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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
GRANVILLE

Mrs. Charles McIntire has bo..
I'll the past week. gae
Henry Buzzell has been siek a.
week, but is gaining slowly. =
Henry Buzzell, Jr., has been 81.
past week, but is gaining slowly. .
l.. q. Kent and wife and tWo 5s...
Gently. Nsl'i ,
II. A. Kendall OF NorthdeId So.
fathers for a few days helping ,ta
sugaring. '"-
Miss Marie Chandler is spapsi,,
vacation at her grandfathefs 4 h
Hemenway.
The friends OF Lola Fifield wiIIts :,
TO hear she is gaining, although sfili =.
fined to the bed.
Miss Florence Kendall returned Tan.
day from Mortified, where shs h, ~,
for several weeks.
Miss Lillian Hubbard went MoBssvn
Montpelier seminary, where ~ hi
study music and art.
Mrs. Clark Sargent has returned 4,
Newbury, N. H., after spending 1 =,
weeks at her fathers.
The social party given at School Bos.
ball Friday evening was well ATTENDED
spite OF the rain and bad travelling
Everyone reports fine time.
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HANCOCK.

Z. d. ellison of Bethel was in town re-
Gently.
g, f. Marsh was in Middlebury a day
last week.
Miss Abbie Eaton is at home from her
school in Rochester.
Lola Fifield, who has been quite in, il
slowly improving.
Geo. Taylor has commenced work with
his saving machine.
Mrs. S. A. Tart and daughter returned
to Montpelier Saturday.
James NJ. Swinyer and wife Of Roches-
ter visited at @. Z. Marsh'sa day last
week.
Mrs. Cady Of Braintree, who has been
spending several days ct the boarding
house, left town Tuesday.
Geo. Wright and wife. who have been
visiting IN town. returned Monday to
their home in Natick, Mass.
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TUNnRIDoE.
Auction.

WANTED TO buy live fowls.
A. NJ. DEAN, Spring Road.
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Dwelling, barn and about ten acres, IN
the village, and brick dwelling, barn ano
about 80 acres at the Mills, in South Roy
alton, VI, April 18th, 1906, at 10 q. m. T.
B. Wallis estate.
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paper samples have ever had. / give q
discount OF $50. Write or telephone me
and | shall be glad to call and show
samples. MRS. GEO. II. Brown. 3w
Ira Heller was in Hanover Saturday.
II. Lee Hatch was IN Fairlee recently.
Alvin King spent Sunday in Hanover.
Emily Morris has been taking a week S
vacation.
Buchanan Tyson is home for the Easter
vacation
John Barrett spent day in West Fair
lee recently.
Rev. H. d. X. Whitney spoke in Post
Mills Sunday.
John Judson was in New York on bust
ness last week.
james Tyson, Jr., spent several days ID
New York recently.
Merton Beckwith OF Hanover visited
Frary Buell. recently.
Miss Fannie Kendall spent several DAYS
in Lebanon last week.
Mrs. Irving Pixley visited her sister,
Mrs. Kendall, recently.
Merrill Lane is home from the q. V. NJ
for the Easter vacation.
Mr.. KING OF Dartmouth college, a chem
list, has arrived in town.
The f. B. Sunday school will hold
sugar party Thursday, April 9Th.
VIM Beckwith OF Post Mills spoke at
the +. B. church Sunday morning.
Mrs. |. L. Nowlan was away several
DAYS last week for a much needed rest.
Miss Lydia Buell. returned from Goddard
seminary Saturday for the spring vaca-
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Kendall had quite company
Friday afternoon in spite OF the bad
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker have returned from
Medford and will spend the summer with
Mrs. John Burnham.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller, state superintendent of
Sunday schools, held a service i'm this
place Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. John Judson and little daughter.
Katharine, were in South Royalton re-
Gently to call upon Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
before their return to Salt Lake City.
Rev. II. f. X. Whitney gave bis boys
entertainment. assisted by members of the
Grange. who presented the drama, "a
Black Diamond. - at Union Village Thurs
day evening, March %.
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the village, and brick dwelling, barn ahs
about 80 acres at the Mills, in South Roy
alton, VI, April 18th, 1905, at 10 q. m.
B. Wallis estate.
Mrs. Hattie Clark went to Claremont, n
H., Saturday.
DIR. Hayward went to Randolph last
week Wednesday.
Mrs. Rolls Pierce was taken violently
i'll Sunday night.
Leon Flint has gone to Boston, where be
has good situation.
John Bowen moved onto one OF the
Cushman farms last week.
Mrs. Frank Hayward came from Con
cord Sunday to visit her parents.
Miss Nellie Rising has been i'll and con-
fined TO the house several weeks.
Miss Ruth Farnsworth OF Bralntree
visited Violet Sumner last week.
Mr.. Luce OF East Braintree is to work
for q. Ii. Sumner in the creamery.
Archie Goodale Of South Royalton is to
work for f. c. Sleeper in sugaring.
Miss Winnie Rowell is home for a four
weeks vacation to assist her mother.
DIR. Hayward and Bert Osborne attended
the funeral of John Button OF Royalton.
Henry Clogston has moved onto the
Gilley place and the farm where he lived
has been sold.
Mrs. Eva Stickney OF White River juno
tion made short visit 20 a few friends
here over Sunday.
Austin Blake has finished work in the
grist mill and hired out for a month for
Elwin Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall OF Oxford, N. H., we're
here Sunday to attend the funeral OF her
uncle, M. NJ. Kibbee.
Ray +. Butterheld, will spend part OF
his vacation here the last OF this week and
will supply the pulpit next Sunday.
The next meeting OF the Ladies' Aid II
be with Mrs. G. f. Ballon next week
Wednesday, April 18th. All are invited to
be present.
II. r. Isham and family OF Warren,
Mass, who are to move on the farm va
Gated by Mr.. Clogston, are guests at the
hotel few days.
Milton NJ. Kibbee, an old resident, died
At his home in this village Friday night, !
March 30, at $50. He had made Tun-
bridge his home for the past so years. He |
Unlisted in the 9th Vermont Infantry and |
vas honorably discharged from the ser
7ice at the close OF the war in 1865. He /
W. Kibbee of Oxford, n. H., Mrs. Charles |
Chandler OF Etna. n. H., and Howard c. |
<ibbee OF Tunbridge. He was born. in |
VT, Feb. p, 1880, and was 70 /
ears old when he died. He was buried /
rom the Congl church Sunday under the /
direction OF Whitney Post, G.. A. r., Of
which he was member. Rev. Joel Whit
icy OF Royalton otiiciated. He was never
married..
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A Sovereign" That Costs Only One
Dollar.

Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
Of Rondout, y. Y, is a sovereign medi-
cine for nervousness, rheumatism. kidney
and liver complaints, and all the nls pc
culiar TO women. It drives the poison
from the blood, and restores the patient 10
N bloom OF health. You will never re-
2 ret the exchange Of one dollar for a bottle
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05

The most rational remedy for cough,
and colds is Kennedy's Laxative Hong
and Tar. IL acts on the bowels asa md.
cathartic-expels all cold from the system
Cuts all phlegm out OF the throat, rtlisys
coughs, colds, Group, whoopiHg cougt.
etc. An ideal remedy for children equsI.
ly good for adults. Sold by Goodss,
pharmacy, Rochester.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
sTRAFFoap.

A. 3. Carpenter was in Sharon Monday
John Darling was in Post Mills Mon
day.
Rev. A. J. Eastman was in Sharon sat
urdsy.
Geo. w. Noyes visited friends in Tun-
bridge recently.
l.. L. Udall aud wife were in Sharon las I
week Thursday.
L. P. Hazelton was in South Royalton
Tuesday OF last week.
Mrs. Joseph Ross is with her daughter,
( Mrs. Lugene Bartlett.
Jethro Root purchased seven cows Of
/ Frank Brown recently.
Miss Ethel Clogston is working for Mrs.
Curtis Currier, who is ill.
@. F. Chandler carried a party to Union
Village Thursday evening.
DR.. Frost OF Hanover visited Rev. Henry
Cummings the last Of last week.
Frank Brown attended the auction at
Norwich Wednesday of last week.
Charles Clark and John Kendall have
tapped the Dana White sugar place.
Mrs. Charles Cove recently bought
horse of James Kendall Of South STAFFORD.
Mrs. G. A. Densmore of Chelsea Was at
Mrs. A. J. Eastman's Monday OF last
week.
The Pompanoosuc stage has been rum
ming on wheels since Wednesday OF last
week.
Eustaee Carpenter OF Medford is spend-
ing few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. r. Carpenter.
Thomas Duncan and family have re-
turned to this town, after a residence Of
about year in Tunbridge.
w. S. Udall formerly a resident of this |
town, now OF st. Adams, spent day with |
his sister, Mrs. Fred Preston, the last OF |
last week.
Mrs. Richard Bacon, who had been visit |
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. j. East /
man, has returned to her home in North /
CharlestoWn.
c. "A. Crane and son, Earl, assisted Haz-
elton's orchestra in playing for a dance /
given at Sharon under the auspices OF the
base ball club last Thursday evening.
The comedy, IA Black Diamond, given
here a short time ago under the auspices
Of the Grange, was repeated Thursday
evening at Union Village, by the same
cast.
Last week Tuesday evening, ID. c. Root
ook from the postofiice a letter written
April 20, 1884, mailed at Gouverneur, N.
Y :, and addressed to him at Paxton. Mass
Mr.. Root having left Paxton, however, the
etter was sent to Cotton, N. ", where for
some unexplained reason, it remained for
,ver twenty years, having been remailed
rom there few days ago. Ii was written
~ sister of the recipient, who was also
he mother of Mrs. Frank Preston of this
'lace, and who died some fifteen years
ince.
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Ordinary household accidents have no
terrors when there's bottle OF DIR. Thorn
as Eelectrc Oil in the medicine chest.
Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains. In
slant relief.
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Race Suicide in Stafford

Race suicide is no new theme. As far
back as 1853 when the late Justin 5.
Morrill, prepared an article on StrafforG
wrote:-
''Strafiord is divided into 10 school
districts with 623 scholars and il is a
curious fact that in 1910 with less popu-
lation the number OF scholars was $40"
And yet those were days in which in
the very same book it was recorded of
Goodwife Gideon Sabin of Hardwick
that she was the proud mother OF 70
children
Some people are never satisfied. - st.
Adams Messenger.
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles, Druggists are authorized To refund
money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
in 8 to ii days SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES Sept. 21.--Butter continues
to be the market feature. The differences ex-
isting between the Exchange and the Butter
morning and dealers generally are recognizing
the price of 60c to Csc. set by the Exchange
yesterday as the official price Practicaliy all
of them are asking CSC. although 1T 1s said
that one or two houses have split the difference
and are asking S621ac
by frmness, and the receipts OF local ranch eggs
mand.
Trading was fair in the fruit market
Fresh vegetables requiring cooking are NOV
ing slowly and no improvement is expected
until cooler weather prevails
Cucurnbers and summer squash are In strong
demand and are selling from sc TO 10c per
pound higher than yesterday.
Eggs-Local ranch, candled 35c; northern
ranch, candled. 30c; fresh Eastern, BIC; select
ed Eastern storage, 27c.
BUtter--Local creamery. fancy. 6oG65c; Val
ley creamery. fancy. 60@e5c; coast creamery.
fancy; 55c; coast dairy, choice. 5oG521ac; cook
ing. &c.
Cheese-Northern. fresh. 14@15c: Anchor.
hand lec; Eastern singles, 16616lh: Eastern
twins. l512 4i6c: Eastern cheddars. 16c; Eastern
soaghoFn s.,iei lsaqlIe; Eastern dairy; 1eh @lTc;
burger. zoe: brick cream 20c
Potatoes "a cwt-)--Early Rose, Northern. 81 .35
al; 40: gurbanks. s1.5od1 -e5; choice. $3.50
potatoes. s2.o0@2 Is
onions-Y ellow Danvers. s125@1. so; North
Grated. 2oc; sun dried. zoe; ground, i2%c: Me1i-
can. bulk, 1se: Austin Brown. local S1.50;
Northern, s1.250f50
81 30; Lima. No. 1, SEQ; Lady Washington. No.
!. s3,25M3.50; do small white No l. $1,000
s,,l 9,.S Black Eye $3.50; Garavanzas s45o@5. 90;
Honey "a pound,-comb. water white. lee.
light amber. I29lsc: comb. white. lac; ex-
tractcd white. 6o-pound cans. eae1sc; light am
Der, 5is@ec.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Thee wheat market
opened strong on good buying by commission
houses and shorts. The chief factors were firm
cables, small shipments from Argentina and
light Northwestern receipts. Later news came
that the Northwestern crop has been oyeresh-
mated and that the yield in that section viii
Wet weather and unfavorable farm reports were
also factors for higher prices. Local traders
fought the advance strongly. selling heavily
every time the market halted. They made no
impression on the market however until after
the middle Of the session, when prices declined
under the constant haniniering The market for
cash wheat firm throughout the day. The
market closed firm. December opened " a 15c
higher at 1914 qT54. sold between 74H a I5k
and closed unchanged to 1sc higher at 74N
674He.
The trading in the corn pit was chiefly in
the September delivery. prices In that option
declining. from 49tc to 4sKc. Cash corn
dropped to a similar extent. December opened
M4kc higher at 424s Q4e5Sc sold between
42Xc and 4s1s G4shc and closed A@%c down
The slump in corn and the loss Of the early
oat msrket.. December opened hGAc higher
at 34M GS4ssc sold between 53s<c and 34%c
and closed h@&c lower at 33% @33Nc
The provisions market was Arm, chiefly on an
advance OF Be IN the price OF live hogs AT
the close January pork l2Lc higher lard
was up sc and ribs were 5GTHc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low Close
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CereraI sTerc,,oodise-

BAGS Grain bags are ssln lower and dull at
sA @sise; Wool Bags. 2s1ac for 3-lb and 43c
for Alb; Fruit Bags &c.
weiiington. 80; Seattle. title S.; Bryant. SC;
Beaver Hill. $3.50; Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay. $3.50:
Richmond, $3.50; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
1928 in sacks. Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. Sl1 %
Mountain descriptions, $3.50 per short ton
OILS-Quotatlons are for barrels: for cases
add &c; Linseed, Acc per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA. cases. 81 -2411- 26: Lucol. soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut. cases. S5G1
90c per gallon Cocoanut on IN barrels. 5sc
Tor csylSn and 5Se for Australian extra eleasd
Oil. csc; extra bleached winter Whale OIL.
6oc;. natural Whale OIL soc; extra winter
strained p,rs Lard OIL Sc; No Lsrd on; SSs' 1si
571ac: Herring OIL, 4oc. Salmon Oil. SOC; boiled
Fish OIL 35c; Paint OIL 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETC,-Water White
17c: M Astral. isc: @ star i7e:. Extra @ star. aoe:
Elaine. 26c; Eocene. 1sc. Stove Gasoline. in
bulk. l115c; IN cases. 2lc; Motor Gasoline i, IN
tillate, iron barrels or drums. Sc No. do Gas;
cases. 6iac more. Benzine. IN bulk. l2l3c. II
cases, i9c; s6-degree Gasoline, IN bulk, zoe; IN
TURPENTINE-s3c per gallon IN cases and
&c IN drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. SQSlac
per ID; White Lead. sGs1ac, according to quan-
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed 5.20c. Powdered:
Bose: Candy Granulated. 5.e5c: Fine Fruit and
Coarse GranuIated, 4-95c: Beet Granulated QG0-lh
bags only. -: Confectioners' A. 4-95c; Mag
nolia A. 4.55c; Extra C. 4.45c; Golden c. 4-35c;
d. 4.25c: Fl and f Crystal Dominos. T.95c Tab
let's, half bbls. 5.45c: boxes. 5.T0c per lb- Bar
rels and 5oilb bags. 10c. half-bbls 25c and boxes
SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than 70 barrels or its equivalent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY soF THE MARKETS.

Walstreet Stocks rather easier Cotton barely steady
Call Money, 21za6 per cent Silver 1sc lower
Exchange unchanged
Water and Sugar Stocks strong Mining Shares irregular
Shipment Of $4,000 in Treasure Hongkong.
Wheat futures unchanged. Barley futures 1c higher.
Oats demand for seed Corn dull Lima Beans weaker
Nothing Hay Feedstufs. Grain Bags still lower
Pork weak Beef and Mutton steady Cured Meats easy
Wool still very dull. Hops quiet and unchanged.
Eggs advanced lc Butter and Cheese firm
Poultry still firm and in good demand
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables continue sufficient supply
Fresh Fruits quiet, with few variations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Potatoes, Onion. and yeretahle..

Inc Potato market was rather dull yesterday,
as as usual toward. the close of the week but
.ne general situation was unchanged. the best
M stocs peing held at full figures. while of lots
previously quoted
There We're no noteworthy changes in mis-
eeiianeous &c A yegetables The usual quantity came
70 nan, nand and trade was about up to the average.
:, ,PoTATOES-Per ctl: River Whites. 75c@
si;lo; Salinas Eurbanks, $l.25g1 co. Sweet Po-
tatoes, S1@1.75.
ONdoNS-Yellow. per ctI eo075c.
nEGETABIES-Green Corn crates, $1.504
IL 10; SACKS, 81. .o5@I50; String Beans. 2@4c per
n 10, Lima Beans. 21z a31zc per ID; Tomatoes, 25@
ooc per boz; Cncumbers. 4o@50c per box; SUM
i1eb SQUASH 4o@ooc per box Garlic 2@sc per ID;
per dozen; Carrots. 50@65c per sack: Turaips,
3og 1! 45e &c per sack; Green okra. 100000 per box
Sslgo.nt, esg rant, 100000 per box; Green Peppers, 25
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Receipts of Produce.
FRIDAYS SEPTEMBER 21.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Water and Sugar Stocks Firm-Mining
Shares Irregular.

The water and sugar stocks monopolized the
attention of brokers on the Stock and Bond
Exchange yesterday and both were firm. Spring
Valley Water was S1.122 higher at SO sc Y
Onomea Sugar advanced to s41. and there were
fractional advances In HoDokaa and Hutchin-
son. A lower bid of $103 made for Tele-
phone. Sales of bonds were S43. 600.
In mining stocks the Southern Nevadas we're
quieter. but most OF the leaders were steady to
firm. Mohawk was an exception. being decid-
edly weaker. There was also an easy feeling
in the Comstocks. which showed lower plane
OF quotations.
Home OIL was ex-dividend OF 15c yesterday.
The Silver Hill Mining Company has declared
regular dividend of sc per share. payable
October 3.
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company
of Bodie has declared a regular quarterly dfvi-
dend of 10c per share and an extra dividend
Of SC per share. Both payable October 15 1906.
Tonopah Midway stock was ex-dividend OF Sc
per share In the board yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Poultry and Game.

receipts Of Poultry. while much lighter thar
previously, were unusually heavy for Friday
out tne demand continued brisk and prices were
easily maintained. The market closed very
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, So. 50M7 for
iarse and S5@5-50 for small; old Roosters. 81 q
O. Young BOOSTERS. S70S for large and So. .50G
o.oo LOT small; Fryers, $450@5, large Bro!l
ers, 400; small Broilers, $3@3.50; Pig
cons sl25; Squads. 81 .50Q2; Ducks. s596 fol
younS and SS.50Q5 for old; Geese, Sl.75@2 pei
pair; live Turkeys. 2l l@22c per ID.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare, Sl.10@2 Cottontai
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Now York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Sept 21-The London tin mar.
ket was higher with spot quoted at f1s4 7s Cd
and futures at f1ss rs Cd. Locally the market
was quiet with spot quoted at $50 IS 04o.
Copper was higher in the London market.
with spot and futures both quoted at Ess 12s
Cd Locally the market was hrmer. with the
big producers asking the outside prices Lake
is quoted at $ls2591e5o; electTolytic, $le0
925; casting, Slss11z 019.12H.
Lead was unchanged at els SIS Sd in the
London market and at s5.75ae OH, according
to delivery in the local market.
Speiter was unchanged at e27 los in London
and 6.3o@6.4o locally
Iron was higher abroad with standard forn-
dry quoted at SIS Id and Cleveland warranss at
54s 7i1d. Locally the market firm. with
No. foundry northern quoted at $40 25 921
No. 2 do $1e.75G20.50; No. do Southern, $20.5 so
d2l; No. do $20G20 80. q
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 21.--The cotton market
was inst as dull as 1t was yesterday, which is
saying great deal. Fluctuations were within
range Of four to five points. The weather
cided Improvement Picking and ginning are
proceeding rapidly. Southern spot markets were
generally quiet and unchanged.
Dick says:s There some bears who be-
lieve we shall have a large cotton crop, and
while they do not look for any immediate de-
cline. they selling on hard spots instead OF
covering on them"
The New York Commercial says: The market
seems to take it for granted that no matter how
perfect the weather is, the Government is going
to show big deteriora tion This is being held
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

G6hc for No q Cows and Heifers. SC: No.
. Cows. 41hc: thin Cows. &C.
CALyES4M @4Ec per ID for light 35s64c
for medium and 36315c for heavy (gross weight.
SHEEP-W ethers, 41a04sac per ID; Ewes. 4e
(gross weight.
IAN AMBS-4lsF7Jc per ID.
HOGS-12j to 250 lbs. sic per lbs under 1o5
lbs. 6lz @613c; ESQ lbs and over. G961<e: Bears
so per cent. Stays 30@40 per cent and Sows 10
Goo per cent OF from above quotations
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Wheat and Other Grain..

wHEAT-Liverpooi and Paris futures were
Doth nrmsr ,nass Chicago and san Francisco price.
firm better foreign advices. Argentine send
ing in some unfavoreble reports. A wire from
Chicago e aa said: EACH day brings less favorable
There Is a heavy rainfall in many sections o1
the spring wheat country today. Most signif
Frank Howard. a very conservative local an
thority. who reports Minnesota harvesting ths
lowest in SIX years. BE gives total for three
deducts AZ. 600. 900 bushels Durum wheat leay-
ing l56. 600, 900 bushels regular shipping or reg
CASH, WHEAT
California Club. sl.20 for No. and $121A
ior choice; California White Australian, 81 21H
lower srsses s Of csif0snis =, aa iog
Northern Bluestcm, $1.3o: Northern Red. 81. 2215
FUTURES
10 to 1870 O'clock Session
December GRea rs sl Hlss sssx Gx sf,ss GlGss Il :;
ctls, after dedveting from. The total a line
OF 22,4l3 ctls. down from Port Costa on vessel
Feed is steady ana unchanged on the SPOT
but 1c higher for December. Cheyalier is neg
lected and nominal. Brewing is stronger and
saes a s puf t S eaes
such sales are for special requirements and
therefore not quotable.
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed. spot, S1.02h 1.O6L
common TO fair. 90c@sl per ctl; Brewing and
Shipping, s1.0716 10 per ctl; Cheyalier
Sll2h G1-2o for poor to common and 81 % fol
choice.
FUTURES
10 to Ii 80 o'clock Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
December SI.olA 81 .01t 81 OH 81 OF y
oATS-The regular fall demand for seed /;
now visible and hne lots for this business com
mand good prices. Otherwise there is nothing
new.
Good to choice Red. for feed. S1.35@l .421s
comuion to fair s1.15Q1 80; Red, for seed
- 45Gl.5 so; White, $i.3211 al AS; Blacks, S1.6t
a. per ctl.
coRN-Ihe market exhibits no variation
worthy OF note
California, ST. 55@l s5 for small round yellow
California white. nominal; Western mixed
s1-s7E Yellow, $40; White. S1.4o91.42h pei
cental.
RYE 81 .soa1 .s21s per ctl