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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-05

WHEAT.
Prices offered by millers for
wheat; Club. SOC; bluestem, 97c;
red, SIC.
LIVESTOCK.
Prices offered by packing houses
for live stock: Steers, An q
&c; cows, 3h Q4kc; heifers, 40
Nc. Hogs, SIC. Sheep
Ewes. &C; wethars. 4hc; lambs.
&c.
FRESH FRUIT.
Apples - Yakima, $1.50@2;
CAL, Gravenstein, So; home grown
soc a $1.5O; crabs, 5000 coo.
Blackberries-s1.25.
Cranberries, $40 Dbl.
Cantaloupes-s1.5O@ LIS.
Fresh Figs $3.50.
Grapes-Concords, soc basket;
California, 80c@$1.
Honey-Yakima, $3.50 case.
Huckleberries-7c lb.
Lemons-$5 @6.
Oranges-Valencias, $3@3.50.
Observation-Disclosures, SO doz
Pears-Home grown, 75c@
$1.25.
Peaches-S0c @s1.25.
Plums-25 @75c.
Quinces-$1.75.
Strawberries-$4 crate.
Watermelons-1c lb.
FRESH VEGETABLES.
Beets-25c doz; $1.25 sack.
Beans-Strjng, &c; wax, &C.
Cauliflower-35 @75c doz.
Celery-40@75c doz.
Cabbage-1Ac.
Corn-15 q zoe dog.
Carrots-20c doz; SIPS sack.
sack.
Cucumbers-20 075c doz.
California, 15c and 40c doz.
Egg Plant-7c Id.
Green Peas-4c.
Garlic-8c lib.
Lima beams II a 10c lib.
Lettuce-$1.25 Its.
California red, 81.
Onions-s1.25Q1.50.
Parsley-20c doz.
Peppers-Green, tn @10c h.;
fancy bell, 10c.
Potatoes-Yakima. $40 ton;
home grown, $16@17 ton; sweet,
$1.85 cwt.
Pumpkins 1sc ID.
Radishes-20c.
Rhubarb-1h @ and 20.
Rutabagas-s1.25 sack.
Epinach--3c Id.
Squash-Summer. " C Id.
Hubbard We.
Tomatoes-Home grown, 75c
a 81 for 20 Id. box; green. lie lib.
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Fresh Meats-Cow beef, &c;
steer beef. SIC; wethers. 9c;-
spring lamb, lie; ewes, Sc; pork.
spring lamb, lie; ewes, Sc; pork.
FISH AND OYSTERS
FRESH FISH-Salmon, sound,
SC; humpback, 15c each; halibut.
&c; founders. &c; black cod. Sc;
soles, 4c; rock cod, 100; sound
smeit. &c; red snapper, 80; ling
cod, 4c; goldfish, SC; black bass,
&c; carp, &c; shad. 405 perch.
&c; trout. 13c; mackerel, loo.
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Fresh Meats-Cow beef 7c;
steer beef, SIC; wethers 9hc
ewes, &c; spring lamb, 12c, pork,
trimmed, IA c.
OYSTERS AND SHELL FISH
Olympia oysters. SIS sack, $40
2.26 gallon; clans, 50 sack;
shrimps. 12c.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Observation-Disclosures, 37c; fresh
Eastern. 316p33c: Oregon. ate.
Eggs Washington ranch, can
died, 3Sc; Oregon. ale; Eastern.
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For SALE on TRAnn

FOH bAEE OH THAUM
16 acres strawberry and chicken
ranch, running water, acres clear /;
ed; ~ acres in Strawberries; az
miles from OAlalla. Price $4,000.
Terms. Address Box $50 in care
Times
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A NICE NEW 3-room house, lot
box120 feet. city water. Sc car fare;
price $3.50. Monthly payments s1o
1t is a crime to pay rent when you
can get home of your own on such
terms. H. Robt. Paul d Co.. a12
Bankers Trust Bldg.
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B042 North Pearl st. Main i76
Take Point Defiance Car.
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$3.50 EACH
CHAs. III. FRY

4 nice corner lots, close to Def.
ance park; very easy terms.
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FISH AND OYSTERS

FRESH FISH-Salmon, sound.
&c; humpback, 15c each; halibut.
&c; founders. &c; black cod. &c;
soles, 4c; rock cod, 100; sound
smelt, &c; red snapper. 30: ling
cod, 4c; goldfish. SC; black bass.
&c; carp, &c; shad. 40 SCI perch.
&c; trout. 13c; mackerel, loo.
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5 acres good land, all clearkt
near car and school; FIN
try near by, where you have a "
This place will provide home
small cash payment, balance easy
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MEATS AND POULTRY.

Fresh Meats-Cow beef &c,
steer beef, SIC; wethers 9Ms
ewes, &c; spring lamb, lie, pork
trimmed, la c.
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, good new 4-room house; place all
est homes in this part of the coun-
BOD market for everything you raise.
Ind an income for you. Price $500;
terms, or will exchange for Tacoma
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TIMES CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FREE-s50 set or pans 60 every
buyer of Gilfs Sea View Park
lots. Prices SITS up, while they last
Ave.
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+ TIMES
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-MIsCELLA
FOR SALE CHEAP-Horse and bug.
gy. Price $3.50. Inquire Gust E
Gullberg. Falkland, Wash, MAR
5915.
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M. c. MACY, specialist in diseases of
stomach, nervous system and eye.
1146h Pac. ave. NJ. 1865, Also.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
OTHER mARkgTs-gY TELEGRAPH.

head. market steady S. 5oQST 25, cows sac - =,
beifers So 60Gt$5 bulls - - 5sfr-s Sss-ir1rel
9on COO head: market generally 10c lower choe
s. 705s7 IS butchers 81 55asI 10 light mixed s. l
20 2sTs7. buIE q sales 81 3oa$7 55 SHEEP-Re
repts testimatsd,. 1000 head narSet t'E "a 5aT
strong: others weak shseP S - a1gs 80 rs e 56s7 80
Cincirnsti June I1--CATTLE .eiIts -, = -fi
active; fair good shippers. s. sos 90 Td
4$4 = 9 sfI@%s e ga s. 70. common. S. 9S6 -
ST{FEP-Receirts +5o head. slow lower Szf>'' SlD7
lambs I5Q25c lower 81 SVaSe 20 ..-
Eas, buffalo June lI-CA TTLE-Steady prime sen ~
81 T5Gs1 o VE:AIS-Receipts 700 ae@I, 90
BIC higher S6d$S a $ % HOGS-EEecelliSS ,g,t5
head fairly active and iGa l3e Ioyet' e. i5dS- .
;! sSz - go m s So stays e 560S6 daries 81 5$I 90
SHEEP AND LAMBSReceiPts 4tsl 1e4e l. S4 no
sad sts34y & &sh'sP os7 52 5 ystef $ 1888 To- ewes
81 75gfS5 % sheep. mixed $2GS5 so
Kansas City June IICA TIL Receipts. -V .5,ics
,in5ng 40 Southerns. market steady = WeaA, Sg
5 frsssef nsef steers So 4JdSI fair 70 sood =
SO 90 Western s. 25aS6 90 -l-1 @ SCys
9So 90 99 beSd market Sc lower TOP 81 60 buk Il
81 sd s. 50 lights S7d$7 - PIGS SvtS6 so
SfTEf-f- Receipts 1000 head Inagke ~ est-s - -
lambs. 506SS 10 yearllLsS = orf feeders Sass %.
ass 75 ewes S4G$3 80: stocks1S anu
Texas muttous. - -fitS' q" . 1,rrrr =
1.D,on stock Yards Pittsburg. June l1SAI "a & -
Receipts light market steady Gh2l-e $'SS' sttea4y
30 % ,o stbers s. 26a$5 cus and connlS1 S2sS o
iarIts "a 50aS6 so VEAL CALVES 1usS 49,,
ISesePis tair e. S5as7 7o heavy Yorkers s. 5o$I g.
iIght Yogkers. 81 3oa$1 So PIGS - iO4S'
SoTs5o June 11-CLovERs EED-Cash S6 so; oct9Gsr
s. OS PeGsmseF s5 4 T1MorHYHPrie NO 81 o5 ALsIfE-
Prime. Ss August IS 2S
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12

EOTTON-The cotton market VIZ nervous auG
to-day prices under continued good
weather reports and Liverpool cables stating that
movement foot In Lancashire in favor OF gen
eral curtainent during the summer. The closing tone
lower. The market opened steady decline OF
advance OF points. generally a points
higher response to steady cables. but Immediately
began of under scattering Liquidation rNrnoIs
July long cotton is 20 be sold, reports Of
favorable weather local pressure After
showing loss Of points the market rallied 20
ports the belt, but when the official
detailed reports received IT that there
while further scattering showers we're considered
beneficial Texas. These favorable reports In
nerion with he Liverpool mentioned above IN
spired quite good deal Of selling during te afteT-
noon. offerings wNU taken a scale down.
close points up from the lowest
A cable from Liverpool said that committee OF the
Master Spinners Federation had unanimously advised
Lancashire. beginning al once, and had
called general meeting for Friday
Indicating that authorities IN the Liverpool trade do
anticipate that the movement VIII result IN
received the conditions IN Manchester we're
improving The Western belt forecast FOR rather
weather in the Eastern belt and crop conditions
a. the moment seem favorable.
The weekly movement figures Of the Eew York Cot
ton Exchange follow: Port receipts. 5i323 bales.
against 81 544 year. mills and Canada
against 20T2T last Southern mill taktnEs
lestir.aeaj. 30 against Il 900 year Of
year; brought sight during the week. se. 7s7.
1885 last Total crop movement Port
Canada. 22I 615 against T44 301 last Southern
mill takinFs. 2075.oOo against 1881 600 last year
interior towns IN excess q September J.
Il2 7O3 12s371 year, brought into sight
thus car foT season 1a1o@elf against 10 P8 20 ias,
davs this season. against cs6 DAYS
The range prices in the local market to
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
ADOPT SEABOARD PLAN
C0mmittee Members FdUOr ReorgGn-
i7qti0n HHhOut Foreclosure.

Tie. .reorganizat ton plan Of the Seaboard Air Line
Esaf1v-av Company formulated by the suh-commit-
+ee Of the reorganization committee was formally
adopted at a meeting of the fun committee held
YESTERDAY. While no official announcement Of the
-1an was made yesterday. il IS understood that the
main features are as follows:
Reorganization without foreclosure.
The present first mortgage to secure s75.ooo.ooo
rer cent bonds Of which S12.775,000 are outstand-
eng remains undisturbed-
N assessment on common or preferred shares.
The sale Of SlS.o00.O00 : per cent income bonds
n 2 total issue ef Se5.o0o.0Qo at 70 the proceeds
~ which amounting TO Sl2O00OOO. will be used TO
nav of the receivers certificates and floating debt.
PAYMENT Of defaulted interest on first mortgage
bonds VIII be made Of the funds in the
hands OF the receiver
Creation Of q supplemental mortgage to secure
an issue Of s125.00O.O00 Per cent unified and
funding bonds.
Tho retirement Of collateral trust thraeyear and
rer-vear per cent bonds at or before maturity.
Merging Of Atlanta & Birmingham and Florida &
West Coast and other subsidiary lines, except the
Macon. Dublin & Savannah, with the Seaboard Air
Line.
Reduction Of annual fixed charges from s+,242Soo
70 So s05000, saving of IS per cent
Exchange Of general mortgage > per cent bonds
Of 1897 for income bonds, dollar for dollar
Return Of Seaboard Air Line Railway and sub
s55izrv companies in hands OF receivers 70
stockholders by January l. 1910.
Tre. S-6N00o0 income bonds which il is proposed
n sell viii he underwritten by a syndicate, and
stockholders VIII have the right Of subscribing pro
-a-s al 20 70 the issue. The proceeds OF the sale
n these bonds will be sufficient 10 redeem the
$4,000 Of receivers certificates. the $oe509 of rvo-
yea- notes and the S7eoOoo floating debt, and will
provide, in addition, $610,ooo cash for other pur-
poses.
Ot the new mortgages 10 secure issue of
Ss5Go010 : per cent unified and retundins bonds
he -lzn provides for the setting aside q $s2 2>-5ao
70 retire underlying bonds amounting 10 100000,
first mortgage bonds outstanding amounting TO
s-275Oa0 three-year and ten-year collateral trust
per cent bonds amounting 10 $l+65l.poo and car
trusts amounting 10 $5ooace} There Will be set
aside also S7.l7.r05 for the purpose Of retiring at
maturity the bonds Of the atlanta & birmingham
and The Florida & West Coast Railroad companies.
I has been estimated that the net earnings OF
the company fo the calendar year ls'a viii ne up
ward OF S5.e200o. which is approximately $4,000
more than the amount necessary 70 pay the liked
interest charges called for in the reorganization
plan
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

: B. GoodaIe & Son have sold for Larry and Al
Tho-ze August Nos 3l5 and 81 West 9th street.
% exsEs fzet.
The FTeischmann Realty and Construction Com
pany have sold plot. 12x1oo feet on the west side
Of Jerome avenue 10 feet north Of lSzth street
Charles " Akberg is the buyer Of the dwelling
70. 123 East 26th street, sold recently BY Wright
Barclay for Charles Keuniston.
Frederick Fox & Co have sold for Ada NJ Saur-
man 70 alfred Friedmann the three story dwelling
house, on plot S7xley feet At No 27e6 Decatur
evenue
Joseph p Day has sold for a client No. 236 East
ss,h street. a two story dwelling house. on lot
B2lG15 feet
Mar z. zhearn is reported 20 have sold NO, ll9
70 % West 18th street, four three story dwelling
houses plot s2x103.Sx irregular
Van Vliet & Place have sold the three story
dwelling 30 2o West 12tL street, on lot 2o-1XSo
feet for Elizabeth Hanly.
Lauter & Blackner have sold for Victor Zemah
The four story double hathouse. with store, No 'So
Union avenue mort beast corner Of l56th street on
lot z5Z63x Irregular
Casey & Irwin have sold for George Farson the
three lots on the north side Of 225th street lo5 feet
east Of Carpenter avenue
Balthazar schoppelrey has sold to John ScnnacK-
enberg the northeast corner of Melrose avenue ana
,5l;h street OLD buildings. on plot 1oox455 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 1.-The wheat market had several
sinking spells to-day owing to the improved con-
ditions OF the fall sOvn crop and 70 the northward
spread Of harvest operations, but closed fairly
steady. with prices -lC higher 70 &c lower com
pared with Yesterdays final figures Com ana oats
closed easy, but provisions were firm
Renewed selling Of the July delivery was tne
feature OF trading in the wheat pit The chler
factor in the situation the approach OF
harvesting in several Of the leading winter wheat
states and the generally bearlsh tenor OF crop
advices from the Southwest Foreign crop advlceS
also were more optimistic The improved ccndi-
tons abroad largely responsible for decline
of &.d 20 ed at Liverpool which had weakening
effect here al the start A substantial rally oc-
CURED toward midday owing 70 the strength OF
Northwestern markets. particularly that at W n
nipeg. which was up SC. The UptUru in these mar
Ee1S vas due largely a brisk demand for caSn
grain Minneapolis reported that more wheat had
been sold there yesterday 20 country mills than
on any previous dav. The advance Induced rresn
selling Of july and the price Of that optrn declined
from 1ITas 70 1151A AT the close the July deVery
was half below The previous close but the SepJeLn-
Der and December options showed slight gains
The corn market was nervous nearly al day n
svn1pathv with the sudden turns in wheat Weather
conditions were more favorable for the new crop
and the Official forecast was for fair weather gen
e~aIIy throughout the corn belt
Oats were weak general selling. based on the
bright prospects for the new crop Inc Market
closed weak with prices on liC 10 sac
Provisions were easy the start because or
increased receipts of live hogs. but became nr11
during Jne last half Of the day Final quotations
showed gains Of sc 10 l2lac-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12

coming mostly in the last hour. The room trade gos
oversod break. in covering shorts near me
was decrease Of 800 600 bushels the Minneapolis
stock reports said that the oaIence
William Country mills in the Northwest said 70
long July and waiting for deliveries PraetcaI1g I
Southwest Kansas where il has been Nets
dry. clearing weather appeared elsewhere IN e
estimates Of the Kansas yield in consequsIlcs
The Modern Miller report the winter Wheat oue5 5
bears as Liverpool 5sd to sd and Budapest
lower while outlook for worlds shipments az
II S7 600 bushels compared With ass bushels the
previous Reports from Southwest Russia SAD
was also quite favorable The amounted
10 257 bushels, half OF which were at winter .
40 2 red 81 asked elevator 81 81 nominal = ,
aloat: No l Northern Duluth. 81 3e$. and No naIs
bought 8 loads. CORN-Durng early market July
up within 1sc of Thurs lays high RECORD ~
dropping bushel and closing the lowest.
cepts light but. while only i64 cars We're eAPeu
movement week, the country has been olLIts
more freely. Argentine shipments about the sa
and interior receipts Az 600 bushels com
pared 5o4 600 bushels year ago The loea Sc esc
eleyatoT and 9[e 10, % TSrhe market
b,shni Selling by Commission houses the decline
nioted as follows: Mixed 26 to 92 H. 62]1c nominal;
- % ~ ; norfnaI Gg a. h New York BARLEY-Market
Guiding nour exports for the week according % 90
bushels last week and 3Oe4547 bushels year slhGe
July SIS $50 bushels. against 1953l2Zoo ne
for the time last season Sorn eNpo''S o week
b1ebes be against a. iss 7se bushels last season.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-The coffee market was even less active
for the entire day being only 250 bags Of July
65oc Prices showed declining tendency in the ab-
any demand. With the market closing dull. net
unchanged 10 points There nothing fresh
I'm the owing a holiday in Brazil cables
received the primary markets OF the Euro
markets. Havre unchanged 70 1<c lower, and
Hamburg showed a similar loss. Leading trade authoTi-
ues that their advoes from both Rio and Santos
indicate arrivals crop have been
very poor quality. receipts
small. Possibly they srl small afford
the grade of the but
IS said that Santos shippers showing eau
the Of offering coffee for forward ship
until the matter Of grades IS clearly esab-
RuliiSh that precipitation in
Pnulo has nine months ending May
while the dry weather atterly reported has been
a harvesting IL does
weu the towering New York warehouse de-
veies continue moderate. but the spot situation appears
be sustained by the scarcity ot desirable grades par
ticulary The market for spot coffee quiet,
with quotations the basis n I7sGSc for Rio No a.
The prices in the local market to-day
folicNs.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12

rnour Co: The Cedric for Liverpool ass quarters
total rom ms for the vss , Of $50 -;7s sat=
saes3r,e-1s cornalssoa Cornpay "a Ohio steers 1251
u aysrage at s. 10 per l9o y, ono iSa n az a. s.
Pennsylvania oxen. 1870 70. at Sc virginia 6Sil -
at 50 25
NsT'oq 2 Psq9syyaPa a ssr aea = l35o 81 81 n at
rs,s ~ 76s. - a. & a. 20 stare stoczers T95 n
s. 90 s,1ss 1919 n a. 81 bulls 'S: 7, "a al So - n r
il Do 1o4I n at s. - 90 1125 p At 81 $ 10 -2 SO go
II DO $40 p az s.: o. 81 2 at 8 go DO 81 10
$ sanders 5uiis 1157 at s. go COW !o59 r r
40. 100 n s. 40 5 $40 n. At 50 80 % do 81 u
@ @ 81 head q; .-.1 al t2E G,y 7 a5s a
upper wards with medium grades constituting 'ae 9 90
Sass So er 10 fo one Slneh at S 62s oulis a. SO
at si4ai2sc for City dressed vea-s and 'eh-9e foT
20 yss d IL s5e[ns S i5 "a at as s So :?
49, r. at S 3: Is Do III r6 a; s.; DIreiizs 1e5
s. zsa: lsg &. p b a z.i IS s' esi5s * DO 55 IS r F.
at at S 8 8 81 DO, i'' 10 % - ~
I 5e II s s Wrif4' 4 ss. cq ia @ E. vsa s' s. So & " o.
nlks. g. 157 G115i' H. at = 81 T56 g. - yeas
SHEEP AND LANrB-RseeiPss TsTs a. an. s4ss Is a2s 2
for the nlsrae aking with the car hed over yessFaay
STEADY: common DUH and car he-l oNyl.
lambs held ID firm with q good inquiry ana a. taS
stock was wanted Common 20 prime sheep SOC a. So,
eS5 per n: S3 fair 70 prime lambs az = -.
81 - l few head OF Pennsslvania amps
az IS. So 50 Dressed mutton fu47- al -s---
peg Sa@is:HMsf6e.son @ g. 2to Virginia lambs 3 2
average. So - per 100 n: 20 do o. 70 - -
Newton & Co: 254 Virginia lambs % 70 az - %
o.S n, - n Al 81 25; poe DO - p. - - 2I5 d..
63 n at 50 % 2T7 o. 70 AZ 50 g laS 60 90 a
-; ~ Virginia sheep. lvs 10 al - - Il - so "
at 81 y G9 ~ 10 az 90 = a42 Virginia lambs O. r
s. T5 I25 dc 10 $ -. - Pennsyl lyanla 20 '
q n al S6 80: Virginia sheep. leS Y az 81 90
i65 m AZ s. so ~ Pennsylvania do - To al -
~obn Shannon: Pa Virginia steers u ID il - -
4 z5[si4iR KTatE a5 Virginia lambs. % = a, 50 30
OF A. "a 10 ar 50 25 Virginia sheep. llb u AZ >
- srsn ana yearngs 93 =. AZ S4 -; bucks i95 ID
at siPpers Fl 21 Commission Co Virginia lambs g ID
at Sanders: Pennsylvania lambs "a n az S.
Snsep p98 I'D g. g Is Pennsylvania sheep 70 n az s. .
UOCS-Recepts Is cars. or Iof he4e- ISL---
ing Tother less than half for The nla'Iel FSs rs
yesterday L1sHt 10 -47a'S MS
sold 81 COAST 90 per loo 70 d. -.t, hos ~ n
Sa1ss-E-erns Commission Co. - PAio lG,-s. -
sys@sge AZ s. n. Ohio staSs I'o
Sanders: Pennsylvania hogs 10 ID i- . 80
roughs 2s5 n. a. So 20 -. ,qz =, ~ s. 90
] G. Curtis & SON 5 state hogs lt' 10 a' - 30
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, June II. 1909
BEANS AND PEAs-Recepts to-day. 55s bags beans
and 500 bags peas; imports 1o455 bags beans. from
Fiume There is fair inquiry FOR foreign medium and
marrow is steady Choice forelgn mar
Domestic white beans unchanged in price, but the
tone Of small supplies Red kidney
10 81 IS for Yellow practically gone. Cali
fornIa slightly hrmer Scotch peas remain SLOW ana
easy. We quote: BEANS. marrow. choice per DusheI
So 20; do good. 81 sod 81 TO- medium. choice
81 759s2 7Tiz pea. choice s. 7729$2 so import ed
marrow choice 50 45as2 go do to good s. 10
a$2 40 pea, choice, - 3oq$2 81; do medium choice
s. f731Gs2 - do common good. S24$2 i5i white
50 65G$2 IU do fair TO good 81 SoQS= ~
DO red kidney choice So 42GS2 45; common to good
turtle soup choice 50 25. lima California choice $50
SO %, PEAS. Scotch. bags per bushel. 81 90a$i 20
change in situation. Buying is cautious ana SUP
nies are fairly that stock is accumulatng N
TO give much and the business doing is at about
Forner prices creamery. while is firm
ana factory ckng show further slight ad-
We uote: Seamery spe per 10 Z'e-' d
2 435s do thirds 22a2ac; state dairy tubs finest
2gc: do good choice 2im25i.c Go common 1" fat
id23c; process specials. 24c do extras go Sac do
frs,s ala22c seconds, lsd1oc: do thirds, lbq lc
Western Imitation hrsts 22q23c Western fat
l7disc: packing stock No J. pc; do no > lep l912e
do ~ p E&Receipts today 4s7 boxes Trading
slow to-day, and most receivers have more or sS
surplus especially small sized colored but prices held
a1~umuation with the feeling weak and unsettled though
o change made prices Exporters are showing very
iittl. interest foreign advices and higher
Ia%is FINEST Canadian new Sd both colored and
vrhte; DO old for coored and Cos f9r white We
quote: state. fu cream sPeeials 1as; ~ &C Do
fancy lake common 10 fair. lo1i2c, siIns li2 10
sgfSsasss, SSas- A. common 4Gsc. do fuii skins 2aSc.
FGGS-Recepts to-day. l6.57G cases Market qriet
Irregular quote: state, Pennsylvania ana nearoE
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
To UhOm 1t Mag Concern.

r,r-pRENfE COURT OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
- Albanv-The People of the state OF New York.
plaintiffs. The Metropolitan surety company, De-
that the undersigned viii sell
+4ibc auction BY Adrian H. Muller son, auctoneers
-, mar value ST eaChl AtchisOn Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway COMPANY per cent Ad1ustTsnt Bonds.
6,a 1005 and tpar value $1,000 eachE ST
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York. June Sth. 19o9
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William street. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF
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EDWARD r FINCH Attorney for Receives -0F7ce
and Postofice Address. 3 Nassau Street, Borough
OF. Manhattan CITY % New YORK
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Southern Pacific Company
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A. K. VAN DEVENTER,
Treasurer.
To the Holders of the Preferred Stock
of the Southern Pacific Company:
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NEW YORK, N. Y. June 8, 1903

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