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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
WOMAN'8 BOARDS o.
FOREIGN MISSIONS

Nashville. Tenn, Fob. 2I.-Tho
seventh INSTRUMENTATION conler-
enee of the Womans Boards og For-
elsa Missions OF the United States
and Canada opened its biennial meet
ing here today with large attend
auce. There are sixty three boards
VA tho territory 81 tie unlted States
and Canada and each Is Fonraseniea
By throo Delegates. Besides enc deie-
gatoa there are many pr0lnlnenf
church women from an parts of the
country here to attend the conference
.ln an unofficial capacity. Thla n the
arsi meeiiag % tse conference ever
held sR the south. The local meme
hers have arranged q uumber az re-
ceplIona ana other social functions la
honor u the visiting delegates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
Notice or SUIT.
No. ~.
Territory o. New Mexloo. County Of
ssndovai IN the pi0trle, Court
Teresa salaKar Dc Apsdaea.
Plaintiff
va
jose Apodaca.
Defendant
To Jose Apodaca,
Defendant

You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff, Teresa salazai
Dc ApodacA, has commenced an ac
tion for absolute divorce against y "a
upon the grounds Of abandonment and
dasortlon, and praying for further aud
other relief.
And you, the said defendant. are
hereby notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint n aaid
cause on or before the 18th day oi
APRIL a. y. 1906, a. che court house
Ia BernalillO county, territory OF New
Mexico, me said plaintiff will Apply
70 the court for The relief demanded
In the complaint and Judgment viii be
entered against you BY default
w. E. DAME.
Clerk OF said District Court.
A. j. Mitchell.
Attorney foH plaintiff, once and
poatofiice address Albuquerque
NJ NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
AN0THEa MURDEaEs
GIFTS JUST pUEo

Waterbury. Conn, Feb. 2s.-Ciri.
ace CapoblRncu was executed BY
hanging az the Weihefsneid San FOR
the murder az Angelo Sol0miin Cap
uhianCo, who admittcd hts guilt, but
insisted shat man named Sabine
refrliip had urged him 90 commit che
crime, broke down completely and
had % be assisted on his way % the
acahfoid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

New Mexican. Eyou N tho rich and productive
Pecos valley where tens Of thousands Of Of alfalfa
De Raised alfalfa sells az from ti2 % tif per
In seasons from three 20 four per acre
that feed stuff 40 easily raised 10 the valley The
land Is there tho water Is there and the FARMERS are
coming IN. There seems ID o. hardly Rmt % tho
growth and prosperity the Poeos Valley Ia New Me1ico
Will enjoy from now On.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Tuoumcan News q Quay county lands VIII pro-
dnoe 1000 pounds Of beans ~ acre and they viii sell ID
che local market az ~ cents pound Why ~ few
acfea ~ benne2 They grow Eood hers and have boon
selling well az that figure a Tucumcar farmer grew
1900 pounds 20 the sore ast year roanua also Yield
aDupdautiy and the New Mexico market has mover set
been supplied by the homo product
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Las Nogpu News ID ID understood that the law firm
81 Long Fort has been decided 5000 Of aud on
me las Vegas grant for legal services rendered tho late
Captain T. g FoTa interest having been transferred 30
nr D. Oinoy, judge Aiphonso Hart o. Washington,
ID g. 10000 acres, fot egnl serylcos John a. Eimmor-
man, 1000 acfoB for surveying the grant labor etc.
while Voedef ycoders claim 5000 acres have been
layoraby considered, but for which deed has not yci
nran executed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

The decision OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States IN the Chesapeake ohio Is both significant
and far reaching 10 a word the court holds that o rail-
road company cannot engage in trade q oonfne
Itself TO the business Of transportation Il Is not chart
cred az merchant, hut as a commoh carrier The de-
clson eommenda itself TO justice and common sepae and
the only wonder s that % has NOT stood law Of the
land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Carlsbad ~ probably 10 be relieved OF the ~ from
which a. has suffered since tg foundlngtha Of inferior
drinking water The public utilities company down thoFo
has g in - ~ che place with gpod water from
wells nFeonea htiehg. In the development OF any
place good water IN abundance, and cheap than
half thN battle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

David Farr 81 haEdaiena d Ia the
city on business
A. 81. hrachpOEel was ga She city
yesterday from Alagtaiona.
Alderman Thomas sherwood has re'
turned from a "trip ID Chicago
Misses bnris and Agnes Sells of ~
loia are IN The city FOR the dag shop.
pinH and Visiting Friends
Charles u Ross, assistant tOal oii
inspector, Was al arrival Ia ihe city
last evening lrom Santa Pc,
William Mcinioah president "a the
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.

OAKLAND. July 2s-FoIlowins were the sales
md closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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Fire rouca.. on dynamite Car.

SALT LAKE CITY. July 2S.-The
crew of a freight train on the Tintic
branch of the Rio Grande Western
Railroad had a narrow escape from
serious injury this forenoon. when il
was found that a car loaded with dyna-
mite and in the middle of the train was
on fire. Fy quick work the burning
car was cut out OF the train and
thrown on to side track near Goshen.
The trainmen had barely withdrawn to
a safe distance with the remainder of
their train when the dynamite ex-
ploded, blowing the car to atoms and
tearing up the track for a considerable
distance.
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N1iddling unlands.
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-FLoUR-Receipts
l9, 100 barrels; exports. 46o0; steady but quiet
Minnesota patents, S4.3oQ46O; Minnesota bak-
ers', So 45d3.s5; winter patents, $4@4.25; win
ter straights, $3.75Q3.95; winter extras, $2.900
wHEAT-Receipts. s6 900 bushels; exports,
80, ,s22; spot easy. No. 2 red. 81 &c elevator; No
red, s2ssc T. 0. b. 06oat; No / Northern Du-
luth. $3.50 Z O. b. anoat; No. hard winter,
Owing 10 better Russian weather and prospects
%hn active easy and cASs
weaker this morning, the close showing re ad-
vance vance TO to 1<c net essine May, ss9sshc.
tember, s2lz @62Nc, closed S2Hc; December,
s58 9s51sc, closed s5asc.
HoPs-Quieti State, common to choice, 1905,
I0dl7c 1904, nominal; olds, nominal; Pacific
Coast, 1905. 1061sc; 1904 12c; olds nominal
HIDEs-SteAdy: Galveston. 20 to. 25 pounds
zoe; ocaliforgpaia. q to 70 pounds, 2lc; Texas
PETROLEUM-Stead refined New York
s7-7oi Philadelphia and Baltimore, s7.e5; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore in bulk, s4.55.
CoFFEE-Spot Rio. firm; No. I invoice, 6$sc
Mid, steady. cordoya, sk @l1Ac. Futures
O nn at net S ye bass 70
cluding September, 6.90@6.95c; December 7.15c
January. !;25e; FebruaTy,- 5,soc;, March. T.4oG
sUGAK-Raw. drm; fair refining, sNc; cen
trifugsl. 90 test. 8sl @s is-lec; molasses sugar,
No. s, Aloe No. .. 4o5c; 30. 10. zc; No. ii,
1850; No u, 3.eoc; No. l3, 3s5c; No. II,
s.soe; cogfectioners' A. 4,s5e; mold A. 5.l5ei
cut loaf, 5.50c; crushed, 5.5oc; powdered, 4.90c;
granuieted 4.00c: cubes 5.05c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market was un.
changed Supplies for December delivery are
Offering at 5xc. with 5%c bid. The spot
market is quiet and firm IN the absence Of I'm
Dortant offerings. Prime are quoted at IIM
I2Ae: choice. 1113 GlIAc; fancy. 12c
PRUNES-Are unchanged in spot. with Call
fornia 7es 10 4os quoted at TM4se and Oregon
Cos to 20s at AGSJ5c.
APRICOTS-Are nominal. with fancy quoted
at l5fsc
PEACHES-Also unchanged spot, with
choice quoted at 10& Q11c; extra choice, IIA a
l1Jhc: fancy. II q G12c; extra fancy, 126121ac
RAISISS-Are quiet but firm, with loose
quoted at 6G7c; seeded raisins case;
London layers, nominal.
New York Metal Market.
VnDK TrIv Tla rne4.f ,,,a-a,e&e
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Raisins Firmer and Dried Peaches
Weaker in New York.

Late mail advices from New York say:
a stronger feeling was developed in the mar
Ett tor future coast seeded Raisins on Saturday.
cue to Tie Withdrawal Of the quotation Of 5l5c
= %. b- on fancy, which had been a disturbing
factor ior some days. Ii was understood that the
sellers placed quite q few cars al the low price.
tlt particulars were not Obfainable. Spot Raj
SINS are reported 10 be meeting with un-
usually good demand for the season and with the
small stocks practically controlled by two or
three lobhers the tone OF the market is firm. Not
much interest however. seems 10 be manifested
I'D futures. Currants are steSdy and unchanged.
i'runes Tor forward shipment from the coast are
unsettled, and While 2ssc l. o. b. is the basis
generally quoted on Santa Clara stock with a
lremlum Of i4c on 40s, Il is understood that
buyers who have orders 10 I'LL are accommodated
90 2i4c T. o. b. bag basis for 50s and smaller,
and on a 2iac {. O. b. basis for 4os- Another
prominent feature Of Saturdays market was the
sharp decline IN future Peaches, amounting to
4 Qlc pound. The break is attributed 10 the
sack demand and 10 the prospect that tie pack
viii turn out larger than generally expected.
Offerings Of yellow Peaches iD 50lb boxes Tor
September shipment T. o. b. coast were freely
made at Sas c FOR standard. Sc for choice, S1ac
Tor extra choice, 1Ol4c for fancy ana loS4c Tor
extra fancy
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TALENTED CHINESE STUDENT
ORDERED TO BE DEPORTEu
Seattle Health Omcers Find That He IL
Suffering From Disease of
the Eyes.

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Through
the enforcement of the immi grafton
laws of the United States against
Chinese student who was one of
party which arrived in Seattle a short
time ago, young Chinese OF great
promise was forced TO return to his
native country and the case may re-
suit in intensifying the criticism China
offers against the imlni grafton restric-
tions this country imposes on Chinese
of the favored classes.
The student deported was a member
OF party Of thirty-eight young Chi
nese whom Charles d. Teney, a Har-
ward man and member of the faculty
of the Imperial Chinese University.
brought to this country. 1t was claimed
by the health officers that the young
student, who was one of the brightest
members Of the party. was suffering
with trachoma, a disease of the eyes.
and after a board had passed on his
case the young man was ordered back
to China.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES, July 2s.--Except for pros.
pecttve increase of 2h cents in the price of but
ter, effective Monday, and extremely heavy re-
ceipts or cheese today's produce market was
devoid of special features. The expected ad-
vance In butter is due to the inability TO Sc
cure the best product in quantities sufficient
10 meet demands. The price Of eggs Is un-
changed but an advance Of 1 cent is predicted
by Monday.
Onions are scarce and in demand for shipping.
Danvers from the north are the sole base of
supply. Poultry is hardly sufficient to meet the
amount to an oversupply OF many kinds of them.
Receipts-Eggs, 4o5 eases; butter 81 .4o6 lbs
cheese. $3.50 lbs; potatoes, 4e5 sacks; beans
q sacks.
Jobbing Prices; Butter-ICrcamery, 2-Ib roll,
571hc; fancy valley. 55@571ac fancy coast, soc:
coast choice, 45G4T15c.
large, 1ehe; ditto Young America. 17hc; ditto
haidmade. is11c; Eastern singles, 15i5@16c
Eggs-Southern California ranch, candled 26c
Northern California, candled, 1Se; Eastern fresh,
24c.
Potatoes (cwt)--Early Rose northern, 81. l.35a
lao; Burbanks, $1.JoG1 .65:. choice, s1.35@1 40.
Onions Yellow Danvers, $1.40G1.50.
Beans-Pins, No. I, 50. 40: No. 9. 81 90: Lima,
No. l. So; Lady Washington, No. /, S9.1o@
1926; ditto small white. No. /. $3.60@3. rs;
black eyes. $3.50; garvanzas, $4.5o@5 lentils.
Honey "a pound)--Conb, water white, 1914 a
15c: light amber. l01a 6i2c; extracted water
white, e961ac; light amber, 5Q5Hc; beeswax,
27c.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
NEGOTIATES A LARGE LOAN
Amount Is Placed at s1O,OOo,O00 ON
Wall Street, But That sum Is said
to Be Too High.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-In the absence
of officials OF the Union Pacific Rail
road today the report of loan alleged
to have been made by that company OF
$40 900, 600 at y per cent could not be
confirmed. In authoritative circles.
however, il was ascertafned that there
has been some borrowing recently by
the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
in the ordinary course of financial
operations. In the case Of the Union
Pacific it may be stated positively that
the loans do not aggregate one-half tha
sum mentioned.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyt.ions.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-The wheat market was
weak from start to finish. Cash houses had lib
ersl offerings throughout the day and demand
lacked energy. The main factor IN the situation
was the continuance of extremely liberal receipts
at all primary points In the United States. A
minor influence was improvement in weather con-
ditions in Southern Russia. A feature of
trading was the estimate OF new low record
mark for the season, July selling below T5c.
while September declined to 1870. The market
closed weak. September opened shade to M@
&c lower at 76A 176kc, sold off to 1850 and
closed at 76e, loss of BG%c.
Corn was weak because of further relief
from drought conditions. which have prevailed
throughout the corn belt for some time past
heavy rains having fallen in Iowa during the
night In addition the weather bureau fore
casted more rain tonight throughout Illinois and
Indiana; The market closed weak, with prices
at the low point of the day. September closed
at 6o11c. loss of %0%c.
Cash houses were persistent sellers of oats to-
day, and in consequence the market was weak
all day. September closed at 32asc, loss of u
q &c.
Provisions were quiet and easier. The break
In coarse grain caused some profit taking. At
the close September pork unchanged. lard
was of Nc and ribs were shade lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The metal markets
were quiet and nominally unchanged In the alb
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Hay and FcedstufYs.

There was a quick demand for Hay yesterday
morning and the few cars In were auctioned
of in short order at full figures. The receipts
were 6S1 tons. including IL cars The scarcity
of Hay here in town keeps the market abnor-
mally high and firm, The circular Of Scott &
Magner says:
Arrivals of Hay. for the week Just past have
been 360s tons. The bulk Of this has come by
water. The market remains just heretofore
as far as deliveries of shipments the Southern
Pacific lines concerned. Arrivals this week
have Seen three times what we have received
We satisfied that the railroad Company is
endeavoring in every possible way TO adjust con
ditfons so as TO facilitate business and raise
the blockade on its tracks. We are still hoping
that IL VIII succeed in making better deliveries
The market continues unsettled disturbed
and unsatisfactory throughout. Choice varieties
OF Hay sell Off readily Poorer varieties do not
alfalfa Hay is beginning to come in little
more actively and is being disposed of salts
faetorily.
Straw arrivals are moderate and, while the
demand is equally moderate, yet everything Of
fered is being taken at quotations"
Bran and Shorts continue quiet and easy at
BRAN-s5o: :5og22 per ton,
MIDDLINGS-s26930p per ton.
sHoRTs-$21 5oQ22.50 per ton.
Mixed Feed s2se24: oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots.
Or meal at mills Sea in 10 snd $3.50 IN cies tee
sla s 0ssn s Corn hdsss Mss sRsSss RssSs c,sssd
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal.
carload lots. $3.50; jobbing. $40 per ton:
Mealfalfa. 5000 In lots aud $50 in smaller
quantities.
tom good WSea sf51e other ersaes Bes
Wheat. s12@14: Wheat and Oat. sl2M16: Tame
Oat slo@16; Wild oat. Se9l2; Alfalfa, $s@11;
stock. S7lS per ton.
STRAW-406160c per bale.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wal-sreet Stocks higher Cotton easy. Silver firm.
Tonopah Stocks lower owing the threatened strike
Shipment of $I47,zo7 in Specie to Hongkong.
Local Bank Clearings increase $45726oo over 1905.
Lnseed Oil marked down sc per gallon.
Grain Bags weak and quiet at the recent decline
Wheat and Barley futures fall off &c Cash Barley
Some export demand for Corn developing. Oats weak
Large lines of low-grade Potatoes on hand
Good Onions scarce
Hay in slender supply and very firm Feedstufs easy.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs firm with several advances
Fresh Fruits weaken under delay in deliveries.
Raisins doing better the New York market
Cured Meats very firm the recent advance.
No further change in Live Dressed Meats.
Hops and Hides very firm Wool quiet and easy.
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Bntter. Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts Of Dairy Produce continued light and
the market closed the week firm and we'll
cleaned up high grade offerings OF all three
descriptions. Higher prices ruled for packing
Butter. California Cheese and the upper grades
Of Ranch Eggs. In some quarters higher prices
were freely predicted FOR Creamery extra Butter
Sales the exchange as follows: But
ter--10 half boxes Creamery extra at BE. Eggs
10 cs selected ranch at 2411c. Cheese-25 new
fancy hats at 11%c and % Young America
hrsts at 13c.
Cheese and S33 cases Eggs.
The official quota tions, established by sales,
bids and offers on. the floor Of the Dairy Ex-
change. follows:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras 23c per
ID. steady; do frsts, 20c, steady: seconds,
19c, steady; packing stock firm at 1T11c for No.
l and lie for No. 2.
CHEESE--California new fats. 1sc per h.
firm; Young Americas. fancy. 131se, nrn; do
frsts. 13c, firm; Eastern storage, 165c, steady;
Western, new, 15c, steady.
EGGS-Calfornia fresh selected. 24lkc per
steady.
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STUDENT OF THE FLUTE
ANNOYS HIS NEIGHBORs
Failing to Desist in Practice Whem
Requested to Do So, He Is En-
Joined by Court.

ROCHESTER, NJ Y, July 2S.-A Pc
culiar injunction is that served on Sam
uel Jennings of Geneseo. ordering him
to cease practicing upon his flute while
in his office, one of many in prom
inent block occupied by lawyers. real
estate men and insurance agents.
Jennings is diligent student OF the
flute and has considerable ability. Often
his mellow notes aHed the block with
will You Love Me When I'm Old7"
"Auld Lang Syne" and other melodies.
The agents, lawyers and land sharks
were unappreeiative. however. and re-
Gently sent a petitiou 70 him to desist
in flute practice while others were in
their Offices. jennings took the note
as a joke until the injunction was
served.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

There was very little doing in Potatoes locally
and In the absence of shipping business the
market ruled very weak with large lines of
low grade stock lying the wharves awaiting
buyers. Local trade In Salinas Brrbanks hos
been practically at a standstill for several days
and quotations for them are largely nominal.
Onions were Arm at rising prices. there being
a temporary scarcity OF good stock
All kinds of vegetables were abundant and
ductua ttons in prices were few and narrow.
s1.lo; Early Rose, 75@s5c; Salinas Burbanks.
S10I25.
oNIoNS-Yellow, per ctl 9oc@s1.
sacks. 5oc@$1: Green Peas 2@26c per 10,
String Beans, 215 Q4c per lb Wax Beans, 3Q4c
per ID; Lima beans. 697efaper ib Tomatoes,
35Ge5c per box; Cucumhers. 40@60c per box;
Summer Squash, bay, .4oG5oc per box; Garlic.
2@3c per 10; Cabbage. Soc per ctl Caulinower,
G5c per sack; Green Okra. e0@75c per box; Egg
Plant. I5c9$l per box; Green Peppers, $1@150
per box for Bell and 50cMS1 for Chile
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very firm at the high prices, with stocks of pork
products moderate
CURED MEATs-Bacon, 14Ac per lb for
heavy, 14%c for light medium, 15I5c for light,
lee for extra light and 22@22ac for sugar cured
Dry Salt Sides, 12h Q13c; Bellies, 13hc; East
.ern Sugar-cured Hams, 16A @I!c; California
$3.50; Family, $40; prime Mess Pork, $3.50;
extra clear. $23: Mess, SO; Pig Pork. s26;
Pigs Feet, So; Smoked Beef. lac per h.:
LARD-Tierces quoted ut TIC for California
compound. Sc for Eastern compound and 11Ac
for pure; half barrels; pure, 12e; 1o-ib tins.
l21zc; 5-lb tins, 1850; 3-lb tins. i2Ac-
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, 9&c; three
half barrels, G1sc; tferce, 91ec; two tierees.
9&c; five tierces 9lac.
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Beans and Seeds.

The week closed quietly. with no further
change in. Beans. Pinks and large Whites are
still firm.
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos. s375@3.so Pen.
nominal; small White. $3.25@3.35: large White,
81. 40@2. 60: Pink. 81 S5@2lo; Red, s3@3. 25;
Lima. s4@4.10; Red Kidneys. 81; Blackeye,
S525@5 3d.; Batter, nominal
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. S3.75Q4; Yellow
Mustard, $3.25@3.50; Flaxseed, $3.50; Canary.
6@6hc; Alfalfa. 1211c: Rape 11a@4c; Timothy
SC; Hemp, 5@5Ac per lb; Millet SIC; Broom
Corn Seed. S200l21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
81 250Ql2.T5 per ctl
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GeneraI sIerchnndlre.

at sa4 @1oc; Wool Bags, ssac for BIB and 43c
wshses @ Seattle sase Sc stssa tsa; ss S.
RsS,an pssysr aill nesly9, Coos Bay, s. So
Is per ton in bulk and d SIS IN IN sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions $3.50 per short ton.
oiLs-Linseed is &c lower Quotations
47c for raw; Castor Oil, in cases. No. /, 75c;
Bakers AA. cases. $1.24@1. &c; Lucol. SOC for
soc per gallon cocoanut Hi1f Oil. in in barrels 5sc
for Ceylon and soc for Australian: extra bieached
winter Sperm Oil, CSC; natural winter. Sperm
sad. o Goc; extra , bleaehed s winter Whale on
strained Lard on s5e; No j Lard or. zoe:
Pure Pure Neatsfoot on. 55e; No. l Neatsfoot on;
91e S,s III Herring f on 4oe; sslmon OIL 8oe; boiled
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.--water White
Conl Oil, in bulk, 10hc; Pearl Oil, in cases.
l5c;; Astral. l7c; Star; tic; Extra Star. 2oc;
bnlk, 1715c; in cases, 24c: No. Engine Dis
tillate. iron barrels or drums, Sc; No. dn, Ghc:
cases, 6Ac more; Benzine. In bulk. i2hc; in
cases. ssc.' 7'-'-e' - O1'N' ~ -
TURPENTINE-ssc per gallon in cases and
Tic in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead SlsHc
tify - ~ '.~-''N'-e f-'-''
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining cou,-
Fine Crushed. 4.Soc; Powdered 4.65e; Candy
Granulated. 4.f5c: Fine. Fruit and Coarse Granii-
4.s5c; oonfectioners' A. 4.55c: Magnolia A,
z.l5c; Extra G, 4.o5e; Golden c. 3.e5c; ., 1850;
Fl. & e. Crystal Doulinos 7.55c: Tablets hslf.
bbls. 5.05c; boxes. baoc per Id. Barrels and
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order taken
for less than rs barrels or its equivalent.
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New Work Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 28-The Financial Chron-
iele's weekly weather report claims that on the
whole the weather has been favorable, though
there were some complaints Of shedding in
Texas. 1t also claims that the boil weevil was
doing some damage in that State The weekly
stocks we're bullsh, the into-sight for the week
being e7 945 bales sgainst l33, 400 last year,
which brings the total into-sight 10. Jag, 25S for
the week, q decrease of los 001 against de-
crease for the week OF last year OF 141. 052
and 13S, 406 ia 1904. Spinners takings were
iT5, $50 for the week against 194, ,9oI last year.
The remainder of the crop is disappearing very
rapidly, which would bring the spinners In the
market for q large amount of cotton ar
rival, which latter is expected to show up quite
liberal. The trade conditions are bearish.
Futures opened steady. August. 9s7c; Sep
tember loose October, 10.lsc; November,
10.19e bid; December, 10.27c; January, 1o.32c;
March, IO.44c.
Futures closed steady. August, e.9oc; Sep
tember, I0.04c; October, 10.2oc; November,
10.2ic; December. Io.29c; January. 10.33c; Feb
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29
May Re Entombed In a Mine.

OURAY, Col, July 2S.-General Man
ager L. A Thompson and v. W. Mather
of the Tempest Apex Mining Company
have been missing since yesterday
morning, when they went into the
Mickey Breen mine. and 1t Is feared
that they have been entombed oy q
cave-in-