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New york Cotton Market

NEW YORK. March 5.-Huttons wire says
The local cotton market opened steady 10 q
points advance with trading quite active at
times Reports from Houston Tex claimed II
was drzzling rain there and looked ike more
This checked the support TO the market.
Reports from spot markets show little easier
tone with not much doing.
Cotton was dull and easier in spite Of rather
more favorable advices from Liverpool and Man
chester The early weather map showed no
rains in Texas and the official announcement OF
this fact caused moderate rally after decline
caused by western and Wall street selling. The
movement is somewhat larger than last week.
The market was disturbed by the desire to
take profits on the part of very few prominent
longs and also by the rumors that the Texas
drought was being relieved. The forecast for
tomorrow indicates fair weather for western
and as Houston is in such close proximity TO the
gulf very little relief be expected to the
great state Of Texas from rain in that locality.
Spinners are practically out of the market, but
there has been good buying for spot people short
Of March shipments.
Spot cotton closed quiet. Middling uplands,
o SIC: middling gulf. 10.10c. No sales.
rrr-<.h r-T7r l.
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Poultry md tsnnie

The demand for poultry was not so pressing
yesterday as the preceding days of the week,
but with receipts running light and consisting
wholly of domestic fowls. the market ruled
firm and prices for most descriptions were well
maintained as a rule. Only 62 eoops came to
hand during the day. Eleven cases of dressed
turkeys were received. and the stock sold at the
usual wide range as TO condition. quality, etc.
Game was a little steadier on decreased arrivals,
only 13 sacks coming TO hand in the morning.
Poultry (per dozen) Hens, S550G6 for small.
Sc soar for large and SS@10 for extras; young
roosters. $Sd950; old ROSTERS, S4.50@5; fryers,
S7@n7. so; large broilers, scar; small broiIers
$5d5. so; ducks, $7.50@S.50: pigeons S150;
squads, S3@3.50; geese, $3.50 per pair.
Turkeys (per lh)-16G23c.
Game (per dozen)-Gra geese, 81; white
geese $3.50; brant. S3M3.50 for large and 81 81
for SMALL hare, $1.75: cottontaiI rabbits 81 %
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Spot cotton closed quiet. Middling uplands,
SIC; middling gulf. 10.1 Zoe. No sales.
rOrTON
New york Metal Market

NEW. YORK. March 5.--The London tin mar
ket was lower today. with futures at G181
lbs Cd. Locally the market was easy at 24@
"a. roc.
Copper declined IS Cd In the London mar
ket with spot closing at E56 IS Cd and
futures at &57 2s Cd. The local market was
@13.12hc: electrolytic, 12.50@1275c; casting,
12.511a612.
Lead higher at & 13 SIS Cd in the London
market The local market remained quiet at
3.921ac.
speIter declined to e21 12s Cd in the L.ndon
market Locally the market was quiet and un-
changed at 4.I21a @4.7Ikc.
Iron was lower in London and locally un-
changed.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras S6@660 net
without discount bakers extras, $6@625; SUI
pertine, $4.S0@5.10; Oregon and Washington, per
bbl, S5@5.75 for family, bakers and patents and
81 30@4 80 for cut OF; Kansas patents, Sc 40G
$50; do straight S620@6.S0; Dakota patents,
nominal.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, discount are as follows: Graham flour,
$3.50 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal
cream do, s375; oat meal, S4T5; oat groats
4.75; hominy, S3.600S4; buckwheat -four, $4.75
whole wheat iour, S3.75; rolled OATS bbls S6s2s
as, in sacks $4.756G.75; extra cream do, SIS
as; rolled wheat, bbls $3.50, in sacks $4@5
pearl barley. $540; split peas, boxes, $52o fol
yellow and $625 for green per 100 lbs.
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Beans and seeds

Both beans and seeds continue as before.
Beans (per ctI)-Bayo, $3 2J@3.35; pea, s.. %
@535; small white, S5@5.35; large white, 81. 20
a. 80; pink $2.5092.T0; red. So % $3.50; black
eve S3a3 %; Iimas, $3.60@3.S0; red kidneys
s3. 20 a 80; cranberry beans, S3.25@35O; Gar
yanzas, $2G2.50 for small, 81. 50Gl3 for medium
and 81. 25@4 for large; horse beans, S1.75G1. 80.
Seeds-Brown mustard 81; yellow mustard,
nominal; faxseed $375, carload lots; canary,
3% @4c; alfalfa, 16@17c; rape, cleaned. 2G2ac;
timothy, 61a a@6&c; hemp, 4G412c; millet. "a q
3Iac per Id; broom corn seed, $23. 80 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at 81. 70 per ctl.
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New york Grain and Produce

NEW YORK March 5-Flour: Receipts IL
AIS barrels exports, 9.449. Unsettled, with prices
noninally easier.
wheat Receipts, 62 400 bushels; exports H.
972. Spot market. weak. No. red 81 .205s
elevator; No. 2 red. S1.21M f. o. b. afioat:
No northern Duluth, 81 .241A (. o. b. afoat;
? hard winter. 81 22h f. o. b. afoat. There
a rush TO unload long wheat today that
broke prices &c bushel on May and for a
time put the market in uproar. Last prices
May closed at 81 1875 July closed at 81. 11Js
Hops-Steady.
Hdes-Quiet.
Wool-Steady-
Petroieum-Steady.
Sugar Raw. steady: fair refining. 330c: cen
trifugal, 90 test 3.S0c; molasses sugar, Bose.
Refined. steady.
Cofee-Futures closed easy, net unchanged to
10 points lower. Sales were reported Of 1900
bags, including March at 6s546.90c; May, 6s5c;
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Meat Market

Dressed beef. mutton. lamb and veal are
quoted slightly weaker. Pork remains un-
changed There is nothing new in livestock.
DRESSED MEATS
SIaughterers' rates TO dealers are as follows.
Beef-saS1Ae per ID for steers. 79Sc for cows
Veai-SIsc for large and 9la 91O14c for small.
Mutton-wethers, 9kG1O1%e; ewes, 9@9l@c
sLemb-111sG12c per Ib; spring lamb. 14@
s1ae Dressed Pork per lb)-11Gnlse for light and
915 @10c for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight: ,z-,,- ~
ity &c: third quality, 41ac; cows and heifers.
4s74Xc for No. i; second quality, 3h d3%c;
third quality, 3G3Ac thin. 2G2Ac: bulls and
sfags 2I5c; thin bulls, Ia 42c-
Calves-5c per ID for light. 4lae for medium
ans sheepwethers. &c O 5lsaec per Ib. ewes 5a5c
per lb.
Hogs~1O0 to 200 lbs, 6s4e; 200 to $50 lbs,
6Lc. go lbs and over. &c per ID; hoars 50d6o
ner cent, stays 30646 per cent and sows 10QeC
per cent of from above quotations
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

There was fair amount Of trading IN ls tns
fruit market yesterday, but there was no ma @ heu
change in conditions or prices. Retails trades
men were out in unusually large force lor I'll,
day but were not inclined to operate beyond
immediate wants. and the total volume OF Dhsi,
ness was unsatisfactory from the viewpoint OF
the selling interests The steamer Hllonlan
brought about 4OO crates of pineapples, but as
less than half of the consignment was Tor TINS
market, the strngeEcy was not relieved 70 any
extent, and prices remained hru- ripe banahds
were still in short supply and firmly held \
cons gnment of cheap apples. consisting OF aDou'
600 boxes came in from Humboldt by steamer,
and the fruit was offered at 5041oc a box. one
car of oranges constituted the days arrivals
OF citrus goods
Apples tper boxl-Faney four tier bellhowers.
S5c@$I; Newton pippins S1-25@1-5O for tour
tier and S1.T5 for three tier; common to choice
609S5c.
Pears-Winter Nellis, S1.JO9l.40 per ooN'
cooking varieties. 75c1$1.
6l2.5O for fancy, S1.T5d2 for choice; tangerlnes,
sI@l l.5O; grapefruit, $2-T54S for seedlessi lem,
ons, S2.75q3 for fancy. S2425O for choice and
$1.25d1.50 for Standard lines $1-5O4S-
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1.2592 per Dunel
for Hawaiian and s2.5O6t3.5O for Central Amert
can; pineapples, S2@4 per dozen
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New York Mining stocks
Boston Stocks and Bond.
Miscellaneous
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, March 5.-Buying of the copper
stocks better than the selling today. North
Butte was very strong. with advancing ten
dency all day. East Butte of a little this
morning. but closed strong. New York was the
buyer of North Butte and Amalgamated taking
all the stock offered right 10 the close Copper
Range becomes more scarce the higher il goes.
There are rumors that the recent heavy pur-
ehsses for speculative interests are back of the
weakness in copper shares. 1t is reported that
speculative pool has acquired a big lot CT
copper TO be shipped abroad at a low price.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hat
ton & Co.. 490 California street, San Fran
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Los Angeles Marked.

Los ANGELES. March 5.-ConsiderabIe activ-
ity. in potato quotations was the market feature
today.
Local early rose advanced TO $250M275 a
sack, local Burbanks TO $3.50 and northern early
rose to s2.50@275. There is good demand for
the stock at these prices. Sweets were steady.
Egg receipts were heavier today. Butter was
firm.
Produce receipts-Eggs eo2 cases. buttcre1s S, ,o65
pounds. cheese o. .79i pounds potatoes 643 sacks.
onions 713 sacks, beans sacks, sweet potatoes
l2S> sacks
Eggs ,per DOZEN Ranch, local candled, 2sc;
case count. 21c.
Butter tper two lib rolD-Creamery extras
zoe; frsts zoe; eastern extras, zoe; cooking
butter, per lb, 30c.
Cheese (per lb)-Northern fresh. lie; anchor
large, lie; American, 1sc; hand, 19c; eastern sim
giles, lie; twins. 17c; cheddars. 17c; longhorn
22c; daisy. 17la 91sc: swiss imported. 2sd30c;
domestic, 1sc; cream brick. 20@21c; rmburger
20d21c.
Beans-Pink No. i. ss.o5: lima No /. s4.75;
Lady Washington No. 1, $4.75; small white No
/. So 50d5.75; blackeyes. $3.75d4; bayou So So
garyanzas, 81: lentIls $7ds.
Potatoes-H Highland. $2M225: yellow sweet
fancy, s1.75@2: choice. S1.25@f50; Burbanks
local, S1.50; northern sweets, ST. a so; Sail
mas. 81 l5@2.25: white sweets. $1-35@1. 50 rec
sweets, Sl.50; Oregon. $2@22 %; Lompoc. 81. 30
Idaho. s1.60@1.75; Oregon early rose. SIT
northern early rose, $40; white rose, 81; Ne
vada, 1925
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Hides. TaIIov. Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about lsglc un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers, 13c; me-
dunn. 12c light, 101sc; eowhides. 10l3c for
heavy, 1O15c for light; stagsl Sc salted kip,
Isc; salted veal. 151a G1612e: salted calf l6l2c;
dry hides 196191ac; dry kip. 1S4lSHe;. dry
calf 24c; dry stags, BE; dry veal BE: Mexican
drv hides 161ac: Mexican dry salted do. 13c;
Wexican picked, 1je; sheepskins, shearlings. 20
6540c each; short wool. 5067Oe each; medium.
S5c6sI each; long wool, $1G1-jO; lambs. 15@
- horsehides salt 81. 5Od2- 70 for large and
81 55G2 for medium, T5c6$1-25 for small and
S5I59c for colts; horsehides dry, 81. .756f22 % for
Isr9e and 81 230I.T5 for medium. 50cdS1 for
small and 2565Oc for colts; deerskins. dry Mexi-
can 2SG3Oc dry salted do, 24Q26c; picked do.
poe: dry Central American. 26030c; gOatskins,
nrime angora TJc6$1; large hair goats, $50
40c: medium. 2O@30e; small. 5Q15e-
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 415G5lsc; No. 2, 31a
G4Hc: grease. 2q3c.
Wool-Spring clip (freel Humboldt. years sta
pie 16dl9c; San Joaquin. 13411c; southern
coast 6i5 69Lsc Nevada. 9d14c per h. Fall
elip northern mountain (free). rs 6S1zc; defec-
tive 5d6c Oregon-Valley. 141a0lTc per h.
Hops-Prices to growers are from &c TO 10c per
pound.
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Conditions in dried fruits and raisins remain
the same. both here and IN the east. Generally
speaking, trading in both is quiet every where.
FruiIS-Evaporated apples, SAFE; aprlcots,
7Q1Oc; fancy mOorpark, 121a G13c; peaches. Al
41ac for standards 5@6c for choice and 61ac for
fancy; pears 4GSc; pitted plums. TGSc; necta-
rines, 566c; figs, 255W4c; prunes. size basis,
l21502%c with 1c premium for 40s.
Raisins-London layers crown, 9Oc; crown,
81; seeded 464Ae; seedless. 242Ac: ThOmp-
sons seedless, 31c for unbleached; seedless sui
tana 2%c; loose muscatels. 3Aie for crown,
| &c for j crown and 2L,e for crown
Nuts-Almonds, nOnpareils. 1l1s@12c; III,
101a @l11c; plus ultra, Zoe; Drake. 912e;
languedoes, So GI9c; hardshells. 61AGIc. Wal
nuts-9j6c per 10 for No. softshells, &C for No.
2 do. Chestnuts. S@11Oc per ID for Itaiian5 NJ
berts 121a @14c; pecans, 1591Tc-
HOney-Water white, comb 1312c; white, la
lie; light amber, 1OG105e; dark amber, 9g
loc; water white, extracted. nominal; white, "a
Sc; light amber. 61s @Te; dark amber and can
died Az M51ac per ID.
Beeswax-27G2sc per ID for light and 2s924e
/ for dark.
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OMMERCAL REPORTED FOR THE call

fell short of what was expected. The denianu -
good, but the supply is short
SANTA ROSA, March 5.--There was no enanss nes
in the local egg market today Ihe Iaet t,1 tnle
number OF new dealers have entered the ioeal
field here this year has aroused eonsideraoie M M
terest and it is believed that higher prices VII VII
prevail throughout the season The qnotatdlv3tns
today We're 81 1se per dozen for choice ana lv7se
for seconds.
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NEW YORK. March 5-Money on call, easy,
1a.G2 per cent: ruling rate. "a per cent: clos
bid ~ per cent snf Osrss e. Ssys pc Per to cent as
cont. 90 days. 5e1 per cent; six months, 2%
Prime mercantile paper. 312 az per cent
Sterling exchange. strong. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at S4.s5s5G4. S595 for so
day bills and at $4.SS for demand
Commercial bills. $4S59s @4.S5&.
Bar silver, 50Ac.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds, firm; railroad bonds,
heavy.
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Cash Grain and Provision,

CHICAGO, March Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, easy. No. rye, roc Feed or
mixing barley, 65G6Tc; fair to choice mailing,
66G6sc. No 1 southwestern haxseed S1.571S:
No l northwestern, S1.671k: timothy seed,
3.s5; clover $780, Mess pork. per Dbl, SIT 20
a17.25. Lard. per 100 lbs, $9.S7h. Short ribs,
sides Qoose), $S.50@9. Short clear sides, boxed,
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 100000 bushels. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreet's. We're equal to 2.957 .00C
bushels. Primary receipts were 439. 900 bushels
compared with 422 900 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for tomor.
row: Wheat 80 cars; corn, 3S5 cars; oats, 1sl
cars; hogs. %. 900 head.
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Eastern Livestock Market.

KANSAS CITY
1000. Market, steady. Native steers, 81. T5@
6. 30; native cows and heifers, 81. 5@6; stock
ers and feeders. So 2545. 35; bulls, So. 25G4.S5
calves. $4G7 50 western steers, 81 60@6 40
western cows. SO .25l5 .25.
Hogs-Recepts. IL 200. Market, &c to loo
lower. Bulk of sales, So .10@6. 40; heavy, Sc. 8,
@6. so: packers and butchers, $6 20@6. 40
light, $5. S0@6.30.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market. steady. Nut
tons, 81 S565 90; lambs. $1@1.50; range
wethers 81. 4.25@R7 fed ewes. $3d5. 80.
OMAHA
OMAHA. March 5.-Cattle Receipts. 1000
Market. steady Western steers. SO. as. 10
Texas steers. 81. 5065.1 10; range cows and heif
feeders. S3a5.3O calves. So 50@ 80; bulls ant
stays. S2.7505.
Hogs-Receipts, 1880. Market. Zoe to 10,
lower. Heavy Sc. 20@6. 40: mixed. Sc. 1905 %
light. S5.90d6.30; pigs, S4.75@5 .75 bulk O
sales, sc. 05 06. 80.
Sheep-Receipts. $780, Market. steady. Year
lings. S6G6. So; wethers, $515 40; ewes, $4 9,
40 %; lambs SO. soar 80.
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Egr Market IN Nearby Countie.

SANTA CRUZ, March 5.--Conditions un-
changed in the egg market, except for In
creased narketings at zoe. Merchants sell at
25c as A result of the increasing product. Stor
ing will be resorted to-
PETALUMA. March 5-The hest prices paid
for eggs today were BE and Ice. This an
average day In delivery. As "a whole the week
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NEW YORK, March 5.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending March
shows aggregate of SO. 336, Ill 900. against
2615 $50 900 last week and $2,21l ,533. 900 in
the corresponding week last year. The following
is a list of the cities
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentlne nnd Ro.in

SAVANNAH. March 5-Turpentine- Firm;
SIC. Sales 427 shipments 15s.
Rosin-Firm. Sales 965. shipments 140. stock
160.349. Quotations: B. d, $3.15; e, So. 171h:
and G. s.. 90 II. 80; I, $4.10: X. S5.O5; NJ. .
So. so; \, S6.25; VIC. $6.45; WV, $3.50.
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condition of the Treasvry

WASHINGTON March 5.-Todays statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund ex-
elusive Of the $150, 200 600 gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance, $140, ,909, ,433; gold coin
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

All local rates for exchange remained un-
changed yesterday. Silver 1sc higher.
Paris on London and New York on Paris were
lower
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Receipts of Produce

Flour or SKIS. 1o. .057 Egypt corn. SKIS. l3s
Wheat, ctls -. ITO Leather. rolls -. l5(
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Neu York stock List

z. F. Hutton & Co. 49o California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange. fur
nisb the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady: 23Isd per ounce.
Money-214 d2i5 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2ss per cent and for three months
bills 21s az 3-16 per cent.
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Foreign Futures
st. I,ouIs WOOL Market

ST LOUIS. March ---wooi-Unchanged Me-
dum grades. combing and clothing. 20@24c
light fine. l7M2019c; heavy fine, l0M17c; tub
washed, 2od34c.
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Bank CIearings

and bullion, $50, 400, 4s5 gold certificates, $40,
323, 100.
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Family Retail Market

Rbubarh and asparagus are plentiful ID ssi, sno
n,arket this week and both are cheaper We
the other vegetables are stli scarce ,se,v snS az
prices for notatoes are advancing rapiuy ."
--b closaIo and nrOsDects are faVOraDie l9r =
marked increase IN the cost ar retail retlt, sSgs
kinds Of fish are a nttle cheaper, 49, e5ont
dairy produce, meats and poultry ssanu o'
the same as quoted in the last report
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Loans, Exchange and silver


Prime mercantile paper ....... J@6 per cent
Loans on real estate. .. 6@S per cent
Sterling exchange, go days.. -@4.S6
Sterling exchange, sight. ........ "a. .SSA
Sterling exchange, cables. ID. 50
New York exchange, sight. a
New York exchange, telegraphic. d Tn
Hongkong exchange, sight. ht.....-1 421s
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic 42A
Silver. per onnce .............. "a 50A
Mexican dollars. s............... so
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris 51e7s
New York on Mexico. co................... 201$s
San Francisco on Mexico. 80
Paris London. ......................2 % 23 y
Berlin on London ....................2 90. 81
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New York Money Market

incomplete. ....;,;ro.
other items than clearings-
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Lettuce. dos ----oOegoo5
Leeks, doz buchs--4S! -
Onions. per lb.---g
Potatoes. ID ...-z12 'g =, 2
Parsnips. dOz ga
Radishes, Ia bchs-4-o
Rhubarb. ID .-.--0 >
sage. doz Buchs. .zol
string Beans. lb--4
summer squash, lb-Q-
Sprouts, per ID. "a >
spinach, per ID Oy ;
Thvme, doz Ouchs-4zO
Turnlps. per do1--eg-,-
Tomatoes. ID .-.-1og-o
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FRUITS AND NUTS

Alllgtr Pears, ea.25&S5
Apples ....-.-... 30 D
Bananas. d0z ...2Ot93O
Figs. dried. H.. ga 5
Grapefruit. dz. .15c6gS1
Lemons, dOz ....156H2J
Lines, dOz --.-1OWlJ
Nuts. pound
Alrnon71 C0fn0T
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Minneapolfs Flax Market

March 5.--Flax closed at
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Z
Rutter . ID sq sOaS5i Swiss Cheese -25d5o
I1L Ib squares 6O6g65 Eggs d0z 70 eySo9
raI Cheese .-072O Honey. comb. ID .zOg<S
Eastern Cheese. .-425i DO eNtfacteo- AoSS -
rCr-rrrr- AN-D =
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Asparagus. ID ...104i0.
ArtichOkes. COz- .6Oe1 % [
Beets. dOz .--l0N-I
Beans, white, ID. 90 n
Do. eOlored. ID. 49g 81
Dried Lima. lb.-8 81
Cabbage, each .-. 5G1Ul
Celery, head ----Q1O.
Cress. dOz buchs .1J9e-I
Cucumbers. each .15oa 20,
Dried Peppers. .204B25l
Egg Plant. ID. %
Garlic .121a M15
Green Peppers .40M50i
Green Peas -15a2Ul
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
UNsMPLIFIED ENGLISH

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Sew she boar hvuc Two a rIeu-- vra- he
mite Lee a-i1ar. gave him bred and ----a held
cent under his knows. tide his cE.,e- and beau.
raped h.u warmly. gave him sum suite
t-aeEu from q vi,. III. at last he went t.g--.
hail and Wei AS a vo-c- Er-r-e- ii-= ayes
shown his checks were read as a -'a---. anil -.
--ub.-i hole our. Hens thee end .t hour -...
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE ETERNAL FEMININE

7 T would seem that --e ~,>-ve---l-l ..---
L ut % Wlsl-r--lu official Is nc times l--a..
with doubts touching her Own future .
Father said she. I'D like 10 have E.--
advice about something
Wei daughter. answered the father r--.
the solemn arr and speech h- affects a- .-..
times. upon what point --rl I O. be- taken ----.
YOUR confidence Wl4teve- 70 NAV be-. r-.-.-
I~e that shall give TINY earnest cu-~ ir---.-
I-S this Ss5t -Ie cr-'l. When I ger
through school vh-- would YOU advise me e.
90 while -- H-.-.-.-r 81. -.- married.