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Los AnreIes NInrkets.

Los ANGELES. oct 29-Interest centers in
the butter market. Winter prices so far this
season advance as they never did before Lo
cal creamery went TO 75c today. while TIE best
valley creamery touched the same figure Local
retailers ask s569Oc for fancy creamery.
hancn eggs are firm at Ale.
Today's fruit market barren of fresh
supplies No strawberries or raspberries came
IN, m showing strange dwndlng OF the season.
CucumDers were the feature of the vegetable
market shortage of supply sending the price to
EGGs-Local ranch. candled 45c: NoFthern
ranch, candled. CSC: fresh Eastern, 35c; selected
Eastern: storage 2sc
cry fancy 671aGT0c: Coast creamery. fancy,
% 2 q dGoc Coast dairy. choice, 52l5 Qo5c; cook.
CHEEsE-Northern fresh. 14z @151kc- An
ehoT, large. lie; Anchor Young Ameriea 13c;
Anehor, Anstsr hand l9c Eastern singles lGg lIc;
l6@161ac; Eastern. longhorn 17@171sc: East
ern. dairy, 17G171sc; Swiss. imported 2S@29c:
Swiss. domestic, 2oc; Liuburger, 2oc; brick
:, POTATOES "a ctl)-Early Rose Northern.
q .5 s3@ll 40: 49, Burbanks 81 5o@i CHOICE Ice
sweet potatoes s1.50@175.
oNIoasgYellow Danvers. 81 23@1 90 North
evaporated. 2oc sun-dried. 2oc ground. J2lac;
Mexlcan. bulk. lsc: Austin. brown, local. 81 1.50s :
Northern. $1.25@l.50
Sl.o0 Lima. No. l. So: Lndy Washington. No. 1.
$a:25@3 so; do. small white. No, !. s5eo@
s;; 40; Blackeye, $500; Garvanzas, S45o@5: Len
POULTRY-Buying prices. live weight. a lb.-
LIENS. nghtweieht 1oc; heavyweight l5e; young
roosters. Sc: turkeys. 16e old toms. 16c; young
toms. lie; hen turkeys, 15c; geese, 10c; ducks.
lie: squads 81 a dozen.
Selling prices lb.-Hens, lightweight. 17c:
heavyweight. 1sc: yonng ROSTERS 21c; fryers,
SdG 2le; brolers, 22c; old roosters 1sc; turkeys
22M23c: n'd toms. 22c: young toms, 23c. hen
turkeys. 21c; geese, 1oc; ducks. lie; SQUADS. SO
DOZEN
HONEY a lb9-co,d. water white. 1ec: light
amber. 12Q I3c: comb. white. 14c; extrhctcd.
water white. 6o-lb cans, G1a09fc: extracted.
white, 60-lb cans, 6@61ac: light amber. 51A@6c.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-There sharp
break in the London tin market, with spot closing
at f191 los and futures f132 los.
The local market weak and lower, in con-
sequence, with spot closing at $42Q42. 60.
Copper higher in the London market with
spot quoted at f97 12s Cd and futures EOS as Cd,
Locally the market was quiet, with lake quoted
at sol 752 % 80; casting $2I 25eI II I5 and eiec-
trolytic ST. 50M - 80.
Lead was unchanged at s.. T5@5.95 in the To-
cal market. The London market 5s lower at
f19 IS.
Spelter was 5s lower. with spot closing at f27
los in the London market, but was quiet locally
at Sc 20d $50.
Iron higher in the English market with
Standard foundry quoted at SIS Cd and Cleve-
land warrants at 5Ts 1015d. Locally the market
UNCHANGED.
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THE copPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. Mass. Oct 2e.-There was little
better demand for coppers today and Calumet
and Arizona and North Butte showed good gains.
Expect a traders market for ten days or two
weeks yet until the results of coming elections
can be more clearly told
Calumet and Arizona declared 81 per share
quarterly. books close December 3, payable De-
cember 20.
The Boston Financial News says: The gen
eral situation regards copper shares was
rarely good The strength of the situation
is undoubted and IL is admitted all sides
that much higher prices warranted by the
condition of the industry and tie companies
representing IT,
Cumberland Ely Is making ready to let con-
tracts for machinery for opening up the property
Copper Range-The next dividend viii be at
the rate Of 50 per share.
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Northcrn Business.

PORTLAND. Oct 29-Clearinss. s1.271 1856;
balances. S15.551.
TACOMA. Oct. Chickering's. ssss.7oo; bal
ances SCI. .719.
sPoKANE. Oct. 2a-clearings, seo1 1ss; bal
: SEATTLE. Oct Chickering's. s1,7so, ,72l; bal
ances, S13S. .543
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Oct. 29.-WHEAT-Club, 64c:
bluestem, Csc; valley &c: red. Gle.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Oct. 29.-WHEAT--Unchanged
Blnestem, Csc: club 6ec: red. C4c.
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Cash Grain and P-oyision,.

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-Cash quotations werc es
follows Flour. steady; No. = spring wheat. S3
q d79c; No. 3. T.@7Sc: No. l red. 7lfs a 73c; No.
corn 4615c No. yellow. 4Tc; No. oats,
s3lsc No. white. 3fla 0585Ic; No. 9 white
32M341c; No. rye. 6l@6.c: good feeding
barley. 40c: fair to choice mating 46M5lc: No
/ fax seed SLOT: No. l Northwestern. 81 IA:
prime timothy seed 81. 200n 4.25: clover contract
grades. $13: short ribs. sides uoase) SIS 250l
s.75: mess pork. per Dbl, $3.50; lard, per 100
lbs S9.50la: short clear sides boxed. SS 50a
S.62h whisky, basis of high wines 81 %
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Bar silver-Firm; 81 9-16d per ounce
Money--445 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is 57s per cent and fer three months
bills 57s per cent
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Rnv md EeedsfufYs.

There wes nothing new yesterday. The ad-
vanced freight rate of "a per ton on Bran
Shorts. etc. from Puget Sound to San Francisco
by steamer went iato' effect. All Feecstuffs
ruled firm. Tho situation in Hay continued firm
and unchen2ed Receipts were 10i9 tons and
Included 80 cars.
BRAN-$1a02a per ton.
MIDDIINGS- -so66l2a per ton
SHoRTS-S19 5o120 30 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S23 .50@24. 90;
Mixed Feed $o30o4: Ocakc Meal in 5-ton lots
$50 80: iobiing $40 per Cocosnut Cake
meal ut mills. So2 in 10 and $50 in ton
lots; iobbin@. SPA Corn Meal. s3l.50: Cracked
Corn. $50; Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corn
Feed 9Gc ner ctl. Alfalfa Meal. carloads lots
5000; jobbing So1 per tom Mealfaifa. 5000
in car lots ard sol In smaller quantities
HAY-Cheice Wheat. ST. G1eo per tom good
Wheat, sie@iT.5o. nthcr grades Wheat. sl2@l5,
Wheat and oat. sio@ls: Tame Oat. Sl2@1G 90;
Wild Oat. sl0M1a; Common Hay, S9@lo: Al
falfa. $9M1i; Stock. S1.J0Ml0 per ton
STRAW-o0QlG5c per bale.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON Oct. 29.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance. S222. $50. 639
gold coin and bullion s11o 544, $50; gold certih-
Gates, $40 $50. .O20
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Visible Grain SunnIx

NEW YORK, Oct. o9.-The visible supply of
grain Saturday. October 27, compiled by the
Wheat 81 .09S. 900 bushels decrease $50 600:
corn 3.7ST coo bushels increase 5000; oats
9933, 600 bushels, increase S45.o00 rye 1857, coo
bushels, increase 1o2. 000 barley 3,316, 900 bush
els, increase 521, 600.
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Poultry and Game.

Two cars of Western Poultry were marketed
yesterday and met with good sale at satiS
factory prices Quotations for domestic stock
were largely nominal. there were no new
rivals worth mentioning and offerings consisted
chlehy OF carried over stock fo- which there
was very little inquiry. Game in good condition
sofa on readily at good prices Mallari. Teal
and Sprig Ducks were lower, the offerings
Were mostly poor and thin.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. scar for large
and S5@5.50 for small; old Roosters. S4@4.50;
young Roosters, S5.50@G.50: Fryers S4@5:
SroileTs, S3@4: Pigeons si.2J; Squads, s1.75
a.; Ducks. $6@7 for young and S5@5. 80 for
old; Geese. Sl.T5@e per pair; live Turkeys.
2OM22 per III.
GAME-Per dozen: Mallerd Ducks. scar: ::
CanwisSacks. STGl3 SDrig. S5I550; Teal. $3.50
@4: Cray Ducks: s3-5o@4; Widgeon. $3@3. so;
small Ducks. S2Nl2.50: Black Jacks. S2632. so:
Gray Geese. S3G4 Write Geese. 81. .5O02;
Brant s2@3: Hare, 81 $1.50@1.T5 Cottontail Rab-
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today the butter market steady; creameries,
l9g 2oe; dairies. 1sla@23c: eggs. firm. at mark,
241ac; extras. 27c: cheese. steady, 121a @13Ac.
ELGlS, H., Oct Butter was quoted at
26c on the Board of Trade today, the same as
last week The total output of the district for
the week was 60 600 pounds.
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lbs. e1 @61kc: $50 lhs and over e06Ac: Bears
so per cent. Stays 3c6l40 per cent and Sows 10
Go0 per cent OF from above quotations
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SD. Louis Wool Mnrkel

ST LOUIS. Oct. 29.-WOOI-Steady; meJliun
grades. comhng and clothing. 24G271 &c: light
fine, 1sG2lc; heavy fine. 14@17c; tubwashed.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
NIinnenpolis Mhent oIarket.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 9.--WHEAT-Decenr
ber 73& @73hc; May. 7sc; July. Ts1sc: No. 1
hard 1Slsc; No. / Northern, 77Bc No. North
ern, 155sc; No 3 Northern 73074c.
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Potatoes. onions and vegetables.

During the past 70 hours there fully 13,-
900 sacks of Potatoes received from the river dis
tricts alone The run on this line of goods con
tlnued unabated however, and prices were easily
maintained, some well known fancy brands even
commanding small premium, while the more
costly Oregon and Salinas Burbsnxs were rather
dull and inclined 10 easness. Onions Were still
IN abundance and prices showed no improve
ment. but some handlers quietly speculat-
ing in them, expecting the market to advance
as soon as the rain sets in
There was a marked falling off in the receipts
of miscellaneous vegetables the diminution in
the arrivals being Dire to heavy frosts. which de
stroyed or greatly damaged the crops in nearly
all of the growing districts. Nearly everything
on the list has been affected and the result has
been general improvement in prices, the most
pronounced advance being Tomatoes.
POTATOES-Per ctl River Whites, S5c@
Sl.17A; Salinas Burhanks s160@1 80; Oregon
Burbanks. $1.40@1.6o; Sweet Potatoes, $1.50-
0NIONS-Yellow, per ctl. 60@70c.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas. 5Q6e per lb:
String and Wax Beans. 5@7c per III; Lima
Beans, 6@Tc per Ii: Tomatoes S5cG 81. % per
box; Cucumuhers. s5c@S1 per box; Simmer
Squash: S1.25@1 30 per box: Garlic. 2@sc per
ID; Cabbage. S06lSJc per ctl; Cauiifower. S5c
per dozen; Carrots. 65G75c per sack: Turnips.
69n t5c per sack: Green Okra. T5c@S1 per box:
Egg Plant 56@ 75c per box; Green Peppers. 5o@
Soc per box for Chile and G00T5c for Bell: Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash $10@15 per ton
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Provisions.

Hams are firm and are now quoted at single
fat rate Otherwise there is nothing new.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 141ac per ID for
heavy. 1415c for light medium, 16c for light.
Dry Salt Sides. 1870 Bellies. 14c; Eastern
Susar-cured HONS. Ike: California Hams
1Gibc; Mess Beef. 50 per bb1: extra Mess
50 30: Family. $40; prime Mess Pork. S1650
extra clear. S23: Mess. SO: Pig Pork, $26; Pigs
Feet, So; Smoked Beef. 14c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at Sc for California
compound, Sue for Eastern compound and l2c
for pure: half-barrels pure. 12l4c: lob tins.
12%c: 5-lb tins. 12Xc: 3-lb tins. 13c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 92sc: three
half-barrels. 94c; tierce. 9]1c: two tierces.
93Sc: five tierces 9Kc
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Eastern Livestock Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. a0--CATTLE--Receipts. 49,
coo; market. I0c higher: beeves. $f@I-15: stock
ers and feeders So 5o@450; cows and heifers,
Yl.o0@o.15: Texans, SO. 75@430 Westerns,
$3.9o0G; calves S6017. 80
HOGS--Receipts 2S, ,0o0 market. steady to
shade higher: mixed and butchers. Sc. 05M
8 @ 3. Y good heavy. ss s35@6.571a: rough. heavy.
sbM . 70; light sc. 6.05Gj6.521s bulk. $6.15G6- 40.
SHEEP-Receints. 10000 market. strong;
sheep, $3. 650l 3 80: lambs 81. 60 a. 65.
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H1DES-Firm.
C0FFEE-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice, S.;
mild. steady. The market fer futures closed
5nl0 points lower. Sales. 1850 bags, inclrd-
ing; December, 6.20@6 25c; March, 6.50al toe:
May. 6.60d6 zoe; August, 6-S5c; September.
6.o0c.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet; fair refining. 3 7-16c;
centrifugal. 96 test. 15-16c: molasses sugar.
3 3l6c; refined. quiet; crushed. 5.50c pow
dered 490c; granuated. 4.S0c; cubes. 5.05c.
All grades of refined sugar were reduced Ice
hundred pounds today.
BUTTER-Steady Street prices-Extra
creamery, 27c. Official priees-Creamery, ccn-
mon TO extra, 19@2615c; Western factory. conf
mon TO frsts. 15laG20c; Western imitation
creamery, frsts 2c12 2@211Sc.
.cHEEsE-Irregular; State full cream. small.
12&c; do fair to good 12@l21ac; do hard.
September. fancy, 13Ac; do October. best,
l2a4c; do fair to good, 12@1219c: do inferior,
10A @11%c
EGGS-Firm; Western first, 25c. Official
prices-2415 Gl25c; seconds, 22624c
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Are firm at the
cent gain with high choice quoted at S@S12c;
choice, T@TAc; prime, ca 9634c.
PRUNES-Are firm, with California grades
quoted at 31s GSAc; Oregon 4os to 20s, 9h a
1015c
APRICoTs-Are very quiet. with business
plies. Choice quoted at 10c; extra choice.
I7c; fancy. 1S@20c.
PEACHES-Are unchanged: old crop choice.
lie; extra choice, 12@12Ac; fancy to extra
fancy. 12@12Ac.
RAISINS-Are firm and unchanged with
loose Muscatel quoted at 6A@T&c; seeded
raisins 6A @s%c; London layers, s1.60@1.75.
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r;forufn Stock and oil Exchanre.
Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
RecnIar Mnrninc. nnd IrfnrrnnI snsSso,.s
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Butter. Cheese and ESgz.
CHICAGO, Oct, 2o,-on the Produce Exchange
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Hides. TnIlov. Wool and Hops.

The New York Journal of Commerce says Of
Hops: brewers. while by means active
buyers. are showing increased interest which has
resulted in small amount OF local business and
there has also been some export demand Grow
ers firm in their views and dealers on the
short side of Tie market ere likely 70 pay stiff
prices. The movement 50 fa- IS on'v moderate
but contracts call for liberal deliveries later
on. The market Mt tire coast is Sterlier in tone
with at least fair volume OF business. Prices
are generally firm at quota tions
IfIDFS-Culls and brands sell abOnt y mic
under quotations. HEAVY SaIted Steers I2c
medium. 12I9e: light. 12hc: Cow Hides l21se
for heavy and 1870 for light: Stags SIZE Salt
ed Kip. 13I%c: Sailed Veal 15iac: Salted Calf
l53sc; dry Hides. 2sc: dry Kin. 3oc; dry Calf
ehc: Sheepssins, sheariinSs. 2OG50c each: short
Wool. 50GaToc each: medium. 70@90c: long
Wool. SiGpl 80: Horse Hides, salt S3I3. o5
FOR large and s. 10 for Medium s.. % for small
and 50c for Colts Horse Hides dry. $2G12- - for
large and ST .500J.7J for medium. 81 % for
small and 40c FOR Colts. Deerskns-Dry Next
can. 321a @35c: dry salted Mexican. 25eg2IiHe:
dry Central american. 3543.lsc. GoatskiaS-
Prime Angoras. T5c; extra large do. Sl25; large
soc: medium. s5c; small. 25c.
TALLOW-So. l rendered. AZ 141zc IN bb,s
in cans. 4isc: No. ,. 3i1 @4e; Grease. a621sc
WOOI--FaTl clip-San Joaquin and Southern
76lSc fall Lambs. S5aGl13c: Northern. do. l46
15c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 10G lac: Middle
County. ~ @10c; Northern. 11@l35ac. Nevada.
15M1sc per ib.
HOPS-121k a16c per Ib for 1906
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FUTURES
Flour and Farinaccous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 i.6JM
80. usual terms: Bakers Extras. S4400l4. 10:
Oregon and Washington S3.50M4 per barrel.
FARlNACE0US GOoDS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour $3 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. So Is; Rye Meal $3.50; Rice
fiour. S. Corn Meal. S2.I5; extra Cream do.
son,in oal veal tat Ss 90
40: Cracked Wheat $3.75: F:.rina, 81 90.
WAoie Wheat Flour. $50: Rolled Oats. bbls.
S1MS; in sacks S65oG1T. 90 Rolled Wheat,
hbls. s4.6o; in sacks $40: Pearl Barley. So:
Split Peas. boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $5.5O per
lG0 pounds
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Meat Market.

Live and Dressed Beef and Lamb are higher
Otherwise there is no change.
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-6d615c for Steers and 575Hc for
Cows
vFAI-Gia @sc for large and s@9c for small
MUTTON-9@10c for Wetlers and Si.@9lsc
for Ewes.
I.AAIBS-1l6
DRESSED HOGS-SGl10c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco less 30 per
cent sirinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Stecrs. &c ner lb for No. l and 6ISc
for No. 2: Cows and Heifers &c: No Cows
41Ac: thin Cows. 4c.
CALyES+54 Gl41sc per Id for light az G4r
for medium and 3@31zc for heavy lgross
weiglft4
sIIEEP-wethers Al @5c per lb: Ewes. AZ
014iac gross weight
IAMBS-56iJ J1.c per ih.
HoGs-la5 to $50 lbs, cisc per III; under 1c5
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
INTERNATIONAL.
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
Danubian 2os,ooO; Argentine, 27,ooo; Indian
&C. 600: Australian. 10000.
:, Chicago was &c higher. and In this market
but firm at last weeks prices.
California Club. b., si.22H @i.2S; California
Of California. s1.io@I 20; Northern Club. 9 2J
@12'14 Northern Bluestem. 81 1924 tg1.371a
Northern Red $122l5M125 ;,fsrI.h2,5, per ctl
10 to 1870 o'clock Session.
May $50 sl.soN $50 1865
opening lower. but subsequently, recovering, and
in the of the May option gaining 1ac on
the day. The SPOT grain was quiet and easy
on the Exchange. Receipts were larger being
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice-~Feed. spot. s1.osA al 10;
common to fatf, 95c@s105 per ctl Brewing
and Shipping, 81 15@1 .17la per ctl; Chevalier,
s.. 1901 70 for poor TO common and $l.20@1.2 2j
10 to 1880 O'Clock Session.
NY p99 9sh $. .1sPs hsPi s15sA SH 1'lsss clGIs
OATS Yesterday was an off day. 1t was col
lection day and there was not much going on
Al quotations stood the same.
mon to fair, .sl-iI @I.ao: Red. for seed: 81.
2.lo: Gray. $1.375a a .42M per ctl.
/. CoRN-There is a wide difference in quota
former range eSs as high as ans 81 40 for western 4e
low. though as spot stocks are insignificant the
quotations are largely nominal.
California, sl5o@1 SO for small round
low. S1.oT1ba1 / 20, White, s1.22la Gl1.25: White
Egyptian, $1.27l5: Brown Egyptian, S1.1212 pei
RYE-Caifornia, 81 a5@1. 40 per ctl.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. Oct. 2s-1o:so a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
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New York Stock List Continued.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-FL0UR-Receipts
%. 100 barrels exports $500 barrels. Prices are
firm and quiet.
wHEAT-Receipts. 17sooo bushels exports
324 200 Spot. firm; No red S1Ac elevator
and S215c f. o. b. afloat; No. l Northern Du-
luth. SSc f. o. b. ahoat: No , hard winter, SIC
f. o. b. anoat. Although quiet wheat was gen
orally firm all day and closed %c to 1c net
higher. Part of the buying was on bullish
Russian and Minnesota news. Local shorts also
bought or lighter receipts. May closed S4a4c
December closed S234c
H0PS-Steady.
PETR0LEU M-Steady.
WOOL-Steedy.
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Good to choice-~Feed spot S1oS4 al 10
common to far, 95cMS1.0 05 per ctl: Brcwn,
and Shipping 81 .15@1 .1T15 per ctl; Chevalier
Sl.10@l,15 for poor TO common and $l.20@1.2.
for choice.
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GAS AND ELEcTRl

Cent & P. 3l5lAfartel Power
Nut L ctfs si5 Pac L Co. :. S2%
Do ex ctfs 1215 1SN Stkn s Z.
INSURANCE.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-12-21
sOULE VS.. BORELLI.


The case of T. Soule & Co.. VS.. An
drew Borelli was on trial again, Mon
day, before Judge Ralph Wheeler in
the Superior court. George Lines had
previously testified in substan &c that
David e Soule was simply their fore
man and brought the payments to
them from the Borelli people, acting
in the capacity as messenger. David
SOule testified he took the jobs him
self, made his own arrangements but
bought the material of T. SOule & Co.
They paid the help and for their trou-
BILE he divided his commission OF 10
per cent with them. Noble Bennitt
testified he made loan of $1,000 on
was present when George Lines and
David E. Soule made their agreement,
hut did not hear all that was said.
The case was finished, Tuesday, Judge
Wheeler reServing his decision. AttOr-
neys NickersOn and Adds appear for
Borelli and Bennitt, and States At
torney Warner and Attorney Marsh
for T. Soule & Co.
A PLEASING ANNOUNCEMENT.
The many friends and patrons of the
sound and conservaJively managed
New Milford Savings bank will be in
terested in the pleasing announcement
that this institution will pay to it's de-
POSTERS on April l, 1907, diYtdend at
the rate of four per cent pr annum
on all deposits without discrimination.
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
The election of officers in New Mil
ford lodge, No. 292, N. E. o. P, occurs
next Monday night.
Good Shepherd lodge, I. Q. o. F.,
conferred the third degree, Thursday
night. The semi-annual election OF
officers will take place next week
Thursday night.
w. J. CROKER SERIOUSLY INJURED.
w. ]. Croker, fireman on the New
Milford special, met with a serious &C
cident, Saturday afternoon. While
his train was at the lime ktlns switch
ing, he fell from a car and broke his
DR. B. e. Bostwick attended to his in
jury and later sent him to the Bridge
port hospital on the evening train.
His many friends here will learn with
regret of his serious accident.
M. J. McDonough of Long Hill was
calling ON former friends in town,
Monday.
Miss Marjorie Connors was SO unfor-
tunate as to lose gold watch betwee n
the Catholic church and the residence
of her father in Chestnut Land.
During the balance Of the holiday
season, G. B. Schiappacasse, the en-
terprising fruit dealer and CONNECTION
er, will sell Christmas candy at 1Oc per
pound, or three pounds for Csc.