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The Appeal., 1908-11-14
Perfectly Safe.

Perfectly Safe.
"He seems weak" said the first
physician. do you think he's able
to undergo an operation Of this mag
nitude?"
Sure" answered the second physi-
clan. 'I've looked him up and he's
worth all kinds Of money"
Necessities.
Dashaway-Pm going to house
party. Wonder what I need to take
along?
Cleverton-About quart of IS gold
pieces to tip the servants with, a fan
mel shirt, dress suit, pajamas and
half dozen engagement rings.-Life.
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

Fuller and Jay streets. Sunday services,
l1:OO a. M; 1880 p. m. Wednesday prayer
meeting. 500 p. m. Pastor vissts on
-s9upeM euou le :sHepsenL pue HbcuoW
day and Thursday. Weddings, funerals
and the sick attended on notice.
Rev. H. S. Graves Pastor
Parsonage. Cor. Jay and Fuller.
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

FIDELITY COURT OF cALANTHE
NO. 345. N. A. 8. A., z: A. A. and A.
meets first and third Monday in each
month at K. of P. Hall, 211 Hennepin
Ave-, Minneapolis. Mrs. Minerva E.
Barnett, w. c.; Miss Arlene M. Scott,
r.. of D., 25 w. 10th st.
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor.
18th and Cedar. Sunday services: Preach.
Ing at IL. q. nl.- and 7:45 y. IN. Sunday
school at 1890 O'Clock. Wednesday even.
Ing general prayer meeting. Friday even
ing study Sunday school lesscn. Funerals
,. Carter. Pastor. 1000 Iglehart.
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

GOPHER LODGE NO. los. I. B. P. O.
fourth Thursday in each month at Elks
Hall, No. 126 East Third street, st.
Paul. T. H. Lyles, E. r.; r. M. John
son, secretary, 376 Minnesota.
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

BIDDLE CIRCLE. LADIES OF G.. A.
z. meets first and third Tuesdays Of each
month IN Supremes Court room. old cap
Mr. ]. R. White. Secy.. Phoenix Bldg.
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

donn II. Hayes Lodge No. 6. KI OF P.
meets first and third Tues
. !:
A&M days In each month at hall,
k8M cor. Of University and Far
{zfA rington Avenues. at 500
W&|I o'clock p. M. KNIGHTS Of
A&SG Pythias in good standing al
~S4AW ways WeicuMe.
\ John H. Hayes. G. c.. r.
3S9 Rondo. ~ ~ 1"o ".'
The Appeal., 1908-11-14

UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP.
. NORTH STAR LODGE NO. 1873. q. B.
r., meets first and third Tuesday in each
and Lafond. Brothers in good stand
Ing always welcome. J. r. White. ",
M, j.; Q. Adams, w. Sec'y, ~ E. Fourth
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK professional the market
recently during early the
then the traders
shortly after midday the
lehagy The fluctuations
of higher
inclined
OF which
conditions The leading the
slight
its allied branches The of the
falling
influence the feeling OF confidence regarding the iron outlook
modifying shading of
future The stock market
that this have d
President
which circulation about the
exchange n which he said:
the exchanges only
the bucket shop
disturbed of the
Bank of England official discount had
banking
having been the
accepted with mixed sentiments An item the days that
railway the number reported February 9
the local metal exchange proved depressing
showed The
little change last nights
irregular Total sales value S1520ON United States
Ss II pe
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Ruttcr. Cheese and Egg,

The filling of orders for shipment to Puget
sound ports the steamer leaving today held
Yesterday and also CAUSED advance of 12c a
dozen in the top grade Of eggs. Those dealers
who were in receipt of the shipping orders for
butter, however. had enough stocks on hand to
hence there were sales bids the
exchange. The lower grades OF butter were
offered at weaker rates. and the quota tions were
accordingly lowered. That the advance In eggs
ness was evidenced by the fact that the top
grade was quoted weak at the new quotation.
while frsts. seconds and thirds reported
steady instead of firm, as on the preceding day.
There was not much trading in cheese and the
quotations were allowed to stand.
The following sales were made on the ex-
change:
Eggs-Ten cases of extras at lie, so at Ice
and 130 at 161ac dozen.
Cheese-Twenty-fve fancy new Young Americas
Receipts were 2s. 700 lbs butter. 20600 lbs
cheese and /. S11 cases eggs
The following official quotations estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers the floor Of
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 15c to &c higher, owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. &c per lb.
packing stock 1S1sc. steady; California storage
extras 25c. weak; do frsts. 23c, weak: do Sec
onds, 22c, weak; eastern storage, weak at 241sc
for extras. 22c for frsts and 21c for seconds; /;
eastern storage, ladles, nrm at zOc Tor extras
and 19c for frsts.
Chcese-Fancy California new flats, 111kc per
H. steady. do frsts, lie, steady do seconds
Zoe steady: fancy new Young Americas. 1sc
firm: do frsts, 1ac, firm; fancy New York stur-
Fggs-Calforuia fresh extras. 1612c per
dozen weak. do frsts. bic steady; do sec
onds, Ice. steady. do thirds, 14s2c, steady
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Los Angeles Markefs

Los ANGELES March 5--Though egg re-
% celpts fell of trifie this morning on the
produce exchange and the trading brisk.
prices fell cent on local ranch. case count.
5hey were offered first at .19c. but were beaten
scarce and prices likely to advance In few
days Cheese was active on change.
Eeceipts OF beans rose this morning, 6S2 sacks
day.
Celery is scarce and the price is likely to go
up Cabbage is not in the best condition and
the price advanced from 40 cents 10 80 cents
sack
pounds; potatoes, 2,o97 sacks. beans, e32 sacks;
sweet potatoes, II sacks; apples. boxes.
oEggs-Local ranch, candled, 1s@19c selected,
lec, case count lSc; storage. eastern, 1Sc.
Butter-Creamery extras. 57i2c; do frsts 509
o2t2c; eastern extras 25@2T15c frsts, 20c /;
isa2oc 1'f' e00NinS' i'o--e' 0ie0marsarlne 'uOs
Cheese Northern fresh 1715c; anchor large,
zoe; anchor Young America, 2lc; hand cheese.
ern twins. lie; eastern cheddars, lie; eastern
iiOnsn9ra lss@lsss eastern daisy. 17ssc Swiss
cream. zoe; iimburger, zoe.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Choice highland Burbanks
rado. $I25: fancy oregon, Si.25@1 .35; Idaho,
Si.2s; .5,.a Lompoe' 81 10 early rose seed s1s5@
Onions yellow danvers ss@3. % per ctl; Aus
m tralian browns 100; oregons, $3.50; Minnesota,
Beans per ssf1s nS pso So T. new ss75 lima
81 J. small white No / Ss75@ss5;
2 pounds, zoe ib; fryers. 16@1sc; ROSTERS, 1S
i5c under pounds i2c Rosters taa e.
keys. heavy, 13@l5c; light, mot wanted; ducks,
Dozen sens prces per
flyers 22c; roasters. zoe; hens, 1sc; ROSTERS.
12c; ducks: 1sc; geese, 1sc; turkeys 2SG24c;
squads S250 dozen
Rabbts-S2M2. 90 dozen.
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Hides, TaIlow. Wool and Hops

Oregon reports small sales of medium quality
hops at 5l3c and assignments 10 England OF
good medium at an advance of nc TO grower
without recourse. Advices state that 1Oc is being
bid TO growers for three year contracts and lie
for five year engagements. recent letter
stated that a reduction In acreage contemplated
in some sections the coast would be more
than cfset by contemplated increases in other
sections
Hides-Culls and srands sell about sQ1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salsed steers, Sc;
dium, &c: light, &c; cowhides, Sc for heavy. 51sc
for light; stays, SC; salted kip 6@7e; salted
veal, &c; salted calf, 12c; dry hides. 13c; dry
kip, 12c; dry calf, 16c; dry stays, &c; Mexican
dry hides, lie; Mexican dry salted do. &c; Mexi
can picked do, 1oc; sheepskins. shearlings. 100
Zoe each; short wool, 40970c each; medium,
65@90c: long wool. S1@l.25; lambs. 209
Sl.5041.75 for medium SOC a .25 for small and
% Q50c for colts horse hides, dry. 81 1-5O6l2- -
for large and S1.25@1.55 for medium 5Oc0s1
for small and 25Q30c for COLTS; deer skins, dry
Mexican, 20@25c; dry salt do. 171a 420e; picked
do. zoe; dry Central American. 20@25c; goat
skins, prime angora, 5OcQS1; large hair goats,
30q6Uc medium, 20440c; small. 501Jc-
Tallow-No. l rendered. S1a@4c; No ?, 80
31ac; grease, 2@21ac
Wool-spring clip, Humboldt and Mendocino
mountain. 7G10c; do defective. 64715c; San
Joaquin and southern. 547e. according 10 shrink
age and defects; fall lambsS S11Oc for northern
and 6QSc for southern; Nevada. 12615c per h.
Hops-Prices to growers as follows: 1906,
IA 921ac; 1907 crop, AZ 4615c for all coast de-
scriptions; contracts, 9Ql10c for one year and
1OG11c for three to five years
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Potatoes. onion. and vexetabIe.

Receipts of most descriptions Of miscellane-
Gus vegetables were limited, and although trade
was likewise, because of the inc1ement weather.,
prices Were quite steady. Only 50 boxes OF
asparagus came to hand and the extra grade
brought slightly firmer prices. while the under
grades stood as previously quoted Rhubarb
was plentiful and easier, there being quite a
carryover from the preceding day. Only %
sacks OF peas and few sacks of green pep
pers came in from the southern growing dis
tricts and good prices were readily obtained for
choice offerings, while mushrooms and celery
were slow of sale at weak rates. The first
sack of bay peas for the came to hand
from Milpitas, and was reported sold at 121ac a
pound. while new potatoes from the same region
brought &c pound. There was nothing new In
Burbank potatoes onions, the best lots of
both being held at firm prices, although bust
ness was rather dull.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks, 75c@$1 10 per
ctl; Lompoc Burbanks, s1G1. % per ctl; Oregon
Burbanks, 75c@$1 per ctl; river whites, 80
Gs0c per bag: early rose, S1.25@1.35 per ctl;
seed kinds, 10000 per ctl; sweet potatoes.
SO 3@3.50 per ctl.
Onions-0regon yellow, held at $3.15G3. 25 pei
ctl; eastern do. s2.s5@3.,
egetabes-Asparagus. 20G25c per ID for
extra. 1541112c for No. l and 10612hc for
No. 2; green peas. s9l215c per lb; tomatoes.
Mexican. 1.T5@2 per box; do Los Angeles
Sl.6oQ2; string beans. d per lb; egg plant,
dozen: green peppers. 7@10c per 1b for chile
and 121o M15c for bell: rhubarb. 7@Sc per lt
for bay and S1.50d1.75 per box for southern;
garlic. 10N121ac per lb; celery. 25G soc pei
dozen cabbage. 50@6oc per ctl; caulihower. Soc
per dozen; carrots, 7Jc per sack; turnips 75c pei
sack; mushrooms. 75cQS150 per box; marrow
fat and Hubbard squash. $10Q15 per ton.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, March 5.-Huttons wire says:
THE most dscouraging feature about the cotton
market today the extreme dullness- This
started after the opening. IT showed the lack OF
incentive 10 continued bullishness the alb
sence of sufficient outside response to continue
such operations the part of the bull leaders.
We think that entirely much Importance has
been. attached to the National Ginners' report,
which is now said TO indicate that TO- S52, 600
bales ginned up to March 1, and leaving
only 66.00o bales unginned indicating a
total crop Of but l0.91S, 000 bales, exclusive of
lnters. The only demand for spot
cotton TO any extent in the south is for even
running grades OF white cotton the basis of
middliDg. The accumula tion of low grades con-
tinues and there is little demand9for this poorer
staple at present. Spinners are practically out
Of the market now Therefore still see moth
ing better ahead than comparatively narrow
and irregular trading market until something
transpires at Washing ton in Wall street TO re-
viVe confidence and cause resumption OF general
business activity 33r
Reports from Lancaster are that notices have
been posted for the lockout in that city of over
1000 operatives, owing to some disagreement
between them aud the mill owners and spinners.
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General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 67s@7c. June and July; San
Quentin, Sac; wool bags, 421a Cite fleece twine.
lie per h.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite, egg SIC; Wei
ington, Sl2 per ton; New Wellington. Sf2 Coos
Cumberland. Sl4 In bulk and $3.50 in sacks;
Welsh anthracite SIS; coke, s17 per ton in bulk
and $40 in sacks; Rocky mountain, $1lQ12-
Oils (quotati0ns for barrelsl<-Liuseed, 56c
per gallon for boiled And 54c for raw, cases &c
AA, cases, S1-25G1l 80; lucol. soc for boiled and
4Sc for raw. China nut, cases, 760yS6c per gal
lon; cocoanut oil. in barrels 571a Q61c for xxx.
5545S5ac for No l and 521s G56c for No. 2
sperm oil. 65c; natural winter sperm oil 65c:
natural whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained
lard oil. zoe; No. l Lard oil. I5c pure neatsfoot
oil, soc, No. neat tsfoot oil. 65c; herring oil.
oil. 35s.
Coal oil. Gasoline, etc.-water white coal oil
pearl oil in cases, lee astral. lie; star lie;
extra star, 20c; Elaine. 26isc; eocane, zoe. red
23c; No. engine distillate. in iron barrels OF
drums. Size, No. = do, I.c, cases &c more: S6
degree gasoline. in bulk 3oe, in cases 3713e;
naphtha. in bulk 10c. cases 17lae.
Turpentine-7Ic per gallon in cases and zoe in
drums and iron barrels
Rosin tper bbl OF $50 pounds,-E. S6.25; f.
$3.50: q, $3.50: Fl, $6.4O; L. $6.55.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes and
lated, 5.sJc: fine fruit Or coarse grdnulated.
5.25c: beet granulated 200 ID bags onlyl 5.O5c
eonfeetioners A. 5;25e; magnolia A. 4.s5c; extra
crystal dominos. s65e; tablets, half bbls. 5.75c:
boxes &c per ID. Barrels and 80 ID bags 1Oe
half bbls 25c and boxes soc more per 100 lbs
for all grades No orders taken for less than S5
barrels or its equivalent Beet sugar. ..Aonarch'
brand. is quoted and above tue price OF
as follows. Bags. loo lbs. 35c. barrels 45e
half barrels. 60c: 40 lib tins cased. S2-05: 50 Ia
thus, cased, 500: 10 ID tins cased. 10 in ease.
$40; ID tins. in case, 81 10; 50 lb boxes.
sjc-
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Dried Fruits. RaIsins, Nuts and Honey

Mail advices from New York say:
"A featur of the spot dried fruit situation is
peaches Offerings from the interior. especially
from the south, whose jobbers, as usual at this
time of the year. seek to dump their unsold
goods ON this market, are said 10 be the main
cause for the existing depression in spot prices
for this variety of. fruit AS a result OF the
concessions offered bv holders, a considerable
past few days. though there were no very i'm
portant individual transactions The sales are
said Ito have cleaned up a good deal OF the
cheap stock and imparted slightly better tone
ever, causing any material improvement IN
quoted prices
California PrInes We're quiet YESTERDAY. recent
purchases seeming to have satisfied the require
ments for the time of many OF the buyers Inc
market for spot goods has still an easy uloer-
tone but the feeling the coast Is represented
wedding out of weak holders. California seed
less raisins are hrmer particularly suitanaS, the
stock of which that is left ON the coast natns
been reduced to not much over dozen eSrloaus
Recent sales were made at 41sc T. o. b., but
4Kc T. o. b. is now said to be an inside quota
ton &c to &C being wanted Dy some
holders Seeded raisns are dull and nominal
Currants are easy but without further ehahse'
and are selling only in a small way
Frults-A pricots, 1642Oc; evaporated apples,
e1a@S1ac; pears, slsG11c; peaches, 99101
hgs. S@slse for white ss. and and s@1gSe Tor OlaeA'
Raisins Il. o. b. Fresnol-2 crown 4+e;
8 crown, 41ac; crown, 4s4e; seeded, "a Y y
64c; seedless sultanas. Ag4l3c; Sl.zoG 10"
Nuts-Almonds- -Nonpareiis, 131a9141ae; Y
l., 13Q14e; ne plus ultra. i212 0l3c; Drakes,
11Q11hc; Languedocs Zoe; hardshells, "a Z lac.
Walnuts-13c per lb for No l softsheH and o4V 4Ve
for No. 2 do; l21sc for No 1 har6ishen and 912c
for No. ? do; Italian chestnuts, 104121ac per ID
Honey-Water white. comb, 16Q1Ie; white,
| Der. 7971zc; dark amber and candied, 5A @5Ac
\ per ID.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money. Market

Aside from the usual fluctuations in exchange
there was nothing new in the local money mar
ket yesterday Sterling was lower, being affect
ed by the reduction in the Bank OF England
discount rate from 4 to 31a per cent. indica ting
still easier financial conditions in London. A
decline of nc In silver created a corresponding
decline in Hongkong exchange. The New York
rates showed no further dtcline Paris and
Berlin London were lower.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Bank of Italy the following were chosen
directors: L. Scatena, c. f. Grondona, DR.. L. d.
Bacigalupi, A. p. Giannini, J. F. Cayagnaro.
G. Costa, G.. Iaccheri, C. e. Music, DR.. G.. e.
Caglieri George J. Giannini and j. J. Pagan.
The board organized in the election of the fol-
lowing officers l.. Scatena, president; DR.. A.
ii. Giannini, vice president. A. p. Giannini, vice
president; c. Z. Music, vice president: A. Ped
rini, cashier: A. J. Ferroggiaro, assistant cash
ier; Victor A. Caglieri manager Mission branch.
The bank has had prosperous year. The re-
sources have increased from $2S5, 1867 on De-
81, 1907. The net gain in resources for 1907
was S321 400
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Bank of England its discount 3 per
Wall street stocks dull and materially changed
Cotton points lower. Coppers weak Copper metal lower
Local stock speculation at very low ebb
Silver and Hong1ong exchange slightly lower.
Sterling exchange lower. New York unchanged
Paris and Berlin exchange London declined.
Wheat futures higher. Barley futures lower
Other grains unchanged
Nothing in hay, beans and feedstuffs
Cottoene declined 34c Hams bacon and lard unchanged
Hops still low, with the market in bad condition
Cattle, sheep and hogs before quoted
Ne further fluctuations in potatoes onions.
Poultry steady in spite of liberal receipts Game weak
Wet weather against oranges and other fruits
Best eggs shade higher Lower grades OF butter weak
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Provisions

A brokers' wire from chicago yesterday said:
Receipts OF hogs at all points were 10000
more tEsn last year There are lots Of hogs IN
sellars and storehouses that should be In feed
pens"
There was nothing new in the local market
except a decline OF q in cottolene-
Cured Meats-Bacon,- 121ac per ID for heavy
1215c for light medium. 15c for light 16c for
extra light and 1914 G19c for sugar cured: extra
light sugar cured, 20@21c; dry salted sides, 13c;
bellies, lie; eastern sugar cured hams 131zc
for heavy and lac for light; California hams.
l3Q1315c; mess beef, $40 per bbl; extra mess.
clear. 500 80: mess, 500 so: pig pork, S24: pigs
feet. S4.s5 for half bbls, Us for IS ID kegs
ana Sl.30 for kits; smoked beef, 13c per H.
LaId-Tierces quoted at Sc for California COM
pound, 9491ac for eastern compound and 1OAc
for pure; half bbls, pure, 1012e; 80 ID tins,
uAc
Cottolene- half bbl. e1zc; three half bbls
91sc; one uerce, &c; two uerees, s3sc; i've
terces, sac.
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Eyanorated AnnIes-rbe martat ,s
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, March 5.-There was moderate
reaction In the London tin market today with
spot closing at f135 IS and futures at fi31 15s
Locally the market lower In consequence
with quotations ranging from 20 50@30. Soc
at f57 6s I'd and futures at f57 lbs Cd Locally
the market weak and prices were little
lower in spite of the recent talk of a steadier
situation Lake was quoted at l2.37h M12 soc
eleetrolytc 12.25@12.571sc, casting I2I21s a
u 25c
Lead was Is Sd higher at f13 15s in London
Locally the market was dull and unchanged at
3.65Q3.75c.
Spelter was lower at EGO It's Cd in London
but remained dull and unchanged at 4e5Q4 75c
In the local market.
Iron was lower In the British market. with
standard foundry quoted at 49s Sd and Cleveland
warrants at sos 751d Locally no change was
reported.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyiston.

CHICAGO, March o--Wheat was nervous the
greater part of the day and the volume of trade
was large The market inclined to be firm
early owing to liberal purchases by commission
houses. Pit traders in general, however were
disposed TO sell. in view of q probable increas Sc
IN primary receipts in the near future A fore
cast of continued liberal shipments from Arren
tina also tended to weaken the market Prices
were forced down about 5ac from the high point.
sharp rally occurred just before the close on
active covering by shorts, and nearly all the loss
was regained- The close hrm May opened
1s@ l9c higher at 9oAc to 9912c. advanced to
g3es gss1fc and then declined to 9SH q9SK Y G.
Corn was strong all day, being influenced
chiefly by unsettled weather In the corn belt
which probably will interfere with the movement
Of the crop. May opened 14@hc higher at Csc
to to :, es1se; sold at 625sc and then advanced to
Oats were easier on continued liberal receipts
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Poultry and Game

car of western poultry. making the third
for the week, was at hand, and there were
ing the day. Despite these liberal arrivals, the
market remained strong, retailers carry
ing light stocks and were anxious to replenish
their depleted stores AS usual. business was
most active in the chicken line, with fryers.
broilers and fat heavy hens the best sellers.
Seventeen cases of dressed turkeys were re-
ceived and were sold in the usual peddling way
at the old range of quotations. Game dull
and weak. and hare and rabbits could be
instances
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, s5@5.5o for small.
s6@6.50 for large and $7Q9 for extras: old
extra large. $sQ9: fryers. Se@7; large broilers.
S5.50Q6; small broilers. S4.50@5; ducks. S6QT
for young and S4td5 for old: pigeons. 1.25ey
1.50: squads. $3Q3.50; geese S2@2. 80 per pair.
Turkeys tper pound)-Dressed. 16Q22c per 10.
Game tper dozen)-Gray geese $4,000 ;;
$3.50 for small; bare. S1.25@l.50; cottontail
rabbits 81 500al.75.
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Hax and Eeedstuns

There is nothing new under this head. Bran
is easy, with some of the Oregon and Wash
ington mills willing TO sell to this market.
though there is change in quotations. Hay
stands just as before. Receipts were free yes
terday, being SAT tons, including Al cars.
Bran-S30931. so per ton.
Middlings-$33 ass per ton
Shorts-S31 a so per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, S2S. .50130; rolled
oats for feed, $40; mixed feed, $26@2I; oilcake
meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50, in 10 ton lots SIS,
ton lots sSs;9v, smaller lots sSs cocoanut cake
lots. jobbing s2s; corn meal, $34; cracked corn,
$685. broom corn seed, 90c@$1 per ctl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbng lots S23, carload
lots $22 per ton.
Hsy-Wheat. sl2Q16.5o; wheat and oat. S1rq
10; tame oat. S10@15; volunteer wild cat, S90
II: alfalfa, $9914: stock. S7.5099.
Straw-60GlS5c per bale.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods

Kansas City yesterday reported a very poor
demand for hour The situation here remains
unchanged.
Flour-California family extras, s5.4o@6 net.
without discount; bakers extras 50. 40@5 60;
superhne. 81 20@4 so; Oregon and Washington,
per bbl, "a. .15G525 for family, bakers and pat
ents and 81 4.20@4.50 for cut on; Kansas pat
ents. San Francisco track. $3.50; do straight,
Dbl.
Earinaceous Goods-Prices in packages. net
cash, no discount, are as follows Graham four.
S3 per 100 lbs rye four So. 40; rye meal, $500;
rice -four, s7.20; corn meal, S2.75; extra cream
do, 50. 40; oat meal. $4.10; oat groats, $4.30
hominy, So 3-40@3-60 buckwheat 1our, "a;
cracked wheat $3.50; farina. s4.20 whole
wheat four So 20; rolled oats, bbls $647 25, in
sacks $8.25@6.75; rolled wheat, bbls $3.50. in
sacks $3.50; pearl barley, $40; split peas,
boxes IS per 100 lbs