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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

drawing room of fashionable resi- dence. Little Hip continues to fe light thc ladies ald children. Ht hands out programmes before eaet performance and GcnS many wonGer' gul stunts vh.la :.t is on the stage Ali excellent bill is announced 'ci next week. The headline feature will be the famous Finneys in theil marvellous swimming act. The added feature is Homer B. Mason and Miss Marguerite Keeler in the amusing sketch, "A Hero" MT Mason ap' pears as Spider McCann, an ex-pugl. list. Polls popular prices.
 WILL SING THE LOST CHORD" :"
 By request, the St Johns Musica association, will sing "The Los' Chord" (which made so favorable an impression at the concert last sea son) next Tuesday evening in Buck ingham hall. The association VII be accompanied by the DannreutheI orchestra of New York, which organ ization will furnish three numbers o1 the programme of the concert. The re ports which come from other cities of the success of Mime Rosa Linde, the famous contralto, and Signor G1u' scope Picco, the Italian grand opera baritone, in concert work has aroused great interest in Waterbury and their appearance with the St Johns Musi- cal association is eagerly anticipated Herny J. Dunn, the local pianist, whc has been heard in this city on pre- vious occasions, is reported to have made remarkable progress in hls work during the past year, under Leopold Winkler, the distinguished piano teacher and concert pianist o1 New York. Reserved seats for this splendid concert are now on sale at the Buckingham pharmacy. Seats in all parts of the house $1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24
DIABOLO.

10c-plain spool, pair sticks. 50c-2 sets sticks, rubber tired spool. 65c-white enamel rubber tired. 75c--fancy spool, rubber tired, sets sticks $1.25-Bamboo sticks, rubber tired spool. $1.35-Celuloid spoos, rubber tired, sets sticks.
 Basement, Toy Department.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

DUBLIN STREET STATION. FOR MERIDEN AND MIDDLETowS- JO:5o a m. 5:i0 D l W. c. HERD FC COLBY Gen SHpt AsstGen Pass Agt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24
Railroad Time Table. IN EFFECT MARCH 20. 1908.
Trains Leave West Main Street Sta.
 ton as Follows:

Trains Leave West Main Street Sta.
 tion as Follows:
 NAUGATUCK DIVISION. FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK e:es. 7:5i, n :07 a. m. 2:ii. SIS: 6:O7 D. m FOR ANSoNIA AND NEW HAVEN 6:es T:5i. a'i0. ll:07 to Ansoniai q m 1; 24l, 4:i5 6:07. i:50 p m. FOR WATERToWN-s:f7 s:3i. ii:iL a. m. FOR THoMksToS. ToRRINGToN AND WTNSTED --6:4s. s:27. io.5s a m. s:5i, 7;n s:5o p. m: Sundays. 9:ss a n-, SSH pm
 HIGHLAND DIVISION. FOR HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. wIL. LlMANTIC. WORCESTER PROvI- DENcE. PUTNAM AND BOSTON, s:1o. s:4s. lto Hartfonil e m. is:Ia SIS 5;34 D m. lto Hartford and Springneld,l FOR DANBURY-s:b a mi s:do. 7s0J p. FOX PoUGHKEEPsIE-s:ss a m. ;s:1 p m.
 Sunday Trains. FOR BRISToIs-SConneetIng with sub1rbaa trains)--s:3o. sI0:3o a m-; 2:.5. si:53 sal :connectlns for Springfield, Worcester. and Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24
PAPERHANGMG.

WIG. HERD Gen. SHpL
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05
Sketch of senator Jones.

Senator James Kimbrough Jones was born in Marshall county. Mississippi, September 29. 1899. His father. Nathan iel Jones, was a wealthy planter, but early i.. the life of the senator decided to mov. to Arkansas and settled in Dal- las county. where his son received his carly etucation.
 Lr..ng his early life Senator Jones
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05
PLATFORM ADOPTED BY AEKANsAs
 DEMOCRACY.

| The Democratic party of Arkansas in convention assembled. reafilrms i.- devotion to the time-honored princfp-es of the party. We declare our unai- terable opposition to crimiYl trusts and monopolies. fostered by Repubi- can protective tariff. which crushes out enterprises, destroys com petition restricts the opportunities of labor. burdens our farmers and arbitrar- fly fixes prices.
 We inivte all of those who favor the principles of Democracy, regardless of their former political convictions to support the candidates of our party.
 g. Believing that w J, Bryan is the greatest living representative of our par tv We pledge our support and instruct ol1r delegates to Denver to vote for him as the choice of the Democratic party of Arkansas for president.
 i We demand that our next General Assembly pass law making it unlaw- full to grant free transportation to any one except bona fide employees of rail- roads or their families, and ministers of the gospel
 ! We recommend to the General As sembly the passage of laws that will encourage the development and conser- vatIon of the states resources of tim her coal and mineral wealth
 e We favor the enactment of laws that will provide equitable and just means for retaining our overfiowed lands and developing of levee interests in our state
 Believing that the best interests of our people will be greatly promoted by the development of our inland water ways. we hereby instruct and request
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05

After adopting a platform, which embodies in large measure the ideas advanced by George w. Donaghey. the Democratic nominee for governor, on state issues, together with a compro- mise plank on the subject of state wide prohibition, asking the next state legislature to pass such laws as are necessary to cause the question to be submitted to vote of the people in 1909, the Democratic state conven- tion adjourned Wednesday afternoon. It was the most harmonious session the Democrats of Arkansas have held in years.
 In addition to adopting the platform, the convention Wednesday elected Guy B. Tucker national committed man from Arkansas and selected Judge R. F. Milwee of Monroe coun- ty and Bruce Bullion of Faulkner county as chairman and secretary, re- spectively, of the Democratic State Central Committee, thereby carrying out the program of the Donaghey forces without a break.
 The convention named w. P Fetch CT of Lonoke, J. NJ. Spradling of Se- bastian and John T. Hicks and Lewis Rhoton of Pulaski as alternate dele gates-at-large to the national conven- tion John H. Hinemon of Clark and Clay Sloan of Lawrence county were elected presidential electors-at-large
 Committees Power Restricted.
 The convention, just before adjourn ing. adopted a lengthy set of rules for the government of party affairs. By so doing the convention restricted the power of the state committee to
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05
Judicial Districts.

First-B. A. Fletcher, Woodruff Second-J. T.Coston, Mississippi Third-H. L. Ponder, Lawrence Fourth-J. H. McElroy, Washington. Fifth-Jess Martin, Pope. Sixth-J. E. Martineau, Pulaski Seventh-D. s. McCray, Hot Springs. Eighth-T. c. McRae, Nevada. Ninth-Otis Wing, Sevier. Tenth-T. D. Wynne, Fordyce. Eleventh-J NJ. Elliott, Jefferson. Twelfth-W. A. Falconer, Sebastian. Thirteenth-C w. Herrin, Union. Fourteenth-W. T. Hammach, Gle burne.
 Fifteenth. R. A. Wallace. Frank lin.
 Sixteenth-D. L. King. Sharp. Seventeenth = Sam Frauenthal, Faulkner
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05
Congressional Districts.

First-Frank Smith, Crittenden. Second-M. J. Manning, Monroe. Third-J. $. Combs, Madison. Fourth-W. H. Arnold. Miller. Fifth-W l.. Moore, Conway. Sixth-Pit Holmes, Cleveland. Seventh-C. A Bridewell, HemI stead.
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Convirt Leasing Condemned, Inltia. tive and Referendum Favored Capitol Question Up to-
 Donaghey.

The election of the four men as delegates-at-large to the Demo. cratic national convention, who were on the so-called slate of the Don aghey- -Pindall organization, and the ad- ministering of a crushing defeat to Senator Jeff Davis, who was one of the candidates for a position on the Big Four" were the chief features of the first days session of the Democrat ic convention, which convened at noon Tuesday in the Auditorium in Little Rock.
 The convention adopted strong reso- lutions endorsing William Jennings Bryan and instructing the delegates from this state to vote for him as long as his name is before the convention.
 The election of the Big Four was the big event of the opening days ses- sion, overshadowing the formal nomi- nation of the candidates for state of f1ces named in the Democratic pri- mary of March 26. The attempt to break the slate of the new Donaghey organization, which was thought early in the day to prove formidable, proved fruitless, the convention naming as the members of the Big Four Senator James P Clarke, George w Donaghey, Secretary of State Ludwig and James H. Harrod, the four men credited with being on the organization slate.
 The final vote received by the nine candidates for delegate t-large, after a number of counties had made changes in their vote, was as follows Clarke, 40S; Davis, 196; Berry, 279; Hinemon. 279; Harrod, 329; Donaghey, 3S1; Tompkins, 179; Ludwig, 301 i; Breckinridge, 9.
 The vote was not completed until 6:30 o'clock and motion to adjourn was made and carried immediately, al though the order of business adopted provided that four alternates-at-large should be selected Tuesday afternoon. MT. Robinson also discovered that he had failed to announce the members of the Platform Committee and order was restored while he announced that committee, consisting of one member from each congressional and one from each judicial district. The committee as named, is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09

SIS OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS, MO-,
viii send It postpaid any place In the United States
seceipt Of price, Soc box. For sale byb best drug
fists and toilet goods dealers almost everywhere Write
a-day for free sample, mentioning tint desired.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK, July year opened
condition profound apathy far reflected in the ur
had the
seasonable obligations
be $4,000 nalment
the banks of
expectation treasury perhaps
$1SOOO0O
extraordinary
nothing
with Ia IA before prevailing The fiscal
market where loans the and today fell 3
pehonc conditions
bond and stock markets lay in eargy and wholly indifferent
Money
the 1904 and the record back four further
activity
$4,000 1900
political
probability
responsibility OF
overc the n cutting
Bonds irregular.
strong par
United States Is, Eegiered advanced z
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
Potatoes, Onions and yege,abIes

The market heavily supplied with mis-
cellaneous vegetables yesterday, and although
business was OF average proportions. supplies
proved too much for the trade TO absorb and
prices Tor everything were either lower or point
ing downward. Greatly increased arrivals OF
green corn caused sharp break in prices for
that article, Winters and Sacramento lots selling
down to S1.25 sack. while that from Alameda
was weak at S2G2.50 with the outside figure
obtained only In rare instances Small boxes Of
cucumbers and summer squash continued TO
weaken, while the large or pay boxes of both
from around the bay brought good prices String
beans, peas and green peppers were all in over
supply and lower. with sellers trying to urge
sales by cutting prices. There was very little
call for asparagus rhubarb and prices for
both We're largely nominal. as dealers stood
wiling TO accept any reasonable offer for ordl-
nary lots. The market for new potatoes ruled
firm at the old quotations with supplies OF
choice stock cleaning up almost as fast as re-
Onions were unchanged, but reds were weak
owing to the competition of the new yellow va
riety.
Potatoes (per ctD--New white $1.1OG1.5 so for
boxes and 15e@$1 for sacks; early rose, S569Oc;
Oregon Burbanks 75MS5c.
onions-New red. 656T5c per sack; new yell
low. 90c@S1 per ctl
Vegetables Green corn 81. .2J02. 90 per sack:
tomatoes, 15c@$1 for boxes and 81 250I 30 for
crates; cucumbers 60@I5c for small and 81 80
M1-I5 for large boxes; green peas 2Ia 613c per
Id; string and wax beans, 21s Q5c per ID: sum
mer squash 65@75c per box: do large boxes
4@5c per III; cabbage, 40a5Oc per cti: cauli,
flower, 40d50c per dozen: carrots 15c per sack /:
turnps, 15c per sack; rhubarb 40675c per box :
asparagus, 2MGc per h.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
Calls Page Of Commercial News

No 1 neatsfoOt oil. 65c; herring oil, 4Oc; salmon
oil 35c boiled Ash OIL soc; paint oil, 3ae
wagon. 9e; $50 deg Oil, tank wagon. lie; special
water white. extra fine. tank wagon. n1ses
water white. iron barrels or drums. 9lae; 100
deg. oil. iron barrels or drums, he; special uo-
IL Lc; pearl oil, In cases. l61acs astral. 1612cs
star 161hc: extra star. 19lec; Elaine, 263ses
eocene. 191ac: red crown aud motor gasoline IN
bulk 1415c, in cases 2115c; No. engine dtstil-
late I'm drums. Sc; No. do. lcs cases &c more
S6 deg gasoline. in. bulk SOC. in cases 81 I1aes
naphtha. in bulk 1Oc. in cases 171zc.
Turpentine-65e per gallon in cases and 0Sc In
drums and iron barrels.
ROsn (per bbl OF $50 lbs)-E, So. 25s B, $3.50;
G. S635; II. S6.45: /. S6.TO.
Red and White Lead-Red lead, S13U9c per
Ib. according to quality; white lead. s@sisc
W. 2. Fuller & Co. make the following an
Hereafter Pioneer white lead. red lead snd
litharge viii be put up net weight instead or the
trade weights which have heretofore been Gus
tomary. An additional charge OF &c per pound
will be made on % and 80 pound kegs and lac
per pound. on 121a pound kegs
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
(ane or eoarsel. 5.S5c; fruit granulated. 5S5c;
crystal dOminOes in cases, 925e; tablets In halr
bbls. 6.35c; tablets IN boxes, odOc; cubes and A
crushed. e.1Oc; powdered. 0.9oc; candy granu-
lated. .95c. cOnfectlOners' A, 5.S5c; cOnfectOn
ers' crystals. 5.95e magnolia A, 5.45c; extra G.
5,35e golden G, 0.25c; D. 5.1Jci beet granu-
lated, 5.65c; bbls and so ID bags 1Oc. half b0ls
2Jc, boxes soc more per 100 lbs fOr all grades
Monarch bar is quoted over and above the price
for standard fine teane) granulated IN 100 10
bags as follows: Bags, 100 lbs, 35c: barrels.
45c; half bbs 6Oc: 40 ID tins. cased. s.. 05; S5
ID tins. cased s.. O5; 10 10 tins. cased. 10 in
case, $40; ID tins, in case. 81. 20; 80 ID
boxes, S5c. No order taken for less than 20 bar
rels OF its equivalent. No extra charge for put
ting up bar in private packages.
1 The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.S5e; 'IIigrade'' bar, Zoe; powdered, 595c; A
crushed, 61Oc; berry, 5.S5c: G. & III. extra me
dry gra1ulated 5.S5c; coarse dry granulated.
5.s5c; cOnfectiOners' A. 5,S5c; cOnfeetioners'
crv Al Z l5o--c rtba T0fs- hrfe aQf a
ane sranulated 600 ID bags Onlyl, 5.65c; excel
sior A. 5.45c: extra c. 5.3Je; golden c. 5.25cs
yellow %, j.15c; H. & Z. crystal dOmlnoes. 9-25c.
Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and so ID bags.
Toe more half bbls. 25c more; boxes 50c more
for all grades. Bar in 80 ID and 40 ID tins.
81. 20 more: in 10 ID tins 50 35 Minimum
order, carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

As result of the increasing competition OF
cheap eastern eggs and the growing accumulation
of the under grades of California stock prices 70,
the latter had sharp little decline yesterday
seconds and thirds being marked down &c a dozer
on offers to sell at the new quota tions on tht
floor of the exchange. This decline checked the
sale OF the eastern goods and the quotations fol
them were withdrawn temporarily. The tor
grade of California stock also lower going
down TO 22c the exchange.
There change In the quotations for but.
ter or cheese. Trade in both continued of small
volume and liberal storing by a few concerns was
all that held prices up
Sales on the excnange were confined to butter
of which 90 cases were sold, 10 going at 22j5C
and 10 Mt 22c a pound
Receipts were 90 900 lbs butter Is 400 lbs
cheese and 2.197 cases eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers on the floor of
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from iac TO &c higher, owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. pc per lb.
firm; do frsts. 21c. steady; do seconds 20isc
steady; do thirds, 20c, steady.
Cheese-California Fancy flats, lie per Ib.
firm; do firsts 101ae firm; do seconds 91bc
firm; fancy Young Americas 131ac firm: do
frsts DC. firm; Oregon: Fancy fats iI1sc. firm.
fancy Young Americas, 1412c. weak.
Eggs (per dozen, eases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras, 22c, steady; do frsts, 21c steady;
do seconds. Ice, weak do thirds, 1870, weak;
eastern seconds, nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. July 1.-The wheat market was
strong almost all day, owing to an excellent de-
mand for September. There scattered sell
Ing of July by local longs at the start and this
caused slight recessons in prices, but the market
soon recovered from this setback and continued
strong the remainder of the session. An advance
at Liverpool and showery weather in Kansas and
Nebraska were the chief bullish influences. De-
livery on July contracts, which totaled about
100000 bushels, were less than had been gen.
orally anticipated and this helped to strengthen
the market The close was strong. September
opened nc higher ats6asc. sold of to s51s a sec
and then advanced to S713c and closed at S71sc
The corn market inclined to be weak early
in the day because of favorable weather for the
new crop, but before the end Of the first hour
sentiment became bullish and throughout the re-
mainder Of the day the market was firm Sep
tember opened A@&c lower to shade higher
at 701sc to 7015c, advanced to 711sc and closed
at 70Ac.
Oats were strong all day, owing to an active
demand by shorts for the July delivery Sep
tember opened 1sc higher at 1850, advanced to
40c and closed at 1850.
Provisions We're easy because of a decline in
the price of live hogs. At the close September
pork down 215c at $l4.S715, lard was off 50n
Tlzc at $9.25@9.271A and ribs were 215c lower
at Ss.45
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
Yesterday the Day for Heavy Payments
of Bond Interest and Dividends
on stock

There were no fluctuations OF interest on the
stock and bond exchange yesterday. trading be-
Ing very light. There will be no more sessions
OF this exchange until next Monday.
The following bonds were ex coupon yes
terday; Alameda artesian water. 5 per cenf.
81 80: California Street cable. per cent 50. so. (.
Contra Costa water, 3 per cent. 81. so: Contra
Costa water general mortgage, per cent. 81. 80;
Los Angeles electric company. per cent, $50;
Los Angeles gas and electric company, 5 per
cent. $3.50; Market Street cable. per cent. IS;
y. P. Coast R. R.. per cent $3.50; Oakland
Transit per cent. s., so; Oakland Transit con
sOlidated. per cent. $3.50: Oakland water com
pany, per cent. 81 80; Pacific electric railway
per cent. s.. 90; Pacific Hight and power. per
cent, $50; Park and Clin House. per cent,
S3; Park and Ocean r. R., per cent, 49, 5. p.
OF Arizona 1909 and 1910, per cent. So S. p.
r. r.. first refunding. per cent. 81; United
gas and electric, ) per cent. $3.50.
E II. Rollins & Sons are Offering S495. 600
Sacramento county 412 per cent gold bonds on a
AZ per cent basis. These bonds are dated July
1, 1908. interest Is payable January I and July
1, denomination $500; S165OO mature annually,
commencing July /. 1919.
An assessment OF 81 per share has been levied
on the capital stock OF the kilauea sugar Dlanta-
ton company, delinquent July 81, sale day
August IL.
The directors OF the New Idria quicksilver
mining company have declared the regular quar-
terlY dividend OF 10 cents and an extra divi-
dend OF 20 cents, payable July to stock OF
record June q.
Bond and stock sales
Sales OF bonds and shares on the stock and
bond exchanges IN June were as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Large amounts paid in interest and dividends yesterday
Wall street stocks and coppers about the
Spot unchanged Futures from points higher
Government gives cotton crop condition at 81.2.
Wheat higher at Chicago and frmer here.
Merchants exchanges publish stocks OF grain hand
Spot and future barley lower Oats and unchanged
No further decline in hay feedstuffs.
Pacific merchants deadlock fruit
Fresh and cured meats exhibit no further change.
Sharp cut of So per in all house Goals
Grain exchange adourns today the fourth
New potatoes firm but old stock weak.
Poultry market in better condition. with arrivals lighter
Fresh fruit market overstocked and demoraized.
Eggs lower Butter and cheese unchanged
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, July 1-Flour-Receipts, 1900;
exports, 10000 Market firm and fairly active.
Wheat-Receipts. 81, 600 bushels exports, 95 =
200. Spot, firm; No. red, 97@9Sc elevator,
9SAc f. Q. b. afoat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
$l.16A (. o. b. aiOat No. 2 hard winter, 81
AS the result of a bullish private crop esti-
mate wheat more active and decidedly higher
today, commission houses and shorts being large
light western receipts: Final prices showed
IL @1%c net rise July 95M G97 5-I6c closed
97c; September 93A Q94 1-16c, closed 94c; De-
cember 9512 @96&4c, closed e6&c.
HOps-Quiet
Hides-Firm.
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 3.S6c; cen
trifugaI, 90 test, 4.36c; molasses sugar, Sole.
Refined, steady.
Coffee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged
changed. Sales reported OF % 800 bags,
including: July and September, 6.05c; December,
1905 6.15c. Spot, quiet; No. I Rio 6Ac; No.
Santos. sac. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 93t 0l1211c.
Butter-Firm. Creamery specials, 22&e; ex-
Cheese-Easy unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EYaporated AppleS-The market shows no
change either for future delivery for spots.
which are more or less nominal in the absence
of the important business. Fancy, 10@10hc;
choice, Sq9c; prime, 65s @7Ac; common to fair,
512 G61ac.
Prunes-Are dull on spot, with quotations
ranging from 315 @13c for California and from
512 a. l4c for Oregons up TO 30-40s
Apr1cots-Are pretty well cleaned up on spot
but no improvement is reported in prices, with
choice quoted at 10%c, extra choice at 11@111ac
and fancy 12M13e.
Peaches-Are also unchanged with choice
quoted at Sl3@SAc; extra choice, 9@91ac:
fancy 1O91O14c: extra fancy 101aQ11c.
Raisins-Are dull, with loose muscatel quoted
at 514 G6Ac; choice TO fancy seeded. 61a T1hc;
seedless, 5@ec; London layers $l.25Ql35.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, July IA decline of Is Sd was
reported in the London tin market today with
spot closing at fl24 5s and futures at f125 IS Cd
The local market was weak and lower in sym
pathy. with SPOT quoted at 27027. .25c.
Copper declined to f56 5s for spot and f57 for
futures in London. The local market was un-
changed, but weak. Lake was quoted at y .6215
dl2.T5c. electrolytic at 12.57k@ @12621A and
casting at Il. .25d12. .371Ac.
Lead advanced Is Sd TO f12 6s Sd in London.
Locally the market remained dull at 445@4. Soc
Spelter declined to ELS IS in London, but was
dull and unchanged at 4.45@450c locally
Iron was lower at b1s 11hd for Cleveland
warrants in the English market. The local mar
ket was unchanged. No. / foundry northern
S16.5OG1T; No. . do, $15.75016.25: No. l south
ern and No. southern soft. $lG.5O@17. %.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
Beans and Seeds

There was nothing further new in the bean
appears elsewhere.
Beans (per ctI)-Bayos, s.. .2OaS. IS; pea. 81. 40
G450; small white. $4.3564.50: large white
$440@4.50: pink, S32563.35; red, $3.25@3. IS:
butter. $3.50; limas. S40O65; red kidney, 81 rs
as; blackeyes. So $50 so; horse beans $20R
S2.5063.50.
Seeds-Brown mustard 81 63%:c; yellow mus
tard, nominal: iaxseed, So, carload lots: canary
&c; alfalfa 1I1a 020c; rape. cleaned, 21ac tim
0thy. nominal hemp, Az d41ae; millet. 246
31e per Ib broom corn seed, S1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $2.4o@2 IS
per ctl No Niles here