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La Junta tribune., 1907-03-09

lied thus making the work offered
so varied as to meet the needs Of al
most every student.
Attorney Clyde 7. Davis. Of La
Junta, was in Swink Thursday on
legal business.
For REST-Space for a barber
shop in Gwynn's pool room. Dough-
erty block, under Elks' hall.
X. J. Parker. general superintend-
ent. made trip Of inspection over
the east end of the western grand
division this week.
We are in receipt Of a souvenir
postal card from W. $. Matlock
showing the wreck Of the battleship
Maine. and dated Havana. Cuba.
February 2sth. He says: Have
drank enough beer the last ten davs
to float the Maine. but she is still at
the bottom.
John w. Lutterell. Of Lovington,
ILL.,. arrived in La Junta last week
aeannpanisA b. hia family. snd will
become 4 resident Of this section.
having recently purchased the 16O
acre ranch Of J. w. Longacre in the
Fairmount country. The consider
alton was $4,000.
Clarence Boomer was up from
Las Animas q couple of days this
week. returning on No. s. last We'd
nesday. Clarence says that LIS An
imas is one Of the. livliest burgs in
the state these days. and that .
great deal Of building is in progreB.
including FIVE brick business blocks.
John Skoglund. for many ysars q
resident of North La Junta. left q
few days ago. accompanied b. his
family. for Portland. Ore. where
he expects to locate permanent3~.
We expect to see him back here
ae.in. however. before many nous.s.
after he has had little expesieace
with Oregon rains and perpsenai
mists.
Last Friday evening the membess
OF the Reformed Presbyterian church
called in body on c. r. Dodds Ct
hls residence on Lincoln svuuue.
Ar. Dodds has been treasurer - ~
congregation almost since its osxnn-
iz.fion. and with . high appgsefn-
ton Of his service. the peop1e ~
Ar. Dodds . benutiful bible - a|
token Of their gratitude. ne h1EsD
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-09
SOME MORE LOCAL irGMs.
Trade with II. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

Trade with II. u. 1000.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
For international Stock Food see
Crozier.
Smoke Ia Junta's Best" Sold
by all deaiers.
For SALE-Small safe. Inquire
Of the Norton Auto Company.
When buying bicycles or automo-
biles see the S. f. Norton Auto
Company. II East First street.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embalmers. Phone.
East "A: night phone. Junta "a.
Gem" -four, best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Junta Milling Co.
Engineers Heirgood. Mccartney
and Walker have been assigned to
the south end for service between
La Junta and Trinidad.
FOR SALE OR Hamilton
cabinet grand piano; good as new:
will trade for horse and buggy. In
quire at this office.
We make loans to salaried persons
on their note. without mortgage or
indorser.-Riverside Loan Company.
Miller-Hale block.
Engineer Harry <. Cox has re-
signed as chairman Of Division No.
sos. B. Of L. E.. and the order is
nov looking for an available candi-
date to take the position which Mr..
Cox has long and acceptably filled.
w. G. Hileman. Of Centerville.
Iexa, who was \ resident Of this city
fo- neariv q wear in 1901. has been
in town this week visiting old friends
and former haunts. He regrets now
that he did not remain in La Junta.
and says he intends to return to our
burg this fall and locate perma-
nently.
At the last moment . change was
made in the arrangements for the
funeral of J. Richard Pearson. Who
died in Pueblo February 18th. The
funeral was to have besn held in Pu-
eblo last Sunday. and ali Of the local
Masonic orders hsd made arrange
ments to attend. Late Saturday.
however. word WIS received that it
haA beea dsci6si 10 dhiptAe ranGns
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-09
Gsssss osss.sssy.

Miss Humphrey is nov prepared
TO iAov de Lids Of La Junta all
the latest novelties in millinery. also
an assortment of the well known
Gage hats
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3.e5c; D. 3.s5c; Il. & E. Crystal Dominoe s.
1859; Tablets, half-bbls, 5.O5c; boxes: $500 per
ID. Barrels and 50-lb bags 1oc haI1ools .d SSe
and boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for all grades
No order taken for less than 20 barrels OF us
COFFEE. f. Bickfords circular reports the
receipts at this port during 1906 at "a 992 bags
against PA 500 in 1908. The distribution Tor me
year was 264s05 bags. against 2S3. ISL. These
latter figures include csrried-over stock from pre-
ceding years. The stock on hand January 4
was 1919 bags against 10. 1872 on January /,
1906 The worlds visible supply January 1 was
14.3I1,S36 bags. against 12'64f,5So January l.
..The downward tendency Of the New York
market, noted in our last circular or Oecehloet
5. has been persistent during the past month,
40 points. due to continued enormously heavy re-
ceipts at the Brazilian shipping ports-more Is,
pecially Santos. December receipts exceeded
those of the corresponding month Of 1900 oy
more than a million bags. whereas a material
predicted and expected. This feature has nat
urally had depressing effect upon all conees
for immediate requirements. while awaiting fur-
Their developments. but at the same time their
continually. StOck-taking, the winding up OF the
years business, and the intervening heil Gay
ness. New crop Central Americans are later
than expected Arrivals have been light and
as vet very incomplete and with light stocks in
all hands there is good and growing demand
ahead for all grades
Costa Rica stock 24s bagsl-136131ae for
strictly prime washed 126125c for prime
washed; 11@111ac for good washed; 11%@12ac
for good TO prime washed peabeFry: 10St 61112c
for good to prime peaberry: 101S@1115c for
good to primes 9@1oc for fair; 7d9c for COM
to ordinary.
Salvador (stock 1900 bsgs)-11G1215c for prime
to strictly prime washed: 1919 d1114e for good
washed: 9A@105sc for fair washed: liz @121ac
for good 10 prime washed peaberry: 10dl0&c
for good to prime semi-washed; 106iO1tc for
superior unwashed: 90 9. nominal. for good green
unwashed 11@11 PC for good 70 superior I'M
washed peaberry; TGsI5c for common to ordi-
Nicaragua (stock 1856 bagsl-1115G12c. nomi-
nal. for prime washed; 952611c nominal. for
fair to strictly good washed; or G934c nominal
for good to superior unwashed.
Guatemala Mexican (stock 4251 and 141 bagsl--
l2d131ac for prime TO strictly prime washed:
uAd1l%c for, strictly good washed; 1O1s@11c
for good washed; 1061015c for fair washed: 9L
69&c for medium: 7@s1ac for common to ordi-
nary; 1115M1215c for good TO prime washed pea
berry: 11Q11Lc for good TO prime unwashed
peaherry; sA G1OAe for good to superior IN
Hawaiian (stock 1901 bags)-13614c for fan
ey; 111a G1215c for prime: 101h 01114c for good:
94 q10Ac for fair; 11012c for peaberry; T09c
for low grades
Ecuador stock 22s1 bags)-sc for current un-
washed
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Butter. Cbee,e and .Eggs

The Egg market continued TO weaken yester-
day. with sellers far outnumbering buyers, both
on the Exchange and in the open market. Fresh
selected were lower again and on Wednesday
both grades quoted at the same figure.
Ten cases of selected sold at 40c the Ex-
change and 3T12c bid and 40c asked for eX-
tras. There was continued all-around frmness in
Butter and the light receipts of fresh table
goods cleaned up quickly. Posted dealers say
pie can be expected for several weeks. There
were no sales Change, though the top quota
ton was freely bid. All descriptions of Cheese
stood as previously quoted.
Receipts were "a. 600 lbs Butter, 10000 lbs
Cheese and 266 cases Eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by the sales. bids and offers the
floor of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 3715c per ID.
firm; do firsts, SAC, firm: seconds. 26c. firm;
packing stock firm at 2115c for No. l and 21c
for No. 2; Eastern extras 30e. steady; do frsts,
Csc firm; Eastern ladle extras, 21%c. firm.
Storage goods.Califorpia extras. 291ac. firm;
hrsts, 2112c. firm: seconds. 25c, firm; No 1
packing stock 20i5c, firm; Eastern extras, zoe.
firm: Eastern ladies, firm at 21&c for extras
and 21%c for frsts
CHEESE-Fancy California, fats, 1870
per ID. firm; firsts. 12c. weak; Young Amer
fcas fancy, 15c. steady; frsts, 14c. weak: East
ern fancy. 11c firm; Western. fancy, 15c, firm.
Storage goods-Fancy California fats, 1910,
weak; do frsts, be, weak; fancy Eastern, TIC.
firm; fancy Western, 13hc firm.
EGGS-California fresh selected, 40c per doz,
onds, 33c. steady; California storage selected.
30c firm: frsts. 26c. firm Eastern storage, Sc
lected, Csc, firm; frsts 241ac, firm; seconds. zoe,
firm.
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LOS ANGELES. JAM 10.--The few produce
ing found dat could reach tne ON Ali sides by
fnIealers who begged for supplies as II tn nr
Ia ves depended upon it.. The scrmmage on one
LAPS wagon loaded with lettuce resemplea !. a
bargain counter sale. Dealers were Wiling ~
pay almost any price for garden produce IN or
were paid viii require sales at loss IN some
iussances- One lot of turnips SOLD at oV Genus
:, The wet condition of the ground VIII shorten
tne celery season, it is rotting IN the srounu-
Although only fortyenine cases of eggs were
recelFed the prices remained the same same II ~
OF eggs in the market and the normal consuaiip
non Is 500 cases day, so it VIII oe TeauiIy
seen that unless the local receipts greatly IN
erease prices will have TO be raised. -
only ninety-six pounds of butter We're re-
ceived No change in prices today but butter butter
row the markets will be in bad way.
Ihere were no shipments received Dy elInsr
me salt Lake or Wells Fargo, OWING 10 WASH
Local produce receipts:
9, EGGS 40 cases; butter. 96 pounos' POTATOES
$40 sacks: onions. 300 sacks. -
The following are the jobbing prices IN the
EGGS-Locai ranch. canded SIC: northern
ranch. candled soc: selected storage, 2sc.
BUITER-Local creamery. soc; vaaes cre SAD
6 61 &c; coast dairy. choice, 62la 9ooc' COOKING
Ice; anchor. Young America. lsc: anchor, hand.
Ice; Eastern singles. 1TG19c: Eastern twins
lic, Eastern Cheddars 16d lb12c: hasleIn lons
horn. 1SM1Si5e; Eastern dairy, lsc; SWISS I'M
ported. 2sG29c; Swiss domestic. zoe; Limburger'
1sc; brick cream 20c
POULTRY prices. live weight. per ID
Hens, light weight, 14e; Young roostees toc
fryers, Ice; broilers, lsc old roosters, &c; tur,
keys, 17ci old toms. Ice; young toms, liei men
turkeys. loo; geese. 12c: ducks, &c; SQUADS
81 dozen. Selling prices dressed per ID
Hens. 19c; young ROSTERS, zoe; fryers NC proll-
ers. pc: old ROSTERS. 12c; turkeys &c o olo
toms. 2oc young toms. &c. hen turkeys 2oc;
geese. 1sc; ducks. 1Sc: squads, So a dozen
POTATOES (per cwtl-Idaho rnralsi 81 80
Colorado. 81 So Salinas. 81 .90d2; Hlghland
81. s562: sweet potatoes. 81 80: Watsonville,
$l.S5M1a0: Nevada So oregon. 81
ONIONS-YelIow Danvers SIPS: northern,
SIPS: garlic &c: Chils. green. SIC; evaporated.
i3@isi5c; sun dried. 1S@l9l5c; ground, 12l5c;
Mexican bulk 1914 @13c.
BEANS. (per cwtl--Pink. No. /. s26oaS; No.
., 81 80; Lima No /, IS; Lady Washington, NO.
1. 2.9o63 do small white. No. l. s. 6oq3 20;
Blaekeyes. S3T564; Garvanzas s42544.5O; len
tils. q610c 10.
HONEY (per lb)-Comb. water. white. i6e;
light amber. lac: comb white, lac; extracted;
water white, 60-lb cans. III Gsc; extracted
white. 60-lb cans. 61n 67c: light amber 6g612c.
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THE STOCK MARKET
Goldfield Stocks Full of Fever-Com-
stocks Quiet--TeIephone stock


}, The feature in local securities yesterday was
the decline in Telephone TO SIO2- so. loss of
LOO from the preceding day. The stock subse-
quently recovered to $1O3.5O. Brokers attributed
the decline to realizing by those who had ac-
CURED stock under current quotations. Other
features We're sales of Bank Of California at
$363.5O and San Francisco Savings Union ar $500.
There were lower bids and asking prices for As
ISOLATED Oil. as will be seen Giant Powder was
hrm at slight advance. Makaweli Sugar was
ex dividend Of Doc under the rule.
The southern Nevada mining stocks were again
actite, with good deal of scufIling and scream
ing among the brokers and a very large public
attendance in the boardroom. The market ruled
hrm, with higher prices for the leaders until
toward the close, when it took turn downward.
The Wingheld-Nixon stocks were the centers OF
attention. and Goldfeld Consolidated Mines sold
up TO S11 COmbina ton Fraction to $500 Mo
hawk to S1S1215. and so on.
The Comstocks were quiet and without much
feature There considerable activity In Gale
donia at 57@es and Yellow jacket was lower
declining to ST.
Monte Cristo OIL was e1 dividend of lie yes
terday.
The OIL Exchange now holds its sessions at
1915 p. m.
The Mercantile Crude oil Company has levied
an assessment OF &c, delinquent February IS
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1850 Gid Con Mo .1213 5000 Silver pick = :
900 Gid Con NJ. 10 25l 500 Silver IDfct T., :
so Gid Con MI .S719 500 SDearbead ~ :
1900 Gid Con NIL 90 1000 st Ives 4 o7l
$500 Gid Con NJ. 10. 90 1000 ST Ives 4 r
5000 G Gid Bar Elk p 100 Ton F~ta, :
1000 G Kewanas-1. 7715i 500 Tram Con -
5000 Gid Portland. 4Ol4O0O Verna1 I
5000 Gid Third Chm % 1000 VernaI
1000 Great Bend. i. IS 2O0O Vel Horua r. :
5000 Great Bend .471s 5000 YeIIovv pcs !
5000 Great BEND. L 42 5000 Yellow Poe
1000 Do, s 10. l. 5l
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
ALASKA
Bid.Ask Ma A.,
wild Goose 1.75 0'o ASi
CALIFORNIA
Arsonaut = $50 Furn Crk Ex..
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The situation In the fruit market showed but
little change from the preceding day. The re-
turn of pleasant sunny weather caused better
feeling in all lines. but there was no noticeable
Improvement in trade on regular local account.
The storms and blockades the railroads kept
receipts of everything down.
CRANBERRIES-Easter seas per Dbl.
APPLES-Fancy. $1.356150 per box for New
town Pippins. s1.75@2.2 % for Spitzenbergs 81. %
also for other red varieties and S1@1-25 for
Bellfowers; common to choice, 50cGS1 per box
Christmas Apples. $1.7562.50 per box
PEARS-Winter Nellis S1.T5@2.25 per box:
other varieties. $1@1.50 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
S2.50Q3 for fancy: s1.75@2.25 for choice: and
81 al so for standards; Seedlings 75cMS1 .25
Tangerines halves. S125; quarters 50c@S1;
Lemons. S2.50@3 for fancy. 81 .50m2 for choice
and 75cMS12 % for standard: Grape Fruit. 50 %
M3.50 for seedless and S2@2.50 for common
Lines, S3.5064.
TROPICAL FRUITS - Bananas, $162 per
bunch for Hawaiian and seas for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples. Sob per dozen.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provts,on.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1o-Sentment in the wheat
pit was bullish all day and good general demand
in evidence for the greater part of the session.
The chief factors contributing to the strength of
the market outside Of the small Northwestern
movement were firm cables, damage by rain in
the Ohio Valley TO the fall-sOwn crop, and an
active demand for cash wheat at MINNEAPOLIS
The market eased of somewhat about the middle
Of the day on realizing sales, but rallied on a
renewed demand by shorts and commission
houses The close was firm. May opened Il n
&c higher at 76h @76Ac, sold between 757s a
76c and I6A 976ssc. and closed q Ghc higher
at 76A d76ssc.
cables. small local receipts and the poor grad
ing Of arrivals were the main reasons for the
frmness shown. The market was steady all day
and closed a. slight advance. May opened un-
changed TO 1sc higher at 53ks assoc advanced
to 1850 ana closed at 43S G43s4c.
The oats market firm Trading WAS in
small volume. Nav opened shade higher at
36Ac, sold up 10 1850, and closed KdAc at
the higher point.
Provisions were firm all day on buying BY
local packers and outside investors. At the
close May pork was up 221hc lard was up I21bc.
and ribs were 15c higher at se.10
The leading futures ranged follows:
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisin. and Honey

The New York Journal of Commerce of the
9Th says: There is no abatement of the strong
feeling based upon the small available supplies
in first hands and in prunes and raisins there is
upward tendency to prices. which Is expected
to develop into actual advance when buying
Is resumed. However, little Improvement in
general business is looked for until after the
middle of the month. Foreign dried fruits are
dull"
FRUITs-Apricots, 15@1sc per Ib; Evap.
grated Apples. spot, ga Gshc: Peaches, 100
13c; Pears, 9@12hc: Prunes 4-size basis ga
SIC: large sizes. 4@5e basis.
RAISINS--Seeded 81 aloe: Loose Muscatels
lively; Seedless Sultanas. &c: Thompson Seedless
716c for unbleached; London Layers 3-crown
S1.S5; London Layers, 2-crown. $1.75: Clusters
SS.5 for Imperial IS for Dehesa and So for
fancy.
X L. 16lk@1sc; Ne Plus Ultra feG17c; brakes
49, 614hc: Languedocs. 131z614c; hardsheIl
961oc. Walnuts, jobbing prices-Soft she'll
15@1ec for. No. and l2@15c for No; 2: hard
shell. 14c for No. and lie for No. 2; Italian
Chestnuts s010c per Ib.
HoNEY-i6@17c per ID for bright comb and
13615c for amber: do. extracted. 6h @715c for
water white and 81 acc for amber.
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PouItrv and came

Receipts of live Poultry from domestic points
continued light, because of the storms in the
interior, which have left the roads in very bad
shape, thus preventing the delivery of consgn-
ments at shipping stations What little stock
came in was quickly snapped up at firm rates,
and as on the preceding day fine. large Chickens
occasionally commanded a premium. Game was
prices
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. $66s.50 for
large and S506 for small: old BOOSTERS. $4M5;
young BOOSTERS. S6Gs50: Fryers. $500: Broil-
ers. $685.: Pigeons. S1@1.2 %; Squads. $2G2. 30;
Ducks, seas for young and $5@6 for old;
TURKEYS---Per ID: Dressed. 24@26c; live,
20G22e per ID.
Canvasbacks $569: Sprig S5d6: Teal. $3n
$50: Gray Ducks. S464-50; Widgeon, s3.5o@4;
small Ducks. $2.5063; Black Jacks. So; Gray
Geese. s4d450; White Geese, 81. 50@2. so;
Brant. s3@3.50 for large and S202.50 for small
bits 50 5013
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wal-street Stocks steady Call Money <1z9o per cent
Cotton II 70 10 points lower
Silver SIC lower New York Exchange still higher
Rotlschd saws American prosperity is stable basis
CIoldheld Stocks feverish. Telephone stock lower
Wheat in good milling demand
Barley and other Grains featureless.
Hav Feedstuffs and Beans previously quoted
Potatoes easy under heavy arrivals Onions quiet
Poultry and Game in light receipt and firm.
Eggs Butter firm. with light stocks Cheese unchanged
Fruit market quiet and devoid of feature.
Continued predictions of advances in Prunes and Raisins
Provisions Live and Dressed Meats steady to firm
Nothing new in Wool Hides or Hops.
Two cars Of Buckwheat arrive in the local market.
Increasing demand Coffee reported
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NEW YORK Jan Io-The stock market to-
DAY vss exceedingly dull and narrow and the
movement Of prices sluggish There was some
appearance Of good absorption Of few stocks,
which had sympathetic strengthening effect on
ment dragged duly. The demand that impressed
sentiment was for few Of the usual specu-
pecially favored 10 this class. There a
striking movement also in New York Central.
and some Of the industrials below the first class,
especially among the railroad equipment com
panies- made good gains The activities OF the
ernmental functionaries IN measures OF inquiry
OF opposition 70 corporations seemed 70 icons
hesviness Of Union Pacific, and also IN the weak
ness Of the Gould stocks, presumably based on
the suit Of the Missouri State officials against
the combination among those roads. There was
o sharp break In the Canadian Pacific group,
which seemed TO he connected with the large ad-
vsnoes which have occurred 10 those stocks in
connection with hopes Of dividend Increases
which have not been fully realized.
On the side Of the money market developments
were IN favor of the market. The pOstponement
By the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the date OF
with the national banks 50 as to set forward
the payments Of the installments two weeks
received with relief the removal of q
threatened embarrassment before the recupers-
10 make the transaction easy. II was accepted
also as implying further postponement OF the
which n wae intended originally 70 begin 10
call IN February J. The Bank OF England s
retention OF the per cent discount rate was
not q surprise IN view Of the continued heavy
demands upon that institution. Withdrawals for
today were S7.l00. 600 for shipment from London
10 South America. The strong weekly return
waE thus neufra LIED.
The call loan rates ruled below per cent.
There bids higher than per cent for
any period. The disturbing effect Of the break
10 the Gould aud Canadian Pacific groups i'm
pal red the earlier strength Of the market and
the closing was irregular, with mixed showing
OF changes.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par value)
81 e52 900.
United States 2s coupon declined Il per cent
on call.
New York stock IIst
f. r. Hutton a Co. 400 California street
members OF the New York Stock Exchange
furnish the following list OF bond and stock
esles yesterday:
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General Merchandise

BAGS-Grain Bags, June-July, s% 6sTc;
Wool Bags. 2s15c for BIB and 43c for Alb
COLLABORATION S12 per ton; New Wei
lington. So: Beaver Hill, $40: Coos Bay $40;
Richmond s12; Cumberland. s14 in bulk and
$l6.25 In sacks; Camel. So per ton; Welch An
thracite, SIS; Coke. SIS per ton in bulk and
Sll In sacks; Rocky Mountain. nominal
OII-Quotations for barrels. for cases
add &c. Linseed. 54c per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA. cases. s12sa1. 80; Lucoi, SOC for
90c per gallon: Cocoanut OIL. in barrels, Sc for
Ceylon md soc for Australian: extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil. &c; natural winter Sperm
OIL Soc; natural Whale OIL. 55c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. s5c: No. Lard Oil. Csc;
Pnre Neatsfoot OIL, 75c: No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil.
9. &c; Herring Oil. zoe: Salmon Oil, S5c; boiled
Fish on SSc; Paint OIL. 55c:
Coal Oil: from tank wagons. 10@11c; special do.
12hc; Pearl Oil. IN cases. tic; Astral, lie:
Star lie: Extra Star, zoe; Elaine. 26c: Eocene,
lee; Stove Gasoline. in bulk. 17i5c; IN cases.
24c: motor gasoline, in bulk. 1713c; in cases,
24c: No. / Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums Sc; No 2 do 6j1c: cases 6hc more;
Benzine, In bulk 121zc; in cases. 19c; S6-degree
Gasoline. in bulk, soc; in cases, 36c.
TURPENTINE-93c per gallon In cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD--Red Lead, s@shc
per ID; White Lead, S@s15c, according to
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows. terms net cash: Cubes
A, Crushed and Fine Crushed, 4.S0c; Powdered.
465c: Candy Cranulated. 4.65c: Fine Fruit and
Coarse GRADUATED. 4.55c: Beet Granulated Q10-
ID bags only, 435c; Confectioners' A.. 455c;
Magnolia A. 4.15c; Extra @, 4.05c; Golden @.
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Hav and Feedstuffs

Steamers from the north yesterday brought
down Feedstuffs of any consequence. The
market for these goods continues In excellent
shape for sellers, the demand being active.
There was a good Hay market and full figures
were realized without difficulty. One car of
choice wheat sold at $23. so. The arrivals OF
$50 tons included only IL cars.
BRAN-$20. 50022 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$27d3O per ton.
SHORTS-S20 50623 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley. $23.50625;
Mixed Feed, S23625; Oflcake Meal in 5-ton lots,
$40. 80; jobbing, SAL per ton: Cocoanut Cake OF
Meal at mills, S24 In 10 and S24, so In 5-tons
lots: jobbng. sos: Corn Meal. $30@31; Cracked
Corn. s31 @32 Broom Corn Feed sOc per ctl;
Alfalfa Meal. carload lots. S2o50: jobbing, $2l
per ton; Mealfalfa. 5000: jobbing. sci.
Wheat. $17.50@1s.50 other grades Wheat, S14
Q16; Wheat and Dat. $1,000; Tame Dat. S126
Alfalfa, $9@12: Stock. Ss@10 per ton.
STRAW-60@S0c per bale.