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London Closing stock.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Closing quotations on

SILVER-Bar, steady, Solsd per ounce.
MONEN-3Ad4 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is 37sgS l5-l6 per cent; for
three months bills. 5;s per cent.
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Bnnk CIcarinRs.


OMAHA, Feb. 3.-Bank clearings for to-
day were 81 5g6. 20, and for the corre-
spending date last year N193,25.72.
The clearngs for the week, compared
with the corresponding week Of last year,
were:
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Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund. exclusive OF the $50 900 900 gold
reserve, shows Available cash balance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-04

ter market was steady; creameries. 1Sd26c;
diaries, lSdZlzc. Eggs firm. at mark,
cases included, l5dl5izc; firsts, Ice; prime
G13c.
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Duluth Grain Marked.

DULUTH, Feb. a-WHEAT-To arrive
No. l northern, S21sc; No. northern, sole
on track, No. northern, s21kc; No. norta,
ern, SIzc; May SIC; July, SSsc
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CATTLE. Cars.
g. NJ. Britton, Prescott, Ia.-Q.........,. !
A. Klienfeller, Conrad, Ian. W.. /
Charles Smith, DenoX, Ia.-Q...............
I. r. Orlup, Ohiowa-Q observation-disclosures. /
r. H. Mitchell, Lincoln-Q .................
Crandall & II. Co. Buffalo n. Y.-Q...
9. w. Stroll, Strain, Ia.-Wab. ........... !
]. w. Odgen. Red Oak, Ia.-Q............. !
Hesley & T., Minden, lac. W......... i
A. E. Shelleck, Woodbine. Ia CO.. !
II. Mendt, Walnut, lar. I............... !
w. G. Davis, McClelland, lac. W..
9. J. Reese, Dunlap, la C.............. !
9. c. Fletcher, Arion, Ian. W........... !
Stream e Sif sTos 6 6TsEton
c. ]. Ward. Cedoso, Ill.-R. I............. !
George Flint, Manila, 1a.-Mil. .......... !
The official number of cars of stock
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-04

Oils and Rosin

TOLEDO, Feb. 2-SEED-Clover, cash
ana February, SIS; March, $3.50; April.
So; timothy N.62; alsike. 1S5
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ST. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. S-wHEAT-Futures,
nlgher cash steady; No. red cash, ele-
Eator, SSG93c; track, 94lRq9j1ac: May, S32sc;
July, sc; No. hard, SOQSSikc.
aCORN-Higher; No. cash, 4l1kc: track.
429sc, May, 427sc.
OATS Firm; No. cash. Bike; track.
S2lzc; May, 3O24c; No white S3jhc
FLOCR-Quiet; red winter patents. 81 35d
sou extra fancy and straight, 3.9OGI4 30;
clear, S3O0Q3 40.
sEED-Timothy, steady, s2.6Oa2SO
SORNMEAL-Steady, $500
BRAN-Firm; sacked, east track, s4dS5c
S6G0Qle50
IRON COTTON TIEs-sl.O2.
BAGGING-9kc
HEMP TWINE-71hc
PROVISIONS - Pork higher: iobbine
{l46o. Lard higher; prime steamed, s747Iz
Dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra short
500; clear ribs, 1925; short clears, SSH
bacon, higher; boxed extra shorts, sS.75;
clear ribs, goo; short clear, $3.50
POULTRY-Quiet chickens lOc; springs
71kc.
dairy, 1Sa2lc.
ECyGS-Higher At 15c caSa co,,nt
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New Work Money Narl,et

s145 s55, az; gold coin and bullion, l77,no:
gold certificates, S36, 1850.
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Kansa. City Grain and Provision,

Steady; May. 7sHc July. 76ssc; September,
75g79e; No. 2 red 92a931ac; No. 8, S5d92lkc
CORN-Steady; May 4Oc; July, 4O4c
cash: No. mixed, S9c; No. white, 4Oltc;
OATs-Steady; No. 2 white. SlaS2c; No.
HAY-steady; choice timothy, slO5Oa11.OO;
choice prairie, s. 75d&OO
RYE-Steady at CSC.
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. whitewood cases included l3c: case
count, lie; cases returned. l.c less.
BCTTER-CreameTy. 25c
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Minneapolis Grain Market

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb 2-FLOUR-Firm.
hrst patents, A3gd4.4O second patents, 81 20
Q4S0; first clears, So 5Oa3.GO; second clears
-. 45q255
BRAN-In bulk, s14JOalA75
Superior quotations for MINNEAPOLIS de-
livery. The range of prices as reported by
+. ID. Day Co., llO-ll Board of Trade
building, was:
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Date. lsoe IleO5. Lea Llsos L1so2 Ileol I1soo
sSunda
RANGE OF PRICES.
FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS.
CATTLE.

The following list shows the number of
cars of stockers and feeders shipped to
the country Friday and their points of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
1.-The Sultan of SuIu."

The management of the Academy
next Thursday night will present
"'rhe Sultan of Sulu'' by George AIDE,
author of The Comfy Chairman
and other successes. Alfred G. Wat.
hall has supplied the music. and the
score is said TO be tuneful and digni.
fled yet melodiDus. The song num-
hers are delightfully."- catchy and hav,
been whistled upon the streets and
played in drawing rooms since tho
first inception of this comic opera
three years ago. The story OF The
Sultan of Sulu" briefly is as follows.
ki-Ram has recently invaded tho
territory OF one of his tributary chief
tains, or Dattos, and captured the
eight beautiful nieces Of the Datto.
whom he has added to his family Of
wives. The enragcd inferior has de-
clared VIZ upon his Sultan and
threatens to invade his stronghold
when a ship load Of United States
marines, commercial travellers. and
soldiers, headed by Colonel jefferson
Budd. an Arkansas politician, ami
commanded by Lieut. Hardy. u S.
a., appears in the harbor of Sulu.
Accompanying this expedition is a
company OF Boston school-ma'ms
chaperoncd by Il gard yisaged spin
ster. Pamela Jackson.
.
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STREETS IN BAD SHAPE.
Continual Heavy Rains Cause All
Kinds Of Trouble.
LAKE ON WARWICK AVENUE
Great Trench Had to be Dug in
Street to Allow Water to Escape
Through Old Box cuIvert-Pumpina
Station Still in Operation.

Continual heavy rains during the
past three months have put the
streets of the city in such a condl.
ton that it is almost impossible 10
keep some OF them pussable. The
street force is kept OH the move from
morning until night and the sewer
department is given something of n
job 10 keep the sewers clear of sand.
On the paved streets the rain has
given practically no trouble. Sprink-
ling has not been necessary all sum-
mcr, for there have been hardly a
dozen days without rain since early
III June.
Yesterday there was so much wa
Ter at Twcnty-sixth street ana War
wick avenue that a veritable lake
was formed and the property in that
vicinity was being flooded. Super
intendcnt of Streets EIarwood took a
force OF men TO the place and dug d
trench in the street, reaching an old
box culvert some distance below the
surface. This relieved the situation,
but left the street blocked.
The opening OF the East End storm
water sewer has kept That section OF
the city in better condition that
would otherwise have been possible.
The city is still maintaining the
pumping station bur this expense may
be cut off in the course of the next
few weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
CARVING" IN ROCKETS.
Rose Gray Uses Knife On Another
Negroes.

Rosa Mason, ncgrcss. was cary.
ed about the face ana head NV Rose
Gray colored i'll fight between the
women on Warwick avenue near
Iwenty-third street early last MALT
the cause of the trouble could not
be learned but II is said that the
Gray woman accostcd Rosa Mason
ON the street ami after few beated
words had been passed the former
drew Il knife and stabbed the latter
several times, inflcting several severe
wounds.
Officer Rayfield arrived ON tho
scene while the fight was in progress
and he placed both women under ar,
rest. AT the police station Dr. + w
Ayler, surgeon to the police dcparI.
ment' took dressed the wounds, talk
ing several stitches in them.
Rose Gray was locked IN on tha
charge OF felonious cutting and the
oiIler woman was committed to iaiI
charged with being disordcrly
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gel that. Then she sings sweetly and
can dance with the hest of them.
Bobby Harrington, a la George Cob.
en-, is an exceptionally clever knock
about comedian and Ills song and
dance with Miss Frances. Same OLA
Love" is reminiscent of some of the
clever turns George Cohen used to
do with his sister Josephine.
The other member OF the company
worthy of mention is Miss Morton.
she has we'll modulated, musical
soprano and sings Over the Ferry Ia
Dreamland' and other songs in rare
style.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
Captain Not Liable.

1t is understood that the captain OF
the British steamship Craigearn viii!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29

not be held responsible by the Unit
ed States authorities for the escape
OF The four West Indian stowaways
while his ship was at this port re-
Gently, The men jumped overheard
during storm and it is said that IN
der such circumstances the captain
can not he blamed for their cscape.
one oil the slowaways was captured
here. hui il is believed that the 9th.
er three were drowned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
THEATRICAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mter what the Richmond papcrs
said about "Violette," the appearaLce
OF dainty Miss Corinnc Frances at the
Academy last night afforded local
theatereoers something of a pleasant
surprise. 1t is true that The book OF
Niolette" is atrociously bad; The pro.
dnction shabby; the chorus small as
to numbers and ugly and gawky a:
to individuals, and some of the prin-
cipals rank. but after all there are
some things about the show that
make it worth seeing.
Upon seeing "violctte" one's frs
impression is that it is a pity 10 mar
such a good collection OF musical
nnmers and the work OF three clever
people. The music is really above
the average heard in musical come
dy; there are n dozen songs in the
score WORTH of mention.
The three clever people are Miss
Frances, Miss Ethel Morton ana Bob
by Harrington, IA Virginia boy. One
or two others in the cast might an.
pear to better advantage if they had
something to do.
Miss Frances Is rather new and
young for star, but she is pretty
and sweet enough to make one for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
Closed Their Doors.

a. G Cofer & Co, 1905 Washington
avenue, closed their doors yesterday.
ana VIII remain closed until Thurs,
aay morning August 30, at 10 o'clock.
during winch time great preparations
ior big sale are being made.
: STOCK is in the hands OF G.. w
Groves & Co, the worlds greatest
bargain-givers.
Partial price lists and full nartic,
iare are being prepared for tomorrow's
papers. .
Fifteen extra salespcople. men and
women. are wanted. Apply Wednes-
day afternoon from to s.
G. w. Groves & Co., conductors. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
.B0NAPARTE is COMING
Secretary and Party viii See The
Launching Of Big Cruiser.
GREAT DAY FOR "D0WN-HonERs"
Preparations Are Being Made for En-
tertainins Crowds From North Car,
DINA That VIII be Here for the
Event-eoverno Glenn.

1t is nnofficially announced from
Washington that Secretary of the
Navy Bonaparte will come here ON
October to witness the launching
of the armored cruiser North Caro-.
lima, which will be the fastest ana
most powerful cruiser of Uncle
Sans navy. With the secretary will
be Assistant Secretary Newberry and
numerous other navy department Of
ficials.
Several excursions Will bring large
crowds Of North Carolineans to see
their states namesake go overheard.
Governor Glenn, OF the Tarheel State,
anu Il party will arrive in the city Il
day or two before the launching 10
attend the annual banquet of the
Chamber of Commerce
Local "Down-homers" are making
great preparations for entertaining
their friends ana the North Carolina
Day. crowd promises to rival tho
great throng that came to participate
in the Virginia Day" celebration,
the event of which was the launching
of the battleship Virginia on April 5.
1905
The North Carolina is now 5SS7
per cent. completed and unless some.
thing unexpected interfcres with the
work she should be ready for com
missionins about Year after the
launching. She will make % knots
an hour and will be nearly as power
tul as a battleship. Six ships of this
type are now building. one of them
being the Montana, under construc-
tion here.
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At Buckroe Beach

On account OF the rain LAST uio,,t
a small crowd witnessed the pan
'fahNie Hanger" at the Buckroc Ca
sine.
Tonight the last performance of tho
pay will be given and tomorrow ey,
ehins' Convict 90" will be the at
traction.
Friday evening the last pyrotecbpic
nisplay OF the season will be given at
the beach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
Mr.. aaines Away.

Mr.. G. w. Baines, stntitIcian OF
the Virginia Sunday School Assocla.
ton, has gone 10 Nelson county to
attend tho county Sunday school con.
Sention ut Jonesboro Baptist church
as the representative Of the State as
ISOLATION, While away Mr.. Baincs
may also visit Amherst county In the
Interest of the state association
work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
"Peck's Bad Boy"

Mr.. Larry Sutton, in advance Of
Joe a. Wallaccs "Peck's Bad. Boy
is in the city arranging for the ap-
pearancc of his company at the Acad.
envy next Monday afternoon and
night. Mr.. Wallace is owner of the
Oswcgo, N. ", Empire league base
ball team and he thinks Newport
News should be in the Virginia
league next season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29

Old Dominion Brewing and Ice Com
pany. The only question to be de-
cidcd by the court is whether Q" nor
the holders of the company's bonds
shall be allowed TO use their bonds,
III race value, in buying in the plant.
The judge probably will set the
dnlc for the sale of the plant tomor.
row
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
Dividend on Baseball Stock.

9 The Merchants Association ycster
day declared dividend of 20 per
cent. on the stock subscribed to the
fund or the Newport News Baseball
club. This Is the third dividend the
association has declared OH the stock,
two 10 per cent. dividends having
been issued to the stockholders last
year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-29
HEARS ARGUMENT TOMORROW.

Judge WaddII to Decide Matters
Concerning Sale of Brewery.
In the Federal district court at
Norfolk tomorrow Judge Waddill will
hear argument upon the decree or.
.dcrng the sale of the plant of the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The following
were the official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Light Trading in Wheat Pit-Hoes Are
Scarce at Western Packing
Houses
By Associated Prees.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE anima ton OF
yesterday in the wheat pit was absent
today, the total volume of trading being
small. During the early hours of the day
the market was barely steady, but late
in the session sentiment became some
what bmlish and closing prices werl
December opened a shade to BQAc lower
at 1875 to 74c, sold Oh to 735sA iSAc and
then advanced to 74hc. The market
closed firm, bc up at 741s@74Ac.
Extreme quietness prevailed in the corn
market, but the tone was firm Decem-
Der closed 4214c, Bc net higher. Trading
In oats was quiet and the market held
about steady. December closed a shade
lower at 3412c.
Provisions were strong because of small
receipts of live hogs at western packing
centers. At the close January pork was
W 2oc, lard was up 121a@l5c, and ribs
were 15c higher,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated press.

oS <ASoONAohSN IIcSSs
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 14.-Beans-
Pink. $2'00qS.25; Lima, S4,25@4S5; small
white, S2.9O@S05; large white, 81. .00Q2. 40.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, Slz5Qgl 80;
Salinas Burbanks, sl.4OQl.9Oi river reds,
A,0OQ1.l5; Mereed sweets, $780,
Qnions-Fancy, 65c; common, Soc.
Narious-Green peas, 6gSc; string beans,
SQ5c; egg plant 75cQ$1.25; green peppers,
5OQ65c; tomatoes, 2597bc; garlic, 2aSc; GU
Flour-Family extras, $465@51O; bakers
extras 7sd5a 7NsdSaOg4'6O; Oregon and Washing
@1.40.
al HfEleycESsSs i7s cSsSaiIsE Si iC ls brewing, 'o7
feed. 23024ci rolled barley &35O0D24. .5O;
oatmeal $i6O@475; oat groats, A75; rolled
Hay-Wheat, Sl7Q2O; wheat and oat, sls
@ll6; oat, wild, $9Ql3; oat, tame, $9ai4;
alfalfa, $SQl2; straw, 55970c
Reeeipts-Flour, $40; wheat, $50; barley
62 l79; oats, 76O; beans, 4653 potatoes, 5l55
onions. 40; bran, 1850; middlings 30; hay
Ss5; straw, 5; hops. IL; hides 1885, wine,
5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
PACIFICS ACTIVE
IN WALL Street
RENEWED ANIMATION IN STOCK
DEALS
Rumors Atloat That Strong comblna-
tions Are at Work--speouIa-
" ton Movement in st.
Paul Securities
ADVANCE IN VALUES

Deals were animated at the g
opening OF the stock market yes :
) terday. Anaconda rose 4 points 3
5 Northwestern 2 and Northern IA g
cifc preferred n. Reading ana g
) Canadian Pacific gained point 9
) and Southern Pacific, union Ia
clfic Brooklyn TRANSIT uhlte9
States Steel and md Amaisah'a'eu :
s There were very heavy dealings z
I'm ST. Paul, Reading and Union e
Pacific After these stocks and a g
number of others had risen be- 6
s tween 1 and n points profit taxi g
ing sales appeared and there was e
a good fractional reaction, fol- &
lowed by a rise to higher level e
than before. st. Paul moved up 6
5 preferred az, Northern Pacific and z
Delaware & Hudson Ia, Union
) Pacific, Southern Pacific. L. &c N. e
) and Denver e Rio Grande pre- &
) ferred and Peoples Gas IN, Press e
) ed steel Car and Locomotive pre- 6
ferred IA and Pennsylvania, &
Amalgamated Copper, Brooklyn g
Transit, Colorado Fuel, Lead and G
American Car !. e
Omaha preferred sold at decline e
of 8. g
) Great Northern preferred ran up e
} az, Northern Pacific "a, L. & N, G
) Smelling and Virginia Iron 2, Pa G
cific Coast declined 2 and Interna- G
tional Paper A. e
Southern Pacific gained 2ss, G
United Pacific 2%, Northern Pa e
cific az, Great Northern preferred g
An and Anaconda l. st. Paul sold g
at 179 "a, gain of 8 points. =
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Credit Ba.anoes

BY Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. h.-credit ball
ances, Sl.bS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Financial Record
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14,-Money on call
firm, 500 per cent; ruling rate, 615; Of
fered at per cent.
Time loans easier for long periods;
firm for short; go days, s per cent; 80
days, to TX per cent; six months, 6@61s
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6Q61k Sterling
exchange, steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at S4.S5. .6OQ4S565 for de-
mand, and at $4SO.s0q4.sO.25 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates, $4.S1k@4SSh.
Commercial bills, $4.79Q4.79B.
Bar silver, 71sc.
Mexican dollars, 55Mc.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. firm
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-There was an
advance of 2s cd to 5s In the London tin
market, with spot closing at a194, IS.
Locally the market was quiet and a shade
higher in sympathy with the advance
abroad Spot was quoted at $3.50 bid and
S4275 asked
Copper was irregular in the London
market, with spot closing at ESQ. los, and
ket was firm, with lake quoted at $21 1850
225O; electrolytic, $2l5OQ22.0O; casting
$21. .50Q21.75.
u Lead es was qHieb ana HHnethanged' MS at I sSlo
market was also unchanged at e19 Is Cd
Spelter was rs higher, at e27, 15s, in
London. The |, cal market was unchanged
at Sc 3O6G64O
Iron was higher in English market, and
locally the market was Arm.
San Francisco Mlnino Stocks
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Boston Stocks and Bonds

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 4.-The following were
the official closing quotations touay Lor
nd
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Treasury Statement

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance. $226 1886, ,337; gold
coin ard bullion, -$115, ,750674; gold certih-
-rates, $4S, ,292 1850
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
FANCY POTATOES
IN LARGE SUPPLY
DEALERS CLAIM THAT THE
MARKET IS FIRM
Ranch Eggs Are Moving Slowly at IS
Cents Dozen-They May Co
Lower to Reduce the Re
tail Price

Some discussion has .arsen in the pro-
6uce market over the extra supply OF
potatoes now in evidence, and some
dealers are inclined to believe that present
prices for extra fancy stock are too high
but other jobbers and wholesalers state
that the market for spuds of the finer
grades Is firm and will remain so until
afr the holidays. The demand seems
to be sufficiently strong and steady TO
keep down the supply to a normal state.
Carloads Of medium grade potatoes ar
rive continually and these spuds find a
ready sale. Dealers are always anxious
to secure the best stock especially those
who cater to the trade that seldom asks
for a bill Of particulars as to quotations.
The general produce market was fea-
tureless yesterday, except as to grapes
and extra fancy apples and pears. These
goods commanded top prices and were
pretty well cleaned up by the early
morning trade.
In the fish market there were enough
bonita and albicore 10 meet the demand,
all other kinds of fish scarce and wanted.
There were no changes in quotations on
the produce exchange. The attendance
Of members was unusually light and Of
ferings were limited, while there was
scarcely any bidding
Ranch eggs were regarded as weak by
some of the dealers, put there was no
change in prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Cereals Of the World
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14.-Close. Wheat
December Is, 4hd; March IS, 51sd; May
SAN e FRANCISCO, Nov. n-wheat
strong; December $1.26; May, N.3lMi
cash, $3.50
Barley. strong; December. sls; May,
H16; cash, $.13%.
Corn, quiet; large yellow S.S5%@1.4O
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-Wheat-Spot--
steady; options closed partly Nc net high
err NAV, s5c; December, S2hc,
PORTLAND Ore, Nov, 14.--Wheat
club e4ei blue stem, 67c; red, Gle; val
ley, 66c.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 14.--Wheat,
unchanged; blue stem, 6Sc; club, 66c;
red sac.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Prices Current

Wheat-December, 74lb@74Ac; May, 79c.
,Corn-December, 421sc; May, 437sc; July,
441sq44hc.
oats-December S414c; May S5kc; July,
sS%Q33hc.
Cash quotations We're as follows Flour.
steady; No. 2 spring wheat, 77@S2c; No. 3.
I2QS0c; No. 2 red, iSQ74c; No. corn, 44A
Q441sc; No. 2 yellow, 1864 GO47c; No. oats,
AAe; No. 2 white, S51ad361ac No. white,
SSQS5lsc; No 2 rye, 61@6115c; fair to choice
mailing. 47q5ic; No. flax seed, sl.10; No.
northwestern, SlO9; prime timothy seed,
$3.50; clover, contract grades, $l3.25; short
ribs, sides, Qoose), $S00@S.50; mess pork
per bbl., $1,000; lard per 100 lbs. 1921
short clear sides, (boxed), SS.37AqS.5O,
MhiskeX. basis of high Vinas 81 %