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La Junta tribune., 1899-12-23
Downer wants to trade with yo

LUIS dt the AldSc otus StotC.
Thompson has lots of holiday
articles fromioc up.
Where had you better get your
clothes made3-Bowen, the Tailor.
Lots in Mountain View are sell
ing at from saoo to S2Io per pair.
The district court meets in sd-
Journed session Tuesday, lam
uap I'd.
Gunther's candies in fancy pack
ages for the holidays. Palace
Drug Store.
Too cold to trade or talk wheels
but I'm right on the trade for any
thing else. .-Downer-
The proper caper now is to dig
up your trading stock and go and
..skin" Downer. He's easy.
..Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded La Junta Milling CO.
The Christmas entertainment of
the Baptist Sunday School will
take place at the church to night.
Ace Miller, OF Dodge City, has
again entered the service OF the
Santa Fe as a freight brakeman be-
tween La Junta and Dodge City.
Mrs. Leslie Jones and Mrs.
William Gilbert left yesterday for
Hutchinson, Kan, to spend the
holidays at the home Of their par
ents.
John Butler, general foreman of
the local shops. left on No.
Wednesday for Chicago to spend
the holidays He expects to be
absent about ten days.
L. b. Mackic came down from
Denver yesterday morning to
spend the holidays He is now
working in the shops of the Colo
RADIO Southern in that city.
Emanuel Mendelson, who is now
student OF the Agricultural Col
lege at Fort Collins, arrived home
on No. s Thursday night to spend
the holidays with the home folks.
The Christmas festival Of the
Presbyterian Sabbath school will
be held at the church on Tuesday
evening, December 10th, at 7 p.
m. 1t will consist OF Christmas
tree and literary programme by the
young folks.
Downer's turkey shoot on Christ
mas will be held southeast Of the
hospital in Gillen's field, close to
county road. This is most con-
venient for sport Of this sort, and,
weather permitting, should insure
a large attendance.
The Christmas festivities OF the
Methodist church will be held on
Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock.
A Christmas tree, with a Santa
Claus attachment, will amuse the
little ones, and fine literary pro-
pramme will be rendered.
An 'sAdamless Eden" company
is laying waste the bald places
throughout the state. Denver
Times. This item must refer to
the ahottest show on earth" which
recently beiouled the pure atmos-
phere Of La Junta with its presence.
At the Presbyterian church to-
morrow the pastor will preach in
the morning on "What the Shep-
herds Saw in the Manger Cradle in
Bethlehem, and in the evening on
can Angels Gospel" Special
music will be rendered at each SER
vice. Among the musical features
will be the solo, "Holy Night"
sung by Mr.. Clucas, with violin
obligato. All cordially invited.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-23
A mus,esi Inference.

What is better at Christmas time
than musics What is as good for
a Christmas remembrance as a
musical Instrument
A FIVE cept tin horn or FIVE
hundred dollar piano can be found
at the La Junta Music Store.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-23
Az Ladies Are IN Levs

With fine hand decorated china.
Thompson has an elegant assort-
ment to select from.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-23
Hints For Christmas

From assortment OF thoroughly reiiao'e gooos
Goods that reasonable in price good goods can be
sold for and goods that will we tell you they will
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-23

Price reductions on Holiday Silks.
Black Peau de Sole, good val
ues at 81 so, holiday price. s1.75
Black satin duchess reduced to- l.25
Black taffeta dress silks, unequaled
in value at 81 so, holiday price. LOO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19
ArrERNooN EEoErrIoN.
Mcsdamos navighorst and Fcgan Enter-
tain Mrs 0 q Murray.

Mcsdames nayighorat and Fcgan Euter-
tain Mrs. 4 Murray.
A reception was rendered Mrs. r l..
Murray this afternoon by Mesdamea
Havighorst and Fegan at the latter's
palRtiai home at 7ii east Springer Av-
enue The amusement was progress
sive whist Dainty refreshments were
also served
Mrs. Murray lives ia Bay City, Mich
igan, and is visiting with Mrs Havig
horst. She has recently returned from
% trip through Europe. having visited
every point OF interest 90 travellers
abroad
Misses Florence Brown and Blanch q
Spuriock assisted la the reception
The ladies present we're
Mesdames Corkias, Lucas, McNeal,
lille, McGann. Carlin, HAgan, Filson.
Fraslcr, Severns, kneisiey, Spencer.
Orncr, speed. Morris. Saunders. Van
Vorhis, n barnes, @ NJ Barnes, Asp.
brisscl, Barde, Ramsay, brooke
l. n Beadles, Hale, C. r Brooks.
Billingsley, Bierer Levy, Humphrey
Rimball, Barker, Dale. J II Cotteral
Chas. Cotteral, j. ~ Brooks, VIM
Brown, Neal, Burford Huston. Hous
ton, Ball, Srsj 'nsF. Foster = NJ.
Thompson, j E,i~ Dooiittle.
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FIRST published To- nany Leader nee o. igo


First published iu Daily Leader nCc %. ls9
LIQUOR NOTICE
90 whom no May C,ncrrn-
NOtcc Is hereby given that NJ a. Ritter
busch has tnls daY nicd his application tu
aDN lf rDtaU HulI.iuuus, NiuuuN lud malt
liquors in 9utar.c Logan county. Oklahoma
aud tu1t. unless objection nr nird uu COZ hc-
fore tne iith ddY of DECEMBER A. u lsno
said petition wlll be granted.
Guthrie. Okla. urCcu hrr p 100
R ~ MORTON County CicrE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19
Christmas is
Almost Here.

Only few days holiday shopping therefore
people anxious buy where soTtment makes
choosing and the prices Ia favor Of the customer
This store these requirements % dot There's
place like first class dry goods for Christmas shopping
aud there's line OF goods which uniformly low
priced We have this mind la making these
tions, and Ia than backs them up You h out
your entire list here, aud your rends will be than
pleased with their gifts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19

Scripps MeRa. .tF~i
Washington, bee william Y
Allen was sworn 10 as senator rom
Nebraska today. he was escorted 20
the desk boy Thurston ari cordially
received by HE associates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19

PEKsoNAL MENTioS.


Julius T. Hemming Is over from Per
kins
WIN Cravens, of Ponca City, wac
down yesterday
RinAldo Brown. of Perry Is la the
city on legal business.
W. +. Danvers. OF Arkansas City, 10
here looking after business matters.
Attorney james W stein Of Enid,
h Ia the city on business before the
court
Charley Adams went % Chandler
last night 20 visit friends sor few
days.
II is reported that n L Cohen, Of
| Denver, has met with financial reverses
20 the extent Of $4,000.
Mrs. Fred l.. Wenner Is la Kansas
| City for few days with her little son,
/ Robert, who was operated on by ply
sicians there todag
Miss Lillian Boles will leave the ist
OF January for Liberty, Mo where
She will enter the Young Ladies'
/ school and Conservatory OF Art and
Music This takes from the city TEN
porarily one OF Guthrie's most popular
young ladies.
Henry r. Asp left yesterday FOR Chi
cago on railroad business. From there
Mr. Asp will go 20 Gam bier Ohio.
/ " here bis son Alfred aud John Brooke
are attending the Kenyon Military
/ Academy. Mr. Asp and the boys viii
/ return 20 Guthrie the last % this week.
/ The boys will spend the holidays at
home. returning 10 college about Jan
uAry sth
The colored work IN Biggle Berry
Book Is an immense aid % berry grow
ers, IL shows the leading Der
ries true 20 size, shape and color
They were FIRST carefully painted
by an experienced artist, aud then re-
produced by photography at a coat OF
over one thousand dollars. Aside from
the color work there are scores Of re-
productions made directly from photo
graphs OF berries, 90 that the reader
may have an accurate idsa Of them
See publishers announcement Ia an
other colum The price Is so cents,
free by nail. address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co. PhilAdelphia.
|
In sluggish liver. HERBlEE, by ia
beneficial action upon the hillary
tracts, renders the bile more hued
and brings the liver into . sound,
IA 1alfhy condition, thereb '
oanishlng the sense Of dFowsiness,
iethargy, and the general feeling OF
apathy which arise from disorders OF
the liver. Price soc. Sold by b. II
Tlllfa a ca and wheeler n son
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Scripps McRae League
Pietermaritzburg December l9-
General White reports all well at
LAdysmith There are sixty-6ve
cases Of enteric fever and dysentery
there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19

See Osmith for Rogers pocket
knives, playing cards. crokinole, arch
ena and football goods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19

Have you a cold? dose OF BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP at
bedtime will remove Il Price ESQ
and soc. sold by n. b. Lille 4 Co,
and Wheeler q son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19

'lf the Cap Fits. wear a." 10 you have
bolts, pimples, fcorfnll salt rheum dYspep
sia. rheumatism or cAtarrh, you are lust tar
one that should take HO0d'a Sarsaparilla.
for THIS medicine cures all these troubles.
Hood y Pills cure an liver llls Nom
Irritating,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-19

Firat pubiishcd in Daily Leader Dcc y, 1872
LIQUOR NOTICE
To whom 70 may concern
Notice is hereby gwen that NJ Wclnhcrrrr
has THIS DAY died his petition tu sell AL
HcttI FpIrItuuuH, Viuuus aud smalt
NQuurB Im Guthrie, Logan county Oklahoma.
aud that unless objection De- nled un or ac-
fore the -ith day ~ December. a. ID tspa. said
pe Itinn viii be- granted.
euthric. Oklahoma December y iru1
" y. MuHTOS County CLERK
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
LIVERPOOL futures.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit
at auction to-day, realizing the following
prices
BOSTON. July 21.-Early Crawford Peaches
boxes 81 3oG1 90. average 81 SO; Foster Peaches,
81 35a1 so averSge 81 46; Bartlett Pears S2g
2 40 average 50 OS; st. John Peaches, boxes,
average 81 AZ; Imperials, 81 G5a1 80, average
81 10; Burbank Plums, single crates. 75c@si 80.
average 81 Is; Tragedy Prunes, single crates,
81 10al 30 average 81 II. Six cars sold.
NEW YORK, July 2L-Wickson Plums' single
crates 81 75d3, average 81 35; Bartlett Pears,
boxes. 81 35d2 65. average s2 ~; Crawford
Peaches boxes 81 10GI1 55, average 81 32; Yel-
low Free Peaches, average 81 IS roster
Peaches 6Ocas1 45, average 81 90; st. Johns, 35c
0s1 So average 81 20; Imperials, average 81 20;
Tragedy Prunes, single crates 95c@Sl 3d. aver
age 81 90; Burbank Plums single crates, 81 20
al 45 average 81 "a.
MONTREAL, July 21.-Bradshaw Plums, sin
gle crates average 80 10: Purple Duane Pluns.
single crates, 81 7Od2; strawberry Cling
Peaches boxes average 81 30; Tragedy Prunes,
single crates 81 15G1 80, average 81 20; German
Prunes single crates. average 81 20; Bartlett
Pears boxes average 81 %; Hales Early
Peaches. boxes, 81 10d1 20, average 81 is; sat
suma Piums single crates, 81 10dl 80, average
| 81 q.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.

BAGSThe market continues very firm sup
plies being limited. Calcutta Grain Bags, o7s
m594c; Wool Bags. 26Q2Sc; San Quentin Bags
81 50.
ton S. southfeld Wellington. s. 5Ci Seattle S
in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, SlZi
Camel IS per ton; Rock Springs and Castie
Gate, 81 60; Coke, s12 per ton in bulk ana N4
Harrison's circular says: During the week
there have been three arrivals OF coal s tLor,
washington sos tons; two from Coos Bay
10 tons; two from Australia, 5706 tons total,
"a 964 tons. Coal tonnage is becoming so scarce
for the coast transportation that it is with an
iCulty sufficient be had for our lIntleSildte @
requirements Frefghts have been marked up,
and owners demands readily acceded 70
Several steamers will become local cor
liers this year, but they are not yet aValIaple,
change; prices are stationary and demand falr-
The Honolulu coal demand has not abated' yes
terday a charter for there from Australia was
closed at lis Cd per ton, August 1900, canceila-
ton, more than year hence. Such an occur
renee has never happened before in the history
of the trade and demonstrates that later on on
partial coal famine may be looked for IN dd-
wall or higher prices will rule there Ill,
THE extreme rates paid for Honolulu VIII
divert coal carriers in Australia from seeking
this port. as importers here are prohibited from
Charterng at current figures; the cost deIlN
cred here would leave an assured loss. NOT
withstanding the freight advance on Northern
Goals, the selling rates prevailing here
leave a liberal margin for profit and but little
is yarded deliveries being made direct to con-
sumers by this a further margin of profit is
secured
LINSEED OIL-Quotable at 45c per gallon
for and 47c for boiled in barrels; cases. &c
more.
LUCOL--4Oc per gallon for raw and 42c for
boiled. in barrels cases. sc more.
PACIFIC CODFISH-The Union Fish Com
pany announces prices follows: Bun
dies 424c: cases, selected, SAC; imitation East
ern. 64c; strips. 74@8Ac: blocks 7Ac: tablets,
SIC; middles, 72G9Ac; desicCated. S712c. less
RICE-China mixed, 50 75a3 so: China No, I,
81 5Oa4 80; extra do; $5a5 S5; Hawaiian s6'
SUGAR-The Western Sugar I;ehning Com
pany quotes terms net cash in 10O-lb bags;
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed 59sc:
Powdered $50; Candy Granulated, SIC; Dry
Granulated 51sc; Confectioners' A, SIC; Cali
fornia A. 47Ac Magnolia A. 4%c; Extra c. 45sc;
Golden c. 412c; barrels, 1-16c more; half-barres,
* more; boxes, !4c more: 50-lb bags 1sc more.
No order taken for less than 10 barrels its
equivalent Dominos. half-b barrels 57sc; boxes.
Lc
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
TERDUnchanged at ss rs.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Wheat opened easy ana
1kc lower at 7O7kc for September LlVerpooi
was slightly higher, but receipts were larger
and crop prospects good. September SOLD on
Immediately to 705sc. Argentine shipments ror
the week were reported at 1000 pushels, as
compared with 16 900 bushels last year. Con.
tinental demand reported not iarse, ou oul
still demand, and predictions OF s@hoWePs @ nf ~
the Northwest following other predictions OF
more favorable weather. caused some euying i n
on which September rallied to 7lAc spring
wheat, on which all speculative eyes are sc SCI,
was reported damaged in washington kne
demand was soon filled in the pit ana after
holding for time around nc, September per
started on irregular decline, whlch endeu
only with the adjournment of the board. Puts
at 7024c served to check the slide only tenn
porarily. ,. 49,.
Corn advanced early on buying by shorts; but
the gain was lost in sympathy with wheat
September closed AG&sc lower.
tember closed &c off. ~
Provisions early were firm with 1oc ad- aI1
vance in hogs. The edge was taken of the
market however by liquidation. September
pork closed 214c over yesterday and lard ana
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
BRADsrREETs ON TRADE CONDITIONS.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Bradstreets to-mor-
row will say: The general trade situation has
apparently lost nothing in strength. The ag-
gregate of midsummer business is of an un-
precedented volume and signs of expansion in
the demand for fall and winter goods increase.
Prices except for the cereals coffee raw su-
gar and dairy products, either firmly held
or tend upward. Notable among the products
advancing pork products. petroleum, copper,
tin, tin plate and raw wool, while the list OF
products unchanged includes refined sugar
hides, leather, lead and cotton. Crop prospects
are encouraging, the movement of grain tn
market is of immense volume and railroad
earnings consequently continue to show large
increases over preceding years.
Possibilities that the present corn crop will
equal if not exceed the largest record ha We
depressed prices of this cereal to an extent
equal to the decrease in wheat. The corn Weld
in Kansas, particularly, promises TO be enor-
nous. always providing that hot winds do not
affect the crop.
Iron and steel retain all of their old strength
and while prices at the East are unchanged
further advances in crude and manufactured
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22

position to unload weakened the market and
the advance was lost. helped by small clear.
ances and export demand and closed weak at
&c net decline. July. 75@7s1sc. closed 76c; Sep
tember. 751sQ76asc, closed 761se; DECEMBER
77Q7S1tc. closed nc.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
CoFFEE-Options closed steady 5 points
higher to points lower Sales. l5,5vO bags
including: August, 81 SO; September, 81 45; e5 oc5
tober, 81 so; November, 81 55; December "a oo0
80; February, So March, So O5. Spot coffee
Rio, dull and easy; mild, quiet. -
SUGAR-Raw. firm; fair refining. Sac cen cen
trifugal. Sc test, 7-16c; molasses sugar S74c'
refined steady but quiet
@1414c.
EGGs-Receipts, 1893 packages Irregular
Western. 14615c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
/ California dried fruits quiet. ,e-,,..
EVAPORATED APPLES-Common. sag &c
prime wire tray, S14QS1ac; choice, SS4d9c; lahcS'
91s@91ac
PRUNES-314 GS1kc
APRICOTS-Royal lac: Moorpark, lac.
PEACHES-Unpeeled 9011c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
EASTERN MARKETS,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2l.-The stock market was
SuU to-day Tor the whole list but the tone
was firm and prices were higher than those
of last night The Changers were especially III
good demand and ruled for the greater part OF
tha dav al about point above yesterday. Bur
14,g+o1 and Rock Island showed special
strength and there was some evidence Of man
fpulation in these two stocks Much talk was
heard Of Burlington's large earnings for June
and rumors were afoat Of coming increase
in Rock Island dividend rate, when was
however without official sanction. LONDON
was a decided factor in the day hlgher prices
and buying for that account IN New hoFh
was estimated high as 2yVVg snares' pIllL-
cinaIlv of Louisville and Nashville Money
conditions We're apparently much easier IN
London and the sterling exchange rate mere
worked lower in sympathy in spite of the
lower tendency of the local money rates All
apprehensIon Of shipments of gold tomorrow
was dissipated early in the day with bene-
fetal effect on speculative sentiment Inc
influences from abroad We're all IaForapIe tA-
cept a fall in French rentes and decline
in the sterling exchange rate at Paris, winch
suggested increased money need at that cen
ket the scope of the dealings was remarkably
broad a large number OF usually inactive
sharp gains Among these were Colorado and
Southern frSt preferred. Colorado Fuel, the
all of these gains were held. the market crop
ping away somewhat in the intense duIlness
Of the late trading. The local traction stocks
We're all in pretty good demand, brooklyn
Transit rising an extreme nc and closing up
l2sc. Sugar was inclined 70 be heavy through
out the day on rumors OF new developments
in the opposition. Some hesitation was caused
in the late dealings by doubts as to the char-
acter of tomorrow $ bank statement changes
in the cash item being problematical- Prices
were marked up in some cases just before the
close, giving a steady tone to the final trans
Bonds were dull, but prices were slightly
higher. Total sales, par value, 81 100000.
United States IS registered and the new As
registered declined - while the old IS regis
tered advanced Is in the bid price
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
RRADsTREET.s FINANcIAL REVIEW.

NEW YORK. July 2L-Bradstreet's Financial
Review will say tomorrow;
Exceedingly narrow conditions have prevail
ed this week in the securities market. The
customary suspension of its activity at this
period of the year has been aggravated by the
continued firmness of money, by the uncer-
tainty of the financial position and of specu-
lation in the foreign markets and by the in
creased symptom Of stringency and nothing to
enforce liquidation of holdings of stocks. The
fact that crop prospects at the West are ex-
tremely favora BILE, the outlook for a phenome-
nal yield of corn in particular being very
bright, has also checked bearish activity and
caused some purchasing of the granger stocks,
based on the idea that largely increased earn
ings are assured in properties. Current rail-
road earnings are, indeed very satisfactory.
and the industrial business situation in the
whole gives confidence to Wall street to the
future of the stock market, modified somewhat
by the idea that such state of affairs will
lead TO augmented demand for money and
both divert capital from speculation ana IN
duce a higher range of interest rates.
The example Of the London money market.
where the somewhat stringent conditions that
have lately prevailed, are attributed to the &C
tivity OF" trade throughout Great Britain and
the consequent demand Tor mercantile accom-
modations, have not escaped the attention OF
the market and furnish the basis for compar-
isons between the position at London and what
is possible here. During the earlier days OF
the week the stringency Of money at London
gold would be renewed. but such fears were
not realized. and the appearance of an easier
tone in the principal foreign money market,
with the absence of the expected advance in
the Bank of England's rate of discount on
Thursday, was accounted favorable fac
tor
The strike on the Brooklyn Transit system
and the similar disturbances on some of the
Metropolitan Street Railway lines in Manhat-
tan borough had less effect than might have
been anticipated. though the stocks Of both
corporations were depressed and the incident,
particularly in the early portion OF the week.
created additional caution in professional cir
cles. It is, however, one of the maxims OF
Wall street that bear movements based OF
labor troubles seldom If ever profitable tC
short sellers OF the stocks affected. For this
reason and because Of the support extended tc
the traction stocks they did not yield mate
rally and in fact showed some response to the
latter developments, tending to show the weak
ness of the strike There deals
in the railroad world. though suggestions OF
coming developments of that kind continue tC
crop out and have influence in checking any
disposition to sell stocks In view Of these
different factors the market has been alto
gether professional in character and quality
with irregular fluctuations and without bearist
tendencies that some Of the events of the week
might have suggested.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22

heavy Argentine shipments Of 1856. OO0 busneIs'
Northwest temperatures were more faVoraoIe' @
but South Dakota temperatures were less S"'
The bulls turned sellers.
Later on the market hardened on 3su au !.
vance at Liverpool and wires from Tacoma lha. a.
the Oregon and Washington crops were cut
down so per cent by hot winds. the North-
western markets were stronger. ,,
The local situation was dull, with ueciile
in futures. -
Spot Wheat-shipping 81 O5G1 o71s; milling
81 0S%Q1 12h.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal sesson-9:15 o'clock-December-
5000 ctls 81 1875
Second session-December-1S 900 ctls, 81 l5t2.
Regular morning session-May-16,O 900 cts,
81 H. Deeember-2000 ctls. 81 1872; 56,OOo 81 1874
q. 000 81 1885.
Afternoon session-December-400 ctls, 81 1885
Il, 000 81 1874: 46 Co., 81 1875. May-10,o00 81 IL
BARLEY-The AIdenCraig takes for Lelth
7O643 ctls. valued at s75,942.
Feed holds up, but the shippers are quotlhs
Feed. new, 9215G971Ac; Brewing 9732cdSl;
old Brewing, 81 o5Q1 10; Chevalier. 81 l2720I 10
per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-s:15 o'cloch-December-60o
ctls, 90c; 1900, 901sc
Second sesson-No sales.
Regular morning session-seller 80, new-2Eo
ctls. size 20O0 S7lsc: 5000 SIC; 2oOo. STAG De-
cember-2000, S9Ac; 1000, S92sc.
Afternoon session-No sales.
OATS-The market stands about the same,
white being firm and red weak. New W@hIte @
are selling at 81 3061 As and red at 81 O712
al liz per ctl.
CORN-Smau round Yellow. 81 3O61 35; East
ern large Yellow 81 1901 10; White. 81 1901 %;
mixed 81 10 per ctl: California White. 81 1712
al 221k.
RYE-New is quoted at s0q92hc per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-NOm