont and Goldhed Consolidated.
The former advanced under strike repocts
from S1.20 to 81 42l2 under large sales. closing
firm. The merger was weak owing to unfa
vorable developments in the mine and declined
from $50 as Wednesdays closing quotation TO
81 10 under long list of sales. The stock de-
clined in New York under heavy eastern selling.
Late intelligence from the mine states that from
a good showing on the $50 level of the Clermont
shaft there was decrease in the ore assays on
th, 900 level from $50 TO $50. and decrease in
width of the ore body on the latter level from
35 TO feet and that there was no showing at
all thus far the LOCO level These figures
are taken from the annual report. just issued
and were sufficient to break the market. Other
wise there was nothing new in the southern
Nevadas.
The Comstocks were irregular some being
firm and others weak. II reported that the
Sturgis interests were still buying the stocks
Local securities were less active and with
fewer changes than of late. Sales of bonds were
only $53 00O Alaska packers was higher at
$1,000. and there was higher bid of SAG. Il
Of Mercantile trust at S242 242. 30 Pacific Coast
casualty received a higher bid Of Sl41 The fol-
lowing were ex dividend: Fireman's Fund in
surance, Sc and Northern California power 10c.
Home oil stock was eS dividend of &c yester
The Kern oil company has levied an assess
ment of &c. delinquent February %.
The dividends of 30c regular and 20c extra
on Goldneld Consolidated stock VIII be paid by
mailed check on January 81 Over 5000 checks
are being made out to the order of stock holders.
The California fruit Gamers association paid
regular monthly dividend of 60c per share yes
terday.
The total assets of the Bank of Italy Decem-
her 81. 1908, were $2.5I4 004 so. and on December
81. 1909, S3.s17, ,217.7s. OF this latter amount
the San Jose branch accounts for about $50, 600
on building and some 100000 assets. The de
posits OF the bank. amounting to 81. 929. .494. 80
on December 81 1909 showed a gain over the
preceding year of 81. .250. 600
The stock holders of the Donohoe- Kelly bank
ing company at the regular annual meeting elect
Ell the following directors: Joseph A. Donohoe,
Joseph ID. Grant. Christian de Guigne capital
stl. Edward L. Eyre. John Birmingham. X. II.
Pesse. Foster II. Cole, George Whittell. Eugene
Kelly and Arthur J. Caire, the last named In
place Of Edward Donohoe. deceased. Officers
were elected follows; Joseph A Donohoe
president: John Bermingham. vice president;
John L. Fitzpatrick. cashier; John T. Dispaux
assistant cashier The last year was satisfac-
tory and the stock holders received per cent
in dividends.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat Chicago was somewhat higher, with
the market apparently sold out and the shorts
covering. The buying was good. Cash de-
mand supported prices and the selling pressure
was off.
Minneapolis wires: 'Millers and cash grain
men buying wheat freely"
A We'll posted southwestern authority, con-
yersant with the financial end Of the grain
trade, says from all he can hear Kansas farm
ers will ship their wheat and hold their corn
There was no change in the San Francisco
market.
CASH WHEAT
California, ; Sonora. S2.011z g2.20; Propc
and white Australian. 81. 1042.1o. Northern
wheat--Club, $1.9o@1 .e5; Russian red 81. 81 n a
d.So; turkey red, S1.921a 92-O21; oiuestem
FUTURES
No quotations.
Bariey-There was no further decline in the
cash grain yesterday. but the top figure Of 81 40
was only obtainable for small lots OF extra fine
feed. the bulk of the No. | being quoted at
sl-3sss Even at the latter figure no large line
could be sold
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed. Sf.40: good 70 choice feed
81. al .3s% common to fair. $3.50 ! .36l4
per ctl; brewing, S1.42h al. .4394 shipping lots.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-Grains advanced in price
here today. wiping out initial decline and
closing Ma5sc higher than the previous close.
Provisions = with the exception of January ribs.
ruled consistently lower and finished 1O927 l@e
lower
The wheat pit the principal battlefield for
spectators. A general belief that the increased
northwest arrivals of late have been principally
delayed train loads and might not continue con
tributed to the strength of the bullish senfi-
ment. The futures Travelled over a range of
from &c to 1%c. May fell of TO $1.0sA a
s1.0s2s and later advanced TO $1.09Fs closing
&c higher than yesterday at S1.09as @l.09iz.
noticeable demand from country traders
changed weak start in the corn pit to an ap-
preciable advance. After falling OF 10 CSC in
the opening trades the futures gathered strength
and moved over range Of from le to 11sc. May
advancing from GA g to 6S3tc. May closed y ~
sc higher than yesterdays final quotations at
6s1se. the other futures showing smaller ad-
vances.
Trade in oats took cheer from wheat and corn
and advanced most of the DAY. The demand for
cash oats improved and helped the forward
movement. which was checked from time to time
by heavy commission selling the bulges. The
range for the day was from sc to sze. May
closed y 63sc higher.
In provisions the different products ranged
frem 1oc to 27i2c lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SVUTH UNIAHA
Los Angeles Market.
LSpeeial DsPGish 70 The CaIIl

Los ANGELES. Jan 2O-The erv ,,.-s.. -
eiined lc dozen for all varieties ON the prolnsa
eXcnange today on account OF unus11allv hesv-
receipts ase counts sold for SAC dozen rancb
eandled S1e and extra selected sac W. ~ =
eeipts for the last two days total S3a .casex ~.
produce receipts we're heavy. NA
receipts OF produce in Los Angeles TO-DAY vvaro-
Eggs $50 cases; butter. q sol pounds ebe.s.
4.fSt ponndss potatoes. 1901 sacks: onions 100
SACKS. BEANS none; sweet potatoes fT0 SactsS =
apples. none 80 SaeAss
Eggs tper dozl--kxtra select ne. local -,,.L
csndled. frsts. 37c: case comm o.. .antn.
PACKED eNtras Soc storage packed. seconds o.
.fsut.er 'pef = ID rolil--Creamery. extra 77fLc-
creamery, nrSt, bllac: eastern crpauerv e. !.
cooking butter. pic per H. % 1e'
t1eese tper lol-Northern fresh 20c. ea.tar
sihgiss rzuc. eastern twins. 20Ge1c. esSter,,
enedears -oQ2le: eastern onghorn 2fc. easte.,tt
aalsy. zle. swiss. imported Soc fomeSti,. S,. -.
Edam, $sM9. case Of y: Oregon ,laisr 9iit0'teu 9i
Beans per ctll-No. pink s5Sd5 *. NJ
t'mss. ma Ns,fo4 4-"o; Lady Washington "a 9ses
suns" "nilss' e'.4oHi.50: blackeyes. s4T5:
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Meat Market

DtESSE.D MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-71a qse per lb for steers. els@7lac for
veaI-sh@I1c for large and o0to1sc for
Iamb-l2H 4131ac per h.
Dressed Pork tRer ib)-11t @12lac for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight
No. | fat steers. over 500 lbs. aliye. ~ G5e
per lb; under 800 lbs, 41sc second quality, ~
@41ac: third quality. 3is13Ac
No: | cows and heifers. 3. Q4c: second quail
ity, 3A 93hc; third quality. 23t abe; common.
thin. undesirable cows. 2iaM234c.
Fat bulls and stays, Pa d315c; half fat or thin
bulls. la@2c-
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Hides. TaIIov,. Wool and Hops

The hep situation has lately become stronger.
The Portland sOre.) Journal SAYS. Every see
tiOn OF this country well Europe Is now
after Oregon hops. and fhe number 0f Inquiries
is increasing daily. London buyers have been
very active OF late az Willamette valley points
snd would take more. but growers are not
willing 70 sell except at advanced figures Mapv
offers for hops at former figures bave been re-
ceived. bur it is impossible TO buy. The mar
ket has advanced 11.c pound within Few
days.
Eastern adviceS say al markets are held 6rm.
with apparently stronger undertone' Ad-
vices from abroad We're to the effect that Lon
don was hrm- although not active while Ger
man and other continental markets were l02e
higher.
Hdes-Culls and brands sell about isd1c un-
der quota tious. Heavy salted steers lSc; me
dunn. i3c: light. 11atC; coWhdes. 1lf4c for
heavy. llac for light stays. 9c; salted kip. re;
salted veal. lie, Saltcd calf. iIiac- dry hides.
1Sls 2Ol2c dry Kip. zoe dry calf &c. dry
veal. 23c; sheepskjns shearingS. 20W4Oc each,
short wool. 500s5c; long wool. Si259 1.IJ:
lambs. 2Je1 I5c horse hides salt. S2-2J0i . 90
for large and $1.5Od2 for medium. I5cdSl for
small and 25d5Oc for colts, horsenides. dry g
a. 25 for large and St-25Q2 for medium. 3ectq
81 for small and 25@a0c for colts; goatssins.
prime angora JO09ec; large hair goats. - a ioc;
medium POO Soc. snlsiI 565 f5c
TailOw-No. Z rendered 5@5Hsc; No. , 3e0
415c; grease. ease.
WOol-Fau clip Northern free mountains "a
abe Humboldt and NIeudOcinO. 13fG 13c: sOuta-
or less defective n, flSIc: fall
lambs. S610c for southern and 12G15c for
northern
HOps-1s@25c for crop Of 1909.
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necidnnns and Citrna Frnifa

Ten barrels OF Malaga grapes. grown in Spain.
reached the local market from Tacoma yester-
day. The barrels contained 50 pounds each and
we're held by the receivers at SIQI-5O barrel
ket. Apples and citrus fruits in free sup
ply and business in all lines continued exceed
lngly dull with retail tradesmen refusing to
take any more than absolutely necessary TO
tide them over the day. Tangerines quoted
at higher range while grapefruit lower.
Cranherries TQS.5Q per Dbl
Apples (per box)-Fsncy bellfowers, S1.25N
LOO: do Newtown pippius. slG1.35; do red.
$1.5061. 70; choice, T5cGS1; common, 40G65c.
varieties, $i01.25.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges. $2.25
@2.50 for fancy and Si.65G2 for choice; tanger-
ines. S1.2541-J0 per box; grapefruit 81 2502. 20
for seedless; lemons. s3.50@4 for fancy. S2-50Q3
for choice and $1G1.50 for standard; lines,
S4d4.50
Tropical Fruits-Bsnanas. S1G1.T5 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50@S50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples $2Q2.5o per dozen.
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REVIVAL IN THE
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-The dis
orderly break in prices of stocks
yesterday proved to be the cul-
mination of the downward move
ment of prices for the time
There was a period Of upheaval
as the sequel of the anxiety
growing out of the business en-
barrassments of yesterday and
one more failure was announced,
that of the specialist upon whom
fell the brunt of the wild market
yesterday in Columbus and Hook
ing coal and iron.
BY the time the failure was an
nounced the closing up process
was practically completed and the
way had been paved for the Wig
orous recovery which followed
Various forces worked to that
end and were already at work
when the market opened. The
bears made another stand TO dom
mate the market and a fierce
contest was waged during the
whole of the first hour of the
market The vulnerability of one
or two stocks had sympathetic eff
feet on the whole list and a short
period of general weakness inter-
vened.
Besides the overeXtended short
interest in the local market a
substantial factor toward recovery
was the improved monetary and
investment situation in foreign
markets
The London money market was
found TO be so far strengthened
as to prompt the governors of
the Bank of England to reduce
the official discount rate OF that
institution a half of per cent TO
az per cent. thus somewhat an
ticipating the expected action in
that direction. The expectation
was strengthened by this action
that the discount rate of the I'M
perial Bank of Germany also will
come down.
Commission houses with mem
bership in the stock exchange
were agreed ln2I an investment
for domestic capital was .devel-
oped also by the more inviting
level of prices for stocks estab-
lished by the recent break. The
bargain hunter appeared in brok
ers' Offices, attracted by the signs
of sacrifice selling of stocks yes
terday.
The declaration of an initial
dividend on the common stock of
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
and the increase in the Cambria
steel dividend were incentives to
the hopes of investment holders
and buyers of stocks.
Buying was going on actively
al the highest prices of the day
when the days session ended.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales. par value, S4.S32,00o
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts OF dressed turkeys were over so
cases yesterday and as the demand for the birds
was Of speculative character with only a few
large retailers buying. the market was weak.
With most sellers 2Tc pound q top price.
though Csc obtained for occasional case
that was wanted for a special purpose. Live
poultry was in limited supply and the market
remained firm for all descriptions Game was
dull and prices stood before quoted.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens. $56f6 for small
SIS 50617.50 for large and SSd1 10 for extra: young
roosters. $6-50@T so; do extra large. SS610: old
ROSTERS. $4d5: fryers. $6T6.50: broilers. S4d5
for large and $3q4 for small ducks. s76fO;
pigeons. S1.5O: squads. $3d3.50; geese. s2. 5OG3
per pair: dressed turkeys. 23d27c per b.
Game (per dozenJ-NIallard ducks. 81. 5Od6:
canvasbacks. S3.50ds: sprig. S3.5OG450; teal,
S2G2.50; widgeon. $2Q2.50: spoonbills. Sf.T56
.: blackjacks. S2G2.50: gray ducks. $3073- 50 J:
gray geese. $500 $50: white geese. 81 500
$50; brant. S2.50G4; honkers. $599; hare, $f.T5
a.: rabbits. s.. 2.25n .. 80.
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Conditions IN the vegetable market rema med
about the same yesterday as on the preceding
day Lettuce. celery and mushrooms were all
In free supply and prices for general offerings
were easy, while strictly fne lots of all three
descriptions found prompt sale at top qBOtstionz.
few odd sacks Of peas came in aud sold at
irregular prices. choice bright stock bringing
l1Lc pound. while poor lots could be bought
at &c. Cuban tomatoes we're pretty well cleaned
up, but a reported close at hand and
scheduled to arrive today. Two boxes Of forced
growth asparagus from the river offered at
25c pound, but found takers. Potatoes
and onions were steady at the old quotations.
Potatoes (per etD-Rver white 10000 for
common to choice and S1@1.1O for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks, 81 .25 al. 40; Oregon Burbanks.
81 .25@1 80: Oregon early rose. $3.50; sweet po-
tatoes, 1.6001.75.
0nions-$l@L15 per etl for local and $50
for Oregon.
Vegetables -TOmstoes, Cuban, s45O65 per
crate; green peas. 10@1I1sc per 10: garlic, Sc per
ID; cabbage, 4O@5Oc per ctI; cucumbers, S1G t-5O
per dozen; caulihower. T5@SJe per dozen; tur-
nps. T5c per sack; carrots 65aT5e per sack !;
eggplant. 10G15c per ID; green peppers, 106 i5c
per ID; rhubarb. case per ID: celery. 81. 5003
for large and s1G1.25 for small crates; lettuce.
S2d5 per crate; mushrooms. JOcGs1-25 per box.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Flour-California family extras, s6.6o@7 net
without discount: bakers extras. S6-60Q7; SUI
perfne. $5.40@5-T0: Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. $5-70d590 for family. bakers and patents
and $4.90 for cut on Kansas patents S6.45e q
G. 20: do strsights, $6.25d6.5O: Dakota patents
$40; do straights S6.70 per Dbl
Farinaeeous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Grsham -four.
rice -four, 81 corn meal. 1925: extra cream do
S3. 90; oat meal, S4.40: oat groats 81. co. farina
$3.50: hominy. $50; buckwheat dour. 81 so:
whole wheat -four, 50. so; rolled oats bbls S. Is
d7-25 in sacks $4.4017 extra cream do 81 in
sacks and $3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat bbls
$3.50. In sacks S425G5 pearl barley. s4.75.
split peas. boxes $50 for yellow and $3.50 Cor
green per 100 lbs.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce January 20
Provisions

Cottolene--0ne half bbl 131sc; 2 half bbIs
13e; tierce, 125sc tierces, 12&c; tierce>,
12%c
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 1TM a 1Sc; picnic hams,
13lse; California hams, 16@1Tc; fancy bacon, 6
2115c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs 1ec; 10
to II lbs, 1SIac: medium bacon, II &c; light me-
dunn bacon. 1715c.
Lard-Tierces 153<c, SOS 16c, los 16l.c, IS
1890, IS 16%c. compound lard. tierces lie. sos
Ike, los 11%c. 5s 11Ac, IS 12c; yellow cook
ing oil, &c per gal: white cooking oiI,' sec per
gal: salad oil. Tic per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government. are 81 per Dbl high
er. Extra family beef. $12 per bbl; family beef.
Sl1 90 per bbl; extra mess beef, $1l.50 per bbl;
smoked beef. 19c per 10.
Pork--Extra prime, in barrels, S2T so: clear.
$50; mess $50: pig pork. $32. 80: pigs feet $3.50
for half bbls, $40 for % ID kegs and $1.36 for
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Ncw Work. MONEY Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 Money on call steady,
3la al per cent, ruling rate 32. per cent. closing
bid 324 per cent. offered at per cent. Time
loans easy but quite dull; 80 days and 30 days
freely offered and lending at per cent; six
months IA per cent.
Prime mercantile paper AZ to per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bill at $4.S3e5d4. 1915 for go
day bills and at 81. $500 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.S4M4S4Ia.
Bar silver. 52Ac
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.--Cash quotations were as
follows Flour steady. No. . rye, 79Ac. Feed
mixing barley, 6566Sc: fair TO choice malt
Ing, 6S55 M731ae. Flaxseed No. / southwestern,
s202: No l northwestern, $2.12. Timothy seed
$275G3.65. Glover. $t4. 20. Mess pork per bbl
s21.50621.e21a. Lard. per 100 lbs SO. 40@
124219. Short ribs. sides (loosel S1I.50612.
Short clear sides (boxed), $12 121a a12.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 25s. 600 bushels; primary receipts $4,000
bushels. compared with 34s. 600 bushels the cor
responding day year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow-Wheat. - cars; corn, 1S5 cars;
oats. 50 cars; hogs. 900 head.
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Chicago Dairy Produce NTsrket
Eastern LIve~tOcs< Market


KANSAS CITY. Ian. 20-Caftle-Receipfs
5000 head; market steady TO Zoe lower. Native
steers $4S0fI 1.2J; and heiferS. So 5O67S.
stockeFs and feeders SS. tGGl535. bulls sS 6nsa
5.15; calves. S46S.5O; western steers 81 son
$50; western cows. S3N5.
HOgs-Receipts. 1900 head: market 501Oc
lower. Bulk OF sales. $S.2Ol $50. heavy IS so
1s55 packers and butchers. s.. 25as.50; light
$S. log g. 80
Sheep-ReeeiPtS 5000 head: market steady
MGttons, 81 75@6-25; lambs. s76sJO: fed wesr
wethers and yeariings s. 256i7 30. fa5 v~es.t
ern ewes. S4. 756a5.25
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Ian. 2O-Caftle- Rsrei,.s
$500 head: market slow 10c lower Nafivs
steers. S40f-23; cows and heffers S2d5 25-
western cows and heifers. 81. .SOel4 10. Gamers
s. 25a325: stockers and feeders So $50 :. 40.
caves. S5SoHI.75; hulls stays. etc, s. 756t
4e0. ''N+
Hogs Receipts. I0.5oO head: market weak r.,
&c lower. Heavy. $S-S0Qs.55: mixed SS 80
S35; light. SS.15dS 30; nj Is S707,75. h,ii- -
sales, IS. 25GS.S5. VI
sheep Receipts. 800 head: market steady
Fed muttons S6-75i 7.35: wetherS S5eSa. s-.r.
Sj@5.75; lambs s7-6SdS.65 Fs~' e"es'
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Egg Market In Nearby countie.


PETALJMA Jan. 20-Eggs show an inciina-
tion to 6uctuate in price ana a drop Of 1 cent
was recorded today: Soc and Sfc were the best
offerings. The market is well cleaned uD and
large shipments were made today. The daily
output is increasing
SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 20.-Producers continue 20
receive PC for all classes Of eggs. The local
market is well supplied and shipments to san
Francisco houses show increase.