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Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
WHERE WEALTH
 BUYS ITS GOWNS
Your Gown Made to Fit Your Figure,
 IT You Can Pay the Bill.

Another of these stores is all in pearl gray from its walls to it's velvet carpet It was recently done over in this Louis NV style to match the seasons miIlin- cry, and it's walls haev been hung with quaint gold framed Reynolds prints that portray its hats in duplicate. The vase, says Mabel Potter Daggctt in the New Broadway for April. describing New Yorlts stores, that holds the great fern is worth fifteen hundred dollars. and>Just the lace that curtains the door cost two thousand five hun dred dollars
 Here a woman may spend a thOuS- and dollars in d morning and count it lightly as in the days pleasuring. If she orders gown. there must be a special study made of her special type of beauty-or the lack of it-every line and least variation in shading. every embroidered jewel, every bit of lace in it. contributing to the final result The artist who sketches the water color picture of it is paid fifteen dollars. The designer who furnishes the artist with the ideas from which to work is an expert on a salary of one hundred dollars week.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

and would not be water storage" at all in the sense that term is generally employed.
 The error to which attention is call ed. is leading strangers to believe that real stored water will next fall be guaranteed to lands that are not now cultivated, but that will be guaranteed water when the reservoir is finished Before these new lands that is lands that perhaps Were once cultivated but lapsed for many years. can receive water for a certainty. the secretary Of the interior will designate just what lands are to be watered and that can lot be cone until such tine as tLe reservoir Is more nearly comple.e1 an some water has been accumulated fer d",iN cry. 1t has also been intinlated that he would make no such dcsigna- ton until the Hurley Abbott suit las been settled, though it Is hoped that will not be delayed many months l,nger.
 A word about the "iapsed' lands mentioned above may be amis' When he government assumed tle almiris- ration Of the canals il undertook to avoid the mistake Of the uld cana companies in making one acre of water spread over two acres of ground Rec ognizing that there was a lack of wat CT it announced that it woul1 furnish it only to those lands which had been continuously cultivated, which area is about what an ample quantity for could be depended upon for it-.Ii,l nnl propose to take the money aud sfve no service in return. Those lands taken up fifteen years ago and lapsing dur ing the short years, have just as sool storage" rights in the reservoir as any other lands. but they must wait until there is store water available.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
WEEK CLOSED STRONG
 IN HE SF0tk MARktT I
The Animation of the Previous Days
 Spread Over a Wider Area.

New York. May 9.-The week closed with an animated and buoyant stock market in which interest was mani festly broadening, new points being developed in the upward movement. Tn Beading and Union Pacific the vol tune of trading was on an undimin- ished scale sbut the price variation held within narrower limits, the de- mand being fed judiciously. The com ing Union Pacific bond issue was the subject of active discussion but with no authority as to details as to the amount and terms of the issue. The metal industries were not conspicuous in the advance.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
SANTA FE TIME TABLE, PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. Arrive. "The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs Junction, Wicken- burg. Prescott and branch points, Jerome, Ash Fork, Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west ............2:00 am. 2:35 am. "The Daylight Express" for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs). Wickenburg, A & C. branch points, Congress Junction, Prescott, Ash Fork Denver. Kansas City. Chicago and all points east. .S:00 am. 4:10 pm. No trains on A & c. Ky. or Poland branch Sun days.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
VARIETY OF CONTESTS
 AMONG C0LLEGlANS
The Outcome of Track Meets Amonu
 Many Institutions.

Stanford University, May Slack ol sufficient entries to make close com petition prevented the Olympic try outs today from furnishing close fin ishes. The feature of the day was the fifteen mile Marathen race which was won by Joseph B. King, of the coast artillery. running under the colors of the Irish American A. C. in the good time of l hour. 24 minutes, 29 Is sec onds. Edmunsten of the University of Idaho, won the 500 metre run from Glarner, the Olympic club star. Smith son of Portland won the no metre dash. His time was 15 3-5 seconds and would have been the worlds rec ord if he had not fouled the hurdle. Ralph Rose took the field events.
 Summary:
 400 metre run-Glarner. 10. O won; Edmunston, q. U) second. Time 51 1-5.
 200 metre dash-Gerhardt, co. O won: McAllister, (Salt Lake) second. Time 22 2-5.
 800 metre dash-Edmuston, won; Glarner. second. Time 1:59
 loo metre dash-Smithson, (Port- lanO won; Gerhardt, second. Time. II Is.
 100 metre hurdle-Smithson, won; Edwards, second. Time 15 3-5.
 1900 metre run-Richardson, co. O won; Sweet, (Stanford) second lime 4:25 3-5.
 400 metre hurdles-Glarner, won; Padilla, Nick) second. Time 59 2-5.
 15 mile Notwithstanding, Qa.) won; Hurle. (S.) second. Time 1:24:25 Is.
 Shot put-Rose, co. O won, 47 feet Norton, (S.) second. 43 feet S S-4 inches.
 Broad jump-Bellah, (S.) won. 22 feet 1-4 inches; Vandervoort, (S.) second, 22 feet 12 inches.
 High jump-Martin. (S) won. feet inches; Buh, co second, 5 feet 6 inches.
 Hammer throw-Rose won, 146 feet: Herton. second, II feet s inches
 Discus throw-Rose won, 123 feet 10
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

inches; Horton, second, 1OS feet 5 inches.
 Pole vault-Bellah, 12 feet, won; Lam agan, (S.) second, II feet 9 inches.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
GRAIN

Chicago. May Wheat closed weak. Juiy opened ts sd14o 10 4N7sc lower at 92 3. a92 3sc, sold at 93i2c declined to 92 1sc and closed at 92B 6Ac.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 120 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 0.T2 inch. = L. N. JESUNOFSKY
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
METALS.

New York. May 9.-The metal mar kets Were nominally unchanged in tho absence Of cables Tin was quoted at $3o.25G30.45. Copper continued easy at S12.5G 6 12.15 for lake: electrolytir s12.37Iz 412.621a. and casting S1212EQ
 12.37". Silver 52+. Lead was firm al $f20d425. Spelter was easy at s4.5j G4.65. Iron was quiet and unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
q ROWING RACE

Annapolis. May 9.-The naval acad- emy men won a double victory today over the representatives of Columbia University, the varsity eight, by the narrow margin of four feet in distance, one-fifth of a second in time. The time of the midshipmen was 1O:23 1-5; Columbia, 1O:29 2-5.
 The Cadets second crew defeated Columbia freshmen by a length and a quarter. Time: Navy, 1O:45 1-5; Co., lumbia. 10:45 Az.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
HIGH IUMPIMG GIRLS.

POughkeepsie, May 9.-The annual field day of Vassar college took place today. Forty students, representing four classes took part in the varsity events.
 only one record was broken. It was a running high jump. in which Helen D. Clark of Boston made feet, ? 7S inches The record was Az 1-2. held by Helen C. Babson of Glouchester, Mass, in 1905.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
VALE AND PRINCETON.

New Haven, May 9.-Yale had no trouble in winning from Princeton the track meet here today. The result: Yale, 73: Princeton, 31.
 Yale took nine firsts and eight thirds. Princeton four firsts. three sec onds and seven thirds in thirteen events
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
THE MEET AT ITHACA.

Ithaca. May 9.-The Detroit Univer- sity school won the Cornell interschol- astic track meet with forty seven points today. Mercers-burg academy was second, with 40 1-4 points; Syra- cuse third. 16 1-4 points; Rochester, first high school. 10 If; Casadilla, [; Rochester, east high, 3; Potsdam, 2.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
HARVARD WINS
 OVER DARTSMOUTH.

Cambridge. May 9.-Strength in the field events and distance runs enabled Harvard to defeat DartsmOuth in the annual duel track ntaet today by score of 6S to 49. Shaw O. Darts mouth again ran the high hurdles in 15 1-5 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

movement In the Northwest. Arrivals to-day az
Nfnneapolis and Duluth only 2I9 cars. COM
nar7d with 623 cars the corresponding day year
ago CIearances of wheat and flour were equal
10 s22 600 bushels Primary receipts were 100000
bushels. compared with 100000 bushels the cor
responding day a year ago Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of S39 against
63S cars year ago.
Moderate weakness was displayed in the corn
market early in the day owing 10 renewed lqui-
datfon of the December delivery. but decided
strength developed later in the session on cover
ipg by shorts The demand based mainly
on the weather bureau prediction of rain or snow
for the corn belt and on 4lght offerings from the
-ountrv At the sample tables the cash grain
was in fair demand steady prices The market
closed strong with prices y q 2 10 = above the
previous close Final quotations on December
were 6Is4 and on May 63 Is to 634c- Local re-
CENTS we're 1S4 cars. with 2 of contract grade
Considerable activity was manifested in the
dav Shipping demand for the cash grain showed
n material Improvement and receiving houses
portpd small sales at country stations. Promi-
mont commission houses were leading buyers. I te
cash situation was further strengthened to-day by
n fresh advance of Il 1c- The market closed
strong at the highest point of the day with prices
mn :, 10 7 Isc. December closed A9izc and
NAV al 52tsc to % &C Local receipts 20
Trade in provisions was dull and the market
was weak all day. There selling the
start based on continued liberal receipts OF live
hogs at Western packing centres. and later in The
day local packers sold moderately. Prices the
close were = q lOC to l. 13C lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 4S
cars; corn, 209 cars: oats. 63 cars hogs. $4,000
head
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. S--For the third successive "a, qaE
,v,,ea+ for Nav delivery established ne" Isl
cord mark for the season when it sold on the
iocaI exchange to-day at s1IO9s. The market
cIoeed firm at almost the top, with prices up 3
m u to 81 compared with YESTERDAY final quota
lions corn and oats closed strong, but provisions
were weak. -, MAJ, -
The wheat market to-day lacked the oullSh en-
thusiasm which had been manifested the two pre-
Iions sessions, and trade during the greater part
of the dav was inclined TO drag The hlgh point
on the May option registered snort ume
nrior 10 the close and again on final transactions
At the same time the July delivery equalled the
high mark set yesterday. but the December de-
livery failed to reach by 3 yesterdays record OF
81 O6 There evidence to-day or any sup
mort from the leading bulls, but on the contrary
a. u,as claimed that some of the big holders were
moderate sellers here and In Northwestern mar
kets The upturn late in the day was due chlehy
~ covering by shorts. The unresponslNe tone OF
the European grain markets was one or the main
weakening influences. prices in nearly all or these
r,arkets being lower. with Liverpool. showing
decline OF - d An official prediction Of rain or
snow for a large part OF the winter Nheat oelt
IN this country was another bearish factor The
rrtns:naI huInsh tniusnos was th9g increased
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
OTHER mARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. sCATTIE E Receipts estimates, t 9.2o
SO NG7s4 60: bulls 50 5dS4 5O calves 81 5Oq$6 o stock
e~e an5 feeders 81 50aS+ HOG9-RecePts eStln1at
al IS 900 head: market lower: choice heavy snls
& a0GS6 butchers S. s5qS6. light mixed 50 40s3 90
hacking 81 95 pigs. SdS5 % bulk o. saIes - ~
ass 90 SHEEP-Re estimated -2.!g hetl, iLa
et strong sheep. 4gS4 lambs s5 25g$6 lO yearnss
81 259S5 so ~ . ., rrtcba~s
and shippers O5G$6 10; common. 50 5cq - 10
steady to strong. good shippers $oSo 90 com com
mon So 25as3 SHEEP strong 81 21Qs4 lanos suoHe'
s4Q$6 Il. 49, r,.,-. N oco head
Including 800 market steady 70 IVc lover
choice export and beef steers S6GS' 90 iar
good 81 85ds6: steers $4q$3 90 stockeTs ahd
feeders 81 sOds5 Southern steers. 50 -, 81,
ern cows 80 25aS3 -. native S2aSt 80 9de
beitere S3as5 = bulls So 40d$+ calves SSqSo 10 tCF
Recspts y 900 head: 1oa15c lover top 50 30:
hulk of sales s. 25d$5 50; heavy 50 654S W. s -
and butchers S. e0as5 SIS; light, 81 l5@$9 9 pss 80 %
ga * SH7F.F-Recepts. $500 head; marke stroh .P
ianb Sc CO. lambs 81 25q$6 co. ewes and year59sss ~ s
s4TS4 ~ vearlings 81 5Od$5 -; Western sheep ;" oW
"a SO. stoclxers and feeders, 81 5oa$4 SO s
F,++shIrz Dec 3.-CATTLE-S 1sht. s,eeuy
choice Sc 5a0S6 10 prime Sc '0dS6 90 SH EP- supply
Ig+ stead: prime wethers. 81 259S+ 90 cullS and com
,n sI9S2 lambs 81 5OGS6 10; veal calves - @Sg$9 o.
fitceipts fair active prime heay1ss 50 l"9So 10
-aIinn, S6d S6 TO- heavy Workers, 50 9O4Sb' lg. oA
n s59S5 30; pigs 81 5odS4 20, roughs, 81 5OqSo %
Tr-ofe5o Dec -CLOVERSEED-Cash and Decem-
ber IS 67la February, s. II h: March 50 ''n Al
cJkE orfu
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

g EEFS- Ffo--offre sTead.- No
PFC $50 receipts. I2noa bag. exchange Is 7-22d
css-an-es Europa 1900 bass. stock $500 hays
Szr-esCa1f=e s-es1y- 10 Santos, 3S5T5 No
stock Ass coo bags Ham
harg-E-ee opened unchanged = pig lower
A D. unchanged 20 : pig lower: sales
a taEs EaEre-t'o1ee market opened unchanged 70
: fran higher u declined = franc. a. : ?
= Isp-e- 70 Z franz higher al $50 m, IN
lsanC-5- total sales. 1son1 baes.
CGTT0N-TIe cotton market showed continued
s7ruEu-=s to-day losing esrv advance ana closing
z-siv eE=zly unchanged points lower ApfTe-
tls1S Ite December situation and uncertainty as
pa restricting. while th-e
( tendency consider that the
-sEs1 - sight such rapid rate has gone
s1ds s-chaHcs than those OF splaTef=
-he revival general business VIII not cons
p=1tr n accompanied hE corresponding increase N
upon oT Ths crop in the haras o-
Favz-z sales the dsy estimated ~ l-'"'t'l
Ea--s during early session sold t99 POINTS net
fE-e- shorts ard local hri support IN
.=s9oase higher Ca5es Of steadieT spoL
around e2Gc for ereHahe- tire c0nCeriatel
interest position seemed wiling 10 sci enough
advance. ana reaction in the price 81 tat
f=aEs Taonounced during the afternoon ana he
officially reported were Unchange1
~ EEre- with TIE exception of Little Rofs W1i'l
that one a
-1s F5E arkansas firms had made heaEE sales 70 New
meek. but EE2o-a-4y si5eahillg
dealers rTo-t demand Is SOW and r. seems tfa
Y s-a 7-stan0es cotton Tor prompt snii,Lae1; ean
E--sS slight : estimate HGbshel
g. -ha -----ine made il y SIS. go bales
TIE prices in the local market tocay
rzz- = T-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. December s, 19r

New York. December s 1908
PFFyFS-Receipts 90 cars or S4S head. all
consigned direct slaughterers few cars ot cattle
that arrived yesterday were sale but trans
Cor an erades Of beeves rather light
rected FOR Fridays trade. Dressed beef continued dun
liverpool catte beef markets unchanged No
exports from this port today - e. -, -
CALNES-Receipts were 22o head al Tor ne n1sr-
let making the stale stock, 2I9 on sale The
market vas for veaIs and harvard calves nd
me ,eals sold at S6Qs1O per 100 lb: cus 81.
earrings a9d baT9rd caVes At % r. & M dfs
veals sering % 15c country dressed at a GlSc;
ssiesLJ c Curtis & Son: 10 veals 13$ II ayeraEe
lj 20: do ~ ID 81 ~ 1so 40 - 90; .lo 10 10
harvard calves ls7 n. at 81 5t do 2Ts 10 at 50 5o
Z yearngs. 426 ID, at 50 80 ,,.. oeo -, .. s,-5
n y Hume: veas. 135 ID, at $40.
sHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts were ~, cars or
Ga8 hea5 ncoons slrinE Win the stock carried over
yesterday. sale. all at 6h street ShetP i5a
prices neolu,. InI IN reTt 10 t5o scales Common
easier Tn offerings sgae% e- zoo n bcks and riIs
y, a. 501s2 20: strictly choice lambs at 50
s7 n Dressed steady at 6g9c per fo dressed
aisns sae-Kern. commission Coz 15s state lambs, 81 70
average at 81 % per 100 NJ. g, -, -eva at &c N.
% state sheep 10 at So so culs 50 n at
81 - raa & 20 158 state lambs. IS average at
SO 80 II sheep and lambs culs 81 n at s. % ss
,o yfr5n9 - DO So 10 IS 80. 20 do sheep. 81 n
at 81 49, ,s .,.. lambs % n average At
9 81 'gTs NJ 70 n o at 81 So do ~ al So z rate
Sheer i01 H. al 81 - do rs n al % I5 20 DO lo
n al IS -, IS DO. as 10 at 50 STATE eus ~ 10 A
HOGe 'Pecepts we're 14la csrs- or z61o heaa, AZ AZ
Consigned 1I light % hsa1yeieht sold ate
estefday az SeGs6 - per 100 n Country dressed os
sts9ds ss 1aie fg yestk2aay}-J 6 Curtis sen: 81 s1te
e. g g. aI ETast' az s. 70 ii sosss $50 n Al sa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December 5. 1905
CGFTFE-IEe coffee market opened 2 : decline cf
and soId about . points 2
- sa-lz -he day owing easier European markets
- selling b. tTDde people hich supposed be
sns- E-n Hfe-s from Brazil The decline
~Iscze6 however h support from local bulls who
f5ok the December offerlag and the market rallied
the day. with close steady and
t--Nsrr-5 70 = points lower Sales reported Of
n7~- ssnne large part Of business having
rntdds- perhaEs The showing of
rs Visible supply statement had something 70 do
80 ex1eced whereas The actual figures showed de
f7r month II November Of 56.19S bags,
--=Enz Visible supply as of December i631lST5
169i0.S5S last EesT. 4 change
manner cf presenting the figures. as the
s-0,er1u=s included II the Santos
.-t instead being reported separatey- L Is dur
NE season visirls supplies should he nor
.-sr decreasing result Of gradual reduction in
ssi- -a-sf7s -hsI the holding NJ .vslorizatlon
-~fse or rre market should logically influence the
seems however. have been and 70
-e- 1rs specuiatfv effort discount any advance
factors become operative Probahlv for the
-s-r the- trade il uncertain 70 the price At
---s-l erTe---~erT viii be willing gradually
--6rce is holdings The market fcr spot coffee
u-- --0-a7Eo-- the basis S1sc fer Rio No :.
prices in ne Local market TO- day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

D.. - . o.
State Of New York County New York.
1 CHARLES H PATTERSON. Cashier Of the above
named bank solemny that the above statement
Is +rIe tbs best CT my knowledge and belief
CFAS. PATTERSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before this p day OF De
cenber. 1905 - -,
RODERICK ?. FISHER Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
N. :. OPDYKB
G. CANNON. Directors
EDWARD SIMMONS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 3.-C1osing: WFEEAT--srot firm; No
red Western winter IS Id; futures gGlet Decsm6eT
HreTican mixed new Via Gavsston5 IS 9s4d futures
5II. Jenusrv IS 5zsd: March. 80 5Ssd PEAS
stead Is ID. FLoUR-winter patents hr9I nI-zE 5s
HOPS in London Pacific CoastG hrH t2 5sgtS DE gss
Weiern EHTa inGte ateady Sis Sd short cut u to is
" 5,,i s4s "a RACON-Cumberland cut, 26 70 50 n
sas 44s short 16 2 H. easy 6 tSs Ga Ga long long
clear middes heavy, 81 10 40 ~ dull as: sh4 60 is
SsNl.s i6 III sSs I'd: clear bellies. - 70 10
10 G-r, sis SFiOr-IDERS- II 70 13 h easy
39s 6d IARD-Prn1e Western in tierces stea9T- ass
Ar,ariran refined in pals. steady. 49s 30 81 Ell
Good tinted states steady SIS GHEESSE cansaish id
lead, SOS Cd TALLOW-Prime city. firm. 0Os y II
PFNTINE-Sprits, frnn 29s Sd ROsiN-Cor1raoh nT5n'
Sc nd PETROLEUM Refined quiet, t1td LIN
or, dull. Cd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

Es. Is; 1oPa2n tin in, aT5s 2f5s t a5 @ E
The local marte5 vas quiet at % 81 621zc COZ
a FER t Ts dres Ss4e at s ssds T ] @ an at t s8 s Sd
l. 5oc: eierolytis at Il ~, 1i &c and casing at
1zl2tac LEAD 'as higher at ti8 6s dI % IN TO l2nq CO..
unchanged at f2l IS London and at 5iea2 5c in the
STANDARD feundry quoted Al As - an1 tleVesnd wa-
With 81 > foin6ry Northern qHo;ed at is 1917 25c,
The sIst @ 5oT pig T0n t on gsT nT ou6ted as
follows Cash SleaS16 10 pee2r,er Sl6@si6 -; 'anp-
AIoIassFs AID sYRtPs-tTbe market tcr svruPz
Low: AssE2soaev- orleans: oentrifussI COMMON.
i7c fsi- i6a36,: good iad22c; prime 2Iq27c; fancy.
a. oil as bs 6hsr ssd f sP0f In and mpaG fGf
With Weakness in hog pTodg6fos 6o Saes 3 goo
Ms1 sic and 200 July. s5e6 ASS, Ltnseed oil
at recent prices We quote: PETROLSUM-standa ndard
a5o T5fSef Gases Nev Yoris 10 aoo! PhiiadephiS
Kew York. Il 4oc: Philadelphia. 1850. COTTOEsEEp
Ssiz a89c; December Ss1a a8&ss January $s'. 39e;
S7l GOD Of sllnTler yelioT AZ a8Ss.c.
prime white acc; prime winter yellow. 81 47c
of-town raw - case; Calcutta raw. 7oo. LARD or"
ac5ils h iinsd oferinss Of Strictly popular grades
9goatQns f2li9%: s'reendnss s 9 E1e ne
5a5l.c: choice s.. a6i2c, Patna and Siam, 5a6asc:
70 big .ssD}s house sH:s ..I1s s
provisions generally all day. closing easy
jhcaza receipts Geo estimated for Friday. $4,000
had 1000 hogs Omaha 900 and the Tes
family S1SGSla: short clear. s2oGS22 BEEF-Steady-
Quoted Mess. SlSGs13 so family, SIS 5oQslI packet
S1A 5OTS15 India nlese. $40 5oaS2I- REEF
Steady Quoted: Bacons- Sac; $50 NJ Sac: l6o ~
$50: n $50: pigs S7so- CUT NEATS-Tfcked
bellies easv quoted Smoking. 9l4c; 10 ac y II.
=. a. 6Giac. Picked hams easy Quoted HHlcc
TAITJoW-Sready: city. 5lzc: country 5ssd52sc LARD
Quoted: Middle Western. 950d 6eC- City lard
Quoted: 9l4c- Refined lard quiet. Quoted South
Compound barely steady. Quoted: 6TsdTlc- STEARINE
Quoted: Oeo. 1c city lard srearine 1ol2dllc.
STGsR-The market for refined sugar was steady,
but ouet unchanged The following list prices.
days: crystal domnos 7.25c: Eagle
tablets I.2oc, loaf 51oc; crushed 6Cc mould A,
525c: cubes Eagle 5fb bags powdered and Eagle con
and fruit powdered &c. Eagle
fine granusted. 90c Eagle 2To cartons
q fne granuated 1Oc: n do 2Oc 31-rb bags
granulated and diamond 4. e1c; - 10
of Csc: confectioners
: 10 s. 445c; No s. 4 4oc; No .. 435c:
No 4.20c- No Il, I. 15C: No IL. 4-10c:
Nos nd 405c Gables from cuba report that
grinding has been begun. the ReEiita Planta
1907 began Hecehe- l3 and in 1906 II
began November -. The indications are that six
more will begin grinding week The local
Tat1e- easy, as TehnerS are
indifferent owing good supplies coming
There a sale os 400 bags Of st FrnN
centrifugal 92c basis. a6 test. de
NOT IN just nov Duty paid
rices as Centrifugal &c test 392c; mus
co,ado test molasses sugar. 81 test 2 lc
london worlds visible supply ~
sugar as coo The London beet sugar market
unchs o December quoted
a. los q. January los Sd and May al los 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

we're good buyers. and there less demand
credited to the interests bung wheat Receipts while
aver the estimates. disappointing bears,
portHrs took 10 loads and Argentine shipments were
estimated at only 100000 bushels. with
600 bushels lEst Total primary arrivals
were S4S 0oo bushels compared with St5 600 bushels
: No . here quoted zoe nominal in
elevator for arrive. 1910 o n anost for
new and old. oATS-The market for oats also
decidedly more active and strong all day closing about
i net higher az Chicago The cash situation at CHI
caEo was bullsh owing 20 light supplies and smaller
country offerings there being only g. expected
Friday. The cash trade also better Eastern
account The local cash market stronger, closing
as follows Mixed. &c to 32 H. 54654i.c: natural
white e 70 50 ID, So and clipped white - to
- III. S6G6liac. BYE-Market dull: No western,
SC nominal o b New York. BARI.EY-Marl.et quiet;
mating 81 q 10c Buffalo feeding. 63zt a sax
Slr -