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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grains

HnedI and OfncT UraIUS
Wheat-Prices remained about the yes
terday. both here and abroad.
Russian cable reads: Weather continues
cold with most Of the crop In important dis
prehension is felt Good foreign demand for all
grades and holders firm
CASH WHEAT
California, s-; Sonora, 81. 07h a. II " !;
Propo and white Australian. S2.o5@2 10. North
ern wheat-CIub. SISSY a 10IA: Russian red
& seA q; SSH; turkey red sl.so@2; bluestem.
No quotations
Barley-Was stil weaker yesterday; There
sacks going at the latter figure. Some OF grade
feed sold at 81 .s3sf. Futures declined 1%c.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed ST .35@1 .36A common to
!, l4o g.. Shipping lots, s. 1871 al. .ssA; ehsvaiief,
81 60 per cti.
10 a. m. Session
May 81 sPsR; ssx sIsssA Hlsss ,lsz4 Ley siss Gisss (
Dec.-No sales; s1.26 bid. si.2sN asked.
May-s1. as%.
terday and more are to follow. The knowledge
Of these impending receipts causes buyers to hold
aloof and the market is depressed in consequence.
., Reds or feed. sl.55M1.62ta reds for seed
81. .75@1 80; black. $1.50@2.3 gray, nominal
white. $l:5T1a al .62a per ctl for fair to No.1
Corn-The feature of the market at the mo-
churian corn from Japan. 1t was mostly sold
prior to arrival and the market will readily ab-
sorp what Is left unsold. as corn has been scarce
and needed here for some time. 1t is quoted at
III. per GENITAL, sacked.
Small round yellow, $170@L75; white,
fellow n bs s0% s.n rse sste.n
Ssss las 1asa brown nG1s Go sss
Rye,sl.so per ctl for Utah. California is
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sales STOCKS High Low Bid ! ASK.
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Trading Continues Inactive on
Local Stock and Bond Boards
STOCK MARKET

!
Local securities were only moderately active
yesterday and variations few. Associated
oil rose TO s46sTl2, closing at SAG 82l2, and
Peoples water bonds were higher at $69.25
There were sales Of kilauea sugar at $lo and
Anglo and London Paris national bank at
$l46621a. Pacific lighting common stock was
ex dividend of I3c and the preferred stock $l.25
In the unlisted group Pacific gas common
was quoted at $50o0@52 and the preferred at
The Comstoeks were dull and featureless. The
only change in the southern Nevadas was loss
% N te s%ra 9sp e pe P nF not tt ver
serious. doing damage to the amount OF $6O,Ou0
covered by insurance.
The Birchyille mining company has levied an
assessment OF SC, delinquent February rs.
The Partridge Realty Company ot san "a ~ ran an
share. delinquent February 2s
During the last year the Union sugar com,
per share the 80, 600 shares. Monthly divi-
dends, commencing with January were ad-
vaneed, from 80 to 40 cents per share.
The Yellow Jacket incline has been repaired
TO a point $40 feet below the LOO foot sta
ton, where the vertical shaft is turned into the
incline, which goes down at an angle of 40
degrees. The 400 foot station will be immedi-
ateiy opened and prospecting on this level be
incline will be carried to the water level. about
the l,500. Ultimately. 1t announced yes
| terdsy. the Alta shaft to the east Will be
equipped with pumps and the water entirely
drained from the south end mines. In any
event. developments looked for on the ], 400
and 1,500 levels of the Gold Hill mines as the
greater portion of the ground in the Yellow
Jacket. Belcher and Crown Point between these
levels has never been prospected. Since March
last, when Superintendent George Sturges took
charge of the Belcher total of 1,e06 feet of
work has been done in this property, 1,ST9
feet the 200 and 527 feet on the 300 foot
level.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mil Valley and Mount Tamalpsis
scenic railway the following directors were
elected: c. F. Runyon, r. L. White, W. 0. b.
de Fremery, John T. Gushing, H. B. Sperry.
H. F. Woods and William Kent. the last named
being elected in place of Daniel H. Hayes.
deceased. Officers elected as follows:
c. F. Runyon, president; R. l.. White, vice
president; II. W. Carothers, secretary.
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session. Provisions ranged generally higher on
improved demand for the different premiums.
Starting at CSC to &c of prices in the wheat
pit dragged with no important changes through
the rrst half of the session. Toward the close
of the session offerings more quickly alb
sorbed and a fair demand for cash wheat
stifened the market, sending May from 81 10A
to 81 111a. At the close May up &c to
81. al. 113s.
Trading in corn had all the characteristics of
the wheat market within a narrow range, the
limits being ssc to 12c. Influential shipping de-
mand took the prices to a close from a shade
to 1sc higher. May sold OF to 669sc and later
climbed to 671se, closing at the high point, 1se
up.
In sympathy with wheat and corn, trading in
oats was practically featureless. The range for
the day was from sc to 15c. May sold between
1850 and 447sc, closing at the high point, a
shade lower than yesterdays final quotations.
Speculative demand for provisions with contin-
ued light runs of live hogs in the packing cen
ters governed the market, and despite the coun-
try wide protest against high food prices adj
ysnced quotations in meat products. Pork closed
from &c TO zoe higher lard from sc lower to
20c higher, and ribs from &c to 15c higher than
yesterdays final figures
The leading futures ranged as follows:
iUb Lou
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Business in fresh fruits showed some improve
ment yesterday. the warm, sunny weather bring
ing ont some fair buying of apples and oranges.
but most tradesmen were operating cautiously
and did not increase their purchases very much
Prices for everything stood before quoted
Frosted oranges were more plentiful and reeeiv-
ers found it difficult matter TO dispose of them,
although they were willing sellers at I0c0$1 a
box.
Apples (per bOx)-Fancy bellhOwers, $1-25Q
1.50; do NewtOwn pippins, SI.25@1.5o; do red.
$l.50G 10; common 10 choice. 65c0S1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-NaVel oranges. 81. 25
02.50 for fancy and S1.5002 for choice; tanger-
ines, 81. 2J1i so per box; grapefruit. 81 5003
for seedless and $1.5002 for common; lemons.
S3.50@4 for fancy, S292.5o for choice and SIG
1.2o for standard; lines. S415.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cGS1-25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 5093 for Central American; !;
pineappIes. s2@25O per dozen.
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DEMOR RALIZATION
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The vio-
lent contortions in the price
movement of stocks which have
been the Characteristic of the
weeks market had another il
lustration today. The sudden re-
covery of yesterday was wiped
out for the most part and prices
of some of the principal leading
stocks were established at lower
records than in the demoraliza-
tion of tuesday.
The only news cited to account
for the heavy selling was the
French disaster by food. French
bankers estimates of the mini
mum losses, according to cabled
reports, were placed at 100000
600, while the government official
estimate was reported as high as
S2OO,O00, 900. Some of the days
selling of stock in New York was
reported to be for foreign ac-
counts.
There was nothing to show that
these sales were in unusual pro-
portion to the whole. Prices of
Americans in London, before the
New York stock market opened,
were higher generally than yes
terday's last prices in New York,
and the first dealings here mo-
mentarily responded to that ex-
ample.
The more general opinion of
in hta
stock market was of an organized
bear party which took advantage
of the dying down of demand at
Yesterdays recovered prices to
put out fresh short lines and 10
offer prices downward from the
aggressiveness. Not much op-
position was apparent to these
operations, the market suffering
from the entire absence apparent
ly, of any supporting measures.
There was a great congestion Of
activity in the most highly spec
ulative stocks in the list, all of
them, of properties first i'm
portance The Hartman Pacifics
were the especial target of at
tack. and it met with no manifest
opposition.
United States steel maintained
its usual eminence, and Colorado
Fuel was handled with special
severity. The coppers got no ben
eft from the steps toward
merger, which is expected to re-
suit in improved control of the
output and marketing of that
metal.
Pennsylvania offered notable re-
sistance to the days weakness
and was prominent in the re-
covery The approach of the
dividend period had an effect on
the stock.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales, par value. S3,6S4.00O.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Potatoes. onions and VegetabIes

There was not nue. doing in the market for
miscellaneous vegetables yesterday. but with Of
ferings of the leading descriptions light prices
steady to firm a rule. There was very
little lettuce cauli6ower TO be had. and
prices for both were strong pending the arrival
Of mixed car. which hourly expected from
the south Handlers of Cuban tomatoes were Of
fering their holdings at concessions in efforts ia
effect clearances before the arrival Of car that
was reported close at hand. Asparagus sold at
% Soc pound for good stock. while some could
he bought at 10c. The other vegetables stood as
before quoted. Quotations for potatoes and
onions were unchanged.
Potatoes (per ctij-Rixer white, 7599oc for
common to choice and $191-10 for fancy; Ss-
linas Burbanks, S1.2591.45; Oregon Burbanks,
81. 80; Oregon early rose, $50; sweet po-
tatoes, 81. 1.60G1-75.
Onions-s1 1.10@125 per etl for local and $3.50
for Oregon.
vegetables-To Tomatoes, Cuban. $S@325 per
crate; green peas, 1212 G15c per lb; garlic. &c per
ID; cabbage, 9Oc@s1 per ctl; eueumbers, 81 .2o@
l5O per dozen; csulinower, I5@s5e per dozen !;
turnfps, 50665c per sack carrots. 3O960c per
sack; green peppers. 1211@15c per lb; rhubsrb;
Sg9c per Id; celery. s25O@3 for large and
$lQ1.25 for small crates; lettuce, S5@6 per
crate; mushrooms, 250175c per box
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10. 4nreIe. Marked.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 2T.-Extra selected eggs
dropped &c a dozen to &c. ranch candled Sc 70
3Oc, and cOun>s 213c TO 2715c. Eastern
storage eggs declined &c to 26e dozen for stor-
age packed extras.
Highland potatoes advanced to s1.15Gf.5o peg
GENITAL
Receipts OF produce in Los Angeles today
were: Eggs. 233 cases; butter .. SIS pounds
cheese. 4.t43 pounds; potatoes. 1,07o ssekst
onions. Z, 200 sacks; beans. sacks sweet pota-
toes, 40 sacks: apples. none.
Eggs (per dozen Extra select. SIC: local
ranch. eandled hrsts. soc: case count. 21izct
storage packed extras. 26e; storage packed. SEE
onds. 24c.
Butter (per ? ID rolD-Creamery. extra. TT15es
creamery. first. 611ac; eastern creamery. ex-
tras. 81 lzc: cooking butter. 26c per ID.
Cheese (per lbl-NOrthern fresh. 2Oc; eastern
singles 19G2Oc eastern twins. 2002lc; eastern
cheddars. 20621c. eastern lon0horn. 21c; eastern
daisy. 20G21e: Swiss imported 30c. domestic
DC: brick cream. zoe: limburger. 2ON21c: i'm
ported Edam. SSG9. case Of II; Oregon daisy,
21c
Beans (per ctll-No. 1 pink. 81 so; No.
I limas. S44O04. 50: Lady Washington 81 23n
A. 80: small whites IS. 4OEl $50; blackeyes. 81 75s
Garvanzas 81 so; lentils. 81.
Potatoes Cper cti)-Salinas. 81. 6571. .; high.
lands. S1-15f so; LOmpoc. 81 6Sd1 -. Wat
sonvllle S1.506l1. So; Oregon. S1-50d1. so; sweet
potatoes. s.. 30: Oregon early rose, 81; whiro
rose 81 7Jd1 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Huttons wire says
The cotton market a rather small ahalr.
hut disDlaved an undertOne OF steadiness which
was quite encouraging to holders The opening
was at An advance on the more encouraging for
eign news both public and pirate Following
this there was some reaction. but the pressure on
the market was limited and later in the day
priees advanced to the highest levels OF the ses-
sion The movement OF cotton this week has
been small and the end Of the week statistics are
exDected 10 be Of a rather bullish character. due
to the small into sight movement and the fairly
liberal Spinners takings-
The New York Commercial says: The trade
in general Is confident that supply and demand
warrant much higher prices. but getting them at
this stage OF the proceedings Is another matter.
At mass meeting Of the striking operatives at
Fall River mills Yesterday it decided to re-
turn to work this morning.
Spot closed quiet. 20 points higher. Middling
uplandS. 14.TOc; do gulf. 1886; sales, 2.700
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Hax and EeedstnR.

The steamer Dakotah brought up from Japan
5000 SKIS bran. 900 SKIS middlings and 2 222 SKIS
shorts.
There is nothing new in either hay or feed
stuffs. The former is weak and dull.
Bran-s27 92S for red and $2S029 per ton foe
white.
MiddlingsES34636 per ton
Shorts-s29@3O per ton.
Feedsturs-Rolled barley $50 5oas0: rolled
oats for feed. s3663s: mixed feed. $2S633 for
average lots; oiIcake meal. -; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills $25 In 20 and 10 and S25 30 in
5 ton lots: jobbing. 500; meal, s3S939
cracked corn. s3SG3e; alfalfa meal, carload lots
meal $3.50 per ton.
Hay-wheat. $1461S.50: wheat and cat S12d
16: tame cat. $12G16: volunteer wild oat. sea
10: alfalfa. S9012; stock hay, S769 per ton.
Straw-50G75e per bale.
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Dried Fruits, RaIsins, Nuts and Honey

There is steady demand for prunes, mainly
for European export. and the market rules firm.
Other fruits without especial feature.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. IA l5c; apricOts,
logic; moorpark. 12G13e; peaches, 5@Ic;
prunes. pa @3c. with q ale premium for 4Os;
figs. 4@415c; pears. 6@10c; neetarines. 5d6c.
Raisins-Layers. elusters-6 crown. 81 90; )
crown. $1.75; crown. SIPS; seeded. AZ 65Ne;
ordinary layers. crown. e5e; crown, soc;
seedless sultanas, PA @4e; Thompsons seedless
81 @312c for unbleached and IGI7zc for
bleached; loose muscatel crown, 4c; crown,
34c; crown. &c; seedless. 2kc-
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 1415 015c; XXI
l4QI1ac: ne plus ultra. 13@13Ac; Drake. I01s
611c; languedocs. 1O@101ac: hardsheu. 61s
&c; walnuts. 1870 per 10 for No sOftshells
SIC for No do; pecans, 1415 016c italian
chestnuts. 91s 910c peanuts, ~ Q5c; pine nuts
1SG20c per lb.
Honey-Comb. 14G15c for water white and 1C
G12c per ID for light amber; dark amber. 7GlSc
extracted, TIC for water white and 51s 96 15C
for light amber; candled and dark amber. 4G
Aye per ID.
Beeswax-271s @SOc per lb for light and 2s@
26c for dark
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OREGON
New YORK Grain y,rLst

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-FIour-Quiet and about
steady. Receipts. 20,569 barrels; shipments, 300.
Wheat-Spot firm No red, S1.30 elevator
domestic and nominal (. o. b. ahoat; No. / north
ern Duluth and No. hard winter, 81 26L< nomi-
nal f. o. b. afoat. Wheat easy early under
professional selling on the disappointing cables,
lower stock market and large Argentine ship
ments. but was firm late on reports that Ar
gentina shippers were rebuying wheat and closed
at unchanged 10 1sc net advance. May, $1.19;
July, $l.U913.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce january 2;
Provisions

Cottolene-One half Dbl. 13xc . half bbls
13c; 1 tierce, 12sc; tierces, 12%c; tierces,
12%c.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes ma follows: Hams 1715 n ISc. nicnic hams
13kc; California hams 16@17c; fancy bacon 8
to lbs, 231ac; to 10 lbs, 2115c; 10 to IL lbs.
115c light dry salt bacon. S to 10 lbs Ice; 10
to Il lbs Isle; medium bacon 171ac; light me-
dunn bacon 171ac.
Lard-Tierces 15%c sos 16c los 161ac, SC
IGMc. 3s 16sc: compound lard tIerces lie sos
11Ac, los INC, 5s 117sc, IS 12c; yellow cook
ing OIL &c per gal; white cooking oil, SOC per
gal; salad oil. tic per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots in
spected by the government, 81 per Dbl higher
Extra family beef. S12 per Dbl; family beef
s11 80 per bbl; extra mess beef. s11. so per bbl;
smoked beef. 19c per 1b.
Pork-Extra prime In barrels S27.5 so; clear
$40; mess $50; pig pork. $50 so: pigs feet SIS so
for half bbls, $40 for 25 ib kegs and s1.35 for
kits
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Jrled Peas-Green, 50 per ctI.
Flour and Farinaceous Good.

F1our-California family extras, $66O1T net
perfne. sJ.4oQ5.70; Oregon and Washington per
bbl $6@6.20 for family bakers and patents
and S560@5.S0 for cut OF; Kansas patents
Sc. 5O6675; do straights. s6.25@6.50: Dakots
patents. S7,20: do straights, 81; do clear, S6 so
per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash no discount, follows: Graham -four
S3.40 per 100 lbs; rye dour. 81 rye neal IS. 80;
rice -four. 81; corn meal, $3.25; extra cream do,
SO. so; oat meal. $40; oat groats. $3.50; farina
81 so; hominy. SO so: buekwheat hour, $500;
whole wheat -four. $3.50: rolled oats bbls, So. IS
@7.25. In sacks S4.40@7: extra cream do. 81 In
sacks and $3.50 In barrels; rolled wheat bbls
S5. so, in sacks 81. 25@5: pearl barley. S4.75:
split peas. boxes. S. 20 for yellow and 81 so for
green per 100 lbs
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PnnItrx and Came

The situation in the market for live poultry
remained exactly the same yesterday as the
few preceding days, receipts being light and the
demand fair at the old quotations. Dressed tur-
keys were in increased supply. early arrivals be-
ing 81 cases. The birds were mostly small and
in poor condition generally, and 26c pound was
an extreme price with most sellers, though an
occasional lot may have bought 1c more. Game
quiet and unchanged TO values
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. S5@6 for small,
s7@7.50 for large and $s@1O for extra; young
ROSTERS. s5@5.50; flyers. ssG7-5o; broilers S5
@6 for large and $3.5O@4 for small: ducks
nominal: pigeons. $1-50; squads, S364: geese
pound.
Game (per dozen) - Mallard ducks S567:
eanvssbacks. S5G7; sprig, S. 5O@4. so: teal 81 30
as; widgeon, $2.50@3; spoonbi1s. $292. so:
blackjacks s2.5043: gray ducks. So. 5O64;
gray geese, SO. 5O@4.50; white geese 81 50G
2.50; brant s25O6e4; honkers S6GTs; hare, 81. 50
M2: rabbits 50 so.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
New York stocks several point

New York stocks several points
lower.
Copper stocks also declined.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local stocks and bonds quiet.
Exchange and silver unchanged.
Wheat unchanged. Barley lower.
Canadian oats now arriving.
Large line of corn in from Japan.
Hay and beans unchanged.
Japanese bran and shorts arrive.
Hops rather more active.
Prunes In fair export demand.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter
firm.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Fruit market rather more active.
Poultry in fair demand.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Social Disootch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Jan. 2T.-Eggs took a drop to-
day and were quoted at 2sc and 27c, the best
Offering time receipts. after the receipt of
quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change. Production Is improving and the de-
daily. Conditions favorable for rapid in
crease
SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 2T.-There is increase
in egg production. Producers continue to receive
26c from merchants. Some sell direct to consum-
ers for SOC. Shipments increasing
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 2T.-On receipt Of advices
from the San Francisco market this morning eggs
went on the toboggan and slid down for SC, with
choice quoted at 27c and second grades at 24c.
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ding futures ranged as follows:
Open High Low Clio
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Jan. 27-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. rye, soc. Feed
or mixing barley, 65@l6Sc; fair to choice malt
ing, 69d 73c No. southwestern haxseed, 81. %;
No. l northwestern do, S2.12; timothy seed.
bbl. $40. .5oa2i, Lard. Der 100 | lbs. p s1i s9a
11.S2k. Short ribs, sides (loose). $11.406l
11.e0. Short clear sides (boxed). $12612. .121a
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to "a 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
900 bushels, compared with $40, 600 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 25 cars; corn,
300 cars; oats, 129 cars hogs, $1,000 head.
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New York Produee

NEW 1Okk. JAN Zf.-EiopS ana ntdeS, nru1s
Petroleum and wOol-Steady.
Sugar-Rsw. firm; NIuscovado. S-5sd3 61cs
centrifugal. 90 test, .OS@4 II; molasses sugar,
3 SO as 36c Refined sugar. steady.
Conee-ClOsed steady at net advance Of
points. Sales were reported Of Al. 900 bags. in
cluding February at g. 75e; March. .S5c; May.
s .95c; July. September, October and December
at &c.
Spot coffee. quiet; No Rio. SIS asstc; No.
Santos, 9G91sc. Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova,
9@111ae.
Butter-Fine creamery specials, &c; extras,
Gle.
Cheese-Steady unchanged.
Eggs-Weak; western hrsts. 34G35c; seconds,
S2d33c; refrigerators, 25G2Sc.
DRIED FRUITS
Eyaporsted Apples-Steady; fancy 1Ot5 d11c..
choice 9G919c; prime, T97Ac; common to fairs
6G611c
Prunes-Firm; CALIFORNIA; up to sO-4os, %. a
9Lc: OregOnS. 6Q9c.
ApricOts-Steady; choice. 1A@11S.c; extra
choice liz 912Ac; fancy, 12ta G131ac
Peaches-Steady choice, So Q7c; extra choice,
IGT1ac; fancy 7st 6Sc.
Raisins-Steady; loose museatels. 445S.c:
choice to fancy seeded. 5G65sc; seedless. 31a a
4%.c; London layers. 81 ,15G1-25.
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MInneanoIin Grain and Prnance

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 27 = Yheat-AIay.
s1.12ss d1.12s4 July. $1.11Is 6I.12' Cash wheat
No. 1 hard. S1141a G1.15 No 1 northern.
s114@1.14B; No. 2, s1.12@1-12%; No. g,
$11o61.12
Corn-No. yellow, 59s4 a6o%c.
Oats-No. white Al 0945Ibc.
Rye-No. 2, I6A GT7&e.
Flax closed at S21Ss1
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General NIerchandi.e

Bags-Grain bags. 515G5zc spot and 80 q
sac future; San Quentin bags. SIC: wool bags
32c for 81 ID and 25e for 4 ID; fleece twine. Sc
per h.
Coal--Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIS per ton;
wellington. S12s New Wellington. S12; Coos bay
$40: Australian house-Richmond. etc. S12: Pc
law Main. $12; Stanford Richmond. $12; Cumber
land, SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh an
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Meat Market


Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
cows and heifers-
veal-9@11c for large and 10@11c for small.
Mutton-wethers, 10G11c; ewes, 9G10c per III
-Lamb-12h G13he per h.
Dressed Pork tper lbl-11h G12Hc for light
and OF a 10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 800 lbs. alive, 565Kc
per H. under 900 lbs. 4%c; second quality, Az
@4S.c; third quality, 81 @4c.
No. cows and heifers. 4@4Zc; second quail
ity. 31a M5%c; third quality. 3d3Ac; common,
thin. undesirable cows. "a @3c.
Fat bulls and stags 2A@2hc; half fat or
thin bulls, a@2c.
calves-Llght weight. per h. 5h@5%c: me-
dlum. 5q5Hc; heavy, 494Mc.
Sheer, lper lb)-Wethers. No. 1. 5A@5xe;
ewes, 4MG4Ac-
Lamb (per lb)-This years milk lambs 6h
@7c. .
Hogs (per lb)--Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, S15c 140 to $50 lbs szc; ESQ to $50
lbs SIC; common. undesirable hogs, 5@6c
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
Butter, Cheese and Err.

Prices for eggs continued to weaken on lib
eral arrivals yesterday. the decline being &c in
extras and thirds and &c In firsts and seconds
AS on the preceding day. trading on the ex-
change was confined TO extras which were quoted
the under grades down with II. Several recefv-
ers went on the exchange with the intention of
unloading their surplus holdings, but as every
one was we'll supplied sales were small. The de-
mand was greatly stimulated by the new prices
and there was very little Of anything unsold at
the close of business
In the butter market fresh extras remained
firm at the recent advance on light arrivals and
storage extras were lac higher on a sale AT sc
pound on the exchange. Stocks of cheese
while comparatively light. were we'll up TO the
requirements and with sales slow the market
was rather easy. Fancy new California flats lost
another nc, being quoted at fSc a pound
Sales on the exchange follows:
Butter-I0 cases OF storage extras at 33c and
10 Mt 32c a pound.
Eggs-1o cases Of extras at 2sc and 40 at zoe
dozen.