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Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
short program as foi,o.vst Address of Welcome e................

.......... Selim Nicholson. w NJ Song .....M Miss Jewel Lowiher keddlnS. .......--- ..-.-..' .Jtdh .-Naii Song ......N N.L........-.. Ruth Betts "Reminiscences. .... Gen. A. J. Sampson Selections. .....-.. Miss Earline Boone Remarks. Grand Master F. NJ. Doan
 Past Grand Master F. A. Shaw act cd as toastmaster and after the ap- petites of all were thoroughly satis- fled by the good things provided. call ed on the prominent members of the lodge for short talks. Those who spoke were Judge Fletcher M. Doan of Tombstone worshipful grand mas ter: L. NJ Ormsby of Tucson, past grand master; A A. Johns of Pres colt. past grand master; r. H. Per kins of Flagstaff, past grand master; Chaplain Jenkins of Prescott, and G. w F. Hunt Of Globe.
 Among those present were Harry Drachman of Tucson. who was re- ccntly raised to the thirty third de
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
.BISBEE TEAM WINS
 0N A PHOENIX FOUL
First Race of the Firemen's Series at
 the Fair.

The first event of the Firemen's Tournament vas pulled off yesterday morning with the Bisbee team first
 the Tempe team second ana the Phoe- nix team disqualified While the Phoenix team did not win the first prize it would have done so only for an error The Phoenix team made the distance in 27 seconds-i seconds bet ter than it's nearest competitors time. but-the failure to attach the nozzle to thc hose according (" requirements disqualified it The time over the
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
ANNUAL CONVENTION
 0F ARIZONA TEACHERS
Eighteenth Session Now In Progress
 in Central M. E. Church.

The Territorial Teachers association began it's eighteenth annual session at morning. with7a large attendance. Aft CT prayer by Rev. Martvn Campbell and vocal selections by the Arizona Teachers quartette. J. F. Cleaveland. on behalf of the territorial chief execu- tive. delivered brief address of well come. \ happy response was made by County Superintendent Stover. of Tombstone. after which an address on Some Mistakes in High School Edu
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
MhsONS GATHER AT
 TIE FESTAL BOARD
Members Higi in the Order From All Parts of the Territory Were
 Present.

one of the most thoroughly enjoyed gatherings of the Masonic lodge in re cent years Was the banquet to Grand Master Fletcher M. DOan and the wis itils members last night at the tenn pie. One hundred and ten members oi the order representing nearly every lodge in the territory. and many lodges from other states. sat down at the 1 shaped banouet board.
 The banquet was preceded by a
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
DIDN'T EXPECT TOO MUCH.

Mrs Housen Hohm-What is your name?,
 Applicant for Cookship.-Miss Ar Iington.
 Mrs. Housen Hohm-And do you expect to be called Miss Arlington?
 Applican-No. ma'am not if you have an alarm clock in my room.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

gree; aud the only three surviving charter members of the first Masonic lodge of the territory. Emil Gang. M. Jacobs and F. A. Shaw.
 The Masons enjoyed themselves so thoroughly that they voted to make the banquet an annual affair to take place in Phoenix fair week. The com mittee on arrangements was B. F..
 Marks Albert b. Leyhe, A. A. Betts. A. \. Gossard and C. A. Randy.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
CLASSY COSTUMES

lavishly
 
  Satns-al eahora trimmed steel gold s and hand embroidery form the trimmings eeoe and  Excellent fNm. ,l 150
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
The New Hand Bags

We have all kinds priced lowest for quality always, netting
 saving of dollars dimes to the purchaser Bags for every occsio In size and of every color Stylish Hand Bags in Grain Seal WaTus and Alligator mounted excellent frames with every requisite for womans fort Prices range from S1 p to 5000
 As leader for Monday offering lot of about 90 made of black grain leather in variety of shapes and models worth up to T250, at choice
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
THE NEW YORK STORE

All that the store has the accommodations yours venienc and comfort information
 All Phoenix pervaded by the spirit hospitality fee home during their stay sincerity welcome for sight seeing for trading Happy days!
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
THE OPTOMIST.

I'm sorry to hear your mule died. I said to Happy Sam
 oh. it's all right. boss" he said rcsignedly. T aint Sot no kick comin' -Lippincott's.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
WAISTS THAT PLEASE
Absolutely Guaranteed Silk PetticOats for $500

to to the to widely is re of in black fall shade match
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

THE NEW BELTS-Every Known Favorite is Here-the most prominent tie Belts and those of Silk. ranging in price from 25c to S1.50. \ manu- facturer's sample line just received. Hundreds of latest style Elastic Belts solid colors. embossed. floral and Persian effects. each and every one adorned with an elaborate buckle, values up to s1, at. .43c
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
MOTHERS DARLING GIRL.

Some marry pretty show girls
 And think they take the cake. Eut give me one who turns out pies
 Like mother used to make.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

course was as follows: Phoenix, 2 seconds; Bisbee. Sf seconds; Tempe. 8 seconds.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
Hair Ornaments

No Illustration Could Give An Adequate Idea of the Beauty Represented in this Stock-Come and sec the many late styles in Back Combs, Side Combs. Bands and Barrettes in Jet. Amber and Shell; a most magnificent assortment. including the latest Colon ial effects, d great many hand polished, ranging in price from 2jc to $500. As a special inducement for today. we are offering one lot of Bands and Col onial Barrettes. the regu- lar 7jc sorts, all new goods at, choice. .59c
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
FOOLISH PAIRS

A pair in hammock Attempted to kiss. And in less than a jiffy 'sIqi sY!I pspueI GSqL
 -Lippincott's Magazine X pair out canoeing To change seats essaNed. And these are the bubbles That sinking they made.
 Boston Transcript. A pair out ~bubblug'' And broke the speed law The auto turned turtle And here's what they saw
 -iiirmingham Age Herald
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
DAINTY NEW CAFES

If have the slightest interest in the question by  na and artistic effects rang another is
 
 values from SIP ,otST 50
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-31
WeekIy Trade RevIeyr

NEW YORK. July Enthusiastically tomorrow
will say: More buyers are In evidence in the
leading markets and fall jobbing trade shows
signs of getting under headway. but the vaca-
ton season the imminence of tariff bill settle
ment and the rapidity OF recent price advances
breeds conversation in many wholesale lines
pending clearer views of final crop outturn
The public uncertainty as to cotton prices in
trOduced element OF unsettlement which,
Of large magnitude in cottons and some other
lines, though it is to be noted that wool Is
strong and active, mills are busy and advanced
business for next spring has more than met
There is more doing in the shoe trade east
and west. but advices are that high prices of
leather and hides tend to restrict trading.
Business failures in the United States for
the week ending with July % OBJ against
239 last week. 275 in the like week of 19os
1s2 in 1907. 40 In 1906. and It's in 1905.
Wheat includinf -four exports from the United
States and Canada for the week ending July 90
aggregate 1,579.652 bushels. against 1893 1853 last
week and 2.6Q5.999 this week last year For
the four weeks ending July % exports are
5.393,731 bushels. against 9,399Ss4 bushels 70
the corresponding period last year.
Corn exports for the week are 149 e04 bushels
against 81. 092 last week and 1923 in 1908
For the four weeks ending July 90 corn ex-
ports are 329, 577. against 07,e1S bushels iast
year.
R. G. Dun Co.'S weekly review of
able with winter wheat nearly harvested. Tie
excellent conditions in the iron and steel trade
emphasized by the report of the principal pro-
Queer are maintained. Reports from the prfn-
cipal trade cenfers are uniformly encouraging
July failures have made the smallest month s
total of liabilities since early in 1907 Con-
trade activity and prospects of coming agra
cultural and Industrial prosperity are more rro-
nosInced than immediate business. but this con-
6dence appears to have an immense uplifting
The shoe trade is not active. but some inn.
proyenent continues and fair orders are re-
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Combination Fraction and Goldfeld Consoli-
idated were active yesterday. and the former,
after selling. up to 20 cents, SOLD down again to
90 cents bid at the CLOSE, against Sc cents as
Thursdays closing price. Goldfeld Consolidated
was up to $50 under liberal buying but
dropped back to $3.50 under local selling,
where it closed. the closing quotat lou
being the Thursday. The other
southern Nevadas were dull and devoid of fea-
ture-
The Comstocks were quiet and irregular Lady
Washington levied an assessment Of cents,
delinquent August 81.
Trading In local securities was fair, though
sales of bonds were lighter than of late ALASKA
packers advanced from &c., 70 TO S73. The
recent irregularity in this stock has been caused
by varied reports from the company's fisheries
telegram from Bristol bay reports the com
pany's pack at that point as 100000 cases.
The total Bristol bay pack is given elsewhere
in this issue. Makaweli sugar was firm at
$44.50 and Associated oil higher at $34.75
The following unlisted quotations were made:
Peoples water. common. s4@4.25; Pacific gas
and electric common. SAT SOFAS: preferred S107
bid and sales: Turner oil so@s5c; W. K oil.
81. 2592. so; Western Pacific common offered at
$31.
The Stockton land association of San Joaquin
county has levied assessment of 10 cents
per share, delinquent August 81
Godield Consolidated mines company stock
holders of record will be paid quarterly divi-
dend of 30 cents today.
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Banter. Chee.e and Egg.

mere was sudden increase in the receipts OF
fancy fiat California cheese yesterday the hfg,
prices having drawn in some liberal SHIPMENTS
ana the market developed easier tone. Re
eelVefs who were on the buying side OF the mar
ket on Thursday were sellers yesterday and the
ing pressure on the exchange. The fact that the
market did not go below 16c. however was re-
garded as an Indication of hrmness Fancy
Dung Americas took turn for the better bust
ness ON the exchange sending the price up to the
same level as fancy fats Butter was steady to
hrn, with seconds lie higher at 2615c a pound
and egg irSts recovered the I1Sc lost several
were officially declared weak, but lie was the
consensus of opinion in the street that prices
were pointing upward If anything
Sales ON the exchange were as follows:
Butter-lO cases of extras at q 1se and 20 at
2Se pound.
EegS-10 eases of extras at 32c and 10 casas ~
irsts at 29c Dozen
Cheese-100 fancy new California fats at 16c
and 90 fancy Young Americas at 16c pound
Receipts rs 400 pounds butter "a 3Oo
pounds cheese and 637 cases eggs
The following official quotations estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers on the door
of tie dairy exchange. Prices in the street
orally range from 1 &c TO &c higher, owing to
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 2Sc per In
steady; do hrsts. 2Ic firm; do seconds 261sc
firm; No ! packing stock 24I5e firm
Cheese-California fancy flats. lee per III
steady: do hrsts. 151sc. steady; do seconds
13lac steady fancy Young Americas 16e
Young Americas, Ice. irms do fats, I5hc firm
Eggs tper dozen. cases Observation-Disclosures.
fresh extras. 32c. weak; do irsts 29c weak. 10
seconds, 25c, steady; do thirds. 23c steady
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lions remain unchanged.
Potatoes. onion. and vegetables

Arrivals OF vegetables from the river continued
10 decrease. and. although trading was rather
quieton the day. prices for some descriptions did
better Tomatoes made a sharp advance. and a
premium obtained for few favored marks
in the early trade and cucumbers and eggplant
were higher. toe. Green corn remained weak.
receipts being heavy and the carry over rom
the preceding day large offerings had to be
strictly fancy 20 command 81 a sack and thai
figure only obtained for the best selection IN
the early morning hours. Peas. too. remained
weak. with sales slow. while ordinary offerings
OF string beans received but little attention PO-
tatoes and onions were in large supply. with the
market for both easy 10 weak.
Potatoes tper ctll-New. 75c4S123 in boxes
and 6JcHS1 in sacks
Oaions-New yellow. 63QS0c per ctI.
Fegetables-6reen corn. 50cdS1 per sack: to-
matoes. 506S5c per box; green peas, LOCO
81 per sack; string and wax beans. "a 10
per ID: lima beans. 5ss6e per 10; summer sslt-.,.
100000 per box: garlic 4d5c per ID; cabbage.
zoe per etl; cueuubers, 506T5c per box; pickle
CacuInbers. T5cGr$1-z - per o0N. ,aGlia0,,s.
per dozen. tnrnlpS. Slu n p per srct. eg~ni~- .
T5c@$1 per box; green peppers, 40665c per box;
green okra, 75c6S1
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and otner Grain.

wbeat-Chcago was lower on heavy cables,
favorable weather and fattering news from
wire from there said: Wheat conditions in
the Canadian northwest ideal Southern
mills are seeking grain in the northern markets,
as their local crops have been absorbed. Flu
rope has been purchasing a smaller scale,
US prices have been dropping and there viii
be no Improvement in these purchases as long
as prices continue to show lower trend AS
the heavy crop in Russia will supply Europe
with larger volume than during the last
two years and bring the cheaper grain, il Is
reasonable TO expect importers to keep out of
our market until necessity forces purchases"
Quotations for old wheat have become largely
nominal as the supply is reduced to practi
CASH WHEAT
California club $205@2.07h; do milling.
S2-10; California white Australian. nominal at
$1,000 l95; northern club. 81 o5@2 o7h; north.
ern bluestem, nominal; Russian red $292 O5;
uS RsE et new new wSe
tralian. $2:071 10; new northern buestem.
S Sl.s2a2 q 30 new mo northern club September
delivery, sissy per etl:
FUTURES
10 a. M Session
p m Session
Barley-The cash grain moved up fraction
yesterday, sales of choice feed being made at
81 464. Receipts were 1919 ctls. Futures
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot, S1.43& al 6A
common to fair, s1.40@1. 42la per ct1; brewing,
81 .4T1a "a 48s4 shipping, S1.47t al. 4sA, Port
Costa delivery; chevalier. $1.5001.60.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
Open High. Low Close
May 1880. S1.50H $1.50A S1.504 S1501.
December 80. 1.45B 145K l.4515 14515
2 p. Session
May-$1.49 bid, S149% asked.
Deeember-S1. Is.
oats-There were mo new features to the
market YESTERDAY. The buf trad
was quiet.
New reds for feed. s1.971a POS for good to
choice and 81. 90Q1.95 for poor TO fair: reds for
seed, S20J@2.25 per ctl latter figure for re-
cleaned; black. $3.50 asked; new northern white
October November delivery. are selling at 81 81
per ctl; Texas reds, sacked and recleaned.
$205a2. 20 per ctI.
Corn--The market is unsettled and irregular
and quotations again show general change
Small round yellow, $3.50; white. 81. sOd IS:
large yellow. S1.I5G1S5; western states yelloyy
in bulk, San Francisco track, s1e9: white.
$l;I2 mixed. s1.d7; Egyptian. nominal
Rye-Quotations continue nominal; arrival OF
600 ctls from the western states.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Culture Grain and Provision.

Oh CHIGAGo, July so.-High estimates of the
total yield of wheat in the northwest had a
weakening effect the wheat market TODAY
ana considerable nervousness characterized trad
ing Some hrmness was manifested early in
tne day In consequence of fresh reports of
oiack rust in North Dakota but as trading
advanced sentiment became bearish as these
rmmors were found to refer to only one locality
inc report of Minneapolis trade journal
given out late yesterday, which claimed total
wheat crop OF $4,000 600 bushels for Minnesota
and the Dakotas and several additional esti
mates which placed the crop at from Dos 600 Goo
70 260, .000 bushels. We're largely resnonsible
Iof the weakness which prevailed late in the
Sc During the day July sold between
Sd0t@l.os&. and September between 81 035s ~
luo.3c; The market closed weak with Inly
at sl.of12 and September at 81 O3H
Increased local receipts and slackenfnq in
snIpplhg demand prompted moderate selling Of
coI1 curing the greater part of the session JnIy
s sola between I0MT1Ac and September betN-ee1
latter at 661sc. " "nu ule
"a. a break OF &c in the price of July was the
feature feature, OF trading in oats, which was extremist
Weak WEAK all day. The range on July was befu,ee1n
izel49c The market closed weak at almost tsn
3SLc. 2sN anu september at
!, Provisions displayed considerable strenctb =,
ele start, but eased off somewhat d,irIng tho
1lal hail OF the session Prices closed 121S y,
l5c lower to roc higher u i@9au
me reading futures ranged as follows.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
slanghterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-e15 @7c per ID for steers, 5@6hc for
cows and heifers
veal-7@9c for large and 9@9lsc for small.
per lb. ~
Lamb-9ia dt0c per lb.
913@10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
:, Inc Following quotations are for good sound
weight: e
No | fat steers. 900 lbs alive. 464Isc;
under 800 lbs. 3Ac; second quality, S1S634e;
thin and undesirable steers Sc
No; ! cows and heifers, 3G3Ac; second quail.
21ac. '' -12SS
bulls. He
caIves.Light weight. per lb. 505Hc; me-
diHm, AZ 4$4c: heavy. 4G4Lc-
evT sneep B., lgeT lb)-Wethers, No. 1. sz94c;
5Ae '9
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to to 40 lbs; Il4Q7he; 40 TO $50 lbs. 7Is@fXc;
-2oO to 800 lbs, re; rough. heavy hogs, 455G
5c; common. undesirable hogs, 4G455c
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Provisions

Cottolene. one half Dbl. I0%c: half bbls,
l0kc; tierce, 101sc; tierces, 1oc; tierces,
9Isc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams. 10 "a eI1Sc; picnic hams, 1215c; bacon to
lbs, 2013c; s to 10 lbs. 1915c; 10 to II lbs,
1912c; fancy sugar cured bacon. 2315e; Arrow
bacon, TO 10 lbs, Isle; 10 to u lbs, 1S5c light
dry salt bacon to 10 lbs, 1Sc; 10 to IL lbs lie;
medium bacon. 15tsc; light medium bacon 15lac.
Lard-Tierces 14c, sos 14Ae. los 14Xc IS
sac, los 9Ac. IS 9ssc. IS eye; yellow cooking
oil. SIC per gal; white cooking OIL 55c per gal;
salad OIL Sc per gal
Beef-Loeal prices are quoted. Export lots in
speeted by the government. are 81 per Dbl higher
Extra family beef, SIP per Dbl; family beef
Sll-oO per Dbl; extra mess beef, $3.50 per Dbl;
smoked beef. 21Ac per III.
Fork-Extra prime in barrels. $21; clear S23;
mess $50: pig pork, $2s; pigs feet SIS for hall
bbls, rs for % lb kegs and $1.30 for kits
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks generally higher.
Cotton and copper stocks firm.
Local securities quieter.
Leading southern Nevadas more active.
Sterling exchange lower. Other rates as
before.
Stocks of old wheat about exhausted.
Barley higher. Oats quiet. Corn unsettled.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Another advance in contract hops.
Pacific Goldfish higher.
Provision market Arm and unchanged.
Dried fruits and rsisins quiet.
Butter, cheese and eggs irregular.
Potatoes and onions plentiful and weak.
Fresh fruits in liberal supply and easy.
Poultry market quiet and dragging.
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GREAT ACTIVITY
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July So.-The dealings
at the stock exchange by noon today had
overtaksn the figure for yesterdays total
dealings, and the total rose TO more than
1000, 900 shares.
Union Pacific, United States steel,
Southern Pacific and Atchison all sold
during the day at the highest prices in
their history. It is feature Of the pres
eat situation that with all the enormous
accumulation Of holdings, brokerage Of
fees profess to be little involved in the way
Of money borrowed for the holding o.
stocks on margin.
Todayis active market was helped along
BY many speculative devices. One device
that proved most effective was the circula-
ton Of runners of the accumulation of this
or that stock by some financial magnate
The names Of John D. Rockefeller and E.
H. Hartman figured in the gossip.
A sudden jump in Western Union was
accompanied by q report that an early
absorption of that company by the Ameri-
can telephone and telegraph company was
in contemplation.
An astonishing number Of rumors bear
ing IN particular properties were set ahoat
and gave rise to isolated price movements
in succession. This was responsible largely
for the professional appearance Of the
market.
More gold was engaged for export to
Argentine. The banks are promised cash
gain as large as last weeks. The stock
markets closing tone was strong, after
digesting the realizing sales of the final
hour.
Bonds were firm. Total sales (par
valus), S4,e1e.ooo.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, July -Flour-Receipts.
1855 barrels; exports, IL. 799 barrels Market
less active. with prices nominally lower
Wheat-Reeeipts. Sc 900 bushels; EXPORTS I 900
bushels Spot weak; No. red new. 81 81
sales in elevator; No. . red. new $f.I4a4 end
August +. o. ahoat; No. l northern Duluth.
old, S.3I%- new {. o. b. afoat; No. 2 hard
winter, new. S1.ffa4 nominal f. o. b. a1oat.
Quickly following firm opening due to bet
ter cables wheat eased of today, and in the
afternoon became decidedly weak under liaui-
dation and more favorable crop news. July was
exception. however, shorts paying 81 40 a
enew high record. 1t closed &c higher against
+ ea1lsc less IN other mouths. July closed 81 40;
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FIour and Farin.ceous Good.

Flour-CallfOrnia family extras. $6-60@T net
without discount; bakers extras, s6606l1, super
fine. So 5045.70; Oregon and Washington per
Dbl, $5.50G6.J0 for family. bakers and patents
and 81 756l5.25 for cut OF; Kansas patents.
10; do straights. $3.50; DO clear. 81: Dakota
patents, $T.T5@7.95; do straights, 81 per Dbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, nas
cash, no discount. as follows; Graham Hour.
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four, s4-25; rye meal. -;
rice -four. s.; corn meal, $3-25; extra cream do.
1876 oat meal, So 40: cat greats. s. 40; hominys
So. 6OG4s buckwheat -four. So whole wheat nouF.
81 %; rolled oats, bbls sS0S.5O. IN sacks s.. 40
GSs extra cream do. $3.50 In sacks and SO tp
barrels; rolled wheat, bbls $5.75, In sacks S45o
@5.25: pearl barley, $3.50 split peas, boxes,
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-Cash quotations were as
follows: -
Flour weak; feed or mixing barley 6O1e2c.
fair to choice mailing. 6G@T0c: haxseed No.
southwestern. $1.3S; No. l northwestern, 81 AS:
timothy seed. $3.50; clover, $10.S5; mess pork.
per Dbl. S20.30 d20.35: lard, per leo lbs Sill %
short ribs. sides tloosel $40. s50l 10 o5: short
clear sides (boxed). $11.6215 n11.7j
GRAIN STATISTICS
Iotal clearanees of wheat and flour were
equal to 600 bushels Exports for the week
as shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to l. $50
900 bushels. Primary receipts, LOOT 900 bush
els. compared with 1.046 600 bushels the cor
responding day year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat 252 cars; corn 1919 cars;
oats, 10 cars; hogs ZOO head.