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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24
LLOYD l.. LEITH, Sec.

The Independent and other such sew
age Russianized sheets are probably
able to derive a great deal Of conso-
lation from the evidence Of how much
effect their vomitings have had on the
popularity Of Comrade Gorky. When
he spoke in the Grand Central Palace
Of New York IL required 200 police
men to handle the crowds, and the
doors had to be locked before 8 o'clock
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24

The street car men at work on the
construction gang in Helena have won
their point in regard to the rides to
their work. A special car now takes
them to and from their labor. Boys, IL
n little sticking together does that
much good, n whole lot more Of IL will
do whole lot better. Now is the time
TO organize. The golden summer is
here. In union there is strength. Lit.
tie Walker IL shaking himself smaller
every day for fear you will Get a
move on. What are you here for,
anyway
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24

only work day the slaves are held
up for 80. They are then dismissed
and another set of helpless slaves take
their turn to be neeced in similar
way. II is stated that $4,000 has al
ready been gouged out of the miser'
able workers in this way by tho big
rich Amalgamated company.
II you want TO be rich, don't waste
your time working. Quit working and
go to grating. You have the shining
example Of Montana "elite" before
you.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24

A woman in Kentucky laughed her
self TO death over a funny story. Cap
italist politicians should be more con-
siderate and careful in their story of
friendship for labor, as IL is impossible
TO tell the inealculable harm that may
follow.-Toledo Socialist.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24
DEVELOP MENTS
in THE IDAHO
WAR
Interesting Letter From Comrade
Wright-carpenters' Union In
creasing in Membership and
Will Demand Eight Hour Day.

l am afraid there is something wrong
with "The System" At least, IL
would appear 30 to an observer. In
view of the fact that though the state
of Idaho is being articled by tho
Statesman" and other papers, call
ing socialists, union men and fair
minded citizens, anarchists - social
ism and unions not only hold their
own, but are rapidly increasing. The
caprenter's union of which I am q
member, has an increase of from 25 to
30 in the past month, or six weeks,
and will demand an eight-hour day
with a minimum wage scale of As
cents per hour, and they will get il.
Other unions are growing in proper
tion. The socialist local has jumped
from a membership of 40 the first of
April to a membership of 70, May lst,
and applicants are coming in rapidly.
It is hard now to find workingman
who is not either a union man or a
socialist, and generally they are both,
knowingly. As fast as they come to
a realization of what the dues paying
system really means TO them in poll
tics, they come right in and cooper
ate. This is not merely local, but ex.
tends throughout the state, and Cam
yon county IL fun Of them. Every
time the capitalist press is spread out
in Idaho. il makes socialists. They
started out read hot, trying to make
MS declare war. 80 they could exter.
inmate us, but we were a little too
swift We took their own weapons and
came back after them. and now they
would cry quits any old time. They
accused ms of trying to ineite mob
violence, but wound up by inviting tar
and feather parties for any wild eyed,
anarchistic. soeialistic. unionistic en-
missary who should get off Of the cars
in Canyon county, and say our COM
rades must have fair deal.
Several men in prominent positions
were heard TO say that they have gone
n little too far. They over-reached
themselves. and at the coming elections
they will pay for their folly. Never
has state been 20 thoroughly can.
vassed And the firm, determined man.
ner in which the labor press has come
to the front. shows that there will be
something doing.
The capitalist press is full of dis
tress columns. exposure of fraudulent
officials, and 80 forth, thus proving
the present system rotten to the core.
Yet in a half.bearted manner and with
out consistency in their remarks. they
editorially try to uphold IT, II is a
curious game 10 any one watching
both sides, and would be laughable IL
IL were not so serious. You may give
the comrades the word of cheer that
the integrity Of Idaho will be upheld,
by the workers. II there is any gun
play, IL win come from the capitalist
side. TT they shoot, IL will be un-
armed men they hit We have a more
potent weapon. one that will strike
deeper and last longer-the ballot.
The last resort Of n coward is sui
eide and when they turn their guns
on ms for maintaining our citizenship,
and demanding nothing hut Justice,
they will he committing political sui-
eide.
7. W wRTGT.
Recording Secretary.
Socialist yoral ROisc Ida
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24

The workingman who is about half
a socialist might be compared TO the
woman who is about half virtuous.
(Mabie is responsible for this.-Ed.)
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-05-24

Since the Chicago library has dc.
clared "Tbe Jungle" immoral. the pub
fishers cannot meet the demand for
tho book.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-05
....EASTERN....
Outfitting Company
Temporary office

Temporary ONCE
2315 WEBSTER ST, near Washington,
VIII resume business as soon as
proper location is found All persons
are cautioned and warned against pur-
chasing furniture, carpets, stoves and
other merchandise leased by US. or be-
longing to US. now In the hands OF
other parties. unless such other parties
have a clear bill Of sale for the same.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-05
REFUGEES FIND WORK
IN THE CITY OF ANGELS

Employment Bureau Opened by the
Women's Parliament Does
Thriving Business.
LOS ANGELES, May 3.-One hun
dred women, driven southwark by the
earthquake and fire at San Francisco,
have found good positions in Los An
geles and vicinity, through the Offices
of the employment department opened
by the Women's Parliament. Here
the crowds of refugees gathered today,
asking for any kind Of honest work.
The employment bureau was opened
for girls and women, but the men who
applied were cared for also.
Many sad and pitiable cases are
brought to light at the bureau. Many
of the women and girls are entirely
without means Of support and have
been separated from loved ones and
friends by the catastrophe. All their
Ills they are bearing bravely and seek
ing employment to secure funds to
search for their relatives.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-05
MEXICANs WILL NOT LET
THE YANKEES SEE CONSUL.
oficers and Crew of American Fishing
Boat In Prison Are Denied Right
to See Diplomat.


to See Diplomat.
GALVESTON, Texas, May 4.-=AIan-
aeer Mum Of the Gulf Fisheries Com
pany Of this city yesterday received dis
patches from the Warren Fish Company
of Pensacola, Fla, stating that the firm
had just received word from their fish.
ing smack Sallie Stein, seized by q
Mexican gunboat Thursday last, stating
that the men from the schooner were
held in prison and communication with
the American Consul was absolutely de-
MED them.
Manager Mum, who succeeded In
getting eablegram to the captain of
his company's detained smack, taken
at the same time the Pensacola and Mo-
bile boats were seized, stated that moth
ing can now be learned from the officer
and it is feared that his crew have been
thrown into prison and denied commun-
ieation with the American Consul
Manager Mum communicated with
Senator Cnlberson and requested him to
report to the State Department and se-
cure action
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-05
klIled by Sewer csve.In.

Los ANGELES, May 4.-F1fty feet
OF the outfsll sewer now under course
Of construction caved IN at Sunset
boulevard and Centennial street at
noon yesterday. bearing several men
under 1S feet Of earth. r Ruvovaeh
was taken out dead and Henry Rudves
yaa ssEaously injured and may die.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-05
CARING for School Children.

SAN JOSE, May 3.-Some hundreds
OF San Francisco's school children are
in this city with their parents, and
arrangements are being made by the
local school authorities to accommo-
date them at the opening Of the
schools next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-05

LAW OFFICES OF oLNEY G. OIL
NEY, WARREN oLNEY, WARREN
OLNEY JR., J. M. MANNoN JR.,
LOUIS BARTLETT, w. n. COR
RlLL, are located at 1868 Broadway,
Oakland, California. Telephone Oak
land 1896, and 2415 Fillmore Street,
San Francisco, california
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
FofeiEn Financial.

LONDON. Dec. 9O.-Money was in keen
request in the market today, although the
pressure was somewhat relieved by the
Bank of England releasing much of the
money taken of the market within the
past fortnight. Discounts eased slightly
In anticipation of easier money next week
though the foreign demand for gold rs
still active. Prices on the Stock exchange
generally We're fCm and transactions
mostly consisted of closing up enga gements
over the holidays. There were few inn
portant movements. Consals hardened
Home rails were bought on dividend PROS
poets, Americans opened steady and in
active and were mostly upheld at frac-
ton above parity under the belief thut
the year turn will relieve the New York
monetary situation. Prices closed strong
Internationals were firm. Russians were
In good request at 50. Copper shares
hardened. Ansconda's closed easier on
realizations over the holiday. Japanese
imperial 6s of 1904 were quoted at lOHt
PARIS, Dec. 3.-Prices on the Bourse
today had an upward tendency. owing TO
favorable foreign advices. The market
closed firm, Russian imperial As were
quoted at Sl.5O and Russian bonds of 1904
at 4S3.
BERLIN. Dec. 3O.-Prces on the Bourse
today were Arm. Russians were frac-
tionally higher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
K,p,.. CITY Tive Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 30-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $50 head; market unchanged; choice
export and dressed beef steers, s500d6.0o'
fair to good 81 7514S: western fed steers,
s3.5d4S0; stockers and feeders, 81 750I4 80;
southern steers, s2.5Gq42o; southern cows,
s2.mdS25; native cows, S2.00q990; native
hefers, s2.75q475; bulls, s2.l5d3.75 calves,
S3.O0Q6 20; receipts for the week q 800 head.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head market &c
higher: top S17h; bulk Of sales, $50oG6. Is;
heavy, s5.lOa6lIn; packers, s:ccq5l5; pigs
and lights, A.5o05o5: receipts for the week,
300 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, none
market nominally steady: native lambs,
s6.75q7.C0; western lambs, s5.756f7.5o fed
ewes and yearlings, 4506I6. 90: western fed
yearlings, s5.S5d6 80; western fed sheep, SAB
m5.40; stoclicrs and feeders So 25d4.75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01

per bu box, Colorado Jonathans. 500 per
bu. box; Hen Davis. N6 par bu box;
Wineseps, 500 per bu box othes NarieteS
500 per 6u., New York apples. 800 Per
GRAPEs-Import~d Mafagas, s5NT6Oo
OLD VEGETABLES
HGIAlOl.s - nome own, per bu, tO0
sc; South Dakota, per bu.. i5c.
oNloNS-liomc-srown. yellow and red
per Sy SSS sPsgafa per per I sys N''
LIMA BEANS-Per Gu.. site
CABBAGE-liome-gro and Wisconsin.
CARRofs, PAKs'SiPs AND TuRNIPs
CELERY, zalam9zoo. per doz.. aSc.
SWEET POTAT )ES-kansas, per S-bu
NEW VEG ErABLEs.
CAtIIFLOWER-Pe crate, S21S
oMATOES-Caifornia, per crate OF %
w WAX 'BEANs-Pcr hamper of about 81
STRING BEANs-Per hamper OF about
so lbs. net. s. OoG4.0.
EGG PLANT-Florida, per doz. H2Sa
GREEN PEPPERs-Florlda, per hnmpO,
OF about 10 dul., $50.
.TuRNlPs-Louisiaua. per doz, lunches
sHALLoTTs - Louisiana. per dos.
HEAD LETTUCE-Louisiana per Dbl.
tsOO@iOOO; per doz heads. Sl.oO.
LEAF l.ETTUCE-Hot house, per box %
CUCUMBERs~H house. ner doz. si2s
al So
15c.
MUSHROOMS Hot nousa per h.. 5oai5o>
BEEF CUTS.
No. rib. l2tc. No. rib Slsc, Nc rib.
&c; No. l loin. l6c; No. Io.r, 1oi4c; No. J
ioin, 7lhc No. l chucks. &c; No. 2 chucks.
&c; No. 9 chucks. &c; No; round. e.; No:
round. 6hc. No. round, 5lFc, No. plate.
&c: No. 9 plate. Sc; No. 3 plate. 2hc.
MISCELLANEOUS
CIDER-Per key, $50; per DBL s6.1A
HONEY-Eew, per "a lbS.. $3.50
CHEESE-Swlss, new. SC: Wisconsin,
brick lac. Wisconsin limnerger 13cs twins.
l414c young Americas. l4i9c
NUTS--Walnuts, No ] soft shells, new
crop, per ID. 15ISc: hard shells. per ID.
islc. Pecens, large, per H. lac; small. per
ID, l2c. Peanuts, per h., &c; roasted, per
To-, SC. Chilli weluuts. per ID. l2dlstsc; Al
nonds, soft shells, per ID, lie: hard shells,
per ID, 15c Shellbsrk hickory nuts. per
bu.. ST. rs: largo hickory nC-s. per bu., N.50
Chestnuts, per ID, l5c. Coc"eauts, $3.50 per
sack of 100
HiDEs-No 1 green. &c: No. 2 green, Sc;
No. l sailed, lie; No. sailed. Ice; No. |
veal calf lie; No. zeal calf. &C.; dry
sailed, 7q14c; theep pelts, 25caS0o horse
hides, e .b0GS.UV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
:. %. Day G. Co.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

IL.
Sealed proposals win DE received by the
City CLERK of the City of Omaha at his
office up to the hour o: o'clock p. IN. OF
January 3, 1906 for not less than two hun
dred and nifty street lamps for lighting the
streets of the city from and after January
], 1906 for period of not less than two
nor more than nNe years, either within or
without territory now covered by gas
mains or electric light lines. and at such
Council may direct, with gas lamps, saso-
line lamps, electric light lamps, and any
and all other street lighting substances
or apparatus as may be proposed, the pro-
posals to specify the substance to be used,
the equipment proposed to be furnished.
and II the proposal be for gas, the number
of feet per hour proposed to be furnished
or consumed, and each proposals must
state the candle power proposed TO be
given and each proposal may state sep
arately the price proposed to be charged
for furnishing the lighting substance dis
connected with equipment or apparatus
posal must state the price entire promised
for not only furnishing the substance pro-
posed 20 be used. but also for furnishing
the apparatus or equipment proposed, and
also for lighting. eXtinguishing, cleaning
and caring for the lamps. and may state
any other matter deemed essential by the
bidder for a complete explanation and
understanding of his bid, including the
term of years for which his proposal is
made.
As an evidence of good faith that the
bidder will enter into a contract with the
city in accordance with the terms of his
proposal and give bond in the sum of two
thousand 100000 dollars should his pro-
posal be accepted, each proposal must be
accompanied with certified check on an
Omaha bank in the sum on two hundred
(S2O0.OU dollars.
The city reserves the right, for any rea-
son deemed sufficient by It. to reject any
or all bids.
Published as prescribed by Resolution No.
1851 OF December ~, 1895
Omaha Nebraska, December - 1895.
w. II. ELBOURN,
City Clerk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
Carlot Receipts.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-FLoUR-Receipts
2,s94 bills; exports, s,SlS bills; marfet
S4.50Q5.00: Minnesota bakers, $3.60Q3.9O: win
ter patents, 81 l0a4.50; winter stralghts. $3.50
Trades Sc Tas2o Rye -four, Quiet: fair TIC to
good. S3.SOQ410. choice 20 fancy. A15q4 40
Buckwheat -four, quiet, S2.loq2l5, spot and
CoRNMEAL-steady; fine white and yell
low, SIS; coarse, A.l4gl.l6; kiln dried, $500
RYE-Nominal; No. western. 75c. c. 1. f.
BARI.EY1,steady; feeding, 4lc, c; l. f.
WHEAT~Receipts, 6, 900 bu. exports, 1884,
7ol Blu. Spot market firm; No 2 red, 92c,
elevator; No; red, 94c. {. O. b. aioat; No. !
hard Manitoba, nominal, Z. o. b., afloat. EX-
cept for December, which fuctuated vio-
lently under manipulation, wheat after an
easy opening, due to poor cables, developed
activity and strength. 1t advanced on COW
ering. bull support, big clearances and small
dssc net higher; May. slqsa92 S-l6c closed at
s?hc; July closed at soc; December closed at
CoRN-Receipts, lO2,125 bu; exports. 1883
bu.; sales. 5000 blu. Spot market steady;
No. 2, SIC, old elevator, and 50Ac, (. O.. b.
s H SeSw wS e STEADY T exeeTt for
December, which advanced sharply on COW
ering The market otherwise closed net
UNCHANGED; May closed at 6Ol4c; July closed
oAfs-Receipts, $500 bu.; exports, 1850
bu. Spot market steady; mixed, 70 TO "
lbs, 36ia a37c; natural 80 to 30 lbs, S7l4aSsc
clipped white. &c to 40 lbs, 40n4llac.
HAY-Steady; shipping, 5Cq6Sc; good to
choice S00S5c.
HoPs-Steady; state common to choice
1905, l0ql9c; 1904 l0al5c; olds, 5QSc. Pacific
coast, 1906, 10d14c 1904, 9d12c; olds. 51Sc
HIDES-Firm; Galveston, 20 to % lbs, SOC;
California, "A to 20 lbs, &c; Texas dry, "a 10
30 lbs, &C.
LEATHER-st Steady; acid. 96Ka27Isc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; family, Nl.50q
1880; mess, 50 5OQ1O50; beef hams, $2050d
zoo; packet. slO.5Oqll5O; city extra India
bellies, SS.60q92; picked shoulders. $500
200; picked hams, Se.25a975. Lard. steady;
western steamed, S765Q775; refined, quiet;
continent. $3.50; South America, S.. COM
pound, $55G5.S7R. Pork, steady; family,
$3.50; short clear, N5.5OqlIoo; mess, HL5Og
H75.
TALLow-steady; city. 49sc; country, A..
nisc.
RfCE-steady; domestic, fair to extra, 81
H6c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Steady; street price, exxa
creamery, 25G96e: official prices unchanged.
CHEESE-Strong; state full cream, small
and large, coiored and white September
fancy, lac; state October best, 1884, ql3l.c
state late made, small colored and whit z,
average best, l2c; state large, 12l4c; stste
fair, nhGll%c.
EGGs-Easier; state Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected, white. SEC; state,
choice, 3SqS4c; mixed fancy. S"G52c; west
ern hrsts. g1e; under grades, 0a<oc; south
ems. 2OQ97c.
POULTRY--Live firm; western chickens
lie: fowls. 1Sc; turkeys. 15c. Dressed
quiet; chickens, Sdl6c; turkeys, l2qEci
fowls 9Nl21bc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market is quiet and unchan ged [;
common are quoted at 7QSc; nearly prime,
Su9lkc; prime. 9lsa97sc; choice, 10Iac; fancy,
Haze.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are very firm on spot with quotations ram
ging from 4Asc TO Sc AprcOts are said
and sellers are too far apart in their views
10 permit Of much actual business. Choice
are quoted at SlzH lOG; extra choice, lOlafr
lOAc, fancy, nGl-c. Peaches remain quiet
with extra choice at Toe; fancy lOIkqllc:
extra fancy, lliz4l3c. Raisns easy on
seeded raisins 5Hdsc; London layers, $50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
NEW YORK. STOCKS ANDBONDS
Market for Las. Day of Year is Active and
Unsettled.
LARGE SALES DUE TO PROFIT TAKING
Wide Advances of week Prove
Attractive 10 Spectators who
Fear Possible CompIicR-
lions Next Month.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Thc last do Of the
year proved a very active one on the Stock
exchange, but the tone Of the market was
considerably unsettled. Nrhere was us
position to realize the profits shown on the
wide advances Of the last few days and -
escape the risks Of the remaining uncertain
ties over the money market. The abSCrptNc
power of the market. however, proved good
and the realizing was effected without ma
terial damage to prices. There was some
decidedly feverish movements in the closing
dealings, when hasty throwing over of hold
lngs caused number OF rapid declnes,
followed in some cases by rapid recoverics.
The range IN Amalgamatcd Copper and
Anaconda was especially wide and rapid.
The immediate outlook in the money mar
lance is placed for early relief from strin-
gency on the disbursement of the dividend
and interest due. for the payment OF which
great funds have been accumulated. 'he
severity OF this weeks stringency is at
tributcd principally to this preparation. II
rs also saio that the accumulation of re-
sources by the trust companies for the pur-
pose of window dressing for the January '
statement of condition, which Is required
of those institutions. has played an import
ant part in the construction Of the week 9
money supply and prompt relief is hoped
for from the release of funds accumulated
for this purpose. On the other hand, there
is some apprehension that very heavy oh!i-
cations contracted in the course of the
speculation may fall due next week and es-
pecialiy, In the Foreign exchange marEet
and VIII require to ne met or renewed.
There was much discussion of the effect
on sentiment of the December charges for
interest. which will go out to the customers
of Stock exchange commission houses next
week, and which, it is believed. will disclose
a nigh average Of carrying charges. Little
attention was paid to the bank statement,
which conformed pretty closely TO expect1-
tons In the cash change. The heaviest
lending by the banks IL supposed to have
been done toward the end of the week and
thus would have a diminished effect in the
average changes for the week as whole.
Total sales of bonds, par value Sl,Sl0O0n.
Quotations on the New York Stock eX-
change rAnped a fnllnrys.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
Wool Market.

LONDON, Dec. 0.-WOOL-Tradins in
wool during the past week was quiet.
Merinos and Crossbreds were steady while
low grades of crossbreds were dull. Tho
arrivals of wool for the first series of
the 1906 auction sales amount to 15I176
bales, including 5000 bales forwarded di-
rect to spinners. The imports during tho
week were New South Wales, 9SI7 bales ;
Queensland, 100 bales; Victoria, 1904 bales ;
South Australia, 1857 bales; New Zealand
3722 bales. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
9Sl3 bales; China, 1885 bales; Singapore
6543 bales; various. 10i6 bales
ST. LOUIS Mo. Dec. 30.-WOOL-Firm
medium grades, combing and clothing, 29d
SOC; light fine 25a26c. heavy fine, led2lc
tub washed. 33milinc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
Hioelx In Sight.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Tr Ide ana Quotations On
staple and Fancy lsrodace.


EGGS-Fresh receipts candled stock, 3c
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, 7k4Sc; ROSTERS
&c; turkeys, lSc ducks, s1kc. spring chick
ems, ll1qoc; geese, S49c.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys, l5al6c.
old toms, l4ulbc; chickens. Sa9c; old roost-
er s1T 81 dpcks, he; geese iogllc.
fancy dairy. lsQlsc: crsamery. 2l92ihe:
'-sUG ARcsta ndard GRADUATED. in bills,
or bbls;. So5 per ewt,; No, 10, extra c,
bag bag only only tso per swt 10 Is yslog
FRESH FIsH-TrOut. iOalro; naiibut. ise,
White ba eses sSe;. &C. pceres dTess"d Ss
SCALED and dressed, &c; pike nc catfish
lse: red snapper. loc salmon. lie; croppies
&c: wFiiossS 80: 9sS1 less per pa S5z pass
shad roe. Csc: bluehsh; loo; herring, 20.
pany: No. / upland, s7,5C medium. 500:
coarse 36,ocas5o Rye straw, $3.50
BRAN-Per ton. sl5 90.
TROPICAL FRUITS
Hallowee, IN 7o-lh boxes, per 10, SIC,
Savers per H.. SC; walnut-stuffed lib.
Observation-Disclosures raves. ali sizes
$40; Florida. all sizes $50
LEMONS - LimonieIa. rxtra fancy. 24O
FlGs-california, per -0-lb. carton, go
soc; imported Smyrna, ,-crown, 12c: g.
tssxSANAs-Per ,,-f,,rm-slued bunch Il Is
022s: Jumbos, g 5Oasct
TAEGERINEs F''rids. per box Of
GRAPE FRUIT-Por box. $3.50
FRUITS.
PEARS - Lawrenc" and Noun; Vernon
CRANBERRIEs--Jerseys. ngeL per 30.
APPLES = California Bellnowers. n4o