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The Tupelo journal., 1906-09-14
IS Extra Sales People to Serve Promptly. Save this Document
Wait Until Sept SeN Closed Monday tuesday, Wednesday and thursday Arranging this gigantic PhMe for BgSk.

/ for Sunday wear, in worsteds
and fancy stripes, worth $500,
l Sale Price S2.48
| 200 Mems Shifting Pants, 81,
| Outlet Price CSC
Mems Furnishing Goods.
Mems heavy working Shirts,
/: regular soc kind. Outlet price 19c
MEMS Fine Dress Shirts worth
| so and Use, Outlet Price 29c
Mems Suspenders, worth 15c
and zoe, Outlet-Price only .06c
Mems Suspenders, worth 35c,
/ Outlet Price 15c
| Boys Sqspenlers, worth 1oc
! Outlet Price 3ac
Mems, Womens, Misses
| and CElildren'S Shoes.
To be sacrificed. Mems work.
ing Shoes, worth 81. rs, 10 Days
| Sale CSC
379 pairs Satin Calf Shoes,
worth ". rs and $500 Sale Price
SLAB
Women's Fine Wei Kid Shoes,
worth $1.75 and $500, Sale
Price CSC
Ladies' dongola patent leather
| tip, $3.50 value, Sale Price $1.25
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and closes in 10 days. Satisfaction guaranteed n every instance or money refunded. der
frM he city OF country wishing to purchase portions of this stock must can pc
4twssnthe houn1 Of SAM o = m, u all ctherh hours mustb reservedto our lmmedat re-
tail tT.de. Sale positively opensE Friday. Sept. alI. ats m J., 80 ~ s.rGest
possible time This win be the greatest bargain sale ofCothng. Dry Goods ar shees,
eve conducted in hs ststeo Of Mississippi. Wei put frths such offerings that Lo matter
what he weather conditions are ON win be here to get your share. We hereby, agree to
Yefsnd the monsy on IN goods priced abovei il not satisfactory 1.-THE purchaser absolutely.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-04

auction sale of Bluefeld CITY lots ocate i'm tho Eas,
f1hd Addition We have acquired additional land and
nave ald some additional streets and made permanent
some OF our plans contemplated when having this sale
Many lots that we sold in last sale have been resod
at handsome profit, some of which have been mprov
ed and the purchasers expect to improve other lots inn
mediately
We call attention to the advantage of buying lots in
the East End of Bluehed. For some reason great num-
Der of houses have been built the last Six months in the
Eastern part of Bluefeld, and many are now under
course of construction. Ii Bland street is named as d
udng lime between East and West Bluefied there are
more brick being laid in the Eastern part than all
the rest of the town. In fact there are now about eight
large brick business houses under construction and 9th
efs contemplated TO he constructed before the end of the
1t is thought by many that the Government Ru;ld
ing to be erected in Bueield will be commenced noss
bly, this year.
Bluefeld has than proven herself To he tho
queen OF Southern cities During the last fifteen wears
OF her rapid growth there has been no time when
~ has reccded in price value No one should hesitate
TO purchase city lots III place where is now necessary
that from two to six families should occupy the same
house 1t has been demonstrated that population is
wealth. and if that are wealthy To tho extant 90
fourteen thousand inhabitants who are connellad 20 i've
IN too limited number of houses who are compelled TO
stay and who have no desire to leave the city There is
no speculation about it; the population is here
These lots are styled the East End Addition Of
iened they are located opposite the Eastern end of
the Blueteld railroad yard
just think of -ten Princeton Ayenue lots md
seventy Virginia Ave- lots to be sold at yor own ,r;o
The terms, onehrd cash and one and two wears with
vendors hen attached are liberal that il will take n
very small proportion of your pin money 10 make tho
doWh payment ON the lots; and predict that before
any OF the deferred payments due this prope,fy will
nave enhanced much in value that TO have the right ia
pay the remainder and own the lots will be matter of
great satisfaction to one and all the purchasers The
street ear line is to be materially extended in this direct
ION within SIX months from this date and if The lots are
built up predict it will be extended along the entire
front Of Princeton Avenue lots
III Virginia Avenue lots front ON a 60-foot stroot
and IT is thoroughly feasible build nice residence on
any OF these lots Nearly all of the west of DE 81
VIII pave access to city sewerage, and all lots i'm the en-
TIRE East End Addition will have access 10 Buefeld wa
ter main. " "
Should capitalists be attracted by this advertise
nen they cannot make any better investment than r.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-04
SECOND GREAT AUCTlON SALE OF BlUEF!HD any Ions

erect substantial dwellings ON these lois 10 he rentod M
e '",''uue Oh people making application for place to
i've. 90 many choce lots have been offered at
Your own price before and may not bc offered again
inereiore' Go ho' waste an opportunity make what
SURE 20 prove 10 pe the most reunerative investment
whetner purchasing Tor purpose of building home for
speculation or for building fol rent A large stock of
'noglapn maps OF inns property is for distribution ut
They will be mailed on application
Irrespective purchasers will please make applica-
. non IN que season Tor free ticket which will cntlc
lnen TO u seat IN the Fir Opera House during The
time of sale IT You expect TO attend nj moon AMI niht
make application for two tickets
'oi. H. +" EdmonSon. of Kansas City Mo- has been
CHOSEN as auconeer 1t will be quite treat to the gene
raj public To come and see him sell Bluc6ed city ot
every TWO minutes The Roanoke Machine Works band
consisting OF 70 pieces will render select mlfic So i'll
VIII be possible TO combine business and pleasure an
TINS momentous occasion The sale will begn NJ . 3o
CLOCK sharp, on May Sth and will continue for a rea
sohaoie tie and the sale will begin again at o'clock
sharp and will continue for Several hours The Rand
Will stay over and play for the Good roads convention
whlch VIII take place III Blueield W. Va mo,nino
noon ana mght OF the next day. Many who attended
our last sale who good Judges of town lots and lovers
OF music remember the fairness ON the part of tbe anc
,,oneer ana he owner OF the lots and they remember
'i'e h'sh eiass OF music rendered. 1t will be good to
oe "' ana nave your moral and mental pleasures af
iected by this most magnificent musical extruvaoanzo
Inc city OF Bluefeld is improving. and growing
tha po1h IN wealth and population stretch Of
lhree,qualeis OF mile of Princeton Avenue has been
paved. The paving of Buefeld Avenue and streets
running at ilgh-ange with Princeton Avenue has been
i uJu' ''u We understand Will be completed Outing
'ne present summer 1t is not uncommon occurrence
Whe driving IN this part of Buced TO see that hand
some residence has been erected since your last drive
"u 'ha ,he mouse IS already occupied by most lovely
noble, and refined lady and her family
Most people reading this paper are aware Of The
iact that i5lnefed does immense amount of whole
w o'''ness ana Ialr amount of certain classes of
manufacturing; but the greatest need is tbc nned ~
,Ss TO TAKE care OF the increasing railroad popnla.
non winch is sure to continue accumulate here to
TOOK AFTER the workings of this immense railroad ward
IN
,n"nonghare II 3luefield has grown to population of
f'"o ON TINS shipping of 100000 tons of coal nnr an
nun through her yards, what will be her growth when
she handles 100000 tons per annu2 In Tho Initod
"cS 'hcfc are 3OOOOOWOO tons OF coal produced Der
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-04
OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD CANA.

No one in the Unto States row
CcsireS 20 treat Canada as a one
horse" ration. or to snee az her be-
cause h." wealth and heY punglation
seem so small compared with those
OF her great neighbor. America
may, nc. doubt. quarrel with Canada
In the future. as In the past, over
boundary and other questions. and
there may again be a plentiful lack"
of good feeling on either side. But
we believe that the tone OF con-
tempt once entertained i'm America
for Canada. and necessarily recipro.
Gated by the Canadians, has gone
for ever. Americans used 10 com
plain Of Canadian insoience, but they
were apt to forget that the remedy
for this evil, If IL existed, lay in their
own hands. The bigger man or
a nation is, the more necessary Il Is
20 offer precedence In the battle OF
courtesy. London Spectator
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-04

annunl and the history of tho t.do Oho, 49,. ). !.
,e ,' At me ra'e OF ~ per cent per annum The
aouht on increase rs not small when Won have 400 O0O
900 as basis; this gives 30 100000 per annnn nce
But the production of coal in West Virginia NOR, as,a
e'y M bueheld locality has increased the rate of 1s
per cent, per annun.
Al classes of business men and skilled workmen
are making successful careers while living i'm Blneteld
and have firmly decided do So and mako bis tbo;
permanent abode. 1t is fact that in very few, loca
Ties ~ the Pocahonas Coal Field homes can he n,has
e at amy price, therefore, carpenters painters plaster
eS pck-ayeS, engineers and everybody else desire IN
ve IN 'eteld where they hope their families are eno
pied TO ENJOY city comforts together with Rrst-cass
p"ooS ana eorch facilities Many people working
IN the various coal fields adj iaccnt to BiueRed and de-
sire TO keep their families here. Various wholesale
ses IN other cities find it practicable to keep local
representative residing in Bueied; and usually to
have men of experience and responsibility il is neces
saiy to have men of families who need homes hence the
very acute demand for Bluefeld properties
e understand that the city tax i'm Blue6eld ,nder
the new charter can only be at the rate of Soc on the Inn
reo dollars Now this Fact should attract large invest
menus IN real estate and in manufacture. We sincerely
believe 1t is possible to mako investments i'm town lots
offered at this sale ON which YOU are sure TO have an IN
come at least ~ per cent per annum if YOU improve the
lots If you hold them speculation is highly probo
nle that YOU will double your money ON them i'm from
twelve to eighteen months
The writer has made many predictions ON the mate
RAJ prosperity of Bueeld all of which many of be old
residents remember have been fulfilled We believe thot
the development of Buefield is behind the deyeonnent
oil the Norfolk and Western Railroad and the Pocabon
lS coa held and other djacent coafelds: and il is
now due OF necessity that houses should he nrom
ny built in Blucfeld We regard it as n very conservn
i've forecast to say that Buceid must double i'm POM
atlon IN five years This will occupy lots that are now
not dreamed Of
On account of the rapid increase in the production
III Soid during me past few years, which promises to
continue for several years, il is not high time that sc
commodities as real estate and coal and all material in
Nestments will enhance in value generally ut the rate
or iVe per cent per anmn. But vacant town lois
III BIucheld will advance from 40 TO 200 per cent per
ann; therefore, your best interest will be served bv
beng ON hand when the Band begins to play The sale
WIZ begin at 2*'O p. M sharp and continue for two
hours; begin again at p. IN. on Tuesday, May 9Th
Respectfully,
w. n. COEFMAN. Owner
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Fresh creamery extra Butter was seemingly
more plentiful yesterday than at the close of
last week and several receivers, finding their
surplus stocks larger than they could readily
dispose Of In regular trade channels, went on
Change and commenced selling, causing an
easier feeling all around and a decline of &c In
prime extras On the Exchange the market
opened at 26c and fell to 251 11c under free sell
ing, but recovered and closed steady at the
opening price, Prices for Eggs and Cheese were
unchanged. but the latter was quoted firm in
stead of steady for California
On the Exchange 80 half boxes of creamery
Butter sold at 26c and 10 half-boxes and 5
whole boxes at 25iac
Receipts were 67,20o lbs Butter, 1900 lbs
Cheese and 3So cases Eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the door
of the Dairy Exchange:
BU.TER-Fresh creamery extras 26c per
Id. steady; do hrsts 23Ac, steady; seconds 2lc,
steady; packing stock firm at 1Sc for No i and
17hc for No. 2; Eastern ladies' 20c firm; cold
storage Butter, hrm at 24c for extras and 22Hc
for frsts.
CHEEsE-Fancy California new fats. lie
per ID, firm; do frsts, 10nc firm; Young
Americas fancy, 1211c, firm; do frsts IL 13c,
firm; Eastern fancy, 1910, steady; Western,
fancy, l6c, steady.
EGGs-California fresh selected, CSC per
dozen, firm; drsts. 25c, steady; seconds isc
steady; California storage, selected 261hc
steady; frsts 25c. steady; Eastern, steady at
24c for selected, 2lc for frsts and lSc for
seconds
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Los Angeles Market.

LOS ANGELES. Aug 2o.-The continued
scarcity of eggs was the feature Of the produce
market today. The demand far exceeded the
supplies which arrived over Saturday and Sun
into consumption, the high prices making It
possible TO sell almost any good stock a
choice article. The tendency of the market is
upward and dealers anticipate further ad-
and the same is true OF the potato market
Fruits are not in great demand because of the
difficulty Of keeping large quantities.
Tomatoes in comparatively scant supply, for
the reason that holders of large quantities are
finding a ready market at the eanneries. Honey
large orders recently received for shipment
Receipts-Eggs 2l7 cases; butter, a.
onions, 20 sacks; beans, 10 sacks sweet pota-
Jobbing prices-Eggs. local ranch candled
Sic; northern ranch candled, zoe; fresh Eastern
Zoe; selected Eastern storage, 26c.
Butter-Local creamery. fancy, 57hc; valley
creamery. fancy, 55G571ac; coast creamery,
fancy, SOC; coast creamery, choice. 45@47l5c;
Cheese-Northern fresh, 14@15c; anchor
large, lie; anchor. Young America. 1Sc; anchor
hand. 1se: Eastern singles 1910 Ice; Eastern
Longhorn. 16@16lsc; Eastern Daisy, leai7c;
Swiss imported Csc; Swiss domestic, zoe; linn
burger, 13he brick cream lac
Potatoes wtl-Eary Rose. Northern, 81. .35d
1.40; Burbanks. 81 .5o@1 60; choice, s1s5aI 40
Onions-Yellow Danvers. s150.
Beans cwt.l-Pink No. ]. 81 40; No. 2 81 90:
Lima No. /, s5; Lady Washington No. 1, SS. 1ea
Black Eye. Sc. 80; Garvanseas, 81 5o@5; Len. en-
tils, 9@i0c a pound
15c; light amber 1o@i2c; extracted. water
white. 6G6hc; light amber, 5G51ac; bees
wax 2Ic.
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Declduous and Citrus Fruits.

The market for fresh fruits displayed no new
or striking features, and price changes were few
and unimportant. The market was still badly
congested with Piums, Bartlett Pears and An
pies, and Nutmeg Melons were a glut there be-
ing established prices for carried over lots Of
while Grapes were abundant and decidedlv weak
the outside quotations of 81 for crates being
obtained only In limited way for small parcels
Nectarines and Figs were offering In small
quantities, but attracted little attention and
prices were largely nominal,
Buyers are bidding $50 for Wine Cranes in
the country and sales at this figure are re-
ported from several points.
BERRIES-Strawherries. $60p per chest
Blackberries, 81 5o@4 per chest: kaspberries,
nominal; Hnckleberries sg1oc per pound
to choice, 50qs6c; Crabapples 75c@$1 for small
PEARS -Bartletts, S5c@S1 per box for No.
and 50@T5c for No. 2: per ton sl5mso.
PEACHES -75c@sI.25 for open boxes and
6o@s5c for small packages
PLUMS AND PRUNES-Crates ana small
boxes, 256T5c; open boxes, 506Is5c. bask
25@50c. Plums. per ton. Sl0@o0.
NECTARINES-40QIb per box or crate
FIGS-60c@s1 per box.
GRAPES-Small boxes and crates, 5ocms1 !.
large boxes, $l.25q1.40.
MELONS-Cantaloupes 75cG$I.25 per crate.
Nutmeg Melons. 16@40c per box; watermelons.
$1.50G2.50 per dozen.
S. 1904. Is; Lemons. s4@5 for fancy. ss6fi
for choice and s1.5o02 for standard; Grape
Fruit. $3@4: Lines. S6@6.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS = Bananas s1mo mar
bunch for Hawaiians and $250G73.25 for Ceutrsi
American; Pineapples. $3@5 per dozen
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Continued Excitement in the Different
Mining Groups.

Bonds and water stocks were the only securi-
ties to show any animation on the Stock and
Bond Exchange yesterday. Sales of bonds were
S5S. 600. mainly Gas and Electric 5s and United
Railroads As There was some activity in Spring
Valley Water at s21.7 Q22.2 25. Home Oil was
ex-dividend of &c.
Sales of mining shares, especially of Southern
Nevadas, were measured by the hundreds of
thousands of shares, the market being wilder
than at any time yet and the advances also
being more pronounced. According to the re-
ports OF brokers. buying orders in large num-
bers were sent In and added fuel to the fire of
excitement; The most noteworthy advances
were: Mohawk. from SO. 50 to $4.35: Montana
from 50 S5 to S3.05; Tonopah Extension, $5. 30
to Sc; Amethyst, from "a to roc; GoldfeId, from
81 to 56c; Gold Bar from Jas to $1.65, though
the whole list the up grade. with many
of the lower priced stocks showing material ad-
vances.
The Comstocks were also in the swim, with
quotations generally higher, 0phir selling up to
$3.S5 Con- Virginia to s1o5. Hale & Norcross
TO $1.2O, Mexic&n TO 81. Union to 52c. and so on
The Goldheld Esmeralda Mining Company has
made application TO list it's capital stock on the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
The Toxic Stock Exchange is reported to have
done a good business during July. Bonds az.
shares changed hands to the number of 1.261 O.,
their value amounting to 109. .260, 900 yen or
about $54, 900, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21
Receipts of Produce.
OREGON.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Flour. or SKIS. $500 Middlings, SKIS -.
Bran, SKIS ...... $500
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Mastreet Stocks higher the day Cotton also stronger
Continued excitement in Nevada Mining Stocks
Silver fraction hrner. Exchange unchanged
Wheat and Barley about the same. Corn lower
Feedsus in sufficient supply and quieter Hay unchanged
Dried Fruits firmly held with narrow variations
Small lots OF Fall Wool coming in Hops very firm.
Fresh and Cured Meats previously quoted.
Potatoes in fair demand and steady. Onions lower.
Poultry market steady, with supplies moderate
Butter slightly lower. Eggs and Cheese firm.
Wine Grapes selling $50 per in the country
Table Grapes Tree Fruits in large supply and weak
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20-Strength in the wheat
market developed after trading was well under
way: Early in the session sentiment was quite
bearish because of lower cables. fair weather In
the United States and an increase In the world 3
movement. Toward the middle of the session
some builish dispatches were received. one of
which estimated that the yield OF spring wheat
would be reduced i've to ten bushels per acre
because Of excessive heat. These advices
started lively bidding by shorts, but the demand
met with only small offerings The result was
rapid advance in price. The change in senti-
ment was aided by advance of 5zc TO lie In
the price Of cash wheat at Kansas City. An
other feature that favored the bulls a re-
ductfon OF 20 per cent In primary receipts
compared with those of the corresponding day Q
year ago. The market closed strong with prices
almost at the highest point OF the day. Sep
tember opened g q Nc lower at 69% to 69Ac.
sold of to 69Sc and then advanced to 71A@
71%c. The close was B@1c higher at liz
@7lAc.
Increased receipts and ideal weather for the
rapid development of the new crop caused weak
ness in the market early in the session.
September closed at 4Sc. unchanged from Sat
urday.
After an easier start the oats market deyel-
oped strong undertone covering By shorts.
September closed 1sc up at 29Hc.
Despite 10c advance in the price of live
hogs, the provisions market was inclined to
weaken early in the day. AT the close Septem-
Der pork was up &c, lard was 121a 015c higher
and ribs 1211c higher
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21

worlds shipments for the week were as follows.
In quarters: Russian, 10000; Danubian. POS.
600: Argentine 81 600; Indian, l05. 600
Chicago advanced Ac In this market De-
and easy The millers after new Wheat,
White Australian but the farmers = are not not
willing to let 90 at this figure. hence business
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81. 30; California White
Australian. new, cs5@i 40; lower grades Of
SSths5n s ,oe sqsssen nsw: Man, 0 ea
01.S5 per cti.
10 to II 80 o'clock Session.
Decern nber-sl. q bid, -2S asked.
ceipts Of II. .ees ctis. fhe market was was quiet
and most dealers quoted an easier feeling
Prices however remained unchanged
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed SPOT, Sio2A@
lO7N; common to fair. 95c@S1 per cti; Brew
ing and Shipping. $.10@112h per cti: Cheva-
lier. sl.1o9i.25 for poor to common and II SOC
A'' ~ FUTURES.
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session.
Decembr-e9c.
OATS-Previous conditions ruled yesterday.
Choice met with a very fair demand while
the medium and lower grades met with little
Good 10 choice Red. 81 soa1 40; common to
fair S115@1.25; Blacks are nominal.
CyORN-Western Yellow and mixed are quoted
lower. The other descriptions show no change.
The market continues quiet.
western mixed. 81 35al. .sT1s; Yellow, sia7MG
.4o: White. 81 .4o01.7 .7215 per cti.
RYE-s1 80 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o-Money on call, firm.
81 90 per cent; ruling rate, per cent; closing
s bid, per cent offered
Time loans very strong. Sixty days. per
cent; ninety days, 5h per cent; six months, 9
peS cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 d6 per cent.
eterllng exchange, heavy with actual business
II eanksrs bills at s4.s465 FOR demand and at
szelTo4s s.sI75 FOR sixty-day bills Posted
s. Sz1z
Bar silFer-66S<c
Mexican dollsrs-Sic.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21

k-2, the inside prices being practically nominal.
Copper was higher in London. with both spot
and futures closing at 6 81 los. Locally the
market was firm in tone and prices were held
shade higher. Lake copper is quoted at
spot and lake for nearby shipment is held up
around $IS.S7z to $19.
Lead was quiet at 1913 in the local market.
1t was a shade higher in London. closing at
217 Is cd.
Spelter was IS higher In London at G27.
Locally it was unchanged at S646.10
Iron was Sd higher at 53s Cd for standard
foundry and at SIS Sd for Cleveland warrants
in the English market. Locally the market
was firm and unchanged
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-21
Hay and Feedstufr..

Another line of Bran, Shorts and Middlings
came in from the north yesterday These con-
tinued arrivals impeI buyers to hold of and
the market Is not active, though holders are
making no effort TO press sales Quotations re-
main as before.
Receipts of Hay were large, being 1074 tons.
and included - cars. The Hay dealers re-
ported that the demand for choice Wheat Hay
was still sharp but for anything else very light.
They complain of being untustly accused of not
promptly unloading their cabs in order to keep
up prices whereas, the contrary, they would
unload their cars quickly enough and be glad
to do it If they could only get the cars. That
Is where the shoe pinehes
BRAN-slg 50Q20.b 30 per ton.
MfDDLINGS- -s28@9o per ton.
SHORTS-S2o@21 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley 500. 50G24 so;
Mixed Feed, $23G24; Oilcake Meal in 5-t0n lots.
s37 so; jobbing. sas per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills, s2S in 10 and S23. 80, In ton
lots; 1obbing s24; Corn Meal $3l so; Cracked
Corn. $50; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
Feed sec per ctl. Alfalfa Meal. carload lots,
sIs.5o;. jobbing $50 per ton; Mealfalfa. 5000
In car lots and $50 in smaller quantities.
HAY--Choice Wheat, sl6.50@1T50 per
ton; good Wheat. N5918; other grades
Wheat Sl2@14; Wheat and Oat, $12@l6; Tame
Oat, sio@is: Wild oat, $9Ql3; Alfalfa. ss01i
stock, $TQS per ton.
STRAW-40Q60c per bale.