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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-11
HANDSOME PAVE N
BUT DANGEROUS ONE

Mrs. Bell, of First street, fell on
the concrete pavement in front Of
5ilverman's stora on Broad wav. A
lady, living near there. told that she
had seen fully one hundred people
slip on hat pavement. Whenever it
rains people are liable to slip and fall
down, unless they use extra care when
walking ON it, even in warm weather.
If the stone was Clipped it would
roughen it and make it safer for
pedestrians. We publish this by re-
quest and we can speak from exper-
fence also.
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WENT TO NEW DORP.

Bert Reid, of Johnson avenue. took
a crowd of young people, of johnson
avenue, to New Doro on q straw tide
Saturday afternoon. They left Tot
tenville at 1 O'Clock and returned
home about 6 O'Clock.
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Mrs. Naggsby-A mar who was more
or less handsome called at the house to
see you this morning.
Naggsby-What do you mean by a
man being more or less handsome?
Mrs. Naggsby-I mean that he was
more handsome than you and LEGS hand
some than the man l was foolish enough
to throw over for you.-Chicago Daily
News.
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SOUTH AMBOY
HAS RETURNED HOME.

The Polander who was convicted of
striking John Taylor, returned home
from Trenton Thursday. He says he
has been working on mats and speaks
well OF his treatment, the cleanliness
Of the cells, etc., where he has been.
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GIVE ONE IN RETURN.

The young mengof the S. 8. White
dental works, Princess Bay, who were
recently given a straw ride by the
young ladies of the factory, are now
making plans to entertain the girls in
o similar manner.
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BALL WAS A BIG SUCCESS.

The ball of the Rapid Transit Rail-
road engineers has now passed.. 1t
was held at the German Club rooms,
Stapleton. Saturday night. Many of
the railroader's friends from Perth
Amboy, Tottenville and Pleasant
Plains, attended the ball. All had u
fine time.
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WILL BE A HOTEL.

The house now occupied by Mr..
Fountain and family, on Bentley
street, has been purchased by Mr..
Broderson, of Bentley street, who
W ill turn it into a first class hotel, it
is said. Tomorrow afternoon Mr..
Fountain will move to 103 Main street.
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RUNNER BROKE.

Saturday afternoon John Humer, of
Tottenville, was driving past Bethel
M. E. church, Amboy avenue, in a
light cutter sleigh, when the right
broke of. Mr.. Humer was
thrown out, but only slightly injured.
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WAS A BAD FALL.

Mrs. james Capner is confined to
her bed from the effect of her fall.
Although no bones were broken she
was badly shaken mp and bruised.
She fell on her hip and report says her
injuries are serious enough to keep
her from going out again this winter.
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Chestnut Doulettes.

Mix one cup of mashed chestnuts, two
egg yolks beaten slightly, two table
spoons of cream, one tablespoon Of SUI
gar, o%ne-eighth teaspoon Of salt, tea
spoon of sherry. When cool, fold in
whites of two eggs beaten stiff, form into
small balls, crumb, egg, crumb again, fry
in hot fat.-Good Housekeeping,
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Margaret Smith, sixty-nine
years old, of William street, died
suddenly Saturday afternoon. She
leaves one son, James Smith, of Will
lam street. The funeral arrangements
are now being completed.
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Naturally.

The amateur dog fancier was looking
critically at the little cocker spaniel. Il
don't like his feet" he said. "He has
too much long hair about them. He
locks as if he had feathers"
"Well he's a bird dog, ouknow," said
the dcaler.-N. Y. Times.
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SIP BY Raj.

The oystermen of Tottenvillc are
able to do but little these DAYS for the
ice is too thick. They say that oyster
men Ill New York and vicinity are in
q great demand and that the orders
down this way are now shipped by
rail.
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Seals without Fur.

The seals of Newfoundland are not
~fur-bearing, but are killed in large
numbers for their skin and fat. The
skins are used to make patent leather
and kid gloves; the fat for fine
soups.
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a Biz WINNER.

PIugleigh-I hear you won a lot Of
money on the races yesterday. How
much was it?
Lightbetter-One dollar. Z
Plugleigh-One doAar! Why that's
not much.
Lightbetter-It's a lot to win on the
races.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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ENOUGH MONEY COLLECTED.

Enough money has been collected by
the societies of Tottenville to pay the
expenses of Mrs. Reubea Daggett, of
at the Old Ladies' Home
at New Brighton. Mrs. Daggett will
be taken there today.
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WANTED
Sizing; Him Up.

Frankley-Don't you think it's rather
mean to rub it in on Todd in that fash
ion?
Meanley-Well, there was a time
when he could have rubbed it into me if
he'd wanted to. Now, this is my day.
Frankley (signiicantly)-Yes, EVERY
dog has his day."-Philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-11

The Evening News is on sale at Ost-
burgs' A Main street, and at John
Boss Hotel, formerly John Kall's
stand. Extra copies of the News and
all NewYork papers q always be Sc
cured.
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peiays Arc Dangerous.

Lover-And so your mother does not
believe in long engagements? am de-
lighted.
Miss De Broker-Yes, mamma says
ever so many girls fathers have failed
during long engagements, and the poor
things never got married at all.-N. Y.
Weekly.
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9 Butter.

Solid cocoanut oil cocoa butter,) be-
ing cheaper than lard, is much used in
Hungarian kitchens, especially for MAX
ing sweet pastry. The i~mportations of
this Gil amount Dover 2.090. 900 pounds a
se&r.
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"Remus," said Chloe. "Ah saw some
self-raisin' b%uckwheat down ct de
stohe."
Oats muffin" grumbled Remus,
who had ten dependent offsprings.
What All want to see is some self
raisin' children.'-Chicago Daily
News. "a 1~ea
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Ella--Yes, Fred called me his "own
sweet dpcky'' last night.
Mabsl-'Ducky?" stingylof him. He
ought to've said turkey" Its a good
Zeal sweeter and much dearsr this year.
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At n Disadvantages.

"You weather prophets make a great
many mistakes" said the man who
sneers.
Eyes," answered the observer, "and it
other people had all their mistakes pub
lished in the daily papers as we do,
suspect that record would seem
pretty good."-Washington Star.
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Proof.

what makes you think he has pro-
posed?"
Because, when | asked her how old
she was she forgot to get angry."-De-
troit Free Press.
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In Theatrical Circles.

It-But why are you opposed to mar
riage?
She-Candidly, Sammy-because l
don't think divorces are such rafting
advertisements as they're cracked up
to be.--Ally Sloper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-11

BOILER AND ENGINE for sale at a
bargain. Sturtevant 10 horse power
steam engine and boiler in A 1 condi-
ton, cost $3.50, will sell for $3.50. In
use 8 years. Address o. D., News
Office. 9-12-tf
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WANTED-A NEAT GIRL for gener-
al Homework, at Miss Crowell's. SO
Gordon st. 4636-1-9-3
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Erred took me to the opera last night
said the first dear girl. 1--WE had a box
yes" ~rejoined dear girl No. 2, 81 saw
you eating candy in the gallery, but
wasn't quite sure whether you had a box
or a paper bag."-Chicago Daily News.
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FOR SALE--AT q bargain, house and
lot ON Hall ave. Address CHAR
gain" Evening News office.
1897 -11-10-tf
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GIRL WANTED FOR general house
work. Good wages to first class
girl. Mrs. Mulchahey, "a Rector st.
4642-1-9-2
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAnE-FOUR lots on Market
ST.. near Goodwin. Address "Real
Estate. Z" Evening News. &
19S7-11-10-tf
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win interest. Of Course.

He-And If l were to steal a kiss from
you?
She-I should expect you to pay it
back again at once. sir!-Ally Sloper.
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HELP WANTED

GIRL WANTED TO assist with gen.
eral Homework, $3.50 State st.
4649-1-11-1
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-High Grade 10 horse
power steam engine and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-tf
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
Another Lively Market, With the
Leaders E1uctuating.

The volume OF business on the BOND r.
change was smaller yesterday, but the market
very interesting, there were a number
of sharp fluctuations in we'll known stocks
The sugars continued very buoyant win
prices generally higher Hutchinson selling
from S12 % up to S14 12h. Hawaiian up TO
$I4. Honokaa up to S17 Paauhau up to SIS 75
and Makaweli UP to S31 %. The great h,Ir
OF the trading was In these sugar stocLs
Alaska Packers became sensational again de-
clining TO S93. loss OF about S4. Giant Pow
der was another weak stock, selling down to
$50, and Gas and Electric sold of to S53 efo1S
The oil and mining stocks showed little
change worthy Of note
1t is reported that the Eva plantation will
commence paving quarterly dividends OF per
cent March 81 and that extra dividends have
been ordered FOR November and December en-
suing. which will bring this years dividends
up to per cent. There have been redeemed
this year $4,000 bonds and $500 900 more will
be taken uD the first of the year. leaving ont
standing only $10O geo, which it is intended to
pay of in the middle of 1905.
The following dividends were paid yester-
day:
Port Costa Water Company. regular monthly.
Soc per share. amounting to $500 Preside
Street Railway Company. regular monthly poe
per share amounting to $1,000 Pacific ku,i1-
share. amounting to S2201 80. California Gas
and Electric Corporation, regular monthly 25c
per share. amounting to s25 600 The Ameri-
can District Telegraph Company. 1 per cent
on the capital stock The International Smoke
less Powder Company. semi-annual- OF 4
per cent on the preferred stock. The United
nual dividend of per cent. The Pullman
Company, a regular quarterly OF 81. The Da1v
West Mining Company Of Utah, monthly OF
4Oc The United Copper Company a regular
sefni- annual OF per cent on the preferred
stock. OIL companies paid dividends as fol-
lows: Four. l cent. $1,000; Caribou, cents
$500; Sovereign, IA cents, $500; Sterling. Z
California Fruit Gamers Association stock
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov 15-Beginning with an
easier tone at the start the wheat market
gradually developed into an extremely weak
affair. Easier cables and weather suitable for
the movement of the crop caused considerable
liquidation at the opening. Initial quotations
on December were unchanged to 1sc lower at
81 1315G1 1885. May was off 3sg1tc az
working badly so that the ordinary market
information came slowly. The world snip
ments and visible supply statement that should
have been received Monday was still delayed,
but early in the day information was received
from q private source that Russian shipments
last week were OF enormous proportions the
largest weekly shipments from any one coun-
try. Although coming from an official
quarter. the Information apparently had con
siderable effect and materially augmented the
selling pressure. Prospects Of a big increase
in the visible supply also counted against the
lorgs. A decrease Of half million bushels
in primary receipts was apparently altogether
ignored. Neither was any attention seemingly
given to bullsh gossip from the southwest,
telling Of exhausted supplies. Another in
huential factor tending 10 depress prices mere
was weakness Of the Northwestern markets,
due to expectation Of a more liberal movement
Of wheat from the farms. AS prices fell
numerous stop-loss orders were reached, fore
ing prices still further downward. The prin-
cipal selling in the December delivery.
lowest point reached 81 IL, being 29sc be,
low the highest point' Of the day. May sold
closed almost at the lowest point, final quota
tions on December being 2ssc lower at 81 IL
May closed with a loss Of 13sc at 81 III.
In corn the selling was mainly OF the De-
cember option. The market closed practically
at the lowest point, December %a3sc lower
at 5O1sc
ceuber closed 1xd14c lower at 2szc.
Heavy receipts Of hogs at the yards and
East caused weakness in provisions At the
close January pork was of 10dl2hc lard
and ribs were each down 2lsq5c. ..,.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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- York stock Market.

NEW YORK nov. 15-The reactfonary and
irregular movement o. prices was not gone
ro take profits was much in evidence in The
ma Jorty OF the usually active stocks. especial
ly during the morning Al the same time the
sensational advances in an Inferior grade OF
value kept the character OF the speculation
under suspicion In the latter part Of the day
there was a considerable reverslOn OF interest
o. rhe standard railroad list Conspicuous
strength cid not show Ia large number OF
stocks. but the representative character Of
those IN which II did had reviving effect by
sympathy on the general list Considerable
progress was made IL restoring communication
ny telegraph with outside speculative centers,
the Interruption Of which was assigned as the
cause Of the lessened activity in the market
yesterday But the market failed to recover
70 high level of animation and the total
of transactions for the day was not much
changed from those Of yesterday. The issues
dealt lr continued to show great variety. and
tape after a long interval. Rather-snore con
sderati0n was given to-day 10 the money out
lock- although there was small change in in
terest rates. The tone o. the money market.
however. was harder. The weeks gold outgo to
cuba viii be large expected. Subscrip-
tions 70 the japanese loan, forthcoming Of
ferfnE o. S26s 600, 900 OF New York City bonds
and to-day's sale Of SIS. 900. 600 Of Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway bonds iudt-
cate requirements on banking credits 70 be
The strength developed in number Of
stocks was mostly expiainable from special
causes. Various rumors OF an early impending.
decision IN the Northern Securities case was
reenonsfble Tor the strength Of the Hartman
erouD- Rock Island was helped By its bond
sales. Arualgernateo copper enjoyed the bene-
On OF g further rise IN the price Of copper.
The desire 70 realize persisted 10 the last and
the market closed decidedly Irregular.
Bonds were strong. Total sales. S11, SIC. 600.
United states bonds were unchanged on call.
l. 4
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B 7BfsEEswAx-27a29c per lb.
Provisions.

this market. which continues quiet and well
supplied with all descriptions.
CURED MEATS-Bacon 1O15c per ID for
heavy 1O16c for light medium 13c for light,
lac for extra light and 1415c for sugar cured;
cured Hams 121kd12%c; California Hams,
12G12Ac; Mess Beef. $1OG10 80 per Dbl: extra
Mess, $40 50G11; Family. s12d12 so: prime
Mess Pork S14 so: extra clear S22; Mess,
S1e so; Pig Pork s25; Pigs Feet. s5; Smoked
Beef lac per h.
IARD-Tierces quoted at 6hc per Ib for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and 9G915c for pure; half barrels. pure. 9A6
csc; 10-lb tins 10Ac; 5-lb tins 1O%c; 3-lb
tins 101hc
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. Sssc: three
half barrels, SIC; one tierce. SAc; two tierces
SIC. five tierces So per lb.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 16-In metals the fea-
ture is the strength and activity Of copper
The London market reported advances with
spot closing at see Is Cd and futures closed
at sec 15s and there was a good demand here
prices. Lake ranges from $l4 3715 to $14 S219
eIectroytic. from S14 375a to S14 10, and cast
ing from S14 25 TO $l4 e21z
Tin was unchanged at s132 5s Cd for spot
and el31 lis Cd for futures in the London
market. Locally the market was quiet but
firm at SOS STA G29 10.
Lead was unchanged at s13 Sc Sd in Lon
don Locally the market was generally higher.
Some of the larger dealers are still Offering
spot in full car lots at 81 so, but quotations
mere generally range from 81 60d4 10.
Spelter was higher in the London market,
closing at e24 los and the New York market,
following the foreign advance. was also higher
at IS 1875 so
Iron closed at 5Is Cd IN Glasgow and at
ASS 101hd in Middlesboro. Locally iron was
firm ard higher. No. l foundry, S16 50Q17; No.
foundry Northern, S16Q16 so: No l foun-
dry Southern and No. l foundry, Southern
soft SIG bOd17.
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Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops.

Hops continue firm at the advance recently
noted with buyers already contracting for
1905 crop at lie. As noted yesterday. Ten
months ahead is a pretty distant contract and
is a good illustration of the continued firmness
''Strong, active and high is the report Civ
en- on Hides by the local houses. Prices show
no further change. Receipts pass out of re-
ceivers' hands as they come in
The Wool market is still ~ excellent condi-
ton, everything being well cleaned up and
quotations very firm. Trade could hardly be
on a better basis.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1h61c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers, lie: medium Ice; light. 91sc Cow
Hides, 9ikc for heavy and 9i9e for light;
stays &c: Salted Kip 1015c: Salted Veal,
lie; salted Calf, 11l%ci dry Hides. 171sc; dry
Kip 15c dry Calf. 20c; Sheepskins. shearlngs,
25d40c each; short Wool 40g65c each: me-
dum 10000; long Wool. S1d1 so: Horse
Hides salt SO for large and 50 90 for
medium 81 506l2 for small and SOC for Colts;
Horse Hides dry, 81 75 for large and 81 250
80 for medium, 81 for small. Soc for Colts.
Buck Skns-Dry Mexican, soc; dry salted
Mexican, 25c: dry Central American. soc; Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras 75c; extra large do.
81 23; large soc: medium. 35c; small zoe.
TAILOW-No. l rendered, 4041sc per ID;
No 31kc; Grease. 21aG3c
WOOI.-Fall clip-San Joaquin and South
ern od11c. Southern, SG9c Southern Noun
fain 9G11c: Middle Counties free. t2mi4c.
60 defective 10612c; Northern free. 12614c;
do, defective 10G12c: Humboldt and Mendn-
elmo 16C1iSc pef lb
HoPs-1ao4 crop. 29a32c per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall street stocks still irregular and
unsettled.
Local stocks lively and interesting.
Domestic Exchange weak Silver as
before.
Wheat futures lower and freights de-
mOralized.
Barley in good demand and steady.
Rye higher.
Oats and Corn firmly held at previous
prices.
Flour and MiIlstuffs moving very well.
Hay weak and duh. Bran and Rolled
Barley steady.
Beans quiet, with large lines of dam
aged stock arriving.
Potatoes still depressed with exccS-
sive arrivals. Onions steady.
Poultry and Game markets generally
in good condition.
Apples continue in heavy supply and
weak.
Butter depressed, Eggs lower and
Cheese easy.
Dried Fruits. Raisins and Honey quiet
No further change in Hams, Bacon or
Lard.
Wool Hides and Hops in excellent
tone.
cattle, Sheep and Hogs as before
quoted.
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ths ADVANCE noted ye.terday. wlth r.osiDt.

the advance noted yesterday. with receipts
moderate.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-597c for Steers and 1850 per ID
for Cows
vEAL-Large 6Q71sc; small. 7aec per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7QT15c: Ewes. 6gTc per
pound.
LAMB-sQ9c per h.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 69Sc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 400
40 per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. IL 8713c; Cows and Heif-
ers. 515Q615c; thin Cows, 4a5c per ID.
CALVES-4G415c per ID gross we1ght).
SHEEP-Wethers. 3EQ3%c; Ewes, 383Ho
per ID gross weight.
LAMBS-S2 5OG2 rs per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs 14O to $50 lbs, 47sc;
under 140 lbs 41aQ4%c: soft Hogs. not want
ed; Sows 20 per cent off Bears. so per cent
off, and Stays. 40 per cent of from above
quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
Poultry and Game.

Two cars of Western Poultry were marketed
and the receipts from domestic points were
little in excess OF 60 coops. The market was
generally in good shape. with all descriptions
selling freely, and old live Turkeys, young
Roosters, Fryers and Broilers were quoted
higher. All indications point to'a steady mar
ket for the balance of the week. Receipts OF
Game about 300 sacks. Wild DUCKS,
Hare and Rabbits were firm, while Geese
dragged at lower prices.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 17Q20c for old
and 2O622c per Id for young; Geese, per pair
81 75Q2; Goslings, $2Q2 %; Ducks, $5Q5 so
per dozen for old and $5q7 for young; Hens,
81 5Oq5 for small and So 5OQ6 for large; young
Roosters, So 5Od6 so: old Roosters, $4g4 90;
Fryers, "a 5Oa5; Broilers, $394; Pigeons. SIG
l %; Squads. S2q2 %
Canvasback S3a6: Teal, $2q2 so; Sprtg, 81 so
az, widgeon. $2q2 so; Red Heads. $2gs;
small Ducks 81 1872; Gray Geese, $2dSi
White Geese $1d1 70: Brant, 81 25q2 90;
Honkers. $3G5; Snipe, SO for English and 81 so
for common; Doves, 81 %; Hare, 81 5OQ1 70;
Rabbits, 50 for Cottontais and 81 80 for
Brush.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

,r1p.r u-rE,rc,HT-S--rhe market is quoted
demoraized at 1ss sd as a nominal ool
ffons The shippers not in the market. as
they cannot operate at present prices LOT gram am
and ships Many Of the comoinatloh SniPs "a az
nreparing 10 go away in ballast. as they can
not secure charters at the rates they ask. Inc
chartered Wheat fleet in port has reglsterso u
tonnage Of 246O0 against zooUV IONS s on tons
against 127, 100; on the way TO TINS port 1'7'-
$50 tons against 2lo,o50 -, -,
WHFAT.Russian shipments last week were
heavy. being 970 600 quarters. and this, with
cable from Broomhal reporting ptospeSts
splendid had tendency 10 wesken the @ M tho
day This market for futures was sympa-
tbstically weak and declined %Gic on the
morning session under an active business. The
with no great amount Of business and small
oHerinsS CASH WHEAT.
California Club, 81 50d1 521a: California
White Australian 81 GOAL 50; Northern club,
none offering; Northern Bluestem' 81 o21ag
l 90 per c'' FUTURES
Session 9 to II 80 a m.
R;s.~s.. Rss 9':9 Z. F#P I 4: IL
2 p. m. Session.
December 81 ia a 81 a 81 4s9s 81 4s?s
May -. / 43% l 44% 4415 1 441a
BARLEYcash Feed e9Gtinues firm q and 1oin IN
on Change. Brewing and Chevalier grades
are quiet the latter being neglected There
was no particular change in futures yesterday.
CASH BARLEY
Feed 81 o715Q1 121a; Brewing and Shipping,
ST 15di l71k; Chevalier, 81 15G1 20 per cu.
FUTURES
Session to II 30 a.
Open High. Low. Close.
December 81 09is 81 099s 81 o9l5 81 099s
May ....-... 1 90 % OSA US9t
D. IN. Session.
Mav-sf 0Ssi bid 81 90 asked.
OATS-Dealers reported very fair demand
for both feed and seed descriptions yesterday
at steady prices Offerings sufficient for
all current needs, though the stock on hand is
not unwieldy.
Red for feed 81 32i9d1 40 for No. 1 and
81 221sdI 30 for No. ?; extra fine for seed.
81 4215G1 so; Black, 81 30dl 80 for feed and
81 45Gl 6212 for seed.
CORN-The usual shipment OF Western
came in yesterday. as will be seen below.
About all Of this Western Corn is bought and
surner when ii comes in. Hence there are no
offerings Of any consequence on Change.
Western sacked 81 45d1 80 for Yellow,
81 45d1 so for White and 81 45q1 80 for
Mixed; California large Yellow 81 45G1 80;
small round do. 81 55d1 6215 White nom
inal: Egyptian 81 35d1 ~ for White and
81 25d1 30 for Brown.
RYE-The market is again higher. with
light offerings at 81 4001 As per ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Nom at about 50 per