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General Merchandise

BagsAGrain bags. 51aG5%c spot and $50
5ac future San Quentin bags 54c; wool bags,
32c for 3 y Id and 35c for ID; fleece twine, Sc
per lb.
Coal--Pennsylvania anthracite egg s1e per ton A;
Wellington $12; New Wellington $12; Coos bay.
SO; Australian house-RIchnIond. etc.. S12; Pc
law Main. $12; Stanford Richmond. $12; Cumber
land. $15 IA bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh an
thracite, SIS; coke, SIG per ton in bulk aud SIT
oiIs~ouotations are for barrels. Linseed. s2c
per gallon for boiled and 90e for raw; cases. 5e
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. Tie: Baker
AA $1.13@115; China nut. cases. 60d7Oc per
XXX 6Ils a7lc for No. l aud 65@6sIsc for No.
sperm OIL eIc natural winter sperm oil. ole;
natural whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained
lard OIL 95M96c; pure neatsfoot oil. Toe: No. 1
neatsfoot oil GOc: herring OIL 4Oc;. salmon oil.
Coal o Gason White O iron
rels or drums, lOc; LOO deg OIL iron barrels or
l7c: astral. lie: ssar. lie; extra star. 20c:
Elaine, 261ac: eocene zoe; red crown and motor
gasoline. in buIk 15c, in cases 22c; No. 1 engine
dstillate, in drums. SC; cases. &c more: S6 deg.
gasoline. in bulk soc. in cases 37Isc; varnish
makers and painters naphtha, in bulk lie, in
Turpenfine-sJc per gallon in cases and 7sc
in bulk. drums and iron barrels
Rosin tper bbl Of $50 lbs)-F. $3.50: G, 1855
Red and white Lead-Red. s1s Gee: white. 81
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar @ L refining company quotes as
fruit granulated, 545c; cut loaf, in barrels only
7.45c; H. & E. crystal dominos, ID cartons in
cases s 45c; do Id cartons in cases. S95c; mon
arch bar. 5.s0c; tablets. in half bbls. 5.95c; do
in boxes, 6.20c: cubes and crushed zoe:
monarch powdered 5-55e: xxx powdered
5.55c: candy granulated. 5.55c; confectioners a.
5.45e; confectioners crystal. 5.55e: extra fine
granulated. 5.25c; magnolia A. 5.05e: extra O.
4 95c Golden c. 4SJe. ID, 4.75c. Barrels and 80
10 bags 1Oc half bbls 25c, boxes soc more per 100
lbs than for bags of loo lbs net. Bar in IS and
40 ID tins. $1.I0 more, in and 10 lb tins So s5
more per 100 lbs than price. of this grade in 100
lb bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis,
: 45c. 'sHigrade's. bar ). soc; powdered < 55e
A crushed. 5.I0c; berry. 5.4Jc; c. 4 H. extra
fine dry granulated. o. 45c; coarse dry granu1ated
crystal. 5.55e, cubes, 5.7Oc; bricks, 5TOc; extra
fine dry granulated Goo ID bags only. 5.25c
excelsior A. 5.0jc; extra c. 4.95c golden C.
4.s5c: yellow d. 4.75c; cut loaf in bhIs only.
45c: Fl. & Z. crystal domnos ) ID cartons in
cases, s45c; do 2 ID cartons IL cases, s.95e. Al
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.- Wheat was the only grain
here which showed a net gain at the close Of the
days trading, chiefly remarkable for fuctuation
1t advanced from la@%c in the final figures,
while corn and oats fell off from firm opening.
The trail of wheat led over boulders and into
ruts prices rising and falling over range of
from 4sc to 1hc in a succession of nervous
fluctuations. Time and again unusually large
arrivals tilted the market to the bear side and
often wave of buying would surge the
pit. changing the complexion of the figures May
was the most active and touched each fractional
point between S1.11A and $1.G9A, making a
strong finish sc up at sIHkm11iA.
Corn huctuated less Than wheat and the trad
ing vas within narrower. range. The start was
firm. but the edge quickly taken of the
market by volume of selling orders, which del
uged the pit. many of them coming from com
mission houses which have been active of late on
the buy ing side
The range for the day was from Y ale. with
May the most active month. closing ssG G1ac
down at &c. after having journeyed from 67Ac
to $3.50.
Oats was less nervous and less active than the
other grains, although the range was similar,
extending from Ac TO 1Ikc. May ranged from
41%c to 46kc and closed at 47Mc, &c lower
than yesterdays final figures.
In provisions futures closed from "a @221sc
higher.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Yesterdays receipts Of vegetables were small
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butter. cheese and Egrs

Yesterdays arrivals of eggs were nearly double
those of the preceding day, and as result of
the influx there was general decline in prices
Extras and frsts were 2e lower at 32c and SOC
a dozen. respectively, and seconds marked
down 1c to 29c. With the Increased arrivals
evenly distributed there were@ hardly any buyers
on the exchange. where the sale of lot was
enough to put the market for extras down, and
the decline in that grade carried prices for
cheaper stock down with ii. The butter market
remained firm for top quality goods and fresh
extras made another slight advance going up
NC sales at 3Sc pound the exchange.
Tuesdays advance checked the demand for ship
ment to Los Angeles and receivers. who had
been disposng of their surplus holdings through
shipping channels. were weak in their views in
consequence In the cheese department fancy
new California flats lost the iac gained the
preceding day, that being the only change in the
quotations.
On the exchange 20 cases of fresh extra but
ter sold at 3Sc pound and 10 cases of
extra eggs changed hands at :s2c dozen.
Receipts ~ 900 pounds of butter. 11,500
pounds of cheese and 1.730 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotation estab
lished yesterday and the three preceding days
the floor of the dairy exchange Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tations. generally range from re to &c higher.
owing to the various charges to be added.
No.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES Jan. 26-The egg COMMITTEES
lowered extra selected eggs &c dozen on the
produce exchange today and counts , &C.
The former are now 35c and the latter SOC.
Ranch candled are 3Sc.
ButteF and cheese are in good demand
Potatoes firm.
Receipts of produce in Los Angeles today
were. Eggs. 244 cases; butter. 15.612 pounds;
cheese, 972 pounds. potatoes, 23Ol sacks; onions.
d sacks; beans, 1.OS2 sacks; sweet potatoes. 1913
sacks.
Egg-Extra select 3Jc; local ranch candled
frsts. :sIc; count, SOC; storage packed eX-
trss. 2Sc: storage packed seconds. 26c-
Butter-C Creamery extra. - he; creamery first.
81 be: eastern creamery extras, 81 isc; cooking
butter. 26c.
Beans-No. pink. s.. J.250j.5Oc: No. limas.
81 40H4.51; Lady Washington. S+-25G14-50; small
whites S540d5.5O; blaekeyes $4.I5; garvanzas.
$50: Ientils. 81.
Potatoes Salinas. S165@1.T3; Highlands.
81 10G1.35. Lompoc. $1.6541,7j: WatsCnvilie.
81 $50 80; oregon. 81 5O61. so: sweet potatoes,
81 80; oregon early rose. So white rose, 81. 709
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Ea.tern Livestock Market

kANNAS OlI1
KANSAS CITY Jan. 6-Cattle-R Receipts.
5000 Market steady TO 1Oc lower. Native
steers 81 +.6O6rT; cows and heifers. -. 6O40.
stockers and feeders, So 561525; bulls. So. q
<: calves. $s.506lS; western steers. S4-5O46.5os
western cows. So. 75614T5.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 Market 1061l5c lower.
Bulk of sales. S7.9o0S15; heavy. SS.10Q&20:
packers and butchers, $S9S-15; light. SI.6og
S.O5. pigs S6.50H7-j0.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady to Zoe
lower. SfuttonS. S4.5O65.75; lambs. IS.
$40. fed western wethers and yearlings, So9
;. 10: fed western cows. 81. 2515-2j.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Ian 26.--Cattie-- Receipts,
5000. Market slow and lower Native steers.
$3.T5M6.75; COWS and heifers. s3d5; western
steers IS 25Gr 5-35:- cows and hetfers- $500
425: Gamers $2f14: stockers and feeders, 81 -
05-2J: calves $4dS; bulls. stays. etc. S34o-
Hogs Receipts, 900. Market 5d1Oc lower.
Heavy. S7.95MS.O5; mixed, $19o04-9S. light,
81 7507 .95; pigs Sc. 7561750; bulk Of sales.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market slow and
lower WetherS. $30J.10s ewes, S4.t04o5
lambs ST 25dS -
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FIour and Fsrinaceous Goods

Numerous changes in northern and western
brands of -four will be observed California
brands arc unchanged.
Flour-Calfornia family extras, S6.60uI net
without discount. bakers extras. 81. .6b91T. su-
perfine So 40a5. 20: oregon and Washington. per
bbl S6d620 for family bakers and patents
and ST .S0635. 90 for cut off, Kansas patents,
Sc. .5Od6.75: do straights. S625dG.50: Dakota
patents ST.2O: do straights. 81; do clear. $3.50
per bhl.
Farinaceous Cioods-Prices in 100 III sacks. net
ash. no discount. arc as follows: Graham -four.
So 40 per 100 lbs: rye -four. 81; meal. 50 So
rice -four. 81; corn meal. SS.25; extra cream do,
So so: oat meal 81 40; cat greats, 81 so; farina.
81 so: hominy. $3.50; buckwheat flour. 81 go;
whole wheat flour. $3.50; rolled oats, bbls. 50! 20
sacks and $3.50 in barrels rolled wheat. bbls
$3.50 in sacks 81. 25d5: pearl barley. 81. 80;
split peas. boxes. 500 for yellow and $3.50 for
green per 100 lbs
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaus Berers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-71aGS14c per lb for steers. 7@75c for
cows and heifers.
veal-o@ tic for large and 1od11c for small.
Mutton wethers. 1o@1lc; ewes, 9@1oc per III
Lamb-12ls M13lSc per ID.
Dressed Pork tner lb)-1114 01215c for light
and 9Ih n 10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
No. fat steers over 900 lbs alive. 5a5Ac
per lb: under 900 lbs SAC; second quality, AZ
@4a4c: third quality, 334 M4c.
NO e9Ns ana hts nsleTs second guai
thin undesirable cows. 2$a G3c.
Fat bulls and stays "a G21Ac; half fat or
thin bulls, l2M2c.
Calves Light weight, per lb, 5h@5Ac; me-
dium. aG5Ac; heavy. 4G415e.
Sheep tper lb,-wethers, No. 1. 5A@5&c;
Lamb (per Ib)-This years milk lambs. elh
G7c.
Hogs fper lb)Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 40 lbs, S1ac 140 to $50 lbs. Sasc; $50 to $50
lbs, SIC; common undesirable hogs. 5@6e.
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PRICES REBOUND
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The ac-
tion of today's stock market repre-
resented a conclusive Feadjustment
of the price level. rather than a
measured recovery induced by
steady demand.
The opening presented condi-
tion of violent confusion and wide
gains over last nights prices. The
fierce rush to buy demonstrated
clearly that much of the needless
selling which went on yesterday
was bear speculation and had left
uncovered short contracts on an
enormous scale.
The London stock market ad-
vanced prices of Americans sharp
ly before the opening here and
buying orders from New York
were factors in the London ad-
vance. The consequence was a
state of embarrassment for the
uncovered shorts in New York,
when business was ready to be-
gin.
Their urgent necessities caused
the violent gains in prices which
were registered at the opening
and which offered a basis for in
termittent selling for the greater
part of the day.
This selling did not become
urgent again and gave no indica-
tions of the anxiety which was so
acute only "a hours before.
The extra dividend declared by
the directors of the United States
steel corporation after the close
of the market yesterday was ben
efcial to the value of the stock.
certainly. and of cheerful import
TO. prospects for values and prom
Use for industrial prosperity.
Besides the strong sustaining
force of the necessitous buying by
uncovered shorts there was sub
stantial relief by the extensive
liquidation which has been af-
fected and which has cleaned out
the weak spots all through the
market
The course which the banks
have been pursuing can hardly
have been dictated by the neces-
sity of building UP their reserve
position. which is unusually strong
already for this season.
The purging of the credit posi-,
tion from the artificial results
brought about by pool activities
and manipulation has been sus-
pended. owing to the danger of
damage to the more substantial
fabric of the market if yesterdays
rough course of procedure should
= have been followed up. An Incl
dent of the day was the further
collapse to 13 in the price of Co
lumbus and Hooking coal and
iron. following the appointment
of a receiver for the property.
The final jump in the copper
industrials with the circumstan-
tial reports that the merger was
imminent checked a late reaction
in the general list from the best
prices of the day.
Bonds were strong; total sales,
par value. s3.2S9.OO0.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
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Poultry md Game

Continued light arrivals and a fair to good
demand kept the market for live poultry IN
good trim for sellers and everything received
was quickly closed out at the previously quoted
rates. Prices for dressed turkeys had wide
range. general offerings being dull at 23d25c-
while large birds brought 26c and perhaps 2Ic
a pound for occasional case. Game was in
good request and several kinds Of wild ducks
were higher
Poultry fper dozenl-Hens. $5G6 for small.
S7GI50 for large and SS6r10 for extra; young
ROSTERS. S7GS: do extra large. $S.50G10; old
roosters. S5d5.5 fryers, $6G75O: broers. S.
dG for large and s3.50d4 for small; ducks.
nominal: pigeons. $3.50; squads $3N4; geese.
50. .5OI3 per pair; dressed turkeys, 23N26c per
pound.
Game Cper dozen) - Mallard ducks. S5aT:
as: widgeon So SOFAS: spoonbils $2@2. .50,
black Jacks s2.5OM3: gray ducks $S.5O04.
gray geese. S3.5004.5O; white geese. S1.5O6l
2 30 brant S2.506I4; honkeTs seas; hare, 81. so
a.; rabbits $3.50.
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Hay and FeedstuHs

Receipts of hay light yesterday, but the
market continued weak.
white
Middlings-S34GS6 per ton.
Shorts-S2903O per ton.
oats for feed, S3663S; mixed feed. $2SdS3 for
average lots; oilcake meal, "; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills $2J in 20 and 10 and S25. so In
ton lots: jobbinG. S26; corn meal. $3S@39;
cracked corn. $3.50 SO: alfalfa meal carload lots.
$50: jobbing $21; red star alfalfa meal, $50 in
carload lots and $21 for jobbing; Caproco oileake
meal. S16.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat. S14M S.50 wheat and oat. S12G
49, tame oat. S12G 16. volunteer wild oat. S96t
49, alfalfa, S9d12; stock hay, $TG9 per ton
Straw-50GT5c per bale.
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REPORTED THE Call
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks several points
higher.
Spot and future cotton advanced.
Marked rise In copper shares.
Local stock exchanges quiet.
Wheat and barley inactive.
Liberal offerings depress oats.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs un-
changed.
Live and dressed meats as before.
Northern and western brands of
flour fluctuating.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter
higher.
Potatoes and onions as before.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Poultry market favors sellers.
Wild duck firm and higher.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receintx of Produce Ianunrr p
ProviSious

i3c; / tierce, 1855; > terces, 12Ac; tierces.
12%c
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. III 4 M1sc; picnic hams.
1315c; California hams. 16d17c; fancy bacon. s
to S lbs. 23hc; TO 10 lbs, q 1ac: 10 to IL lbs.
81 &c; light dry salt bacon. S to 10 lbs. 19c; 10
to II lbs. 1s13c medium bacon, 17lac; light me
dium bacon. 1712c.
Lard-Ticrces 154.c Jos 16c. los 16Isc. sc
lG9sc 3s l6a.c: compound lard. tierces lie. J0s
f11,c. los 11%c, IS 115se. 3s 12c: yellow cook
ing oil. SIC per gal; white cooking oil. 6slc per
gal; salad oil. Tie per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government. 81 per bhl higher.
Extra family beef. SO per bbl: family beef.
s11. 80 per bbl extra mess beef, S1l.50 per bbl
smoked beef. l9c per III.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. $27. so; clear.
500 mess SD: pig pork. $50 so pigs feet. IS. 30
for half bbls, S2S40 for % lb kegs and S135 for
Kits.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


wheat-The situation shows change what
ever. Chicago higher and foreign futures
also advanced.
CASH WHEAT
California, ; Sonora. $2.o7A A@21I2;
Propo and white Australian. S2.05d210. North
ern wheats-Club, 81 $50. d1.91A; Russian red,
81. .s6A @1.SS&4; turkey red, S1.90@2; bluestem,
81. .05@210.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-Futures were lower and the cash grain
was quiet and unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed. 81 35ffl 81 u: common to
fair 81 80 35 per ct' brewing. S1.3s4 "a 40:
shipping lots Sf.37ia d1.40; chevalier, $1.6o6
l .65 per ctl.
FUTURES
May .....s 81 4oas 81 .foss $685. siSs i
p m. Session
open: High Low; Close
May ...-...... 81 30 ST 80 81 3S 81 .3S
Oats-The market continues quiet. with still
lower prices for whites Canadian whites are
arriving and depressing the market.
Reds or feed. 81 .556T 62ia; reds for seed.
S1.T501.90; black. S1.50d2.30; gray. nominal; L;
white. $l.5I15 1.621a per ctl for fair TO MOL.
Corn-Smsll round yellow. S1.70@1.T5; white.
sl.S5; large yellow s1.75d1 so; western states
yellow. 10 bulk, San Francisco track. l.62ls a.
1856; white, Sl.6T u al 10; mixed, nominal; white
Egyptian, s1.62l9 ML72h; brown do, $1.51l9 a
l.60 per ctl.
Rye-sl.so per ctl for Utah. California is
nominal.
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PETALUMA. Jan. 26.-The price of eggs de-
clined today: 31c and SOC were the best offer
ings Conditions remain unchanged. Poultrymen
report production is improving Poultry is in
good condition and green feed is plentiful.
SANTA ROSA. Jan. 26-There was decline
of &c per dozen in the price of eggs here today
on receipt of adyices of the quotations from the
San Francisco dairy produce exchange. Local
dealers offered Soc per dozen for choice and PC
for seconds There Is an increasing supply at
present with steady demand. Regular ship
ments are being made to Nebraska and
Arizona by the local dealers Producers are
also using many eggs for incubation and the
indications all point to fairly large increase
in the iocks for the coming season throughout
the country. as well as large increase in the
number of producers.
SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 26-Merchants offer 26c
for all classes of eggs and get liberal supply.
but the bulk of the product Is shipped direct by
poultrymen to San Francisco houses.
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Yesterdays receipts Of vegetables were small,
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Condition Of the Treur,,ry

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $50. .203. 500: silver
dollars $4S4.047 600: silver dollars of 1890.
81 901 900; silver certificates outstanding s4s4.,
047 900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars S6617-
3d. current liabilities. S101 0S3 693: working
balance in treasury offices. S1s.659. T42 in banks
10 credit of treasurer of the United States
$35. 465, l15; subsidiary silver coin Sl9013 O04
minor coin. $1.i23. sol; total balance In general
fund. s77.0s5. .53T.
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Beans and seeds

Beans (per -etI)-Bayos. Sc. .25d5 50: pea nom
inal; small white. $4T5; large white. SS.40
635O; pink. S4-2jG435; red S6d6.5o. black
eve $4G4 Is: lima. S4.0564 10; red kidneys. S5
6iJ25; cranberry beans. 81. 4.4O64.50; Cisrvanzas,
50. .5043 horse beans. S1.75G2
Seeds-Brown mustard. 412c: yellow mustard.
SIC; haxseed sc. carload lots; canary. 3& 614c;
alfalfa. 16I2 6I7c; rape. 2M2Ac; imported rape.
4@41ac; timothy, &c; hemp, S12 d4c; millet Sc
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. s. per etl.
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Now York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. Jan. 26.-Under the constant ham
mering Boston coppers have had they have acted
extremely well. Lake is evidently supported
around a ia 75. 1t has probably $50 per share
in copper as far as they have gone with more
in sight With the good behavior in Amalga-
mated, the Montana properties became more
active. with less attention paid the lake group
North Butte stronger good buying.
NEW YORK Jan. 26.-The Utah copper de-
cislon had a very good effect both markets
today and the close was strong and at about
the best of the day.
A very important meeting Of the Guggenheim
copper interests will be held tonight. The plan
for the general amalgamstOn of copper inter
ests is making for quicker round up than gen
orally known.
The following list is furnished by Z. f. Hut
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pried Frnits. Rai-in-. Nutx and Honey

FFuits-EvapoTated aPpIes; "a dSI2e, aprIeols.
1OM12c; moorpark 126f lSc; peaches. 5dIc;
prunes 2a G3c with y ale premium for 40s;
dgs. 4d41.c: pears, 6Gl10c; nectarines. Jq6c-
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, 500. D
crown 81 70: 4 crown. 81 .25: seeded. ~ 4Jl4c:
ordinary layers. 3 crown 95c: crown. 9Oc;
seedless sultanas 2la 6g4c; Thompson's seedless-
ia d31Sc for unbleached and 7GTIsc for
bleached: loose muscatel. crown, 4e; crown,
Size crown &c: seedless 2Hc-
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils 1412 "a 15c; lXL.
14m14Isc: ne plus ultra 13G l31ae: Drake, t019
6t1c; languedocs 1OM10nc; hardshen, 615 "a
&c; walnuts hc per ID for No. 7 sOftsheiis,
size for No. do; pecans, 141s a 16c; Italian
chestnuts. 91s a Zoe; peanuts. AZ G5c pine nuts.
1S12Oc per 10.
Honey-Comb. 14d 15c for water white and 10
a 12c per lb for light amber: dark amber 7MSc;
extracted. 75c for water white and 51sG6l5e
for light amber: candled and dark amber. 4g
412c per H.
Beeswax-271s asoc per 1b for light and 23@
26c for dark
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London Wool sale.

/ LONDON. Jan. 26-The offerings at the wool
| market were normal. Sales amounted 10 "A, 1853
| bales principally merinos- There was keen de-
| mand from continental and home buyers and
i prices showed a hardening tendency. with greasy
\ realizing Is Sd Crossbreds were sold rapidly
| to home spinners and Americans at fun rates.
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New York Grain Market
Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND. Jan. -Wheat-Traek prices:
Club 81 o6; buestem 81 1ss led Russian 81 o4
turkey red $f0S: forty-folds 81 .0S: valley, $l.09
WASHINGTON
= TACOMA. Jan. 26.-Wheat-B Bluestem, 81 .l6M
LII: club, Sl.07d .0S; red Russian. $1.06.
SEATTLE, Jan. 26-Milling quotations: Blue
stem, 81. IA: club. Sill. ffe. Sill; red Russian,
loo. Export: Bluestem. Sill; club. SfOS;
ffe S1os; red Russian 81 .O6 Car receipts ur
to noon: Wheat. ears Yesterdays receipts:
Wheat, IL ears; barley, - cars.
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More Doing in Local Securities
Mining Stocks Without Feature
, DAYS. saa4 per cent; six months,

cent. and 90 days, 3a@ per cent; six months,
4G4A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4lA@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. .S3T5@4. 1885 for GO day
bills and at 81. $685. for demand.
Commercial bills, 81. S3A GAS
Bar silver. 52Ac.
Mexican dollars 44c
Government steady; railroad, strong
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Liberal Offerings Depress Oats
Market for Fresh Fruit Inactive

there being nothing received from the south
on the early express except few packages Of
lettuce, peas and rhubarb. all of which con-
tinued To bring high prices. There was egg
plant the market, and what peppers were
offering found few takers account Of the
high prices asked. Cuban tomatoes were Of
fered at concessions. as another car was eN-
pected and sellers anxious TO effect clear
anceS before its arrival Mushrooms continued
weak excessive supplies and asparagus was
lower at 25m35c a pound. Potatoes and onions
stood as before quoted.
Potatoes tper ctll-River white, 13d9Oc for
iinas si'G Burbanss. b s1.25af.45: oregon Burbsnks
81. l.15@1. 80: Oregon early rose, $1-5O; sweet po-
tatoes. 81 1.60d1.75.
onions 81. I.1O@I.25 per ctl for local and st.5o
for Oregon.
egetables-Tomatoes, Cuban $3@3-5O per
crate: green peas 1Odl5c per III: garlic. 7e Der
lb cabbage 9OcGS1 per ctl; cucumbers, - . q
turnips, 50M65c per sack: carrots. 5O@65c per
sack: green peppers 121s 115c per ID: rhuosro;
S@9c per ID: celery. 81. 5063 for large and
$1ME25-fo for small crates; lettuce, 50 per crate ;
mushrooms, 250IJ per box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Cash Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Cash quotations were as
mixing barley. 65@67 i5c: fair to choice mailing
barley. 6oG 73c faxseed No. 1 southwestern
81 No. l northwestern So Is; timothy seed,
81. I5MS.1J; clover, $14.6J: mess pork. per .bnr-
rel. $2050@2l; lard. per 100 pounds $11.s5@
ll.sl1a: short ribs. sides tloosel $11. .25@11 10;
short clear sides tboxedl. $l2Mi212H
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and -four were equal