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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Knowlton of Ban
gor. who have been visiting friends in
Augusta during the past two weeks,
have returned to their home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

w e. Brooks of Portland was among
the out-oft town people in the city
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

Rev. LEROY w. CoonS was in South
Gardiner yesterday afternoon. called
there to offciate at the funeral of
George w. Rock. an aged resident of
that place. Tntcrment was in the Hal
lowell cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

Miss Elaine Eldridge of Patten, who
has been visiting friends in Augusta
during the past two weeks, returned
to her home Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. II. r. Petite and Miss Mae
Brown. of West Enfield are visiting
Mrs B. l.. Nicholas, Dickman street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

Miss W. J. Burnham of Portland is
the guest of friends in this city, after
a few days passed in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

w. l.. Gibbs of Brooks passed Tues
day in Augusta on d short visit with
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24

We wish to extend our heart felt
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their kind assistance and sympa
thv during the sickness and death of
orr dear mother, also for the beautiful
floral tributes.
MR. and MRS. A. II. HAMLlN.
MIR. and MRS NJ r. SHORE4.
Mr.. and MRS. J. C. EVANS.
MIR. and MRS CHARLES f. PRIEST.
MR.. and MRS. +. H. UPHAM.
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Butter. CheeSe and Exr-

There was a fair amount Of business in the
market for, eggs and dairy produce yesterday
the repenishng of stores that had become pretty
well depleted over the holidays bringing out
exchange eggs sold up TO IS g. an advance OF
tc over the previous quotation. but the price re-
eeded TO 3Ic ON liberal selling. The market
picked up. however. and closed firm at the pre-
and inclined 10 easiness- The net result OF trad
ing on the exchange decline Of iac in fresh
extras. which were quoted AT - &c a pound An
grades OF new California iat cheese Iac
lower.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-1O cases Of fresh extras 54c and 10
at 81 re pound.
Eggs-4O cases OF fresh extras at 3SIsc 40 at
3Sc. IN al sac and - at - re dozen
ChecSa-25 fancy new California flats AT ISc
- IL &c and % 6rsts at I6lac pound.
Receipts were 6G-l0 pounds of butter, a. 500
pounds OF cheese and So cases Of eggs.
Ihe following official quotations estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers the door
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
while governed By the exchange quota tions. gen
the various charges to be added.
Butter-FFesh creamery extras 3fiac per H.
STEADY; do frStS. Sic, steady; do seconds. 2ge
steady; California storage extras. 30l@c. firm
extra storage ladies'. 251ae. steady; do hrsts
25e. steady.
Cheese California fancy fats. 1T1sc per II.
firm; do irsts. 16iac. firm, do seconds Ice
firm; fancy Young Americas. fec. steady:
do hrsts, 1sc, steady; fancy Oregon Noung
Americas. JSIec, 6rm: do fats, lSIsc drn:
California fancy storage fats IT1sc, hrm do
hrsts 1910. firm; storage Young Americas
1SJ2 firm; New \ ork singles, l9lac. hrm: do
daisies, 19l5e, hrmi Wisconsin singles, ISL
steady.
Eggs (per dozen, cases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras, 371zc firm; do frsts. SIC, steady
California storage extras, 32c, hrm.
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Cold Weather Checks Fruit Trade
Potatoes and Vegetables Dull

ingly dull. is usually the case immediatey
after a holiday. and the frosty weather was
against trading anyhow. There was very ll.' ntlie
stun moved even during the early Ouylns pelion- LOU
which Is generally the busiest time OF the u9S-
The already heavy supplies Of oranges were IN
creased by the arrival OF Is carloads over tl.o
holidays. Prices were unchanged. as they We're
governed by the cost OF the fruit At shipPihg
points. There nothing new in apples pears
or tropical fruits. Cranberries were weak, Win
erS.
Crsnberries-S7a9 per bbl for late red
Apples (per boxlEFaney bellh0werS, $l--oo =
I, 80; do Newtown pRpins Sl2ogl LOU SS ss
Sl.Sog IS; choice I5egsl; common 4Veo'e'
Pesrs-Winter Nenis. S1.75G2 per box; other
varieties I5e9$l-2 -25 per box. 90 Ok
92.50 for fancy and S1.65a2 for choice: tanget-
mes. I5cq$1 for small and S1259l,5O for lssge
boxes; grapefruit. S2-5O@3 for seedless lemons.
S4I4.50 for fancy 81 JO03 for choice and II e
LOO for standard lines, S4G450. -.
for Hawaiian and 81 S9ss 5o@s5o for Central Amer
iean' pineapples, S293 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Rafsln-. Nuts and Honey
frults-Evaporated apples. ia Gsl@es apTiesg-ts..
lOgl2c; moorpark, l21a d13c: peaches, S1a '9 &c
Prunes, 23t Q3c. with 2,c premium for 4Os; ngs'
o12 lae; pears, 64lOc; nectarines. safe
RalsinS-Lsyers, elusters-6 crown, sou
crown, $;Io; crown. 81 2S; ordinary ayes. ayes.
seedless sultanas. 2ls a4c: Thompson's seedless.
&c for unbleached and T9Iae for bleacned;
loose mqseatel, crown, 4c; crown, 3lse'
crown, &c; seedless. 2Ac
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. I4IAGi5c; XXI,
I4g1f12c; ne plus ultra, 1391315c: Drake. iV5s =
&c; walnuts. l3sc per ID for No. 1 sOftsheiis.
sl2e for No. 2 do; Reeans, i4la 916e' ito Italian
ehestnuts. 9G1Ic; California chestnuts, 90llc'
peanuts. A 45c: pine nuts zoe per 10.
Honey-COmb. 14U15c for water white and 10
extracted nc % for water spge White TT snd So a5c
Tor light amber; candied and dark amber 4@
Beeswax-271s@ @sOc per ID for light and 2s9
26c for dark.
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STOCK MARKET

The feature of local securities yesterday was the
violent break in Spring Valley water stock from
! stock subsequently recovered partially TO a clos
| ing price of S45.37I5 The decline was caused
| by the speech of Mayor Elect Mccarthy, advis-
ing the laboring element 10 vote against the pur-
chasing OF the company's plant by the city
/ Sales large while the stock was huctuating
/ bonds were also lower at $50. % from $92. 10,
and sold to the amount of $4,000. other
changes were slight. Associated oil ana Alaska
] packers were firm. with small sales.
The following bonds were ex coupon YESTERDAY
Alameda artesian water 5s, $3.50; American
River electric IS. S2.59 California street cable
/ rs, 500 Contra Costa water os, you; Conlrd
/ Costa water general mortgage IS 500 Los
Angeles electric company -. s.. 80: Los Angeles
gas aud electric company os. S2.ao: Marin water
and power company SIS. $50, Market street
cable is. s.; Oakland transit IS. 500; oakland
/ transit consolidated js $3.50: Oakland traction
1 Consolidated rs. $3.50; North Pacific Coast rail
/ Pacific electric railway 9s. S2aoi facthc hehi
and power company -. $50: Pacific light ana
/ power company guaranteed IS, S2lu; Iacinc
/ Telephone and telegraph IS. 500 PARK anu Cu1
House railway IS. 81: Park and Ocean railroad
SIS. So: Peoples water company rs. $50; San
Francisco electric railways -. $40; san Fran
cisco Oakland and San Jose railway os, $40;
San Francisco Oakland and San lose railway
second 5s. 500; ) r. OF Arizona rs. S9' ;. !;
r. X first refunding Is 81; stockton gas and
electric corporation Is. So; United gas and elec-
tric 5S. S2.50; City electric company IS 81 90
In mining stocks the Comsrocks were higher.
under fair amount of sales The only changes
in the southern NevadaS were lower prices i0r
t;oldfeId Consolidated and Tonopah of Nevada.
both Of which sold ex dividend the former of
50c and the latter OF 55c.
on stocks tx dividend yesterday were: Euclid
ic Globe 1c, Illinois Crude lc. Imperial SOC.
Sovereign k. Union soc United Petroleum soc.
Giant powder dividend of soc yester-
day.
The Aladdin oil company has levied an assess
ment OF L.. delinquent January 81
The monthly dividend OF the Hawaiian com
merciai and sugar company has been increased
from 2Qc 10 25c per share. beginning with Janu-
airy . The previous announcement Of 2oc was
erroneous.
4 total production or 192s4I0 tons Of orc.
containing S724 450 made ny the Goldheld
Consolidated mines company kiurng the month nf
November. according TO the monthly report Just
sent TO the directors by retiring General Manager
T. II. Mackenzie The contained average
Of S37.51 per Ton. ali II which was mlied with
an average extraction Of So. 30 per ton. or 9396
per cent. The total net profit Of the company
$40. 16T, or S2592 per ton. The total cost
Of mining development. transportation. milling.
office and general expenses was S6S22~ per ton.
Included in the expense was 4.354 feet of de-
yeionment work.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments last week were
as follows in quarters: Russian 409, 900: Danu-
ban, u 600; Indian, $4,000; Australian. $4,000.
yesterday
CASH WHEAT
California, -: Sonora, S2.10G2.27a; Propo
and white Australian, s2.o7la az. l21s; Northern
stem, 81. .1o@2.15 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
wharves appears elsewhere this page.
Receipts more than l40 600 ctls yesterday,
but the market ruled steady, with sales of feed
at $3.50.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed, $l.4sA @1.5O; good to
choice feed. $1.47la; common TO fair, $l409
1.45 per ctl brewing. S1.50@1. .5215; shipping
lots, $l.50; chevalier, $1.50@1.65 per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
May-$l sos bid; $l.51la asked.
December-S1.271a bid; $l371a asked.
p. IN. Session.
May-$1. 491s bid; SLABS asked.
oats-The market continues quiet and I'M
changed.
According to the final report of the United
States department of agriculture the production
this year of oats in bushels ON this coast was as
follows; Montana. 1880. oo0; Colorado. 4 AS
600; Utah. 2 $50 coo; Idaho =. TSS 600; Washing
ton 9.s9s, 600: Oregon. 10,sS6, 600; California,
6.2S0.00o. Total, 60, 226 600 bushels.
Reds for feed 81 82i@611 20: reds for seed,
S1.S5d2.05; black, S2-256. 40; gray, nominal,
at SI70G1.75; white. si.I21s Ml.I7ta per eu
Corn-Smal round yellow $1.T0G1T5; white,
S115@LSV; large yellow, $l.I3g1le9; western
states yellow in bulk. San Francisco track.
$l.65; white, sl.6Tls mixed, 81 63 per ctl; white
Egyptian, Sl65@l-70: brown do, s1.55GI. 50 per
Genital
Rye-Utah is quoted at $i.9o@2; California,
nominal.
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PRICE ADVANCE
SOON CHECKED

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-An attempt was
made TO start the new year with an ad-
vance in prices of stocks as demonstra-
tion of cheerful confidence in the opening
prospect. Immediately, however. the
higher price encountered selling orders suf-
icient to turn them downward. The rate
for call loans had risen early in the day
higher than was touched during the whole
Of last year. and, in fact, the year before,
which ran into the afterpanic depression
following the disappearance of the money
stringency in January of 1908. The high
est call loan rate in that month was 9 per
cent, compared with today's "A per cent.
The bank statement published after the
Gloss Of the stock market Friday made
clear the reason for the construction of sup
plies in today's money market. The sur
plus reserve was depleted 70 q slender rem
nant. while the huge money settlements are
still TO be provided for in large part. Re-
duction of loans by the clearing house in
stitutions was thus made imperative.
The great private banking houses most
largely concerned with the financial opera
tions Of the principal railroad and indus
trial corporations of the country have
sources in the recent past as to imply
ample ability to relieve a furry in the
money market. Absence of such relief
today brought an inference that higher
rates for their money was more desired by
these powerful sources than higher prices
for stocks. As the same forces have been
credited with fostering the long speculative
movement during the last year, there was a
oorollaTv inference that extensive liquida-
tion of their stock holdings had been al
ready effected.
In other directions the speculation saw
discouragement. Railroad presidents were
IN consultation with President Taft to voice
their opposition 10 his proposed recon-
mendstiOns for extending the power Of the
interstate commerce commission over the
railroads
An effect was produced by reports of
differences between the United States steel
corporation and some of its employees and
the sentimental influence of the special
weakness Of United States steel on the
whole list was considerable. The large
attention in the annual summing up of
conditions by the great authorities in eco
nomics to the high cost Of living gave
added force to the wage question.
The special weakness of United States
steel. Reading and Union Pacific, contrasted
with the resistance shown by Rock Island
Chesapeake and Ohio and Amalgsmated
copper. pointed TO a divergence of senti-
ment in the speculative forces but the
forces Of reaction proved predominant and
The weakness became quite acute with the
final furry in call money
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value. SO .9e5. 900.
United States 2s declined = per cent on
call.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Enfnrc Grain and PrnYisions

CHICAGO Iau. with wheat leading in
the advance the market here showed increased
prices in All grains aud provisions.
Light offerings and strong demand for cash
grain started the pit with material advance
and kept The marker strong From the iai
sale prices for May wheat advanced IN steady
progression 10 high point of 81 which
came just before the close The final figures
dropped &c from the high point the close for
May being = n sac higher than Friday s last
quotation at SL13i4 The intense cold in the
northwest together vith bHllish cables. con-
frihuted to the strength displayed by the
leading future
Corn firm through most of the day base
in nart weather forecasts of return OF
extreme cold. with consequent delay in trans
poriation. The closing figures ranged from
lsc 10 1ac higher than Fridays nnal quo
tations for tho May and July deliveries
Trade in oats comparatively bght. but
prices held firm with an upward tendency
Closing hg ares for May were lsM lle higher
than the final market Friday with July a
shade higher ant September unchanged
In provisions. pork closed Tia l3c higher;
lard closed 2ia@i2isc higher. and ribs were
100 l2isc higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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View YORK Grain Market

NEW YORK Jan. 3.-Flour-Firm. with a
small trading. Spring patents. 50 100 5.I5;
wiuter straights. S5.30M5.4o; receipts. &c, 29i !:
shipments, 27,226.
Wheat-spot firm; No. rcd, SIPS elevator,
domestic. aud s1.27& {. o: b. afioat, nominal: :
No / northern Duluth Sl.21R, and No.
hard winter sl.2SL +. o. b. afoat, nominal.
The option market WAS frmer and prices
were up 1Iae per bushel on higher cables
buI1sh Argentina news and strong cash mar
kets shorts and commission houses were the
buyers and offerings were small. Exporters
took 10 loads of Manitoba wheat. At the close
prices We're 13lc net higher May closed
81 POL; July, 81. 10%.
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u.v and Feea.fu9.

There are 10 price changes under This head
The circular Of Scott. Magner 4 Miller SAYS;
We having most seasonable rains. anil z
seems TO that il Is simply up to the consun
ers Of hav to make the market prices for them
limited quantities they have been doing the
last few months. we can see no chance for anv
Improvement in market conditions.
''The demand in san Francisco. well As
Oakland. Is very light. and unless Ii improves
shortly 1t will be next to impossible to market
the poorer grades Of hay between now and the
new crop and cause them to be carried over into
the season All holders are free to admit
they do not wish To do this. but Il can not be
prevented unless demand conditions pick up at
once
..The states Of Washington aud oregon have
been drawing market for quite little
alfalfa hay. and this commodity has strength
ened somewhat in consequence. We are given
TO understand. however. that this demand will be
only temporary. or until the strike situation on
the railroads in the north is settled
In the last few weeks We have shipped a
carload of our choice hay TO Penusy lvsnia one to
Louisiana. two to New York and one to Illinois.
This is not to say. however. that these states
drawing on California for their supplies Of
hay but shows that the quality Of our CalifOr-
MIA hay is appreciated by those who know best
(racehOrse Owners) what to feed horse. This
facf H. NOT annreciafed nv Uncle Sam for fae,l-
ing hts horses in the Philippines, however. al
though in this connection we wish TO state that
the guartermaster general at the solicitation Of
the San Francisco hay association and the SIer-
chants exchange. has ordered 250 tons OF Cali
fornia hay shipped the first week in January to
the Philippines for trial purposes
.eThe export demand for the week has been
nominal, Straw is in better supply. but prices
are unchanged
stock Of bran on hand Jan. appears eIse-
Bran-S27@2s for red and s2sa29 per ton for
white
Middlings-S340 4036 per ton
Shorts-S2963 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley sS16S2: rolled oats
for feed, $SSQ39; mixed feed. S2Sd33 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal - eocoannt cake or
ton lots: jobbing S26: corn neal SsS01ssJ.
cracked corn. $3S0S9: alfalfa meal and neal
falfa. jObbing lots $24. carload lots S2S per
ton; red star alfalfa meal, SD for carload lots
and S25 fcr iobbing; Caproco OH cake meal.
$3.50 per ton.
Hay-wheat. s14@1s; wheat and oat s1sq17:
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Poultry and Game

Three ears Of western poultry. one OF which
came in on Saturday went on sale yesterday ana
met with a fair demand at satisfactory prices
There was no market for California live stock,
there being practically nothing received. 1hcre
were several changes in quotations for game.
Poultry tper d0zenl-Hens. S5G6 for small.
S64T for large and SSG9 fOr extra; young
ROSTERS, S65Qd $50. do extra large, SS49; old
ROSTERS. s4d5; fryers. S5.5O66. broilers. s4Qo
for large and SSd4 for small; ducks, S6M9:
pigeons Sl-JU: squads, S313o0- geese SZ-OOe4S
nal.
tame (per dozen nl-Afaliard ducks S4G6. can
yasbacks, sac; sprig. S3M450; teak S2dS,
wideeOu, S293; spOonbills. S1-5002; blackjacks
S243: gray ducks $3.50: gray geese s.. 5uaB
40; white geese. $1.5005; brant. $293; hOnk
ers. S6dS; hare. l.5Oal. Is: rabbits. 81.
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E-Iour aud Farinaeeou~ Good.

Flour-CalitOrnia family extras, So.5oG q. 1er
without discount bakers extras, 50 50GgI, su-
perfine $J406I5. 20. oregon and Washington. per
bbl S5.7Od5.90 for family, bakers and patents
aud 81 90 for cut OF; Kansas patents. So - a.
g. 10; do straights. S625M65O. Dakota patents.
81 10: do stralghts. So. 20 per bbl
Farinaceous GoOds-PriceS in 100 III sacks. net
cash no discount. follows, Graham Hour,
Sc 40 per 100 lbs rye h0ur 81. rye meal So 50:
rice h0ur 81; corn meal. S3.2j; extra cream do.
So so: 0at meal 81 40. cat greats. $3.50. farins.
$3.50; hOminy. $3.50: buck dour. 81 80 /.
whole wheat -four. $3.50; rolled oats bills S7n
7.25. in sacks $440G6.75. extra cream do. 81 Ia
sacks and 81 so in barrels: rolled wheat 0bls
50 so in sacks 81 2Jd5: pearl barley S4 75. spllk
peas boxes. S5.7O for yellow and 81 so for green
per 100 lbs.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks lower and corpers weak.
Spot cotton unchanged. Futures weak.
Sterling exchange lower.
Silver a fraction higher.
Wheat. oats and corn quiet.
Cash barley steady.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs as before.
Hide market continues weak.
Eggs unsettled. Butter and cheese lower.
Potatoes and onions continue dull.
Fresh fruits at a standstill
Three cars of western poultry sold.
Comstock mining shares firm.
Sharp decline in Spring Valley water stock.
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Beans and seeds

The market for beans opens after the turn u
the year quiet and firm at unchanged quotations
Stocks in this vicinity appear elsewhere.
Beans (per ctil-Bay0s. 81 lJ9g %, pea. nom
inal; small white. S4.J0M4.S5: large white,
s.. 25d3.J5; pink. S3.75G4 red. s6Ht, black
eye, $3S0@4.1O; Inns. 4.lUn4-2O, red krneyss
S5055O; cranberry beans S425U4.50; Gar
vanzas. 81 5O@3.5O; horse beans. S1.50d225.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 404Ac. yellow mus
tafd. 5Atc; daxseed. 4ia a Q5c carload lots, ca
nary, axe: alfalfa. 161a a lie; rape, IA 0zi4c-
imported rape 4441ac, timothy, 6cs hemp. 3A
QS%tc miIlet, &c per, b.
Dried Peas-Green, So per ctl-
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
ticles- Open. High Low. Clost
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Jan 3.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour firm: No. 2 rye, 19QSoc; feed
or mixing barley. 5SM62c: fair to choice malt
ing 66d 7lc:, haxseed No. l southwestern. 81 .94
No northwestern 81 "a; timothy seed, $3.S51
900; clover S9.50@11.73; mess pork, per bbl,
s21 81 u M22 lard per 100 lbs 1920; short ribs,
sides loose. $11. 250l .621a; short clear sides
(boxedl. $1I.62 u 0c11-S7i2.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
TO 463 600 bushels Primary receipts were (two
days) | 427 900 bushels compared with 572 600
the corresponding day year ago. The visible
snnnIy of wheat in the United States increased
376 600 bushels for the week. The amount of
breadstuffs on ocean passage decreased $4,000
bushels Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
% 900 head.
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Northern Business
New York Money Markell

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Money on call strong
and higher. 6Ml0 per cent: ruling rate. S pei
cent: closing bid and offered at 10 per cent
Time loans firm; sixty DAYS and ninety days
AZ per cent: six months AZ n411 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5M5n per cent
Sterling exchange weak then strong with
sctual business in bankers bills at 81 $4,000
mena.
Commercial bills. 81. .s2Ss a4ssaS.
Bar silver. 52i2c
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds, weak; railroad. heavy.
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Potatoes, Onions and VeretabIe.

There were nafuIy any ttnuer gardpn Vege-
tables received from the Los Angeles region yes
terdsy, offerings consisting almost wholly OF
stocks received Friday and Saturday Nearly
everything offering was more or less frostbitten
Peas declined sharply. while prices for the
other descriptions nominally unchanged.
A consignment Of eggplant came In from Texas
and found prompt sale at satisfactory prices.
Potatoes and onions dull and unchanged.
Potatoes (per ctI)-River white, 75dSOc for
common to choice and $1@1.10 for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks. S1.2O@1 40; Oregon BurbankI
S1.15611 %; sweet potat toes, 81. .35G11. 60
Onions-S1G1.1 10 per ctl.
Vegetables Tomatoes. 75c6s1.5O per crate;
green peas. 56l7c per III; string and wax beans
12H @17l4c per 10; garlic. sale per Id; cab
bage, 4o@50c per etl; cucumbers. S1@l.50 per
dozen summer squash, $3.50 per box: cauIi-
flower. 50G6oc per dozen; turnips. 6Oc per sack
carrots soc per sack: eggplant. 121sc per
lb; green peppers, 461 &c per ID; rhubarb. 304c
per III celery. 25G3Oc per dozen; mushrooms,
25c@si per box.
neciduous and Cffrua Ernifs
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SANTA CRU. Jan. S.-The suppIx OF eggs
continues to increase in the local market and
side points beginning to pick up. consign-
ments being larger from the station at Capitola.
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 3.=There has been no
change over the two holidays in the price OF
eggs. The local dealers today paying S51Sc
per dozen for choice and 321ac for seconds the
same as Friday. The production is gradually
increasing while the demand remains strong.
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Northern wheat Market

TACOMA. Jan 3.-Nheat, bIuesteIn $I.IJ
club 81 90; red Russian. SLOT.
SEATTLE. Jan. Milling quotations: Blue
stem, $115; club, Sill; fife. Sill; red Rus
club, Sfos: fife, Sizes; red Russian, s1.06;
Car receipts up to Wheat, 81 cars; oats,
PORTLAND. jan. 3.-Wheat, track prices:
Club. 81 oS; bluestem, S1.1S: red Russian. 81 CO.
turkey red $1.10; forty fold, $l.lo; valley,
$1.oS.