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The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-06-24
Hale Endorsed for Delegates Large
to St. Louis.

Fayetteville. n. c., June Is.
To TIE Editor:
The Democratic convention of Cum
berland county and the convention Of
the Sixth Congressional district have
by the State convention for delegate-at-
large from North Carolina to the Ma
Itional Democratic convention at St
Louis.
1t becomes my duty as we'll IS my
pleasure TO make this known to the
Democrats of the convention, and 10
ask the several county delegations ID
the state convention to cast their votes
for him Major Haie's long and dis
tinguished services to the Democratic
rarty are too well known to require
elaboration at my hands. The Hon.
B. F. Aycock OF Columbus, in second
ing the motion for his endorsement by
the Congressional convention at Max
ton, said: He has done more work for
the party and with less reward than
any other man in North Carolina.
1t will be recalled no doubt that four
years ago, Ma tor Hale received for the
same position which we are now asking
for him, the largest vote ever cast I'm
the Democratic state convention OF
North Carolina, leading the very is
tinguished gentleman who came next
to him by 113 votes, and that the dele
CATION elected him its chairman at the
national convention
/ may add that the services OF the
press of North Carolina should be rec
ognized in the Democratic convention,
and that one or two at least OF the
four delegates-at-large should be news-
paper men OF ripe experience. Major
Hale's long career as journalist. and
acquaintance with the politics OF
North Carolina, make him peculiarly
qualified to fil with ability and salts
faction position OF that kind. II IS
believed that he will receive the hearty
endorsement of the party from the
east TO the west
/ am authorized to say that Major
Hale favors the adoption OF the unit
rule by our delegation at the National
convention. and the nomination of that
true Democrat, for the presidency.
who is most likely to defeat the present
encumbenf.
Respectfully.
H. l. COOK,
Chair. Cumberland Dem. Elk Com.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-06-24
Line Of Steamers to Run Between
Noble and Panama.

: Mobile. Ala, June 20.-Ihe American
Panama Company with q capital OF
$3.50 900 was incorporated here today.
The company will operate a line OF
steamers btween Mobile and Panama.
In addition to growing. exporting anu
importing fruits, the company will con-
struct and operate a railroad for the
Improvement of the port Of Panama
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-06-24

A New York minister has come out
In an interview protesting against re-
ligion In political platrorna The
reverend gentleman would probably
protest also against having any reli-
eion in his pulpit Atlanta Journal
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-06-24


Mr.. Walter Watson. the hardware
and gun dealer on South Hay street,
Fayetteville, Is an Engiishman, with
all the sterling qualities Of the upright,
downright, hearty Briton. He has been
living among US so long that probably
very few of the younger generation
know that he is not ito the manner
born" But, myi his English brogue
is fine, and to hear him acknowledge
anything with the long sound Of 20.
is delightful. He has been for years
president OF the Cumberland County
Agricultural Society, In which he takes
deep interest, was formerly chief ot
the fire department., chairman OF the
board of trustees of the graded school
and could have about anything he
wanted in the gift Of this people. He
came here over forty years ago. and
cast in his lot Without that is antfci-
pating the story.
Mr.. Watson deals in up-to-date guns
and pistols for business, and In out-of-
date munitions OF war for his own
pleasure; and no elegant dame on New
York's Fifth Avernue loves dainty
bric-a-brac as he loves these rusty
eurios Nay, not even Monkbarns, in
Scott's 'sAntiquary," ever cherished
an heirloom handed down from Aldo
brand -Oldenbuck. as does Mr.. Watson
as old-time silver-mounted derringer.
A short time since was in the curl
osity shop Of this pleasant English an
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-06-24
Louisiana VIII Instruct for Parker.

Baton Rouge. La. June 20.-The
Democratic state convention will meet
tonight to select presidential electors
and delegates to the national conven-
tion Senator'S Foster and McEnery.
E. B. Kruttschnitt .and Governor
Blanchard will probably be delegates
at large. 1t Is expected that the con-
vention viii instruct for Judge Parker.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-06-24
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have AlusJs Besght
s'ss.s.,. ss.s. sss Of N,z4Zzsx

Chicago. June ds.LDemocrats here
are highly pleased with the formal de-
NAL OF the report that Secretary =
Shaw is TO withdraw from the spell
binding department OF the republican,
campaign.-Washingto Post.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stocks less active. with
some higher and some lower
Local stocks and bonds inactive and
without feature.
slight variations in Exchange and
Silver.
Wheat futures active and higher. Bar
lev easier
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged
Flour and Millstuffs in average de-
mand.
Bran rather easier. Hay weak and
- cTIiet-
Large transactions in Lima Beans IN
-, the South.
-:POratOes' weak and steadily accumu-
laring. Onions firm
% Poultry in good supply ana easy
Game plantiful and lower
Apples. i'm heavy supply and weak.
Dried fruits. Nuts and Ralsins un-
changed. - -.-:
Butter stiIf in large supply and de-
=. pressed.
: Ranch Eggs. Cleaned up and higher
-. Cheese also firmer.
Provisions still dull in all positions
sharp advance in. Humboldt and Men
=. docifio. " oOl-
Hides and Leather in active demand
and rcndfnZ upward.
Hops rule firm all over the world
Cattle. sheep and Hogs as before
T"
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- 20 lstock Mar,et

:. AEH YORK. Nov. 1-Wau street found H.
se-t il1 p renewal OF the inrernatir-,sI .--iesz
-eas = Know 5ust now 70 handle the sSts,sr5o,
. Z r. -~i-lon and Paris markets cenrers ~
-i -ib-Dll-tlc Information rad both adjourned
--tit STOCK market sessions over the All Safrfs
a-iil4f. ard the Interest IN the uiarlce-s haS
= laf laDSec that Il was not Thought even
-e-Ft . exchange The usual cable mes
49, VIZ ne foreign arbitraze houses II -as
lrot4cE Ter this reason that ne EJECT vrsS
y ifci1 in ne local market by the onfnol1s
ever p ~ O. braitar until LONG after the rex-~
t14ef1 extra editions containing the disra tches
rom fha- pcint had appeared on tie eT-es@-
~ - ne morning the market showed = 5is
.-n rencency toward recovery from yesfer-
--+ Hlclelr declines. The pFfncipaI c~our4
-- ~ or falth Ia the market was the g.
-llei fncre4Se IN activity at the Advance
- was clear thar buyers were rot
-isFcsfa g follow the advance but fhe-e
s-enlec - - iittle pressure 70 sell At the r.
eptersc Nrei Fer the second hour OF the
--4-1inN re market was duIIer than FOR se---
-rtl weekE. r wEs Inferred from this thar
TIE principal buying 70 cover shorts 80
- taze prcfts On TIE short sales mae -, 80 80
lercays break The result CT the rnor1ir~
crT-rg EaE - establish gains Of about =
kloint IN Lnion Pacific. Reading Ontario and
" eetern arc Chicago Great Western ara IA
~ rlSar and Arnalganlated Copper. BESIDE
cllr pre1e1flFe gains of q lesser range ffror,ot :
cut the nst The fact thar no additfonsT 80
= - erEaEec Tor export was thought No.
E.bIe YESTERDAY. had effect On the r-srke-
There waE receipt Of $500 000 Australiar sri5
- Sar Francisro. available for transfe-- Nv
rEanet AZ Chicago rose 70 par for the fi-~s
time this season. Further advance in ff~
price ~ Retired sugar. the very large Octobe-
e1por-f q copper and the approval of the
Eelteuber net earnings showing of the Erie
~1c Lcuigvilie and Nashville were considered
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

CANNED GETABLESATomatoes ~ N
standards 65770cs gallon standards 50. g. ID
said pack. STA 6e0c: Green Peas-Pstits pois.
81 50; extra sffted. 81 Is; standard sifted 81:
standards. s5Qe0e: Marrowfats. s59s71se T.
O. b. San Francisco.
COAL-wellIngt0n. s. per ton: New We'll
Iington. IS; Seattle. s6 50s Bryant s. 50:
Beaver Hill 50 50: Roslyn 81; Coos Bay
So so; Richmond 81 so: Cumberland s13 IN
bulk and S14 25 In sacks, Pennsylvania An
thracfte Egg S14, Welsh Anthracite Egg SIs.
Welsh Lump s11 sos Camel. SO per ton Coks
s11 50G1S per ton in bulk and SIS In sacks.
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per short
ton.
41sc; cases, regular. IS So cases. extra large.
6Ac. Eastern style 6&e; boneless SIC.
sSo.way-~ sKc; Narrow Gauge" sEc- ST.
yer King" 7Ac: blocks. Oriental 61sc.
blocks s.Seabright." Tc, tablets IKE MD
dies IasAc: fancy boneiess. stsq9&c: picked
Cod bbls. IS. picked C0d half bbIs 81 IS
CORDAGE-Fhe local company quotes "a
follows. so days or per cent discount Tor
sisai. 9@scs Duplex sHcs Bale Rope 104. q
IKE per ID.
COFFEE-costa Rfca-Nominal: 14a151zc
for strictly prime to fancy washed. 1211 a131zc
Tor prime washed: 11ls612kc for good Eashed: !:
t''1-7rae for good TO prime washss n4-k----.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
Potatoes. Onions and yegetabIes.

Trade in Potatoes continued quiet and as
the daily receipts Of river Burbanks are too
heavy for the market TO absorb. stocks are
accommodating right along and the market is
very weak. There very few Potatoes being
shipped out OF the State from this market
No fresh Sweets arrived and ord stock which
was plentiful. selling at lower prices
Onions were firm. with some dealers asking
an advance for the best Australian Browns
Tomatoes were IN Increased supply and il
was difficult to obtain the top quotation even
for the very best stock. The market was
still giutted with String and Wax Beans and
the Gamers took portion OF the surplus at
the inside quotation The other vegetables
were in good request and steady.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river, 40GR
zoe per ctl; Salinas Burbanks $1dI 30 per ct: :
River Reds, Ia6s5c per ctl; Sweet Potatoes
75cGS1 per ctl
oNIONS-$1 35G1 65 per ctl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Wax Beans
142c per ID; Lima 3eans 4H65c per
ID: Tomatoes. 2oG50c per box: Summer
Squash. e5c4$1 per box: Cabbage soc per
ctl; Carrots I5c per sack; Cueumbers 40676gc
per box; Garlic, 4AG413c per ID; Egg Plant
256 40c per box; Dried Peppers nominal: Green
Okra T5c per box; Green Peppers 25G50c
per box; Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash SO
612 per ton for round lots
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Hide. TaIlow. Wool and Hops.

The demand for Wool continues active and
all arrivals pass from receivers hands about
as soon as they get here. Humboldt and
Msndocino clips are quoted sharply higher,
but the other descriptions show no change
Hides are drn all over the country and an
advance in both dry and salted stock is
ported IN the local Market The strength Is
due to the excellent demand for Leather
The position OF the Hop market remains
precisely as before. the market being firm at
full quotations with very little OF the crop
left In first hands.
HIDES AND SkINS-Culls and brands sell
about lsG1e under quotations. Heavy saIted
Steers. lie: medium. i0c: light 913e; Cow
Hides. 91ae for heavy and exc for light;
stays Te; Saited Kip. 10lac: Salted Veal.
HE: Salted Calf. 11t-c: dry Hides, lie; dry
Kip I5c. dry Calf. 2Oc: Sheepskius, sheariings.
25d 40c each: short Wool. 4oH65c each; me-
Hides salt 81 10 for large and $2d2 so for
medium 81 50d2 for small and SOC for Colts;
Horse Hides dry. 81 75 for large and 81 so for
medium. 81 for small and SOC for Colts.
Buck Skins-DFy Mexican 3oc; dry salted
Mexican 25c; dry Central American. soc; Goat
Skins-Prfme Angoras. I5c; extra large do,
81 IS: large, Soc medium. Soc; small 20c-
TALLOW-No. I rendered. +d41ae per ID:
No . 354e: Grease, 2I.G3e-
WOOL@FaH clip-San Joaquin and South
tain 9G11c. Middle Counties free. 12Q14cS
do defective. 10Gl2c; Northern free. 12GItc:
do defective 10G12c; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino 1ef1fsc per 10.
HOPS-19o4 crop. 2Td31c per 10
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Receinfs of Prndnce.
STOCK MARKET.
All Stocks Quiet, With the Mining
Stocks Weak


There was very little OF interest On the
local exchanges the mining stocks being rather
weak and local securities devoid OF feature.
eminent new isss a rea5 rt-s1y S,a'sS
ing 20 81 1S4 S99 United States Government
IS 19os. quarterly amounting 70 S57s. 5l4 %:
Honolulu R. T. and Land Company s.. 1927,
regular semi annual amounting 70 SIS. 300.
North Shore Railroad IS. 1912 regular semi
Electric Gas and Railway is 1927. regular
semi annual. amounting 70 56125; :. P. r.
r. first Con guaranteed s. 1881. regular semi
annual. amounting 70 $40 225; 8 p R. r.
first Con. stamped s., 1905-l937. regular
seni-annual. amounting % $53s. $50. Spring
Valley Water second mortgage 4s 1906 rsgu-
lar quarterly amounting 20 $4,000. Sutter-
street Railway js. semi annual amounting to
SIS O0os San Francisco Gas and Electric 41ss.
The California Gas and Electric Corporatioa
has declared a regular monthly dividend q
25c per share payable November -.
The California Wine Association has de-
eIared a regular monthly dividend OF 50c per
share. payable November 10.
assessment OF 5e per share delinquent De-
Ex-dividend yesterday. CTarenont on
amounting TO 5000 on city Petroleum. resu-
saoo ,aE eTSg per q, =nsTs n,s s@9untins 70
monthly 15c per share. amounting 70 5000.
Alma OH Company. 5c, or S1210 Peerless OH
Company. lte, or $500 $500. homo honokaa sugar
amounting 10 $4,000. Pacific Coast Company
regular quarterly dividends OF II per cent
AID the first preferred setond preferred and
common stocks, Northern Pacific Railway
Company. regular dividend of = per cent
and an extra dividend OF I per cekt- Mi val
ley and Mount TanaIDafs Scenic RAILWAY
stock. quarterly dividend OF 81 per share.
The November. 1904. dividends already re-
ported by Eastern Industrial corporations shov
a large decrease The total now stands SIS
354. 81. against ST. .166. III in November Of
last year The decrease Is accounted for b.
the passing Of common stock dividends ~
three concerns
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
Beans and Seeds

Wires from Ventura say that one large
firm. which has been heavily short has
bought from 10000 to 10000 bags Of Limas
there 81 o. and that another short house
has bought 25, 600 around $4G4 O21s. This
description. nevertheless Is quoted easy at
the recent decline The other descriptions
are stiH quiet with large receipts. mostly
damp The damp Beans continue to sell for
what they will bring some wet Pinks going
as low as 81, as frequently mentioned Of late.
II Is the expectation that when these damp
Beans all sold on out OF the way the
market will do better again At present they
seriously hamper business. Receipts yesterday
were 6720 bags, making 13. $50 sacks thus far
this week. The stock in regular warehouse
and on wharf November 1 101, 1877 bags.
against Soils bags October l.
There is nothing new in Seeds.
BEANS-Bayos. 81 1903; Pea. 50 10G3 25:
Buffers 81 1898; small White. 50 15N5 35
large White 81 40d2 65; Pink. 81 1903 %
for dry; Red 81 25G4 so: Lima, 81 1904 20;
Red Kidneys. 81 50d4 70; BIackeyes. 50 60@
20 per ctI; Horse Beans. 81 S5d2 40.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81 75d5; Yellow
Mustard 50 25 Flax. S2d2 IS; Canary 6s4
dTe; Alfalfa. 151aG1elAc. Rape. IIAG2I5e:
Timothy Sac; Hemp 31aG374e per ID: MiIIet
21aT3iac. Broom Corn Seed. s20q21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niies, 81 7592 so. Green
Peas 81 1912 so per ctf
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

inadequate to satisfy the demand. and in con-
sequence prices continued to advance The up
ward tendency greatly accelerated By
alarming reports from Europe regarding a re-
vivaI Of the Anglo Russian war scare The
demand for wheat further increased By ad-
vices from Kansas City claiming that many re-
ports are being received from Kansas and OK a
homa alleging excessively dry weather. An
other bull factor was the small movement in
the Southwest and material decrease in total
primary receipts. The high point on December
was reached at 81 13 and on May at 81 125a9
L 12Ss- Late IN the day the market was sub
jected to heavy realizing sales. the reason for
the profit-taking being the denial OF the ru-
Tnors of renewed possibility OF war between
Russia and Great Britain. The market. how
ever. closed strong, with December at 81 Ia
May closed at 81 IL x al II.
StFeHgth of wheat the main influence on
the corn market. December opened Ac higher
at 4Szc sold between 4st4 G4Sasc and Acc and
closed al 4S5s asa
In sympathy with the strength OF other
grains the cats market held firm December
opened &c higher at 2S4sc. sold between 2s1z
and 2s5Sc and closed at 2SL &C.
A fair demand for lard and ribs held pro-
visions steady Notwithstanding heavy run
of hogs and lower prices at the yards. At the
close January pork and lard were each of z1ze
at $12 37ia and 81 o5G7 OF Il respectively. Ribs
were unchanged at IS 42
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open High. Low. Close
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

higher cables and an uneasy feeling regard,
ing the Eastern question Broonhan caolsd
reporting cold. damp weather N Afsen.lns- Ina
vailing in winter Wheat country were received
to-day. It is still a scaIpins market ana on
would be In position to sell on again The
situation in the Far East seems acute and
should be carefully watched
In this market futures were higher, with a
heavy business and shorts covering accveiy
around 81 "A for December, The cash grain
was quiet but steadily held
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 45g1 52ts: California
White Australian. 81 1901 62Ia; Northern
Club. 81 459l 52l1; Northern Bluestem- 81 90
FUTURES
Session 70 1880 m
December S'ss ~ s H'sa Z sI s. 81 81
2 D. m Session
psssmDsr-N: ss!..' = - els sI 4ss : SD S
while the cash grain was none too firm. with
less demand than on the preceding day. Prices
for the latter remained unchanged. Brewing
grades continue quiet as the brewers ara
doing verv little b1ytng at present
CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 e5G1 121s: Brewing and ship-
ping 81 15@i 1Tlas Chevalisr 81 rThei 22is
FUTURES
Session to II 80 a. m
December-No sales: 81 COX, bid 81 081a asked
May-No sales: 81 0eL asked
p m Session
Open High. Low. Close.
December !. 81 0ss 81 deA 81 % 81 o.
May ........ 1 0sTs L 0sFs 1 oss 1 oeE
OATSAThere is a continued steady demand
for seed and the usual Ioear demand for feed
Ing and milling, and quotations remain about
the same. Receipts continue liberal as viii
be seen Stocks in regular warehouse and on
wharf November l were 1888 tons. against
2974 October 1.
White. 81 4OG1 5s1s: Surprise. nominal;
Red for feed, 81 S21a6I 45 for No 1 and
81 22hG1 30 for No. 2; extra ane for seed.
81 42h61 So Black. 81 50G1 80 for feed and
81 1901 so for seed
CORN-Arrivals from the West were 24oo
etls, making 54od ctls in two days These
free receipts keep the market supplied. though
stocks very light being only 1T2 tons as
viii be seen by the statement in the first col
The small stocks in the face Of the
recent liberal receipts show that the demand
is good
Western sacked. 81 456I so for Yellow. 81 45
al 30 for White and 81 45 for Mixed: Califor-
MIA large Yellow, 81 45d1 so: small round
do 81 5541 62z; White, nominal; Egyptian,
81 s5G1 AZ for White and 81 25ql 80 for
Brown
RYE-Continues firmly held with moderate
offerings 81 374G1 42H per cu.
BUCKWHEAT-NominaI at about 81 per ctI
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Rnston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Nov. I'm the wool market this
week the conditions hold Arm and the demand
continues steady. Manufacturers realize that
the available supply Of wool is fast going out
o. dealers hands, and that their only chance
70 get supplies is take the woods while they
are to had. Spectators at work in
secured grades and the large transactions have
been made. The scarcity Of Territory woods s
a feature Of the market Wyoming Is about
the only Territory wool to be found here IN
any quantity. -
The price OF domestic woods in this market.
as based on actual sales. Is follows:
CaIifornia-Northern choice, 23G24c; aver
age I9d12Dc: middle counties. 1SQ2Oc; South
oregon-Eassern staples. fsG2oc; clothing.
f7G1sc-
Territory: Idaho-Fine. 1s91sHc: heavy
fne 15G16e; fine medium. 1SG1S1ac; medium.
19Q2Oe; low medium, 21422c.
Wyoming-Fine. 16117e; heavy fine, 15Gf8c:
fine medium. II 7h@tsc; medium. 20G21c: low
medium. 22n23c.
Montana-Fine choice. H922c; fine average.
10000; fine medium choice, 21d22c; average
1962Dc.
Colorado-Fine. 1s@14c: fine medium. 15R
I6e: New Mexico approved 16G1Te; pulled
(sceured basis). A fine, 52G55c; extra. 55d56c:
A super 556757c super, 50G5Tc; super.
s7G40c: combing. s4c; blood. 5oG50lae; comb
in=. 52G55c
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
Bufter. Cheese and Eggs.

The Butter market continued weak yester-
day but there was no further actual decline
Heavily stocked houses were Offering their
best creameries down as low as 29c while
those whose needs 20 sell were less urgent
still quoted 25c- A fair average for the fa v
was z4c- All dealers still reported trade very
dull
Conditions in Cheese show some change
The medium and lower grades are now meet
ing with a good demand for shipment and are
selling relatively better than the higher priced
choice mild new Stocks OF all kinds are now
moderate.
Eggs have again advanced. Receipts Of
ranch continue light and the market Is kept
closely cleaned up,
Receipts were %. 500 lbs Butter. 552 cases
Eggs and 270O lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 2362sc
for extras end 2G62215e for lower to mreiIum
grades; dairy. 17l20c: cold storage 2D623es
store Butter 14616c; Eastern cubes IsfR25I@es
Eastern IadIe packed. 15716c-
cHEESEE12d12Ac for choice mild new
and I0611c for cid: cold storage f0I@Hffe.
Young Americas IL 15Gl2c; Eastern f0a15e
per ID
EGGs-Ranch. 4se for large white selected.
42BGH for goSs to chois< and $780, far
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov THE London tin mar
ket was lower, closing at RI31 12s Sd for
spot and f130 I2s Cd for futures. The local
market was little easier in sympathy. clos
ing at SIS 1929
The London copper market was lower bv
about los. closing at S62 as Sd for spot and
al E62 los for futures. Locally the market
was without material change and showed a
firm tone Lake is quoted at s13 621s dI4.
eiectroIytic at S13 e212dI3 STA. and casing
al SIS 37HGI3 621z.
The exports Of copper for the month OF Oc-
tober amounted TO 2s,3 335 tons. against 20 4S9
tors for the month OF September. So far for
the season exports are 205 344 tons Compared
with only 107. .s01 tons hst year.
Lead was firm but unchanged at 81 2Od4 45
in the local market. while in London IL wa =
a little higher. closing at s12 rs Cd
Speiter was firm at 50 35d5 10 in the local
market. The London market was unchanged
at E23 los
Iron closed at SOS 10d in Glasgow and 44s
Cd in Middleboro. Locally iron was steady
No l foundry. northern. is quoted at $3.50
Is so: No. foundry (northern), No. l foundry
(southernl and No l foundry (southern, soft
At $14 5OG15.
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Hay and Feedstnns.

Bran developed an easier feeling again yes
terday and Oregon in round lots was offered
down TO SIT 50. Stocks in regular warehouse
and on wharf November l 335 tons.
against 4Te tons October l. Some changes in
Rolled Barley Corn products and Mixed Feed
will be observed
sary 20 sell, though receivers quote previous
prices Recefpts Of late nave been liberal but
were lighter yesterday.
BRAN-siS 50d719 30 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S24 SOAR so per ton
SHORTS-s1s 5od1s so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFs-- Boiled Barley $25624 per
ton; OiIcaka Meal at the mill s31 5Og32 so;
jobbing S33: Coeeanut Cake $23624; Cocoa
nut Meal, s24d23; Corn Meal $31d31 so;
Cracked Corn s31 s0G32: Mixed Feed, SD 5e0
%; Horse Beans. s30d40 per ton; Broom
Corn Feed. 90e per ctl-
HAY-Wheat. s1eaIJ so. Wheat and Oat
S10dI4 so; Oat, S9G1S; Barley and Oat. IS
az; Volunteer Wild Oat. SG10; stable 50
G11: stock S5 50GT; Clover s7G10; Alfalfa,
S9G12 per ton.
STRAW-S5de5c per bale