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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

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 ...a. 'rc son'hhound .-. .,' .l-.' Back From Henuetta !
 r-. ? ~.,,4 NJ " N'as.c ha' r'' |
 .-. . ., ,i.i' 'o n" Hen l -... .. mirr. amp, i The ] B-I.- D.'t.
 Phoen.1 Man Berc
 E R,I,v aHN,d no" >cs'ef. . .. r.m r.at.x 'a enjoy thc cool n.a-.a,r i-.,.. - 'u' ''i'N m'l' t..a" fora Few .a,. Here From Los Angeles.
 Cb.r,, F.. Fu.or. president and gcn' .-rl maras,r ' ,ac Dripping springs Nta.. .a. Str,r- lue, arrived here las. .,h from '.. Nn.'''.. A Flying Visit
 II. r. Hur,, .u, lrrom. Junction raaraal r.,n'. ia,l d flying visit yes ,.rliv q. tI. .,y. returning home on ,sc afternoon daylight 'yprc-.. Here From Los Angeles.
 Mr ari Nr.. N C. Sarkol. of Lo' An.,'., arrived b,rr yesterday on a .ior, ,. Mr. Shokc'. was connected w..u .U. management ot tho Grown k.1. N.rr. company for number of ,c,r.. aal .'i'l own, extensive mining interest. a .ac Bradshaw mountains. Made Homestead Entry
 raaf.,. Rsdoa came n yr.tcriay from his .nch. ia .as Kirkland valley d..,r,'. , perf,.. So homestead entry oa . tr..t ot aud in ..a' .r,'.on Brought Horses Back
 George C. Bufn,t returned yc>'cr Jay from ta, ~ll, River valley with 2 car load uf hor-,.. which hc had there Uu ya,iuf, duuu. the winter mou'h-. Left for Copper Creek.
 John Baudcr. J. K. Miller and Jamc, Holmes lcf' la.t nigh, on inc ,outhbound ,rain for their mining pos sessions in thc Copper Creek section of the Eurcka district.
 Left for wenden.
 A. E. Noxon lei, last nigh, for the Wendeu district. where bc has a con. tract to sink shsi' on ,bc proper. ,ic- of ,hc Liberty Gold and Copper rompar-.
 Accepts New Position. John krachenbuhl, engineer and mill operator. employed at Harrington for the past year. who has been here for the pas, few days, will leave today for Csnanea, Sonora, Mexico. where he has accepted a position as superintendent, of mining concern
 Mccabe vintors
 J. II. Farrell and daughter, Miss Nora Farrell, of NeCabc, were anon, the out of town visitors here yestcr. day. Mr. Farrell is general manager of the New England. Arizona Gold and Copper company, operating Q promising property about three and one.half miles north of MeCabc. He is accompanied by his foreman. l.. \. Shock.
 Back From White River. Mrs. George Wooster and her daurh. Ter. Elaine, have returned here from an extended stay in White River. Mir. Wooster will return in a shor, time. Locates Here Permanently. J. Gleason, who arrived her, Wodn.,. day from Chicago, purchased the West Garlcy street barber shop yesterday. after concluding to reside here pc,m. sner,ly.
 Vrom Saturdays Daily.)
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
tFrom Saturdays DailyD

Mayer Visitor.
 Mrs. II. II. Atkin, of Mayer i. visit. ing in the city. McCabe Visitor.
 Mark Boston came m yesterday from AeCabc 10 enjoy short vacation here. Crown King Visitor.
 A. H. "ienn of Crown King was among the out of town visitors here m business yesterday. Mine Manager Here.
 samuel G. Johnson, general mauaye, oi the Alto mine, in Eugene Guleb is here on mining business. Back From Turkey Creek.
 It. w. Poulson returned yesterday from the Turkey Creek district. where ne has mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Here From Los Angcles.

Nr ari Mrs. \. C. >urhol- of Lo, AuscI., arrived h,rr yesterday on D .,8r- ,I.. Mr. ~hekr|. was connected W!:u '.. management .t ihc Crown k.o. NIr-. .r.mlaus for % number of ,car.. auI .'i'l own, extensive mining interest. .s .nr Bradshaw mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From the South

W. II Msckay. supcur',l., '." Baumann Copper company. returned here yesterday from 90 vi.- ' che southern par, of the Tcrri-sr'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Lef. for Copper Creek.

John Bauicr. J K Miller and Jamc, Holmes l,t' ls-t night on ,h" >ou,hbound 'rain for their mining pos session, in thc Copper Creek section of the Eureka district
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Accepts New Position.

John kraehenbuhl, engineer and mill operator. employed at Harrington for the past year. who has been here for the pas, few days, will leave today for Csnanea, Sonora, Mexico. where hc has accepted position as superintendent of a mining sonccru.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Mine Manager Visits

C. e. Stakcy. Cenora. u-aa- the Ilodic mine. 10 tae Crook Gan. yon country. q. h,r" ir mining
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Here From Lo. Angeles.

ClrI,, F.. ru.et. president and gen .-rl m1r7s,r .i ,ao Dripping Spring' Mine. .a. St'er-. lne, arrived hcr' la.. nigh from '.> Nn.'''..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From Cordes.

F.. \. Taylor, chief clerk in the se oral passenger and freight agents O fee. has returned from Cordes, whe large shipments of wool are being ma, Co the eastern markets
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From Henuetta

r-. .....4 NJ VI NNg.o ha~ rc .a. '''i' '" 'h" 'i'" -.t.. ..I .'.- mining .a'p' ' 'h' H.. i.- ..ff
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Brough, Horses Back

George C. RufnDr returned yc>'cr- aay from 'ae ~ll, River valley with 2 car load uf hor,,.. which hr had there ou pa,tutr ,uriu. the winter months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From the Springs.

Ex-Governor and Mrs. \. C. Mutpb, returned here yesterday from an ., tended stay in Castle Hot Springs. The, will leave for the east in a few day,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Los Angeles Visitor.

Miss Gertrude MeCaifrcy of Lo gclcs k visiting in the city. s the guest of her friend. Mis-, Thomas.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Made Homestead Entry

,lar,. ksd'H .am, .H yesterday from his ranch. ia ..e Kirkland valley d.,.u,'. 2. reu,., 8 homestead entry u : it.-- u Mu. |. -.., ..-i-nn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Mine Manager Here

George Rohpcter .ul7rn'' the great Belcher minr. ., .'" mining business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Humboldt Visitor.

r.. J. Carlyle of Humboldt j. .H '-. city on one of he rcri0d,0 .rsa's> visits.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
p,-..- oAeer Here

lcrm.. am ,. ri1 ''y.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Phoen.x Man Herc

j. S H,l,v H'N'd ''i' f''''' .. tr.m r...t.x '0 enjoy thc cool r. ..-.a,r i-,,.. - '.' "ei'N a mil' 4...t for. few .4t-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
A Flying Visit

p. r.. liu-.,, t.' Jerome Jon'I'' rairaaI r.,a'. ia,l d flying visit yes '.rlav 2. tI. lty returning home o' Enc afternoon daylight 'yprc-,.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Left for Copper Creek

sam Bishop left lasi uisl' Or '.' Copper Creek country .n tae Eureka district. wherc be h7, .N'.r.... w.. inc intcrcs,s
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From the bsrn,e

Archie Loekhari all or.r- H Lynch returned last evening from a visit ,o the Bannic mi1c. ir 'h. Lower Lynx Creek section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Left for Scarchlight.

]. x. Murphy, superintendent of tl, Copper Mountain and BinebamtOl mines, in the Agua Fria district, Jeff yesterday for short visit in Search light, New, where hc has cstensiu ,,,n,u, ,n..s.sto
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Left for Home.

Mrs. G. o. Roberts left yesterdav for her home in Trinidad, Colo, ait,, pleasant visits here and in Phocni, with relatives and friends. She i, cousin of Sheriff Lowry.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Here From Humboldt

Norman Hale. thc st.a. returned here rrstc'dar ''r boli'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
A rlying v.st

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Here From Harrington.

John sicss. The HarrIng' 'D-.a''f and mill man. i- visiting w''h ''''' ' in inc citv.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Left for Wepden.

A. E. Noxon lei, las, nigh, for jhc Weudeu district. where bc has con, tract to sink sbsi' on ,bc proper ,ics of 'hc Liberty Gold and Copper ,nrnrar-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Groom Creek Visitors.

Peter Mackin and John swisor Groom Creek mining men, were amo,, inc out of town visitors ,ransae,;,. business here yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

W. C. Suhcrs of ~eno'.i u.- the ou' of town tsi'rr. r. day
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Here From Senator

Mr anl Mrs 1T ? Hl-i's b1ldt are vi.i;ing in 'h' ''''.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
mining interests.
Here From the South.

F.. w. Brooks, mining engineer, ar, connected with the management of tt, Dripping Springs Copper Mines asd Shelters, Inc, in Pinal county, arrived here yesterday morning from the sss'A on mining business. Ic will remsi, hcrc few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From rlagstan.

Attorney General F.. $. Clark re,p,, cd yesterday from a professional vii, tp Flagstaff, where the April term |. the district court is now in soss;o,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
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 Groom
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Mine Manager Here.

George Y. Young, general mana,e of the Derby mine, in the Thumb pu,, district, is here on mining business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
r,u for copper Basin.

I... Tor, .a1y l,o last night I"r t.-... va,rt ," has accepted !"
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
ncCabe Visitors.

J. II. Farrell and daughter, Miss Nora Farrell, of NeCabc, were among the out of town visitors here yestcr. day Mr. Farrell is general manager of the New EnglsndArizcua Gold and Copper company, operating Q promising property about three and one half miles north of MeCabc. He is accompanied by his foreman. l.. \. Shock.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

Alum is used in some baking pow. ders and in most of the so-called phosphate powders. because tt Is cheap. and makes a cheaper pow. der. But alum Is corrosive which. taken in food. acts injuriously upon the stomach. liver and kjdneyA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Cabbage King Here.

G. \. Ainswor,h aiHy,d hesc yes. ierday from his cabbage gardens, in the Juniper country. He reports feed on the rauges excellcn: and stock in fac condition for this season of ,he year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Here From Ash Fork

Colin Campbell, prominent woo grower of northern Arizona, arT.vet here last evening ou 't. ,ol'hhouuj train. from Ash Fork
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Humboldt viztoD.

R. r. Denny. 'he Jun yisffDc ir the civ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From White River.

Mrs George Wooster and her daugh Ter, Elaine, have returned here iron an extended stay in White River. Mir Wooster will return in "A sho,, finn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Visiting in coftiAs.

Vt8SaoS u S0S0eS.
 F. A. Taylor. chief clerk in ,Ac gen. eral passenger and freight agents Of. See, left yesterday morning for Cor. de-, to weigh a large consignment oi wool being shipped from Ina, place 70 the eastern markets
 Back From octave.
 Harry Heaslcy. Pi,'sburg. Pa, cap. italiss, heavily interested in the oe. tsve and Mudhoie mines, returned here yesterday from two weeks visi, in Octave. where extensive prep. arasions arc being made 10 resume de. velopmcu, work on a large scale.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

The Royal Baker and Pastry Cook" - containing over Boo mos, practical and valuable cooking re. ceipts-tree to every patron. Send postal card with your full address.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Congress Junction Visitor.

Congress Junction Visitor.
 Mrs. T. J. Morrison of Congress Jn, tion is visiting in the city. She !. guest nt tho Congress hotcl. visiting in Del Rio.
 Miss Lillian Adolpbi left ye.c,a. for Del Rio, where she will visi, w,n friends for the next few wccl, Back From Wenden.
 L. S Campbell returned ve.,o,, from visit to the Wcndcn rp.nir, A ,rlc'. along thc \. & C. railroad Visiting In Ash Fork.
 Ni~, Elizabctl, Henry lei, vcHe,l.. for A,h Fork. where she will yisi, x,, Mrs. F. \. McGivern for some ,ime Mine Manager Here.
 George Y. Young, general mana,,, of the Derby mine, in the Thumb pn,, district, is here on mining bushes. Back From rlagstan.
 Attorney General F.. $. Clark re,n,, cd yesterday from n professional vi,, to Flagstaff, where the April term ,, the district court is now in scssio, Los Angeles Visitor.
 Miss Gertrude MeCaifrcy of To, An. gclcs is visiting in the city. She il, the guest of her friend, Miss Ca, Thomas.
 Groom Creek Visitors.
 Peter Mackin and John swiser Groom Creek mining men. were amo,, inc out of town visitors transae,i,, business here yesterday. Back From the Springs. ! Ex-Governor and Mrs. x. O. Murnh, returned here yesterday from an q J tended stay in Castle Hot Springs. Thr will leave for the east In . few day, Left for Home.
 Mrs. C. 0. Roberts left yesterdav for her home in Trinidad Colo. aft,, ' pleasant visits here and in Phoenj, with relatives and friends. She s , cousin of Sheriff Lowry.
 Back From Cordes.
 F.. \. Taylor, chief clerk in the Zen "ral passenger and freight agents oi fee. has returned from Cordes, wher, large shipments of wool are being mad, Co the eastern markets.
 Left for Scarchlight.
 ]. <. Murphy, superintendent of tl, Copper Mountain and Bingbam,os mines, in the Agua Fria district, left yesterday for d shor, visit in SearcA. light. New, where hc has extensive mining interests.
 Here From the South.
 F.. W. Brooks, mining engineer, ar, connected with the management of ,t, Dripping Springs Copper Mines rd Shelters, Inc, in Pinal county, arrived here yesterday morning from ,h. seuA on mining business. lIc will rems, here few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Visiting In Ash Fork.

Ni~, Elizabeth Henry lcit ycae, for Ash Fork. where she will visi, , Mrs. r.. \. McGivern for some finn,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Locates Here Permanently.

J. Gleason. who arrived here Wodnss. day from Chicago, purchased the West 1afIey street barber shop yesterday. after concluding 'o reside here rcfm. snenily.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
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From Thrs.'ay'- rs
Simmons visl,or
stockman v.srs

W. '. A.,- .f~ ;le slty t-.st.-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17

Mrs. T. J. Morrison of Congress h.. ton is visiting in the city. She ; guest nt tho Congress hotel Visiting in Del Rio.
 Miss Lillian Adolpbi left ye,te,d,. for Del Rio, where she will vis;, ,.,, friends for the next few weol,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
Back From Wenden.

r.. <. Campbell returned ycs from , visit to the Wcndcn u.pir trir'. along thc A. & C. railro,l
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
BALTIMORE arockA.
Furnished Sy Van schaick & Co. No. wall strx
FERRY STOCKS.
cHlcAeo aRAIN AID PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. l6.-Overselling by bears and their
covering Ter caused q slight advance and steady
close % the whest market to-day. The final quota
uo1s on wheat were &c higher. Corn was IN
changed. Oats were 30 higher. Provisions were so
lover 20 q SHADE higher.
The wheat market opened weak because of lack
q support, which based largely upon lower
prices at Liverpool The fear was also expressed
that the Bank ot England may again advance its
rate 0I discount and this caused considerable un-
loading Of long wheat, well much selling for
short account The bears overshot the market
somewhat, and their efforts to cover late in the
cay caused the Drlce or DeceInber 10 adYancS
quickly with the result that II closed higher than
The last prices OF yesterday. slight reaction was
caused from the top price Of the day by the un-
favorable opinion generally entertained of the New
York bank statement. The export demand was
practically nothing. December wheat opened CSC
20 zc sc &c lower at 939sc TO 5S7sc, and liter
selling between S51sc ana S5T<c closed STEADY at
sissc CieaIauCes og wheat ano four were equal 70
1860 bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels, against 745cC0 bushels en- the Same day
lsst year minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported acepts Of 40 cars against lSl cars last
week and $50 cars year ago.
The corn market was nervous and prices weI.
generally lower, with the trade chiefly OF Local
Character The good weather for the curing or the
crop and the weak tone Of the whole market our
ing the greater part OF the day were depressing
factors Trading was very light December corn
opened &c to ic to 1c 20 5sc lower at 6a1sc to $40,
sold between dc and $40 and closed unchanged at
5c. Local receipts were IA cars with z5 OF con-
tract grade
Vhe tide in oatg was exceedingly light and was
confined largely 20 professional trading The de-
psn5 for cash oats was poor ano local safes "ste
only =. g-g bushels December oats opened tsc
higher at fsi1c solo between &c and 46tsc and
closed at 45lzc. Local receipts were lGs cars.
The weakness OF grain caused an easy opening
n provisions. but later the covering Oy SHOTS IA
rihs brought about regain of the early loss TRAD
ing was nor large At the close January pork was
g lower a. 81 20 Lard was 2t5c lower at - '7z'
Ribs were 2 shade higher at s. S71a 20 81 Sh -
Estimated receipts for Mon0'N are: NEeo', .
cars: corn "a cars: oats l26 cars: hogs $500 head
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
r free progecn and fnn formation
Western rlultiphOne Company
Washington Life Building
Cor. Broadway s Liberty Street, New York

sPEIEG CIuCEzE3ss brqilers Philadelphia. to 70 70
* pIl-g ~ ffa4esi DO & Mes5sFn Dry psSsd i29
5epha 4a20e; do Eastern liza ise do PeInsylvania is
l6c 40 Western dry picked llal4e; 90 Ohio and Meh-
fowls. western dry picked. 1ogla!.c: DO ohio and
seaided 1oa12e: do southwestern. l0Qll 4sc: OLD
i6ae; DO Virginia f5ilafi6c 30 Western I5ai4s;
arge white per dozen y 59S4 25 do mixed. 81 I5S2
GASIE-Prne domestic frozen and foreign fresh
regular IN in @ quality FrsaS TabSs WORKING " out at about
quotations az J@eHFa6PitS m steady We quote; Quail & per
81 5Qas4 5 do black. S3Q$3 20 DO grass 50 50gs3 IS:
pair $1d$i .: GHorSE. Per Psr ssSss 50; PAR
per pair s3gSa 5o do Fedhead 81 50g$2 90 n9aTd 1n
" .. do ruddy 9OsCc do teal ous|nS IoGgSI i9 90
wSoo deer per ro S5gaoe do saddles: 59gssc:
POTATOES A&D yEGGfABLEs! SGss
Caaiao%ers weaker Celery duh Eggpisnts dull
Carrots weak. Cucumbers steady. Lettuce in heavy
supply ana low Mushrooms steady: Peas cas-, scarce scarce
Other yegeta5les range about as quoted % We quote:
western in buik per $50 u. 81 75@s2; and
ro So do per s1s Sh 8 70 81 ~ SNLs dS peT bsse
81 . 4 81 15 do southern per bbI s. so So -;
aaST6y near ~ per 100 69nchss 81 @5 cARRoTs nearby
10 4oc do state per case 81 o9$1 Is: cABBAGEs
per b6l 75cq$l do red 81 G$l IS; caIc0RY state tate
PeT ep5 a. oG Eastern sS New p os 6Se SSe s DO pee O
box. So 5O0$3 50 do Florida. basket. 81 5O6$2;
do per crate 81 253$l 70; CACLIFLOWERS Long
Island short per bbl 81 75aS s. so; do long cut.
SlRSI 90: EGGPLANTS Jersey. bbl. 75c RS1 %:
do Florida per box. 81 a 81. HORSERADISH per bbI,
S5GS6: LETTUCE. state. basket box. and East
ern per strap do North Carolina. per basket
81 25 do Norfolk, 81 do Florida. 81 n So:
do New Orleans. per bbl 81 30 So co. LIMA BEANS.
per basket bag, JOv q 81 90 MUSHROOMS. hot
aouse. per 10, % T5c; ONIONS. Connecticut white.
per bbl. 81 5OgS3 So do yellow, 81 50gs2; do red,
81 5O9Sl 75 do state. white basket. 81 81 -;
do state and western; white per crate 30 O490e; do
white. per bag, S2QS3; do yellow, bag. 81 % Q
81 I5; DO Orange County, yellow. per bag. 81 IS q
lunches. 50; OKRA Florida per carrier. 81 5O9 81:
75e@s1; PEPPERS. nearby. per large bbl 81 so
per carrier s75QsI; PEAS Florida per basket.
SIC So; ROSIAINE. New orleans. per bbl. s1a
81 80; Florida. per basket. $IGSl so: STRING
BEANS. Florida green and and Charleston.
green and basket, 81 so 50 Savannah.
green. 81 81 do North Carolina. green. $16s2; do
Virginia, green. 75c9Sl so; SQUASH. Hubbard. per
bb 81 % 81 TO; do marrow. 81 81 25 do Florida,
white. per box 81 50G 81 20; SPINACH Norfolk.
bbl zoe 81, do Baltimore, 75c TOMATOES, Florida,
carrier I0c 81; do Jersey. box. 10G5Oc; do
California dat box 81 25G$1 10; do hothOuse.
ID. 1OG 2Jc; TCRNIPS. Canada. rutabaga per bbl.
81; do Jersey and Long Island, rutabaga. T5@N; do
punches. 81 a 81 20.
Toledo. Nov 6--CLoVERSEEsD-Cash. so S5; Deem
Der. 50 20: March, 50 62k RYE-No I. Soc No 2 Tac;
No 3. 75c- TIMOTHY-PTime. 81 20 AISIKEs-Prnle,
50 40. December. So 40
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. November 49, 1907
BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow dun. Medium held
steady. Pea firm Red kidney steady. Other beans
unchanged. We quote: BEANS-Aarrow 1906 choice.
per bushei. 81 25Q$2 27h: do common TO good seq
choice 81 81 u do common good 81 1882 so;
do white kidney, 1905 choice. 81 7OQ$2 70: do red
81 l58$2 40 do black turtle choice 81 80 9$1 aO
yellow eye choice 81 20: do lima California So 90
$$s Sss e. PNAS-'''''n Scotch 1907 choice 50 10
BUTTER-Recepts to-day. 2789 pkgs Receipts
light az the close and most holders regard the
market as fairly steady for positively fancy high
receivers report little surplus OF stock which they
Of the market barely steady except possibly on the
slowly and hne 70 fancy stock is freely offered at
demand in the very highest grades Ladies dragging.
Packing stock about steady We quote: Creamery.
do seconds IS 026c thirds. % 24c: held. spe
cia!s 2sc; do extras 1927 do hrsts 25s 26c do
do good to choice, 20 O. 26o do common TO fair. 81
4c; process specials 24ci do extras, 2S 923he; do
Sc, imitation creamery. hrsts. 22 923hc Western
factory hrsts 2ic; do seconds 19920c do thirds lsc
packing stock No l. 2Ol Q2le; do No .. lS920c;
CHEESE-Receipts to-day 1856 boxes: exports 500
boxes. The market continues quiet, and most
OF October made cheese. The late cheese shows in
creasng late made defects the advances and
the is still weak and unsettled though further
change has been made IN quotations Fine September
made fun cream higher than present prices and
holders urging sales. but demand exceedingly
generally quiet. Liverpool cables: Finest Canadian
62s for coored and sos Cd for white We quotes State
15ite; do october. best 121sc; good 70 prime,
G12hc; 40 common TO fair, a1z 911t5e; do large,
large October. best, 1924 do prime. Q L
II &C; skins, i 10 specials. II do skins fine a
lOc; do fair TO good 81 este; do common 4a5c
EGGs-Recsipts to-day. s.oss cases The market
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cs3oaeo Nov 1e--CATTLE-R Receipts. about 600 head;
marie, steady boeyes 50 25aS6 30 COWS, 81 IOQs4 80
eEes s. 259S7 y; Texans. So l5gsS SO stoeEers @ @ anu
feeders s. % 81 80 HOGS Receipts about lZy0y hstG
hkes hTns llgt, 81 90QS5 90 mixed 334SSSS ~:
assyy = s5gS5 50 rough - S5g$3 pigs "a 2S9S9 d d
lsd STEADY. natives. $3.50 10 western $<GS%Ss
taflnsa a C5gE5 -, lambs t49S8 5oi Western. sag
euasIo Nov i5-CA TTI4E-Receipts eco head;
fhft slow VIsAIS-Receirs. 400 head; market active
1l- l5r lower. a S5N$5 HOGS-Receipts, $3.50 heho
-fAt JNl0c lower. closing strong heaEy ana
-&sa - 7gl,sa s. 5OaS5 7o pig - ~
{. -, aairies. 80 250S5 90 SHEEP and l-AABstts
Us 5000 head r1lrket active; sheep STEADY; LAMBS
'a9', lower, lambs $3.50 50
.ei1auau Ng.. lG-HOCs active; butchers. ana ship
- y VyHSa g.. 81 lO0Sa 80 CATTLE 80:
80 sagpe1E G54&5 % common. g 26GS2 10
a. steady. = 25U&4 70 LAMBS steady "a 1V4$o 80.
sS4naas CITY So. Noy. -CATTI-I-Iteeelps. 1900
s is4ret unchanged; choice export ana dressed 10 ef
sss sJHS1; good So 75ffS4 yo western steers
segA 50: ftOekerg ana feeders. 81 50aS4; southern
ss5 - 7CaS3 So Southern cows S29s3; native cows
% native hei;eis, s. 4p9S5 Is: bulls e g$d J0'
Rres y IJHSS; receipts for the week. oo5OO heaa.
~ Receipts 1000 head market strong 20 Sc higher.
- i9 bglk Of Facs. S5dS5 I2lz; heavy, $oss5 10,
sr a"S3 -. Digs and light ~ SJ4$O 10 receipt
ron.ee, .ees 1890 head EIiEEBNo receipts market
s45s siea1y; lambs. 81 40dse - ewes ana yearngs
80, western yesriings, 81 1OaSo western - oo9So'
~ oa Ea STOCK Yards, Pitsburg Mo-. le-CAITLE-sIp.
gnssL nsFhc STEADY. cholee s6nSo p prime 90 81
hls e calves. fe9Ss % HcGs-Receipts fair InaTket
vE@ - =. light Workers So 70aS5 50; pigs. So 2oa
kre, tg1slf $5nS5 90 sHEEP-SupPy light naTke'
tsfSs frne Vetherh 50 2Jl$G 20; culs and common
'@s~ oe' lambs. S5Q47