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The situation in the market for miscellaneous
vegetables remained about the same yesterdav Y
Saturday. There were further heavy do
liyeries of tomatoes from across the bay that
sent prices to q lower level. while lima beans
We're In limited supply and higher. The other
vegetables stood before quoted. The potato
market WIS in better shape for the selling inter
ests, and river Burbanks higher. following
au advance In the growing districts Onions,
too. did better.
Potatoes tper cfll- River white. $4,000; Sa-
linas Burbanks. 1.25d1 50: Oregon burbanks.
90cmS1: sweet potatoes. SfM1.25.
Onions-New yellow. S0G7qoc per cti.
Observation-Disclosures 4edIoc per box; green
peas 3M6c per ID: string and heaps. saaac
per lb: lima beans. 7M9c per lb: summer squash,
<iM % per box: garlic. 4Gl5e per lb cabbage.
soc per ctl cucumbers. 75cG$1 per box; cauli-
flower, SOC per dozen, turnips. 75c per sack;
carrots. I5c per sack: eggplant. 60@75c per box;
green peppers, 50d75c per box
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Eastern Live-tock Market
SOTTH OlIAHA


SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. observation-disclosures.
400: market active. steady to strong Native
steers. $4.50ds. cows and heifers. Ss23m
helfers s2.75G+T0; Gamers. s.. .25@S. 2.
stockers and feeders. S5.25; calves. $S5oaI;
Ho9sARecsipts 500. market 5d10c higher.
Heavy s7.951S.. mixed. S7.956T 9T13 light
81 SSed7 90: pigs. ST67.50; bulks. 1880
sheep-Receipts $4,000: market steady
YeerIincS STTT.75. wetherS. $4400IS.4 40; ewes.
81 55T4 s.: lambs S6.756 $50.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov .-Cattfe-Receipt.
10 600: market steady. Native steers. S5dS.50.
native COWS and heifers s.. 25d5. 70; stockers
and feeders. S365: bulls. 50 T504; calves.
$467 p. western steers. S4d5. -; weSSern
cows s2756450
Hogs-Recepts. 5000: market strong 70 &c
higher. Bulk. S7S06s.25; heavy. sSdSI0.
packers and butchers. S7.s00S.10; light. 81 so
Ms7.a5: pigs. S6.5067.25.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000: market steady. Nut
TONS S425d5. 80: lambs. $66 7-e0: range weth-
ers. S466 range ewes. $2.23d5.2J.
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FInnr and Fnrinaceons Gnods

Flour-California family extras, $6N6.4O net
without discount; bakers extras. $6G6.40; su-
per6ne. 81 S0l5.10; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl IS. 30D5 so for family, bakers and patents
and $3.50 for cut on: Kansas patents, Sc. a
$50; do straights, $6.056l6.30: Dakota patents.
$3.50; do straights. $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham flour.
So per 100 lbs; rye hour, $3-s0; rye meal. $3.50;
So 20; oat meal, S4; oat greats. 81: farina 81:
homny, So. 80; buckwheat -four. $3.50; whole
sacks S4d65O; extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
81 80 in barrels; rolled wheat bbls 81 So in sacks
S375Q4; pearl barley. $4.75; split peas boxes.
IS for yellow and s. 20 for green per 100 lbs.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK Nov. 15.-Money on call, strong
4d5k per cent; ruling rate. AZ per cent
closing bid 31s per cent; offered at 315 per cent
Time loans, dull but firm: SO and 80 days,
5d5R per cent; six months, 4AM5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5M5l5 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual bus-
ness in bankers bills at 81. S325d4 $40 for
60 day bills and at $4.S73O for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S212 @4S31s.
Bar silver, 61 l2c
Mexican dollars 43c-
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks firm on the day.
Future cotton irregular. Spots higher.
Copper stocks several points higher.
Local stocks and bonds active.
Silver and Honskong exchange lower.
Wheat and other grains unchanged.
Hay and beans before quoted.
Reisin market reported very firm.
Dressed lamb advanced.
Provision market unchanged
Butter, eggs and cheese higher.
River Burbank potatoes and onions higher
Grapes plentiful and weak.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov 15.-The condition of
the teasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $ss3. .016. $50: silver
dollars Sass 931 900: silver dollars of 1890
81. .ol5. .000 silver certificates outstanding, S4ss,
93l 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
era fund 81 .025. Alb; current liabilities, S109.
952. 300: working balance In treasury Offices,
S27 800. OT5; in banks to credit of treasurer Of
the United States S3e. .5l6. 446; subsidiary silver
coin. S17 O99. 260; minor coin. S1.261, ,303; total
balance in general fund. SS4, ,932, ,491.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-Chicago was higher. with absence of
offerings the leading feature. The San Francisco
market was firm and unchanged There were
liberal receipts from the north.
CASH WHEAT
California. -; Sonora. 81 .9042, white Aus
tralian, 81 90@2. Northern wheat-Club, $l.75;
Russian red. S1.7215; turkey red. -; bluestem.
s.. .ST15 GI190.
FUTURES
No business.
Barley-The December option somewhat
higher the morning session. which impaired
firm feeling 10 the spot grain, which sold
higher.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed, spot, S1.45m1 Al u; COM
mon to fair, 81. .40G1 .4215 per ctl; brewing,
81 4715 al 4S%; shipping lots, $1.4I1a @1JO.
FUTURES
1870 a. m. Session
May-s1.51 bid.
December-S147A.
D. m. Session
May-No sales; S1,51& bid, $1.52 asked.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. .s1.47& s1.4s $1.47% s1.4s
0ats-The liberal stocks kept up by large
receipts from the north. The market continues
quiet
az 15; black. $2.40@2.65 asked; gray. nominal
Corn-Smal round yellow, $1.70@1.75; white
81 .S0@l1 .s5; large yellow $1.75; western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track Sf.51
white S1.61 mixed. S1.55 per ctl: white Egyp-
tian, $1.5T y 01.65; brown do, $151 y al 65 per
ctI.
Rye-California is quoted at $205 per ctl and
eastern at S1.S5.
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Beans and Seeds

Beans continue firm. with a good demand.
Receipts yesterday were s. .534 sacks.
Beans (per ctl)=Bayos, S5G5.25; pea. NOM
inaI; small white, $4.50@475; large white. $50
$50: pink, s3-60@S.70; red, $6-50@7; blackeye.
S3 90@4 10; lima 81 15@l4 %: red kidneys. 81. so
G4.i5; cranberry beans. 81. 25@4-35; -Garvanzas,
81 5OG3; horse beans. $1.50G2.25.
Seeds-Brown mustard 4G4Ae: yellow mus
tard SIC: daxseed. 415G5c. carload lots; canary,
4Ac; alfalfa. 16E@1Tc; rape, IA G2Ac, i'm
ported rape. 46415c; timothy, &c; hemp, 3h q
3%e: millet, &c per 10.
Dried Peas-Green. 81 per etI.
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Visible Grnin Supply

NEW YORK Nov. 15.-The visible supply of
grain in the United States Saturday, November
13, as compiled By the New York produce ex-
change, was as follows:
Wheat, 2s,5 900 bushels, decrease SsS000
bushels.
Corn, 100000 bushels, decrease $4,000 bush
els
Oats, 1a,7os,ooo bushels, decrease 1O5,o0 bush
els.
Rye 1905. 200 bushels, increase so7, 900 bush
els.
Barley, 4,1ss,ooo bushels, decrease 100000
bushels.
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PORTLAND. Nov. 157-clearings. 81, ,795. 1856;
balances. $7S,912.
SEATTLE. Nov. 1J.-Clearings, 81, OH 030;
balances, $5S6. $50.
SPOKANE. Nov. 15.-Clearings, 5000. .24e; bal
ances $65. 800.
TACOMA. Nov. 15.-clearings. 81, ,2ss, ,e2o; bal
ances, $lO2 49,
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Dcciduou. and CItru. Fruit.

The feature OF the market yesterday was the
arrival of consignment of about 600 boxes of
Ben Davis apples by steamer from the Hood
were packed in 3ia and tier boxes and were
closed out at So. 75m3 box. having been sold to
arrive. The best packs of California apples were
in good request and firm at the old quotations
Table grapes were still in free supply and weak,
with only the museat variety duotable I'D to 81
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.--Flour--Receipts, 49, :
3S5 barrels: exports. o. 800 barrels. Quiet with
prices nominally higher
Wheat-Receipts 3s7 400 bushels; exports
45s. ll6 bushels Spot firm: No red. Sl.27
asked. domestic elevators; No 2 red 81 26h
nominal, f. 0. b, ahoat; No. northern Duluth
Si.l1k. nominal. (. o. b. a1oat No. hard
winter, 81 t2o1a. nominal. f. o. b. afoat. Cover
Ing by shorts on the strength in the technical
position sent wheat prices up easily in the face
of the very heavy worlds export figures, with
good buying by commission houses and for for
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res ranged as follows:
en-. High. Low. Close.
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Noy. 15--Cash quotations were as
follows. Flour firm. Nor . rye. I3la nIfc. Feed
or mixing barley 51df54c; fair 10 choice malt
ing. 5Id 66c. Flaxseef-So. southwestern
S1I313 No. northwestern. 81 .s9fs. Timothy
seed. S3.I5. Glover. 50. 5om "a. Mess pork, per
hhl, $24. Lard. per 100 lbs, $500. Short ribs
sides tlcosel, S11.3I = al 6o1s. Short clear
sides tbo1ed). S11 .50d f1.T5
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clesrapces OF wheat and -four were equal
TO ss6,0 900 bushels; primsry receipts. 1.42soOo
bushels, compared With 1.4o3o 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago; visible supply of
wheat in the United States. decreased Gss 600
bushels for the week amount of breadstuffs on
ocean passage increased 1892 600 bushels. Es
tiTnated receipts for tomorrow-Wheat. so cars;
corn, 299 cars; oats. 1914 cars; hogs $4,000 head
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10. Angelo. Mnrkets

LOS ANGELES. Nov 15--Case count eggs
were held at 45c dozen on the produce exchange
today. Forty-four cents was bid, with few Of
ferings-
The butter and cheese market was unsettled.
with receipts light Receipts Of all other prod
uce were heavy.
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles today we're
Eggs s. cases: butter f2.201 pounds, cheese.
43O pounds: potatoes 4. S35 sacks; onions. l.2s'l
sacks; beans, 500 sacks; sweet potatoes lSi
sacks: apples. S.100 boxes
Eggs (per ozen)-Extra selece. soc; Caltor-
mia ranch. eandled, as; local case count, 4za4 Sc
eastern SEA 35e.
Butter (per 2 ID roll)-Creamery. extra, zoe;
creamery hrsts. 81 715c: eastern extra, 6l1ae-
Cheese (per lb)-NOrthern fresh. l90 l912e; Z;
eastern singles. 19c; DO twins. 19G 1919c; do
eheddars 19c: do longhorns. poe: do daisies
zoe: Swiss imported 32c, domestic 23e; brick
cream zoe: limburger 2Od21e; imported Edam
$SG9 case of II: oregon twins. Use; do daisy.
1S61S15e. o-- -.
Beans (per etD-Small white. s.: :409a 80:
Lady Washington. $4.2544-35; No. I pink. $40
az So: blackeyes 81. %; lima. $4-4004oO; Gar
vanzas 45c: lentils. 81. hay0. $50
Potatoes (per ctD-$141.I5s sweet potatoes
81 25d1 3D.
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MIscELLANEOUs. MARKETS
Cation Market

After opening 10 points higher than Saturday :
close the cotton market eased on in the late
afternoon on profit taking, but the undertone Is
still good
Spot closed quiet. . points higher. Middline
upIands. u. soc; middling gulf 15.0oe sales, 5OO
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Hide. raIlor- wool and HOE.

Hides-Cuis and brands sell about e ale un-
der quotations. Heavy saited steers, iS1se; me
heavy. l2hc for light: stays. 915c. saited kip,
13e; salted veal. 171ae; salted calf. 1sc; dry
hides. 21c: dry kip zoe; dry calf. 25c; dry veal
23c: sheepskins shearlings 20@40c each. short
wool. 5OG75c EACH medium. I5c@<1 each; long
wool, s1.25@1.75; lambs. 25@75c; horsehdes.
salt. 81. .2562.5 80 for large and S1.50Ql2 for me-
dium. 75c@s1 for small and 25@50c for colts:
horsehides. dry. s2@225 for large and 81 .2502
for medium, 50cdsf for small and 25950c fer
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Northern wheat Market

TACOMA. Nov. 5.-Wheat-Buestem, $1.05
@1.06; club, 95M96c; red Russian, 94c-
SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-wheat-No milling quo
tations. Export Bluestem, s1.0515; club,
95hc; fife, 951ac: red Russian, 921ac. Il
PORTLAND, Nov. --Wheat-Track prices:
Club, 95c bluestem, $1.05: red Russian, 92c;
turkey req, 93c; forty-fold, s5c; fife, 95c.
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SAVANNAH Ca. Nov. 15.-Inrpenbine--
Firm: 55c. Sales. 10l4: receipts, 1.4sS' ship
RosinEFirm. Sales. 14.242: receipts. S.542:
shipments. S4T; stock l45.31e. Quotations
81 O21s: H. 50 .971a d41O; I. $3.50. n. 500
NJ. s5s5: n So. 10: W 6. $6-4O; W ". $3.50
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs Advanced
River Burbank Potatoes Higher


box. The other deeiduous fruits were dull.
with prices Inclined TO easiness. Citrus fruits
were in fair request. with the best lots OF lem
Strawperries- per chest for Longworths
and s43o@I for the large varieties
Rsspberries-$S@I2 per chest.
tranberTies- -s9,JNll lU50 per barrel.
Huekleberries-T a 10c per h.
,Apples-$l al so per box for fancy. T5G90c
for s.snice an 4O6ibAr for common
Pears-Winter Nellis, Sl.5O61.T5 per box;
Otasr l,ns.l yaristles, les ~ Sosglsl per ooA.
Figs-75cGs1 per box.
PoInegranaIesI $. -.
Persimmons- 25 per box.
Grapes-small boxes and crates. 50675c: lug
Citrus Fruits tper box)-valencia oranges,
s3aS so; new navels. 81 .50@S: tangerines.
S1.25GLI5 per crate: grapefruit 81, J6Ga 50
FOR seedless; lemons, 81 2514.75 for fancy 81. so
as for choice and s1@1-5O for standard; lines,
Tropical Fruits-Bananss. 75e q sl..9 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2.5063.50 for Central
American; pineappleS, S243 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Late mail reports from New York say
The spot market for California raisns is
stronger, not only because Of the limited supply
of new goods, but for the reason that the gen
eral tendency of prices on the coast is upward.
The principal packing interests are reported to
have been compelled to pay ~ @21ac (. O. b.
sweatbox. while representatives Of outside in
terests have recently bought some 5000 tons on
a &c sweatbOx basis The fact that raisins
at the lowest prices for many years and that
tne ITdue mere HAS uOue little tOWdTu dnllCtpdl-
ing requirements of consumption held to be
strong arguments in favor OF better market
later
Peaches are strong. with limited offerings
for prompt forward delivery.
-Aprcots scarce and firms but at present
prices buyers rule seem to have little use
for them.
Fruits-Evaporated apples, SG9c; aprlcots, 10
@12c; moorpark, 13G14c; peaches, 5% Q7Ae;
prunes, "a hG2Bc, with &c premium for 40s and
no Bus at any price; pitted plums. nominal; figs,
31a@4lac; pears, 6ik d12c: nectarines. 5Q6c
New Raisins-Layers. clnsters-6 crown $50;
crown. $1.75; crown. $125; ordinary layers.
icrown. s0c; 2 crown, S5c; seeded. "a @5Ac;
seedless sultanas, 2%@4%c; ThompsonS seed
less. aye for unbleached and 7H07Ac for
bleached; loose muscateI, crown. &c; crown.
sac; crown, Sc; seedess. 2@2%e-
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. 1415@15c; IXL,
l4@14Ac; ne plus ultra, 13d1SAc; Drake. 1015
@1ic; ianGuefocs 1OG1o1ac; hardshells, e1s q
&c: new walnuts. 1870 per Id for No. I
softshells, size for No. . do; hberts, 121a Q14c;
peeans. 15@17c; Italian chestnuts. 121ac; Cali
forna chestnuts, SO 12c per h.
Honey-AComb, 14G15c for water white and
1o912c per lb for amber; extracted, 715c for
water white and 6h @7c for light amber; old.
candied and dark amber. 4Q41ac per lb
Beeswax-271s y @30c per ID for light and 239
&c for dark.
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cnrrnN FrTTRES
81 IouI. Wool Market

dunn grades combing and clothing 24d30c;
light fine. 23d27c; heavy hne, 14G22e; tub
washed. 26d3Sc.
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Egg Market IN Ncarby Countie.

PETALUMA. Nov. 15.-The week opened with
eggs at o2e for the best offering today. The
weather Is clear, but extremely cold Grass is
plentiful and the green feed is benefting poultry.
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 1J.--No improvement In
the local market. Producers still receive 46c
for all classes of eggs, and the supply is light.
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eign account The cash markets were strong
and exporters took 10 loads. The close a a
1&c net higher. December closed at $1-16ss
and May at $l.121a
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Minneapolis Grain and Produ.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 15.-Flax-S1.1sa
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 59A @60%c.
Oats-No. white, 3SM @3S5sc
Rye-No. 2, 6SA @69Ac.
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SALES
11:3O "a. NJ
Mining stocks
CoMSTOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
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Portland Butter Mnrket
Elgin Butter

PORTLAND. Nov. 15.-Butter-City and
country creamery extras. SEC; fancy, 32G35c;
store, 19@2Ic
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London Closing stocks

Bar siIVer-Steauy. z39sd PCT VuHce-
Money-4d4la per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 45s d47t per cent, and for three
months bills is AZ M412 per cent.
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Potntocs. Onions and vegetahle.

ELGIN. ILL.,. Nov. -Butter-Firm, 3Oc
ales for the week. 65i.2no pounds.
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Local Securities Still Active,
With Alaska Packers Stock Higher
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY, November 15-10:30 a. m
Bid. Ask.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid.
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BOSTON Stocks and Bonds

BOSTON. Nov. 75-The Boston copper shares
very buOyant with trading the most active
since 1907. Practically every issue has been
largely dealt in at advancing prices. Features
Of the market have been the advance In the
Coe-Ry issues. or at least those that
expected 10 figure in the prospective deal
Butte Coalition has been traded in on an
eDormous scale and advanced 10 33 ex dividend
California and Arizona sold at 103. gain Of .
Greene-Cansnea sold at 125k and North Butte AT
62% Lake Copper has been somewhat reac-
tionary. as well as superior
The industriale and rails have been inactive
but show a strong undertone.
The following list is furnished by +. F. Hut
ton & Co. 40 California street. San Francisco
Cal;
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ohicago Daily Produce Market

cries 26Ia G3Oe: dairies. 24Gl2Sc. Eggs-Firm-
Receipts e. 17O cases. At marx cases IN
cluded 2j623Lc: frsts, 211ac; prime nrstss
2SISc Cheese-Firm- DatrteS- 16Q 10 1te
twins 15ss alice Young Americas, l69loAei
longhorns, 15at Ql6c.
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colts. goatskins. prime sngora, 75c9<i: large F.
hair goats. s9e; medium zoe; small na1tsa 40. Is
d275ac; picked do. 3093I1zc- An
TsiiowENo 1 rendered, 5951sc; No. = s~
Wool|Fsn clip: Northern free mountain. 10
14c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 139l5c; soceI1 TN
lambs, s91oc for southern and 129l5c for norin-
erP aOps-Dealers quote 2Oa2sc for crop Of 1909
New York Produce
NEW YORK Nov. 15.-Hops sea'e'
common to choice. 1909. S"tS oos- $50. Central
Hides-strong Bogota, Zzgzoe' Nen'N
America. &c.
sgSaroRsw. arm: fair refining. 3-95G4c; CEN
trifugal. 96 test 4.45G4-50e; moiasses sugar.
3.7OeI 75c; refined, steady -. M ,D-
changed to 10 points lower Sales zsvoV oags. az.
including November and DecemoeE 9*E,e se, Sen
tember s soc Spot-Quiet: Rio. No. q $50
sue nominal santos. No. 4, 50 @s'se' 1Hi''N'
RrfterStesdS Creamery specials. 31e; ex-
tras. soc thirds to frsts 26a 29lac stste las. as
common to finest 2Sg$ec PESsss western initiation
creamery. 2sa27c. .
Cheese-Firm. State. new. full cream, sPe
tober best Ice; common to good. 14lsglo%e'
skins. full to specials. 6gl4Ae a.. atSe
ssc: nrsts, 2sasoe: seconds. 25G 2Te; refrigera-
tor special marks, fancy. 24@2oc' nrsts' --7sS
24c; seconds, q U22c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Steadier- November ,f- aeo
livery SIS sMS&c: spot. fancy new crop. IL Il 1 W
IL I5c; choice 1908 91a q 10l2cs prime o1e 9S a.
common to fair, Ga q Size ,,,e.
Prunes-Firm California up to 4O-0Os, "a @
71ac: Oregons, 6G9c. -.
Apricots-Firm Choice 11d11Ac; extra
choice 1I1SMI1&tc; fancy. 12a 1212c-
Peaches-Firm. Choice. "a 09l2cs extra
choice. 50. a &C.; fancy 6is@6%e. ,,.
Raisins-Ffrm Loose muscatei. 4uJ12c'
choice to fancy seeded 5i9 Q6lte: seediess, o7t
n51ae. london LAYERS. 81. POOLED.
Chicago Daily Produce Market
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Delinquent
Tax List
LESS THAN $500.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing list contains the names Of the
taxes levied in the year 1905, in and
for the Territory of New Mexico,
County of Bernalillo and city of Al
buquerque, amounting to less than
$1,000 have become delinquent. to-
gether with description of the prop
erty and the amount Of taxes. penal
name and description, together with a
separate statement of the taxes due on
personal property, whether the sew
eral taxes are due from the same own
HT or owners
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CITY.
LESS THAN $500.


Alderman. Frank-Lot Il. Blk. /
.
'"'"i'"o fa'"V'' ''N''' N'i4' penalty
l5c, costs, Sl.2o; total, $449.
Andrews. Eliza E-Lot 10. Blk. &C.
L. y. r, taxes. seq: penalty, 80;
costs. $1.20, total, S7.79.
A%podaca. Jesusita Lots 2OS, 204,
PIX II. A. Bros. Add: taxes. 5000:
penalty soc. costs. Si.2o: total. $12.o9
Armiio, Frank & Sandoval.ILot
10, Blk.. y. A. y O. Add. taxes. $472:
penalty. zoe; costs. $l.g0; total, $6.12.
Armijo. NJ. Gland in Pct. IL. II.
r. frontage. 8Sx75 fl. between lots 3,
4. :. Blk. 10 and r Il. track; taxes.
50 29: penalty, zoe; costs, $500; total,
$S.59.
Armijo, Viccnte.-Lots ., 10, Blk.
II, A. y o. Add; NJ lot 8. Blk. Z, A.
O.. add: land in Pet II. r. r.
frontage 3SX50 #. between lots 9. 10.
blk. II. & r. r. ri. of way: taxes.
Sl022; penalty so; costs. $3.50: to-
tai. Sl852.
49,.
1O5 VS.. BID. y. Mountain road; $,
Merrinand. e, Teolilo C~andelaria,
W, Morris; taxes, $50; penalty, 90;
costs, 500; total, $365.
Baca, Estavan Pet. 26, Fri $50 II.
on west ana 20 TT. on east side) 5, 80
add. taxes So; penalty ia costs
$Z.oot tolal wv,
h"lI'H' rs iot - ~
2 iot D plh. % Eas'eIh %Nuet' t"Ne'
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IfNktit is bsi%tiN II So H' jim 80
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ats. nens1t~ ps9Sip '',y, AZ
e. as ooS'S' s-fV' 'o'''
cardvs rohnc ca Ia. ~, =.
Fsstern ada lots - h,k 81 ~, -
ern 4 4 nersonal -nronertv x4o. tov
IS SSse. nenalty a.. costs co ma
total stf Ak 80 ~ w.
Scruggs pnnfat - Nh an
PARK add nersonoI nronartv Sso
taxes sT'Se. nenaItv 40, ensts 4 "a
total S9sS
stevens Chas . " 10 g. ,ot,
| 9e5 to 99s. bILs IN 4 Rms ada ner
sonal %nropertv. s5o. taxes x90 "a
penalty Si02 costs $50 a total
s235l+
stevens. Lot 40 hi,
.. CORONADO pI3ra raves s167 nen.
| atty. .OS. costs. 81 90. total So So
SwcetIand. cor, IN Al l-3 II
lots ia. IL f6 Nix ~ \ NJ r "a
personal property. $40, ,axes. sis Sc
| penaltv. SO costs. s2.o0. total $40 81
| Wilson add: taxes. S943: penalty
A.. costs, 81 %; total. sll.I0.
r..
Tartaala. ChasErots NIX .
Northern 4 personal nronertv
xoo. t,xas sta as. ~nanoItv "a costs
$50. total SD is
294. blk. II, 4. Bros. add personal
nronartv slo0 taves AZ a. cnult
30. costs 81 80, total $40 20
1'alfer ~ W--Iots "a N Mix 4
n. G Spot add. taxes. $7.55. penaltv
AZ. costs. 81 %. total 80 / .
Thomas. Anita-I'ots Ia. I6. blk 10
parea ada toxes 50 a.. n~analty Al.
costs, Sl.2O: total $lt.10.
Thompson Est R6bert-To t .. blk
o. Fastarn ada taxes 81 81. nenal-
~ 10. costs $40. total 81 81
Tracey ! -Iots / . nix 40 Pc
rea add. taxes. S6.29; penalty, 81;
Irlmble, LaWrehce'-lo a. DIX
II, H. Ii. axes, vi: pehalty'
~; COSTS Sl.zoi total, so.l4.
tucker r.. h--ot 4, DIX : Grant
tract W y Iot .. DIX = Grant tfaet.
taxes 49, p'ha''S' ''f' cosOs' $i'oo'
totai' $o'oo'
V.
Vallejos. Santiago.--Lot II, blk. 3,
J. A. Lee add personal property. $50,
taxes, $223i penalty, 10; costs,
SLIGO; total, SO SO.
voorhees,, Martin--Lots 10, 20. DIX
W.
Warner, Louis.-Lot II. blk. "N.'
A. & +. add; taxes, $11 So. penalty,
90, tos.s, 49, to'aI, slo,"S' ~,
|, Coronado Place; personal property,
taxes, $1O.75; penalty, so; costs,
Sl,oo, ,ot",, $i@'S2' ra rt
wilson, mary } rustee'-Lo l.
DIX. w H. IT, add' \ $50 pen
ATTY, 10, costs' Slzo' total' s4.So.
wright e. A'-Lols ), y, H. - PIX
. : "a So w.
o. 'oS'', 49, to."I, $it.'o
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b.
Baea y Padilla, Juan-Pet. 1, and
5Sx352 fit. 3D. ~, e. Vigil, ) Juan
t., s. Second St; W. Ester
Sedlllo; 20xl00 #. BID. n. J. Olguin,
s., j. sails; H., u. Mares; w, S. Sec
ond st; personal property, $50; taxes,
81. 90, penalty, IA; costs, $500; total.
$3.50.
Bone, Inez.-Lot 3, blk. 81" II
South add. 100 acres on mesa ono
PATENT; personal property. $50; tax
es. s4.22; penalty, 81; costs. $500;
total, $6.43.
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: ,v So1,ond O. nersonoi
49,, ~ -. nanaltv Ak.
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