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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-20
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. July 19.-Wheat early In the day
was decidedly strong active demand by
shorts and commission houses, based upon fresh
reports from Minneapolis of additional instances
where black rust had been found in the spring
wheat crop A sharp rise in the price Of wheat
at Minneapolis apparently substantiated these
edvices. Reports were received claiming that
several provinces In Southern Russia had ex
perienced total failure of the crop. Late in
any great amount of damage had been done by
rust. This caused considerable oft-takng, and
a sharp break in prices at Minneapolis brought
about a quick decline here. The market closed
weak. although part of the early gain was
still retained. September opened 15@ssc TO IS a
q higher at 7S& d7S%c, advanced TO T9A
and then declined to 1875 QISAc. The close
was up Is to &c at 1850
The early bulge in wheat strengthened the
corn market, but later the market weakened on
realizing sales. The market closed near the
lowest point Of the day. September opened
Il to sc higher at 52h J52Ac, sold off to sic
and closed &c lower at l1sc.
The oat market broke sharply about midday.
reports had been greatly exaggerated. and this
caused heavy sales by large holders. September
opened 1sQH to A@$e higher at 341s 435c.
declined TO 331ae and closed Is to 1c of at
33Ac
Provisions were quiet. feature OF trading
was an advance OF 80 cents IN the price OF
July pork. the upturn being caused by the buy
ing of shorts. A firm market for live hogs
caused bullish sentiment IN provisions. At the
close September pork was up 15c at S17.60.
Lard was off Z 12e at $S.9712 and ribs were ga
712c lower at S9.35.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
al npaT, fvlt Tnu-
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TEACHERS ARE GRANTED
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Board of Education Fixes New Hours
of Attendance for Pupils OF
High Schools.

The Board OF Education yesterday
granted leaves of absence to the fol-
lowing teachers: B. f. Since, /. M.
Reynolds. Kathryn G. McQuaide, Es-
ther Simms Helen II. Thompson, ClO-
rinda NJ. Cassinelli. Anna A Dwyer,
Mary E. Moser, Kate Haggerty. E. W.
Beanston. C. II. Stokes. Vesta E. Brad
bury, Victor NJ Downing.
Mary Mahoney, Janitress OF the Edi-
son School. was granted leave Of alb
sence for one year.
The resignation OF Augusta label
Crow as a teacher In the department
was accepted
1t was decided that after July % the
Girls High School shall be located in
the building OF the Lowell High School
and the Commercial High school in
the building OF the Mission High
School. In future the exercises of the
Lowell and Mission high schools are
to begin at SIS a. m. and continue
until 1915 D. m; those at the Com
mercial and Girls high schools at
1880 and continue until 4:30 D. M
The board opened bids for school
supplies. These will be tabulated and
contracts let within a few days.
Grammar grade certificates were Is
sued to Miss Nellie T. Foley and Miss
Muriel Richards. and a special music
teachers certificate to Clara Nc
Gowan Noonan-
The board adjourned to meet this
morning at o'clock.
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The Coffee Trade.

The New York circular Of Henry NOrdinger
& Co. says o. cOheeF
we cali especial attention to the enormous
-sducuon in the visible supply Of Brazil col
re- which took place IN the course Of the last
o4Ite years. ms reoucuon amounts 20 ao0ut
= per cent within that period. and while me
production during these three yesrs was on the
average lobOo00O bags, the consumption ms
Increased from j. 250. 600 TO u, 1000 600 in that
short space OF time.
THE Improvement which has occurred In the
position Of coffee can be best explained IN
looking back 10 the crop year, 1904, when
q production OF Brazil coffee Of 1l.ooo.0 600 bags
resulted IN reduction IN the visible supply OF
only 10000 bags; while two years lster-that
Is, 1866. production Of 10 So, 600 bags
brought about reduction IN the visible sup
due 70 the increase in the consumption
The visible supply Of milds decreased about
$4,000 bags during the past year
Although there are stiu about 100000 bags
of Brazil coffee In orr port, the largest part
Of same is held out Of the market. and we
notice Of late a gradual scarcity OF good roast
ing Santos coffee. No matter how high the
grades they are eagerly bought up by inland
roasters. No new crop OF any extent can
reach consuming markets before the end Of
August and by that time the visible supply Of
Brszils in Europe snd the United States VIII
have undergone a further reduction OF at least
1000 600 bags. These countries have not IN
Fesus been in so good a position for handling
the incoming crop as they are this year; but
find that despite the near approach OF heavy
receipts al Rio and Santos, the Brazilian mar
kets continue 10 rule very hTn, ana there Is a
constant lack Of offerings Of new crop for for
ward shipment. This may be partly due 70
the knowledge Of Brazilian exporters OF the needs
Of consuming markets, but their markets VIII
be put 10 the test when the large receipts
are actually taking place. and IL win then be
seen whether the endurance Of Brazilian Com
missarios 20 hold 20 their prices OF the alb
stentlon Of buyers In consuming markets win
win out An adjustment OF values is bound
q take place in order 70 bring about import
Z -..ness. The question is-which OF the two
- 1sing forces wih have 10 give ins
We are now at the beginning Of crop.
Ihe size 81 thar crop IS Fariously estimated
from n 800 600 10 600 bags. the majority
Of the estimates Of late leaning toward the
larger figure. and stiu nobody knows what the
crop is going 10 be. There were large crop
estimates in circulation al this period OF the year
during tie past three years. and none Of them
have been verified by tie result
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California stock and OIL Exchange.

80 sales.
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Articles OF Incorporation were fled
yesterday of the San Francisco Relief
and Red Cross Funds, a corporation
There is no capital stock The incOr-
porators are: Governor Pardee, Mayor
Schmitz. James d. Phelan, j. Downey
Harvey. William F. Herr1n. 1. w. He'll
man Jr.. Rudolph Spreckels. M. II. de
Young. Thomas Magee, Charles Sutro
Jr, Charles S. W heller, Allan Pollok.
Rufus P. Jennings, Frank G.. Drum,
Carrot McEnerney, W. w. Morrow, H.
E. Law. Joseph s. TObin. Horace Davis,
+. S. Stratton and F. w. Dohrmann. The
Roos Realty Company also incorporat
ed, with Achille. George H., Leon L.
and Robert A. ROOs. as ineOrpOratOrs.
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Chief OMAN COMPELLED
TO FIND new QUARTERS
Obtains Temporary AccOmmOda-
ton Through Courtesy of the
Board Of Education.

For the seventh time since the earth
quake and fire Chief Oman has been
forced TO move his headquarters.
Through the courtesy OF the Board OF
Education he and the Board OF Police
Commissioners have found temporary
accommodation at the former boards
of11ces at Pine and Larkin streets. the
removal from the Lowell High school
having taken place yesterday.
II Is probable that the Chief will re-
main in his new quarters till the build
ing on the old TivOi Opera-house site
on Eddy street is erected.
No location has yet been found for
the property clerk. who has a large
quantity OF trunks and other articles
stored in an annex to the Lowell High
School and tons of funk in the rear
yard OF the school He will be COM.
PEELED to remain at the school TIL a
suitable place is found for him. The
same applies to the Identification Blu
reau and Sergeant Mcdonald. who has
charge OF the Police Court records.
They are still at the high school.
Company A, Captain Duke. moved
from the high school yesterday TO tenn
porary quarters at the City Hall. Nc
Allister and LarkIn streets. but Com
pany E, Captain Mooney, will remain
at the school till the new station on
Bush street, near Van Ness avenue. is
ready for occupancy. The building will
not be completed for two or three
weeks yet. but it can be occupied in a
day or two.
All the police courts have been re-
moved from the school. Both Judges
Mogan and ShortalI will hold court at
the O'Farrell-street police station till
further arrangements are made. Judge
Conlan has commenced his vacation.
and Judge Cabaniss will do so as soon
as he is finished with the Kellner case.
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Morning Session.
Board
25 Anglo Californian Bank ........ 100
90 Contra Costa Water Co........ $500
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Yesterday was quiet day 10 the market for
Dairy Produce trade local account being linn
tied to the purchasing of small parcels for imme-
date needs. There were symptoms OF weak
ness apparent, however. and receivers were not
disposed to urge business. Selected ranch Eggs
lost the half cent advance gained on the preced-
ing day. Otherwise there change In the
quotations. The only transaction on the Ex-
change was a sale of 10 half-boxes OF Creamery
extra Butter at 21c.
Receipts were q. 600 lbs Butter III 400 lbs
Cheese and SOB cases Eggs.
The official quotations, as established by sales.
bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Ex-
change are as follows:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras, Ole per
ID. steady; do hrsts. zoe, steady; seconds Ice,
steady; packing stock firm at lie for No. / and
1910 for No. 2.
CHEESE-California fats, lie per Id,
nrm; Young Americas, he. nrm; Eastern stor-
age, 1910, steady; Western new, 15c, steady
EGGS-Calfornia fresh selected 2lc per
dozen, steady; frsts. 19c. steady; seconds l71ac,
steady,
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Colonel ]. w. Lake appeared before
Police Judge Conlan yesterday and
asked that the charge OF disturbing
the peace which he preferred against
Mrs. Nancy c. Evans, a refugee at
Camp Lake, be dismissed. and it was
so ordered. Lake also asked that a
charge OF battery preferred by Jere-
miah Murphy, a refugee at the camp,
against A j. Evans, Mrs. Evans hus-
band, be dismissed. The order was
made Evans and his wife were ar
rested on July :. Mrs. Evans re-
marked. after the cases were dis
missed, that she would enter suit
against Lake for damages for false
arrest IL he had any money.
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NEW YORK. July 1s.-The years record for
ouliness was approached In todsy's business at
the Stock Exchange. The tedious fluctuations
represented nothing but the shifting operations
OF handful Of room traders and were not sur
Few OF the active stocks moved widely
point from last nights level Interest IN the
market seemed entirely dormant until the sharp
rise al the last. when the market held firm on
the AmslEamated dividend announcement No
less thAn tnree meetings OF corporation directors
were scheduled Tor the day 70 which Importance
had been attached and upon which speculative
hopes had been based or professed. IL early
announced that the ST. Paul meeting could not
held, owing TO the failure 70 secure q quorum
4, the directors. II had been predicted that the
long expected financial deal for the construction
OF the Pacific Coast extension would be cOnsid-
cred at this meetin~ and an official announce
rne1t prepared The market received the rerort
OF the abandonment Of the meeting without rip
pie. Special effort had been made 10 drum up e
quorum on Union Psciac directors but thev at
tended 10 only routine matters, and left the de-
cision Of the next dividend In the hands Of the
executive committee. Confident assertions had
preceded the meeting that q large extra disburse-
ueht hollu DE- '|ne OUT OF the proceeds OF
sales Of the ocmpanys holdings OF Great North
ern preferred and northern Fscine stock The
Gay OF q olflQend announcement on Amaiganated
Copper IS attended with more speculative excite
ment I'm periods Of activity in the market than
almost any otheI event ACclierous preolctnlealts
had been heralded Of probable action ranging
al the way from passing Of the dividend 10
an Increase 10 an per cent rate. The stocks
sagged lazily on The announcement Of the reten-
lion OF the last dividend rate 81 y per cent and
a per cent extra for the quarterly period For
discouraging outlook IN Russia, and II was re-
ported that the London market was affected by
supposed liquidation on account Of the Belt es-
tate. report came from Chicago that rail-
road companies were borrowing heavily from
banks there into March next al 81 70 per cent
20 postpone offerings Of securities IN the present
unfsyOrable market. The outcome Of tomorrow
Offering Of $50. coo 600 Of Panama canal bonds
and the completion OF the repayment OF SO.
200 600 OF Government deposits, which have been
recalled IL awaited with interest.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
s. 81 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Arrivals of new Potatoes continued to clean I'D
promptly at well maintained prices notwith-
standing that the bulk OF the offerings were low
grade and trade was still hampered considerably
by the lack of proper shipping facilities There
was very little doing in Onions and although
the receipts were moderate, prices were barely
steady.
There average demand for miscela-
neous vegetables but with supplies still excess
stYe the market remained weak for general Of
ferings Shipments Of Cucumbers and Summer
Squash from the river districts have about
ment.
PoTAToEs-Per ctl: New crop river in
boxes 90cg 81. 40; do sacks, T5c@$1.10 new
Salinas Burbanks. 81 .25@1. 40.
0NIoNS-Yellow, per ctl. 10000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corn, crates S1a1 25;
sacks, 75c@S125; Green Peas. 81 80 per sack;
String Beans, 115Q3c per Id; Wax Beans, 2QSc
per Id; Tomatoes, 50Q75e for small and 81 25d
for large boxes; Cucumbers, 40G50c per box;
Summer Squash. bay, s5G5Oc per box; Garlic, 2
94c per ID; Cabbage, 60c per ctl; Caulifower 40c
per dozen; Carrots 65c per sack; Turnips 65c
per sack; Green okra,- $Ial.25 per box: Egg
Plant. 81 25@1.50 per box; Green Peppers 81 50
a. per box for Bell and $1G1.25 for Chile
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hops.

Local Wool handlers continue to report an
easy market. with the demand light, as the man.
ufacturers not buying state scourers are
not doing much at present.
Late mail reports from New York say or HOPS:
1.-THE movement of Hops into consumers hands
is only moderate at best, as brewers continue 10
hold off. Sellers, however, in view or the COM
parativey light supply hand offer no special
inducements TO further business and the market
is steady the basis of former quotations Ca
blaes yesterday say that the English and German
crops are suffering severely from hot weather
The estimate for the English crop is now 5Oo,OOO
hundredweight. Choice New York State are now
held at 16c."
HIDFS-Culls and brands sell about 1sG1c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers, 13c;
medium 12c: light 12c; Cow Hides, 12c for
heavy and 12c for light; Stays, SIC: Salted
Kip. 13c: Sailed Veal, 1414c; Sailed Calf. 1413e;
dry Hides 221Sc; dry Kip. zoe; dry Calf 24e;
Sheepskins shearings, 20@40c each; short
Wool 50M75c each; medium, 9OcQSllO; long
Wool 81 2562; Horse Hides, salt, $685. for
large and So 10 for medium, $2.25 for small and
soc for Colts; Horse Hides, dry, S29225 for
large and 81. 5o@1.75 for medium, 81 25 for
small and SOC for Cots. Buekskins-Dry Mexi,
American 3T1Ac Goatskns-Prime Angoras,
roc; extra large do. $1.25; large, soc; medium,
soc: small. 35c.
TAILOW-No. / rendered. AZ Q4hc in bbls;
in cans and drums. ~ less; No. =, S1a@4c;
Grease, 3@31ac.
WOoI-Spring clip-San Joaquin and South
ern. i2416c; Northern, 1SG20c: Humboldt ana
Mendocino. 221a @24c; Middle County, 1601ee;
Nevada, 17@19c per ID.
HoPS-10@12hc per ID for both 1900 and
1905.
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Hay and Feedstnra.

The Hay men are daily getting more dis
gusted over the condition of their market They
say the State has raised the largest crop ever
known and the demand here is sharp vet they
cannot get the goods In from the country One
house alone reports having 100 shipping receipts,
but is unable to tell when the Hay will come IN
Receipts running small, those yesterday
being 365 tons, Including % cars. There have
been practically run out for three DAYS
and the retailers clamoring for supplies
They are buying only q few bales at a time
however, fearing lower prices as soon as the
delayed Hay begins TO come in.
Feedstuffs continue firm and unchanged
BRAN-S20. 50@22 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S SEGA 30 per ton.
SH0RTS-s21. 50Q22. 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley, S22n23.
Mixed Feed. $23024; Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
$3.50; jobbing. $3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. $23 in 10 and 500 80 in Ton
lots; jobbing. SPA Corn Meal, s2sQ29; Cracked
Corn. SOS. 5o@29. 80; Horse Beans nominal:
Broom Corn Feed eOc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal,
carload lots. $3.50; jobbing, $50 per ton:
Mealfalfa, $3.50 in car lots and $40 in smaller
quantities
HAY-old crop-Choice Wheat, SIG. 5oa17. 30
per ton: good Wheat s15@l6; other grades
Wheat. S12@14; Wheat and Dat, scale; Tame
Dat, se.5oq14; Wild Dat, SsQ11; Alfalfa sra
10; stock $T6S per ton.
RAW-30l50c per bale.
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New york Metal Market.

NEW YORK. July 19.-The London tin mar
ket was los higher in spot, which closed at
fI67 IS Cd. but futures were unchanged at tl6o
los. Locally the market steady and about
seven and a half points higher on the average
with spot quoted at $50. 25@36.50.
with SPOT quoted at ESQ Us Cd and futures at
$50 IS Sd. Locally the market reported
duh and more or less nominal. Lake Is quoted
at SIS. 3T15 @1s75: electrolytic at $1S@1S.50 and
casting at $17.75@1S.
Lead was unchanged at S5.75 in the local
market and at SIG lbs in the London market.
Spelter also unchanged in both markets,
closing at f26 lis in London and at $5.e596
locally.
Iron was unchanged at sos for standard
foundry and at sos 41ad for Cleveland warrants
in the English market. Locally iron was IN
changed No. ! foundry Northern. $1S.50419;
No ? foundry Northern S1s@lS.50; No. /
foundry Southern, $1T.50@1s.25, and No. 2
foundry Southern, $17@1T.75.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wal-street stocks higher the day Cotton steady.
Silver and Exchange about before.
Local Stock and Bond trading dull.
Wheat and Barley quiet with firm futures
Oats show motion with prices weak. Corn nominal
Hay merchants Disguised the situation Feedstus firm
Beans show change Mustard Seed lower.
Dried Fruits and Raisins previously stated.
No further variation in Fresh Cured Meats.
Wool quiet and easy Hops steady.
Fresh Fruits in light receipt and firm
Butter Cheese and Eggs quiet and the latter weaker
Poultry market overstocked with inferior fowl.
Potatoes cleaning up we'll Onions quiet
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Andrew Furuseth has fled complaint
before the United States Local inspect
ors against the crew Of the steamship
City OF Puebla. charging them with in
competency. He alleges that eight are
japanese who do not understand Eng
lish, two white men VINO had made only
one trip at sea. a bOatswain who
s-eaks very broken English. three deck
boys from to Is years old and two
quartermasrers. zone OF whom doesn't
know the difference between port and
starboard."
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yesterday. amounting 10 1882 ctls Futures
advanced several fractions but the cash grain
remained quiet and unchanged.
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed 95@9S%c; common
to fair. 90@9215c per ctl; Brewing and Shipping
$1Q1.0219 per ell. -
FUTURES.
10 to 1870 O'Clock Session.
December-9614c.
OATS-The market is getting out of its rut
and is showing more animation. There are no
old crop left. New Reds are Offering at the
quotations and the market is quoted steady,
are liberal and are not meeting with much
response from buyers There have not been over
10000 sacks of the new crop received here
thus far
Good to choice Red, s1.17h@ 1.371a. Blacks
nominal
CORN-There is nothing new to report
California, 81 .55q 1.60 for small round yellow
Western mixed, $1.3714 91.40; Yellow 81 400
1.4215; White, $1,40Q1.4 21a per ell
RYE-New crop is nominal at $l.25G1.3 80 per
ctl to arrive
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 19-FLoBR- Receipts H.
900 barrels; exports 100 barrels; steady, with
moderate inquiry.
WHEAT-Receipts 10000 bushels; spot
sac o: b. afoat; No. / Northern Duluth
ss&c T. o. b. afoat; No. / hard Manitoba. SO q c
Z o. D. ahoat. Starting out with strong adj
vance on bullish Russian crop news from the
profttaking The foreign market was quite
heayy In response to denials of rust damage and
Liquidation. closing only 4 c net higher May SS7
Qs9%c, closed sS7sc; July SO 15-16@s4%c, closed
December s6& QSTssc, closed S69sc
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL-QUIET
C0FFEE-The market for futures closed at a
net advance Of points. Sales for the day were
reported of 5000 bags. including: August.
6.05c; September. 6.30G6 35c. December coca
665e; February, 665@6. zoe; March, 6.s5c; May,
&c; July, 1860.
SUGAR-Raw steady: fair refining. 8 1920;
centrifugal. 90 test. 23-32c; molasses sugar,
1890. Refined. steady.
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES=No change is re-
ported in the market. Prime, 11411Ac; choice,
H. all 2 c; fancy. he
PRUNES- Remain unchanged on spot with
quotations ranging from rs 9SAc, according to
grade
APRICoTS-Are held above buyers views, and
business consequently is light Holders are nrm
however and prices are well maintained Choice
13c; extra choice, 13 NC.
PEACHES-Are unchanged and firm. Choice
10st gle; extra choice. 11A Q1115c; fancy, liz
a 12e; extra fancy, 12@l21se. o,a
RAISINS-Barelv steady Loose muscatels
e1k @7e; seeded raisins, 71aQsAc. London lay
ers. 81 80.
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Poultry and Game.

With the exception of fat, heavy Hens. which
were in short supply and very firm everything
in the Poultry line continued to drag ar weak
and irregular rates. The market was still over
stocked with undesirable offerings OF Chickens
notably Fryers and Broilers. and no reasonable
offer was refused for general offerings Of the
latter
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, IS. 5o@e so for
large and $4@5 for small; old BOOSTERS
S3.50Q4; young BOOSTERS. S5@S; Fryers, S46
4.50; large Broilers, $2.T593 30; small Broilers
81. 75Q2 %; Pigeons, S1@I25: Squads 81 25
GAME-Per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits, $3.50:
Hare SlMI o.
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Reans and SeedS

There further change in the Bean situ-
alton yesterday. Pinks continued firm and Limas
weak.
Mustard Seed is lower, with good crop pros
poets, though there is not much business. as spot
stocks gone and future deliveries are meet
ing with very little attention
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos, S3.T563.9O; Pea.
nominal; small White. $325@3.85; large White
$23o@2. 40; Pink. $1.e54190; Red, $3@3. %
Lima, S4Q4.10; Red Kidneys, "a; Blackeye
s.. 5@5.50; Butter, nominal.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, nominal at So 30.
Yellow Mustard, nominal, SO; Flaxseed $50:
Canary, 6@61ae; Alfalfa. 1245c; Rape, iR 64c;
Timothy, DC; Hemp. 545Ac per Id; Millet 3lbc:
Broom Corn Seed $20@21 per ton
50 5062 10 per ell