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chine, controlled by representatives.
chosen by the great body of individual
growers, acting in local assoc ations.
1t charges no commission, ma kes no
profit, and does the business of four
thousand growers at actual cost.
Cars packet by local associa tions,
whether in San Diego or ,ramento,
are shipped on order by telephone from
Office of general exchange, are con-
signed to latter at point where IL has a
representative, and proceeds of sale,
are rendered direct to shipping associa-
tion.
In this system advantages of superior
fruit and pack, and use of local brand,
are preserved to the local association.
Advertising and marketing are central
lied in body that can command suffi-
cient funds and brains to secure the
greatest efficiency and widest know
ledge Of market conditions.
Is there any popularity in the eli
mate of California that makes such
business organization impossible to
apple-growers of the Pacific North
west? | should like to see action
taken at this meeting looking toward
the organization of such a system here.
We may congratulate ourselves that
the Lafean apple box bill, which con-
tanned 80 much of menace to apple
growers of the Pacific Coast, has been
laid on the congressional table. |
fear, however, that the respite is but
temporary. and that similar legisls-
tion will be urged in the next congress.
In this connection, permit me to read
an extract from a letter which | re-
Gently received from Representative
Willis G. Hawley. Mr.. Hawley say':
"In compliance with the suggestion
made by you recently relative to the
Lafean apple box bill. respectfully
suggest that, while the bill is at
present laid on the table, and do not
believe any attempt will be made to
revive it at the coming short session of
Congress, such an attempt may be
made at future congress, as there is
powerful interest behind the bill. 1t
seems advisable to me that the horti-
cultural interests of the Northwest
should adopt plans for concerted ac-
tion, either entirely to defeat any
measure of that nature, or to submit
in lieu of the present bill, substitute
measure. At present | understand it
is the desire of the fruit-growing in
terests of the Northwest to have no
legislation on the subject, and shall
endeavor hereafter to defeat any such
measure in the same manner as | did
the Lafean apple box bill, with the CO.
operation of our growers, but it may
be advisable to be prepared with
substitute measure
Apple growers Of the three Pacific
Coast states, as we'll as those of Idaho
and Colorado are vitality concerned in
preventing legislation adverse to the
system Of packing and labelling, on
which prosperity Of our apple industry
rests. 1t is matter in which every
association engaged in interstate ship
ment of apples should take a wide
awake interest. should be glad to
see you take some action, at this ses-
sion, tending to bring together all such
associations into militant alignment
against such adverse legislation.
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the city government in good hands,
and it is to be hopad that the new ad-
ministratlon will work together har-
moniously for the good of the city.
The following is the vote:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
For Sale

II acres under cultivation
S acres in apples, Spitz and
Newtowns, 3 and 4 years
old.
Water free for irrigation.
Good 7-room house. One and
one-half miles from town.
Near school.
An opportunity to buy a
good place at the right
price. $4,000 Terms.
D. E. RAND, Owner
Phone 328 X
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Dried Fruits. Rai-in-. Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evsporsted apples. "a. 0s1sc: apricots.
prunes. 2st Q3c with %61c premium for 4Os !:
figs, 4G41ac; pears. 6d10c; nectarines. 5Cd6c.
Raisins-Layers clusters-6 crown, 50 so; 5
crown. Sis, crOwnA 81. p: seeded, a. 05Lc /:
ordinary layers. crown. 95c; 2 crown 90c I:
seedleSs suitanas. 2la 04c: Thompson's seedless.
S4 G312e for Unblesched and 70715c for
bleached; loose muscatel crown. 4c; 3 crown.
size; crown. Sc. seedless. 2Ltc
Nuts-Almonds. nOnpareils 14h h015c; IXL.
141141ac; plus ultra. 130131sc: Drake. 10i[
91le: languedocs. 10@lO13c hardshen 61l a
&c; walnuts, I315e per ID for No. 1 softshells.
sac for No. , do: pecans. 14ls d16c: Italian
ehestnuts. 9l2 a1Oc; peanuts. Az G75c; pine nuts
1s92oc per 10.
Honey--Comb. 14G15c for water white and 10
gle per ID for light amber; dark amber. 70Sc :
extracted, 71ae for water white and 81 061c
for light amber; csndled and dark amber. 40
41ac per ID.
Beeswax-271s asOc per ID for light and 2S@
26c for dark.
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at Ss1Gsa. Peoples water common STOCK was
held at S3d325
The Comstock mining shares were hrm, though
mere were no particular advance Inc soH'ne.n ..
Neyadas were quiet and the only change OF more
was a decline in Tonopah OF Nevada from 30. 10
The B. A. T. oil company of Kern county mas
levied an assessment of SC, delinquent Maren II.
,lln house, a local corporation, mas leyiete a an
assessment Of $40 per share on the capllal stoch'
delinquent March 3.
The directors of the Pacific gas and electric
company will meet January 81 for the purpose
oI declaring dividend of y per cent 'sl.ov o,,
per share) upon the $40 100000 preferred stock
Tor the period beginning November l, ieoe ana ana
ending January 31 1910, payable to stock holders
or record at p. m. January 81. The hrst divl-
deads on the preferred (s15o) was paid April 10,
l9o6. none thereafter till August 2. 1909, when
100000 common stock was issued in settle
ment OF cumulative dividends 60 per cent? on
basis of one share of common to the holders
OF each two shares of preferred.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders ao Of the Giant powder company consolI.
dated the following directors were elected:
Charles G. Bemis, Louis F. Monteagle, G n.
Felton, Il. Moffat, T. P. Bishop. T. B. Pheby
place of c. H. Phillips Officers were elected as
follows: Charles c. Bemis president; Louis F.
Monteagle vice president; c. c. Quinn: seere-
tary. The company is stated to have had sst-
lsfaetory year. The assets December 81.
l9oe, were Sf619.5T7.3e, against 81, 800, $50 Tor
sooe year cash on nana 81 90
900, at the rate Of 30 cents per share monthly,
were paid during the year.
bank at their annual meeting elected the follow
ing directors: William II. Crocker, ". A: Fred
erick. George l.. Payne. F. Kohn Rudolph Her
old Jr, G. X. Vending, G. II. Luchsinger. R.
D. Robbins and Alex d. Keyes. Officers were
elected as follows: G. II. Luchsinger. president;
W. Fl. Crocker and W. A. Frederick, vice presi-
dents; ii. {. Klevesahl. cashier. During the last
year the deposits. amounting to s5,110,614. Is on
December 81, 1909. increased S335, ,55I, the in
crease during the latter six months being S249,
131 The surplus and reserved increased SCI .20l
and amounts TO 1881. .201.3S Semiannual divi-
dends at the rate of per cent per annum were
paid TO stock holders. making a total of so divi-
dends during the 40 years this bank has been
in existence.
A. H. Howe. secretary and treasurer of the
Goldheld Consolidated mines company. has issued
the following official statement: During the
month Of December 1909 the total production of
the company was 20. pa II tons OF ore, contain
ing S14l .66S.54, or average of $36-56 per ton.
OF which the whole milled with average
extraction of 90. S3 per cent. The net profit TO
the company was s495. .35314. or $24.4s per ton.
The development work consisted Of 1890 lineal
feet. The mill has been demonstrated TO have q
daily capacity Of fully $50 tons, due to certain
additions to the machinery and equipment I'm
ished during the month";
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REPORTED THE CALI
TURMOIL CEASES
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The fever
which has kept the stock market
disturbed this week was reduced
today. Dealings contracted and
the fluctuations narrowed. These
are the usual symptoms of the
establishment of nominal con-
ditions after a period of unsettle-
ment and were welcomed for that
reason.
The price movement was up
ward. but the recovery brought
decrease of demand, followed by
some reaction. The arrest of
yesterdays decline disclosed the
approximate average of prices at
which demand developed sufficient
to absorb the offerings.
There was some renewed con-
sideration today of the probable
effect on the demand for capital
of the financial losses involved
in the French flood disasters. The
destruction of capital is similar
in kind, though not in degree, to
that done by the San Francisco
calamity and international bank
ers admit the likelihood of some
effect on the exchanges in the
process of repair of the damages.
The large credit balance of the
French nation with the world at
large gives it the ability to call
home credits at need. Its own
home resources are so abundant
at the same time that the process
is expected to be gradual and
without disturbing effect.
The hopeful views expressed in
public utterances of J. ]. Hill and
William Rockefeller were an inf1u-
ence toward the more cheerful
feeling on the stock exchange.
Account began to be taken of the
improbability that the supreme
court would have its decision in
the American tobacco case ready
for handing down on Monday.
from which time a three weeks
adjournment of the court is in
tended
The professionalism into which
the market was falling was in
dicated by Pennsylvania reaction
in face of the general rise. that
stock having served as sustain
ing force yesterday against weak
ness. The coppers, too. suffered
something from the limits of the
steps taken toward the merger to
the lines of ownership already
common to the separate prop
critics affected.
Bonds were Irregular Total
sales. par value. s2.797,0O0
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PEIALJ MA. Jan 2S.-Eggs are unsteady IN
price and were quoted higher than the day pre-
vlouS. SSc and 32c being paid by local dealers
after the receipt of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange. Good prices are offered
for eggs suitable for incubators. Large Numbers
viii be used this season and il is expected the
Hocks viii be largely increased.
SANTA CRUZ Jan. 2S.-POuItrymen received
26c for eggs in the local market today. From
the southern end Of the county shipments to San
Francisco are increasing
SANTA ROSA Jan. 2S.-After a steady de-
cline all Of the week the price Of eggs took
sudden advance OF Sc today receipt of quota
tions from the San Francisco dairy produce eV-
change. Local dealers are quoting 3Oc per dozen
for choice today and 27c for seconds as com
pared to &c and 24c yesterday. The production
IS gradually increasing, although the demand IL
strong as ever.
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Decidmous ana Citrus Fruits

Malaga cranes from Spain were Offering again
yesterday. Twenty barrels reached tle market
via Tacoma and the lot was closed out 81 a
barrel The situation in domestic fruits was
unchanged. Several cars Of oranges came aud
some OF the new arrivals badly frosted
This damaged stock offered at I5cdSl a
box and its presence in the market had de-
pressing effect the sale Of sound fruit. Tan
gerines were held at higher range Of values
Apples (per bOx)-Fancy bellhowers, S1.2j0o
1.50; do NewtOwn pippins. 81. 2341.50; do red.
$1-5001 Is: common TO choice. 65cGS1.
Citrus Fruits tper hoxl-Navel oranges. 81 =
d2.J0 for fancy and $t-5OG2 for choice: frosted.
T5c0S1. tangeTines. S1.5ON2 per box. grapefruit.
So.J09IS for Seedless aud S1.JOd2 for common
lemons. S350d4 for fancy. S2d2.50 for choice
and $1M1-25 for Standard lines. S4d5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cd$1. q per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 5OGfS for Central American; /;
pineapples. S2Q2. 50 per Dozen
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The market more literally supplied with
vegetables yesterday than for some time. the
receipts including OF Cuban tomatoes and
two Of lettuce and csulihOwer. Toma toes
were lower and lettuce was quoted at 81 q
crate IN the afternoon. while early express ar
rivals brought So Peas sold at a lower range
and eggplant from Florida Brought POE a pound
Mushrooms remained weak excessive arrivals
Forced growth asparagus from the river brought
256I35c pound Potatoes and onions we're
quiet ana unchanged
Potatoes (per ctD-River white. 75d9Oc for
common to choice and S1d1. 10 for fancy; Sa-
ijnas Burbanks S1.2501. .45: Oregon B,lrbanks
81. 15@1 80; Oregon early rose, S1.5O; sweet po-
tatOes 1.60G1 .T5.
Onions-S1 .1OG125 per ctl for local and $50
for oregon.
VegetabIes-To Tomatoes. Cuban. So per crate:
green peas 10IIJc per ID; garlic Sc per
10; cabbage. 90cd$1 per ctl: cucumbers. s. .25G1
$1-IO per dozen. cdulifower 650 7-C per dozen
turnips. 50d65c per sack: carrots 50d65c per
sack; green peppers. 12l2 "a lIlac per 10 rhuharh.
SH9c per 10; celery. s.. SOFAS for large and
$1Ml.2j for small crates lettuce S4a6 per
crate; mushrooms 2JelT5c per box
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Grans declined uniformly
here in the final half of the session today after
an early advance. Provisions took contrary
course under considerable buying by packers and
showed an advance in all the futures at the close
of the day.
Bullish sentiment in wheat today was rein
forced early by foreign cables telling of advances
in Liverpool prices. The advance reached its
crest in the first hour when May touched 81. r.
Tow ard the close OF the session decided slump
noted. The close weak at the low
point for all the, futures with May at $1.f16
1.1ih, Lc lower.
In corn weak start changed by a good
demand TO material advance in sympathy with
the early course of wheat May sold up to So u
d6TAc and fell of to 66&t a 66Jse. The close
was weak at the low points in all the futures
with May H@%c lower.
Trading in oats followed closely the fuctustion
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS

Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-71a 6S15c per ID for steers, 10I13e for
cows and heifers.
veaI-9@ lie for large and 1061fc for small
kfutton--wethers, 10411c; ewes, a91Oc per ID
Lamb-12h G13hc per ID.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-111z @1215c for light
and 91h a 1Oc for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
No. / fat steers. over 400 lbs. alive. 505He
per lb; under 900 lbs, 4Ac; second quality, All
@4%c: third quality, 3N d4c-
No. l cows and heifers. 4d4I<c; second quail
ity 3h@3%c: third quality. 3dSkcs common,
thin undesirable cows. 2s4 3Sc-
Fat bulls and stays ~ A@211c; half fat o.
thin bulls IL d2c.
Calves-Light weight. per lb. 51a@5%e; me-
dium. 5d5Ae; heavy. 4G4hc-
ewes, AZ G4%c.
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PnnItrx and Game

A car Of western chickens the fourth handled
for the week. went sale yesterday and as the
market had previously been quite bare the
stock met with COCO demand ar satisfactory
prices. Domestic live stock in limited
supply aud prices Of all description were allowed
TO stand Dressed turkeys. Of which 81 cases
were received. stood as before quoted. There
general advance in game.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $5d6 for small.
S707.5O for large and SSM1O for extra. young
ROSTERS S70s: do extra large. S.. 5O6l1O; old
roosters, $5d5-50, fryers. $66T50; broilers. IS
as for large and S3-5O44 for small; ducks.
nominal: pigeons. 1.5O; squads. S3d4: geese.
81. 5o03 per pair; dressed turkeys. 23426c per
pound
canvasbacks H7-5O. sDrig. $3.500l5; teal S26D
$50; widgeon. $36SJ0; spoonhills. S262 So.
blackjacks s.. SOFAS: gray ducks. S3.5Oa4, gray
geese S4d5: white geese 81 1907. 70; brant.
s.. .50d Z; honkers, s609: hare, S1.5O92i rabbits.
81. .JO61 >. To-
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FISH, PER POUNl
Provisions

Cottolene-One half Dbl, 13kc; half hills
13c; tierce, 12sc; tierces 12%c; tierces
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows Hams, 17t1 d1Sc; picnic hams.
131ac; California hams 16617e; fancy bacon. 8
to lbs, 2311c; to 10 lbs, 81 1hc: 10 to 12 lbs
21kc; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs, 19c: 10
to u lbs, 1s1ac: medium bacon. 17ac; light me
dunn bacon 17iac.
Lard-Tierces 15stc sos 16c, los 16Hc, Sc
1850, 3s 16a.c compound lard tierces lie SOS
11Ac, los IL &c, 5s ukc. IS 12c; yellow cook
ing OIL &c per gal; white cooking OIL soc per
gal; salad oil. Tic per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted: Export lots, in
peeted by the govsrnmen' are ~ per Dol higher
s1l. so per Dbl; extra mess beef. S11.50 per bbI
smoked beef. 19c per h.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. S27. so: clear
$50: mess $50: pig pork, $32 so; pigs feet So 80
Tor half bbls. $40 for 25 ID kegs and $1.35 for
kits
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Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

Flour-California family extras, S6.6067 net
without discount bakers extras. S6.6O97s su-
bbl S6d6. 20 for family. bakers and patents
and S56OG5.SO for cut on: Kansas patents
S6' 5O6a6.T5: do straights. $6.25616.5O: Dakors
patents $40: do stra;ghts. 81; do clear So so
per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices IN 100 ID sacks. net
cash no discount are follows: Graham donr
So 80 per 100 lbs; rye dour, 81; rye neal S3 81.
rice nour. 81; corn meal. 3-25, extra cream DO
S. so: oat meal, 81 10; Oat greats. 81 50. farina
$3.50: hominy. $3.50: buckwheat dour 81 sN.
whole wheat -four. $3.50; rolled oats. bbls 81 x
97.25, In sacks S44097; extra cream do, 81 In
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


wheat--Local handlers continue to report .
holding of.
California ; Sonora. S2.o7 II G2. 11iz
Propo and white Australian, 81. 05G2. 10. North
ern wheat-Club, s1.ss2 @1.91A; Russian red,
Sissy Gb1.ssa4; turkey red, s19o92: bluestem,
So. 05@2.10.
No quotations.
Barley-Futures were lower again yesterday
and the cash grain also of. There were
sales of feed at S1.339. and $1.35. some 500 tons
choice going at s1.33%. with more offered At the
price. but not taken. The market is not
only weak but very quiet.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed. 81 30 a ri 80; common tc
fair. l.30M L. BIZ per ctl; brewing. S1.S6I4 a
1871; shipping lots, $780, G1.3Ila; chevalier
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
May ....... .s1ssis si5sh si.ss s1.ss
December--No sales S1.19 bid.
May ....... .sIs54 si.ssh s1ss s1s5ls
December-No sales, 81. 1915 bid.
Oats-The market continues depressed under
impending large deliveries from both Californis
snd northern sources, though there is no further
decline.
S1.7591.s0; black. $1.5o@2 30; gray, nominal;
white. 81. 57ls .62n per ctl for fair TO MOL
Corn-Small round yellow, S1.I0d1.T5; white
S1.S5; large yellow, 81. 61.S0; western states
yellow. In bulk. San Francisco track. 81 80 y a
Egyptian. s1.62A @1721s; brown do, sl.57la
1.6o per ctl-
nominal.
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Rean. and Seed.

The bean market though quiet Is urn. with
higher prices for pinkS and large whites ONnard.
Ventura county. advices report that the stock Of
lima beans is 5OOOO0 bags. OF which quantity
the Lima Bean Growers association claims to
have SO per cent.
Beans fper ctf)-Bayos. s.. 250l ). So pea nom
inaI: small white. 81 10: large white. So. .
m36O: pink 81. 4.25d4.4O; red. S6d6.50; black
eve. S46t4. I5 lima. 81. O56l4 10. red Kidneys So
as 25: cranberry beans. 81 40d4.50; Garvanzas.
- SOFAS; horse beans. 81. .75d2
Seeds-Brown mustard. INC; yellow mustard.
5I4c naxseed. SC. carload lots; canary. 80 Q4c f;
alfalfa 16Ib al 17cs rape, 2d2 &c; imported rape.
4a4Hc; timothy Sc; hemp. 1aG4c: miilet, Sc
per ID.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Ian. -FIour-Quiet and about
steady; receipts, 1922 barrels; shipments, 1124
barrels.
Wheat-Spot steady; No. red. S1.31 nom
inal elevator domestic and nominal f. O. b. adoat.
No. l northern Duluth and No. ? hard winter.
S1.26I4 nominal T. o. b. afoat. OptiOns-There
firm market in wheat and prices advanced
q n &c on speculative buying Influenced by firm
cables and bullish reports regarding quality of
Argentine crop. but values sagged of late under
profit taking. closing &c net lower May closed
bushels; shipments. 50, OPS bushels.
'Hops-Steady: state, common 10 choice. 1900.
20d 35c: 1908. 15e1 19c; Pacific coast, 1909 216
26c; 1905 1461Sc
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firm.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Copper stocks range about the
same.
Local stocks and bonds firm.
Mining shares quiet.
Exchange and silver unchanged.
Wheat still dull. Barley again
lower.
Oat market still depressed.
Hay dull and weak. Beans Arm.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
General decline In wet and dry
hides.
Egg market RECEIVERS. Butter
lower.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Malaga grapes coming In from
Spain.
Poultry selling of well. Game
higher.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; No. rye. SOl2c; feed
or mixing barley, 65d 6Sc: haxseed. No. south
westerp. $2.05; No. 1 northwestern. S2.l5; tim
othy seed. S4.13d4.20; clover, $14.15; mess pork.
per Dbl. $40 1921 25; lard. per 100 lbs, $llS0d
11.s2l5 short ribs. sides (loose), $11 25g1 20;
short clear sides (boxedl, S12d12 12l2.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and -four equal
TO 3T6.0OO bushels. Exports for the week, as
shown by Rrsdstreets. were equal 10 3.11S,0Oo
bushels Primary receipts were 6S3. 600 bushels,
compared with 36l coo the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. II cars: corn, 346 cars; oats, 153 cars;
hogs, IL, 900 head
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities. though not particularly active
were firm yesterday and there were number of
ma terial advances. Peoples water bonds were
higher at S70.25 telephone stock at
S37d37. 80. Giant powder at SIT and Associated
oil at $3.50. North Alaska salmon ex dvi-
dend of Is cents
In the unlisted department Pacific Gas com
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Now YORK Monex NIarket

NEW YORK Jan. 2s.-Money on call easy.
ing bid. 2% per cent; offered at 3 per cent.
Time loans easier: so days. 81 per cent; &C
days per cent: six months. AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 41M5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S370d4 $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at 81 S625 for demand.
Commercial bills 81. S3L I4S3Sz.
Bar silver, 52Hc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir.
regular
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Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA, Jan. 2s.-Wheat: Bluestem. sl.16d
SEATTLE. Jan. 2s.5MjIling auotstions: Pine
stem. $114; club $111: fife 81 II: red Rus
sian. $1.09. Export wheat: Bluestem Sill;
club, Sl.0s: fife, $l.0S: red Russian, 81 Los No
receipts up to noon. Yesterdays receipts:
Wheat, cars; oats, cars: barley, l car.
PORTLAND, Jan. 2S.-Wheat, track prices:
Club, s106; bluestem, Is; red Russian, 81 04 +:
Turkey red 81 OS; forty fold. 81 Os: VALLEY 81 O6