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POOL PRECINCT Polling Place School House. Republicans: Judges-E. W. Wall and Jose Rob les. Inspector-J J. Pool Clerks-M. NJ. Soza and Juan Apo daco. Democrats: Judges-Phill Dinmitt and W. D Allen. Inspector and clerks to be supplied Socialists-Officers to be supplied
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SOUTHLAND PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-Newt Trenham and Fred M Clark. Inspector-Ed NJ Wood Clerks-w. P. Coulter and Harry Locke. Democrats: Judges-Chas. Locking and J. H. Bright Inspector-J. M. Cabell. Clerks to be supplied.
 LIGHT PRECINCT. Polling Place to be Supplied. Dous,hI{rono-
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PARADISE PRECINCT
 Polling Place School House Republicans, Judges-W. W Richards and Ed G Baker.
 nspector-Renwick White. Clerks-A. H Gacbau and - Democrats: Judges-John A Bendele and H. S Chamberlain. Inspector-J. C. Hancock. Clerks to be supplied SoCialists--Ohicers to be supplied
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Republicans; Judges-C. A. Peckinpaugn and J
 Ii. Taylor. IrsPector-Amos Essary. Clerks-J. II. Hedges and -- Democrats. Judses-J c. Thomas and F. NJ
 Byrd
 lnspector-M. $ Buttner. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officers 10 be supplied
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Of the election officers appointed for conducting the said Primary Election are as follows:
 TOMBSTONE PRECINCT
 Polling Place, City Hall. Republicans.
 Judges-L- C. Wilbur and c. A.
 Fisk.
 Inspector-C. B. Tarben. Democrats: Judges-o. K. Col, and Mart Welch. Inspector-John Rock. Socialists:
 Judges-TO be supplied lnspectOr-Fred Friedwsld.
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PEARcE PRECINCT

Polling Place, School House. Judges C. M Renaud and Elmer
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TIE BseE DAILY REVIEW BsBE ARIZONA TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 12 1slo

CLASSIFIED COLUMN
 FOR RENT.
 FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for housekeeping. Electric light water and gas. No. 4 Quality Hill. FOR RENT. After July 15. Four room cement house close in Enquire Ball and Bledsoe
 FOR RENT.--A three and four room house cheap. Phone 1s9. 532 FOR RENT-A large quiet room with porch and closets; c,ose in; 47 Quality Hill. 535 FOR RENT:-Three room house sup piled with gas, water and electric L.ght-No. l05 Higgins Hill.
 FOR RENT:-Modern four room house Mason Hin Hogan & Seed.
 501 FOR RENT-5 room house and bath room, strictly modern, pantrys, closet in every room. porches. gas for light and cooking, $25.OO room house. $170O.
 3 room house, S16.00.
 All partly furnished and very con yenient. inquire at Blue Store. Brewery Ave. 4S0 FOR RENT-Ten room boarding house. nicely furnished Inquire Ex- change saloon. Johnson Adn. AT LEToN HOUSE REoPENED: By Mrs. Gus Johnson. Large, cool roms. 40 i NICELY FURNISHED twe-room cottage. electric ligt and gas. also three room cottage unfurnished with all modern conveniences. Ap- ply 54 Mason Hill or Moore Fuel and Feed Co. 354 FOR RENT:-Large front room. 72 Clawson Hill. Phone 155 373 FOR RENT-Six-room house, partly furnished S2S n0. R Preu,or7y Heights. Mrs. T. c. Wright. 29S FOR RENT-5 room flat, bath, new. modern-Clawson Hill. Apply Popa- lar Store I35 FOR RENT-Modern four room house, bath, sewer. electric lights, one block of car line; Sl75O. See Johnson & Haigler. 361 FOR RENT-Modern 4 room house. bath, electric lights. sewer con- nections, one block of car line. S12.50. See Johnson & Haig- Ter. 361 FOR RENT-Moshier residence. Ma son Hill. Inquire Moshier market FOR RENTING furnished house keeping rooms, back of Soda Works 219 Tombstone Canyon. Mrs. Norris. isS
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PIRTLE PRECINCT Polling Place, School House
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SOcialists-Ofhcers to be supplied
 PARADISE PRECINCT
 Polling Place School House Republicans, Judges-w. V. Richards and Ed c.
 Baker.
 nspector-Renwick White. Clerks-A. H Gachau and - Democrats: Judges-John A Bendele and H. S.
 Chamberlain. Inspector-J C. Hancock. Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Omcers to be supplied
 POOL PRECINCT
 Polling Place School House.  Judges-E. w Wall and Jose Rob
 les.
 Inspector-J. J. Pool Clerks-M. NJ. Soza and Juan Apo
 daco. Democrats:
 Judges-Phill Dinmitt and W. D.
 Allen
 Inspector and clerks to be supplied. Officers to be supplied
 WILGUS PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Officers to be supplied. Democrats.
 Judges-V. A Young, D. w Knott. Inspector-A. C. Smith. Clerks to be supplied Officers to be supplied
 CURTIS PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-Joe Johnson and - Inspector To be supplied CIcrks-J. C. Miller and --- Democrats:
 Judges-J. N. Christensen and j..
 N. Curtis, Jr Inspector-J. \. Curtis. ST. Clerks 10 be supplied Socialists-Ofhcers to be supplied
 LOWELL PRECINCT. Polling Place, Judge Murphy's Office.  Judges-Sam Fields and -- Inspcctor-E. NJ. Rurley Clerks-F. w Ritter and John Pol lard Democrats Judges-J N. Johnson and Harry Jennings. Inspector-L. L. Wallace. Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Officer to be supplied
 WARREN PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House.  Judges-John Bankard and E. P. Brewster. Inspe Mark P John. Clerks-H. T Hamilton and Louis Puese. Democrats: Judges-P. NJ. Kelly and W C.I Hanson. Inspector-John C. Foster. Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
 DRAGooN PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, to be Supplied.  Judges-Asa Walker and Win. Fourr. Inspector-Jim Shilling. Clerks to be supplied Democrats: Judges-G W. Brown and - Inspeotor-Dave Adams. Clerks to be supplied Sooialists-O Officers to be supplied
 FL DORADO PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House  Judges-To be supplied. Inspector-Archibald Shaw. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats: Judges-J. L. Hudson and John c. Riggs. Inspector-T. B. Stark. Clerks to be supplied
 LUsK PRECINCT. Polling Place. Richhart's Store.  Officers to be supplied. Democrats: Judges-J w Richhart and E. J. Miller. fnspector-Jess Box. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Ofcers to be supplied
 WHiTEWATER PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House.  Judges-R. H. o.son and E. Fl Hubbard. Inspector-Robt NJ. Tyler. Clerks-Dave Gibson and -l Democrats: Judges-w. H. Seaver ST.. and A. W Bouldin. Inspector-W. T. Seaver. Jr Clerks to be supplied.
 SOUTHLAND PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House.  Judges-Newt Trenham and Fred M Clark. Inspector-Ed NJ Wood.
 
 Locke.  Judges-Chas. Locking and J. H. 1
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Pursuant to the above Proclamation a general e'ection is hereby called to be held September 12, 1910. and no tice is hereby given that in accord ance with Chapter 6s, Session Lays of 1895. entitled ITO PROVIDE FOR THE PRIMARY POLITICAL ELEC- TIOES AND THE MANNER OF HOLDING SAME" prim- aries for the election of de:egates to the Republican Dc;no- cratic and Socialist Conventions will be held in the voting precincts in Co- chise County. Arizona on inc Sth day of August. 1910, between she hours of 10 a. m. and 4 D. m- and the aforesaid County Conventions will be held August 20. 1910. at one o'clock D. m. of said day. the republican con vention to be held at Benson, the democratic convention to be held at Douglas and the Socialist convention to be held at Lowell, at which con ventions candidates for Delegates 10 the Constitutional convention to form a Constitution for the proposed state of Arizona will be nominated to be voted on at the General election to be held September 12, 1910.
 The number of delegates to the County Nominating Convention to be elected at the aforesaid primaries are as follows:
 The polling places and the names
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The highest amount of indebted. ness or liability to which the cor poration shall at any time subject it. self is the sum of two hundred and
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LIGHT PRECINCT

Polling Place to be Supplied.
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The capital stock of this corpora ton shall be the sum Of three han- dred and fifty thousand dollars (s350,000l divided into three hundred and fifty thousand shares of the par value of one dollar SCI d0) each, and when issued to the stockholders shall be full paid and non-assessable.
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- - ............... .......... ........ Fl Dorado - . - in wnsus Iusk .......... 1....... Whitewater .....-... l....--..--. Ash Canon and Hereford ~ ........ i.......... San Bernardno -. ..... Included in Douglas Precinct Marble - .... .... neiud in Bowie of the appointed for Republicans; conducting the said Primary Election Jndges-C A PecAnpaasn
 TOMBSTONE PRECINCT IEsrsctor-Amos Essary
 Polling Place City Hall. cIerks-]' l h. iiedses ana jadses-I- c Wilbur and C. A Juases-J judges C rho"as and Inspec'or-c Tarben InsDeotor-M $ Buttner Judges~o K Col and Mart welch socias-omeers be su Socialists: '''A BENSON PRECINCT Judges-To be supplied Polling Place, School Hous .F'0"''o judses~Mnton Fairee
 po'ISa ,sseg eI..p eRgcIncI g'cI Inspector P White Iudges-J D Taylor and W E. Massoletti Inspector M Woods. Judgos-J. A Legara and Clerks c. F. Phflbrook ard F D Merrill Democrats: Clerks to be supplied Judges-F. J Vaughn and John Socialist
 Inspector Other officers to be supplied -0nneers - to De supplied JOHNSON PRECINCT
 NAco PRECINCT Polling School Hou Polling Place, School Republicans:
 judses-Geo Jay and H. Kuen Inspector-Ben x Williams Inspector-E A Folsom. Clerks to be supplied Democrats. ''D''' JuGses-wrau Maher Judges-G C. Barry and j. J New scheerer
 ell Inspector-H. Inspector-w Brown Clerks be supplied Clerks to be supplied sociaists-ofcers be SUI Socais+s orGcers .o bo .,,,.,so,
 cocHisE PRECINCT
 DOUGLAS PRECINCT Polling Hous
 Polling Place City Hall. Republicans: Republicans Iuagss To he snnnlea Jrdges-A. Y. fl Inspeetor-J E Nets Inspecor-s s Badger nemocrsts. 'o O' 3-'i'' Clerks-c P Daiber Gung1 Judges- A Jenkins Democrats. No~raet Judees-rIaryey and Kelly nspecorEB Mckinney Henry o supplied Inspecor-Andy Scott Socialists-OaReers to te su1 Clerks be supplied
 soeaists-ohicers to be supplied DOS cAeEzos PRICING
 HEREFORD PRECINCT. Polling Place sShO0' h0"' romne raoe School House Judges-s Porter and T. C. ina~es 2. p., ana D .,, Inspecor-J. A FensterTaak Inspector to be supplied CerAs w. l. Nra"iofo anu naDooar... ~ 'pp"u Democrats DemSea's Io c IT t Judees-Ed Riggs and Jas Sc uyts ~ A 'io""eS anu 4> U Inspector-C NJ Roberts InspecOr-F. B aloson Clerks Clerks to be supplied. - to be supplied SoelAts's-oheers 10 oe SUI tiS pS re supplied @ WILCOX PRECINCT Canon Precnctl Polling Place
 Republicans:
 CARR CANON Judges-H O Parks Republicans: Soto
 Judges-Horace Robt InspeetOr-J F Crowley. Todd. cierks--A A Nicholson and InspectOr-w j. Berner Morgan Clerks supplied Democrats. Democrats Judges-R J. Jndges-T l. and Ike Schwerner.
 skearce Inspector-I- V. Inspector-Jas. Kelly. Clerks to be supplied Clerks be supplied socialists-ofhcers to be SUI WEST HUAcHUcA AND FIT HUA MARBLE PREc
 cHUcA. PoIino Place School t4ous Polling a Republicans: Republicans: Judges-D C. Kelsey and Judges-John Rrey Thos Burns
 Enspector-H R tgindnan Insperto-w $ Mcknight clepSsp L. coner ana H Clerks-F Randall and Cyrus
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Canned Asparagus-rhe California ,,ag-,,rg,
sl. ssss non ?. aotes prices Tor the 1910 pack as
"a 80; green. No. 2lA. 81 10: medium white.
-H1i.e 10 so green No 21s. s2-o5; small
4. s2.s5; small. No. J. s. 3O green Tins me.
dium. No. 4. s.; small No J. ST So. SOM fins
round can No. ., $40; soup tips. round can,
Canned Peas-The California hackers, ssso.
cauon quotes tie following prices for canned
peas, pack q 1910: Petit pois. SI.60: extra
ane sifted. <I25; extra sifted si.I0 slfted,
81 standard S5c.
Canned Tomatoess 1910 naek-S.andsrs No
Cenee--gosta Rica. IoM14isc: Salvador Oh
elsci Nicaragua, II = Gl4i2c: Guatena la
Mexican. ll5sgl4s4; Hawaiian. l19I5e; Ecua-
cor. 11%c.
Coraaee-Nanila. Sc: siSal. 7sse: siSal hale
rope 50 9S5-e per ID. Manila bale rope Sc per
salt-Bales common. sl.50: granulated. 50:
dairT- common; Sio-5o Tor sos aud $3.50 FOR
Eranulated; half ground per ton. S7.500S for
Iols: rock salt $7Q750; imitation Liverpool,
Si2.5o per ton
euicksil lver-Ss4l1sJ .-er hask for export and
S46d47-J0 Tor local use
Pacific Codfsh-The Union fish comaapv cuoics
as follows: Bundles. small, whole. - 10 bales
So cases. extra. 100 lb boxes $3.50, cases.
eastern style. s.; anchor brand. 7i5e: narrow
gauge. Size; Silver King. size: Golden State Sc:
blocks Sic: oriental blocks Sc: Crown brand.
tablets, &c. pearl tablets. 81 G.; 10 boxes fancy
honeiess l0cf > 10 boxes fancy bOneless he:
half hbs picked cod. S5.75 each.
ri b. Alaska Goldfish company quotes follows:
Bundles. small whole, 53zc cases regular. large.
style. &C. I'rigate nc: nsrrow Paragon Sc:
Monarch, sac; Western Pride. Sc: Imperial II
hlt isc, Ocean Wave S1Lc: Siberia. Sc: Star. .
lb efs. Ss.c. Pacific Belle l 10 tablets Dc:
ChN Bits. crates. - ) 10 boxes. Zoe: do 80 >
lb Oe4es. lie: picked cod. half bbls. $3.50 each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
ne Western sugar refining company quotes As
foiinWs- terms rel cash. Standard finc gFanu
!aied, o.. STANDARD coarse graauiated, Dc: fruii
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
EXPORTS by the French Liner

TIE steamer Amiral ExeImans Of the French
Around the World line. which sailed for Havre
and way ports on Thursday, had cargo from
this port valued at S192, OBJ. TO be distributed
follows: For Mexico, S46358: Uruguay
$3325; Argentina. S6.zlIs England, Sl29. OS5
France s.. .224; Belgium. S3.s14. The principal
shipments and their destinations were as fol-
lows:
To Mexico-44. $50 lbs bran. 1865 bales hav.
los. .641 lbs sugar. $50 lbs beans. 294 cS canned
goods 1.910 lbs dried fruit 197 pkgs fresh fruits
1872. 600 lbs lard us lbs nuts. $4,000 lbs paste.
552 lbs sago. 100 salmon. ]. 46O lbs spices $50
lbs tea. 500 gals and 20 wine, 401 cS dyna-
mite. q blasting caps and fuse. rs pkgs azri-
cultural implements. 400 cs Kerosene S47 cs
oils 145 IS tar % cs turpentine. 81 pkgs paints
los coils rope. 23.012 It lumber 40 bdls shingles
Il bales oakum, cs stationery, $50 lbs seeds
head cattle.
To Uruguay-9 $50 lbs dried fruit. s cs
canned goods. 100 coils rope. 81. .6S3 1t lumber.
To Argentina 055 lbs dried fruit 1O75 Is
sslmon. 16 cs olives. 3 es canned goods
To Engiand-I1.434 ctls barley. 81 251 es
canned goods. S23 salmon.
To France-1.013 cs canned fruit
To BeIgiunl-272. $40 lbs borax
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Mnrkef

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-E +. Hutton & Co g
wire says: The market today has displayed a
wonderful amount OF reserve force, which
promptly put a stop 10 the reactionaTy tendency
OF yesterday and this morning. Those who
hquidated and went short the decline were
forced and the market seemed once
the march 10 higher levels in effort
IN discount bullsh government crop estimate
OF less than 1000. .0oo bales.
Under these circumstances the price seems
10 be secondary consideration anxious is
tho public 10 get in the band wagon before II
is TOO late. Consequently legitimate features
are being disregsrded for the time being. but
eventually thry will probably assert their in
huence in \ pronounced manner. The movement
continues heavy and will probably reach a half
million bales this week, against 357 600 last
year.
Port receipts today $500. against 81 .0Ts
last year. Southern spots officially reported
early unchanged 10 Lice down. A late cable
from Liverpool reported huge business in
Manchester. Trade committed to enormous con-
sumption
The Mercantile crop reporting association
makes the crop 10. TGs.OG0 bales.
Snot closed quiet 10 points higher. Middlng
uplands, 15.1oe: do gulf. 1850. No sales
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they were on board the Sierra.
Between lunch and dinner time Chief
Steward Joseph Carleton converted the
dining saloon into a tropical bower
where he served the pass engers din
ner that made them forget everything
but the fact that they had dined bet
ter and in more beautiful surroundings
than ever before in their lives
The passengers declare that Homo
lulu must have been left bare of all
foliage. Before leaving the island port
Carleton had secured big supply of
tropical fruits, flowers and leaves,
enough to completely hide every hit of
woodwork about the saloon. When the
liner arrived the passengers were still
talking about the dinner. and some of
them are laying plans to spend next
Thanksgiving day aboard the Sierra.
Among the Sierra's passengers was
Rear Admiral Giles B. Harber and Mrs.
Harber, who have been visiting friends
in Honolulu. They will leave in a
few days for Washington. d. c.. where
the admiral will be assigned to bureau
duty until the expiration of his term
of active service. The passengers in
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E7Iour and Fnrinnccour Goods

California family extras. S5.40d5 p. SC
ref without discount: bakers extiss IS - 40 SO
s1nerfne 81 5O0z 20: Oregon and Washington
uer hhl. s. COOS. 50 for family, bakers and pat
orts and S4d4c = FOR cutoff. Kansas patents
$50: do straights. $3.50. Dakota pstents. Sl-4Oi
DO srrafchts 81 20: do clear $500 per bbl.
Fsripace0us -Buckwhest -four, $40
huclvhest -four. self-rsising. s.; buckwheai
s-1r-s s.. corn meSRs yellow So white 50, extra
y yellow So - extra cream white S2-25;
..o-r four. So. cracked wheat. $3.50; entire
-rheer forr. 81 20 farina. $500; graham -four
50. homiur. large s.. small 81. grsnulsted So
cat meal. Ss-25. 90 groats, SA25; pesrl barley:
81 %: rice -four Ss. rolled oats $425; rolled
wheat So 30: rre dour So %: rye meal. 81. 10;
srlit peas yellow So. green $3.50; extra cream
rolled oars $50 lbs $50. 90 III sacks 81; rolled
fskes $50 B bbls S575. . go 10 sacks S3.25
rolled wheat $50 20 bbls S4.75 % lb sacks
s. -
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General NEerchandise

Bags-Grsin bags. - c spot and 61k067<e 1911
delivery. san Quentin hsgs. 52ic: wool bags
= l2c for 81 lb and 29lac Tor ID; hecee fwine.
76c per lb.
toel-Pennsy lvania anthracite egg. SIG Der
fon+ " lnCtOn 80: New Wellington 50: Coos
hay. s.; Australian house Richmond etc 50:
pelsw Main 50; Stanford Richmond. 50: Cum
herlano. SO in bulk and $3.50 iu sacks: Welsh
anthracite. So; coke. SIG per ton In bulk aud
Coal on. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
barrels NJ drums Sc l50 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums, siac- special do. I0c. pearl oil in
Elaine. y lac- eocene. lSc. red crown and rno1ar
gasoline ln bulk l7c. in eases 24c; engine distil-
isfe- lu drums : 2e. cases SC more: Sc degree
gasoline I'm bulk 3ec I'm cases 37I5c. varnish
infkers ana painters naphtha. in bulk l5c. in
"a SOS 22fsc
oil-Quotstions are for barrels IfnSeed 81 II
rrr gallon for boiled and 81 .0q for raw ses 80
f1ore- castor ol in cases. No. lie: Baker ;
"a. SlllU Ll9. China nut. cases e5G7 75c Der
gallon; coeoauut oil. I'm barrels S0GS3isc Tor
AAA. ID b dNlc FOR 40 / aud 75l TSl5c for No
~ according to quantity, extra bleachpd win -er
sperm ofi. SOC. natural winter sperm oil soc:
natural whale ol. 55c- pure lard OIL 81: winter
strained iard OIL 31c- pure neafsfo0i oil. SC: No
1eafsfpat oil. f5c. herring oil. SOC: salmon oil
a"c- boiled hsh oil. SOC; paint oil. 45e
lurpeurine-Is lower AZ 99e per gallon IN cases
sn1 ;i2e in bulk drums and iron barrels
gos'n--E. 50 80: T. 50 35. q; so a.. n 50 20.
= sH'a: ~ $500; NC. 5000; WV, SO. 30 per
Rcd and White Iead-Red. So G9c: white. 81
n S7sc pcr To- -
Canned frHits---7'lie California canaers' ssso-
cation 11otes 1910 pack follows:
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granulated. SC: cut loaf, in barrels only. Ic'
r. x +. crystal dOminos. Id cartons in cases.
Sc; do in ? ID cartons in cases. S.50c: monarch
bar. 5S5c; tablets. In half barrels. 5.50c; 90 IN
% 10 bOxez. T5c: cubes and crushed, Doc;
monarch. powdered. 510c: xxx powdered,
3ioc; candy granuiated. 5.10c confectoners A.
DC: eonfectioners' crystals, 5.10c; extra hne
granuleted. $500; magnolia A 1900: extra =;
4-50c: golden c. 4.40c: ID. 460c; barrels and
80 Id bags 10c. half barrels 25c. boxes DOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar
IN 35 and 40 lb tins 81. 20 more; In and 10 ID
tins S2.S5 per 100 lbs than price for this
grade In 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Gronulated basis.
&c: TIigrade' bar. 5.35c: powdered, Bloc: A
crushed 5.25c: berry sc: c. & II. extra fine
granusted, SC: dry granulated &C. con
fectioners' A, DC: confectionery crystal al0c'
cubes. 5.25c: bricks. half barrels. 5.J0c; bricks.
in % ID boxes. 5.T5c: extra fine dry granr-
lated 100 III bags only. 4.S0c: excelsior A.
4 60c: extra C 1900: golden c. 4.40c: yellow y.
4.30 cut loaf. in barrels only. &c; II. K r.
crystal dominos. lb cartons in cases, Sc: Do
. ID cartons, IN cases. $500. Additional per 100
lbs: In barrels and 80 10 bags Zoe more: half
barrels &c more. boxes SOC more for all grades.
Bar in 81 ard 40 10 tins. $40 more; in 10 10
tins 50 - more Minimum order, carload weight.
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Boston Wool Marker

BOSTON. Nov. 2e.-The Boston wool market
continues firm but less active. The movement
the mills has almost ceased. but inquiry
continues along fairly broad lines. A good
sample 10 the traffic is reported particularly in
Texas and California woods, while territory
staple and Ohio heeces are in fair demand.
Holders quote soc for halfblood Ohio. but they
say that buyers do not respond.
Quotations: Secured basis-Texas fine 10
months JS@60c: fine fail. 4sG50c; California
northern. 53M57e; middle county. 50G52c:
southern. 46M 4Sc; fall free, 43045c; Oregon
eastern No. ] staple 04a65e: eastern clothing,
G0@6le: valley No. 1. 54d 55c.
Territory-Fine staple, 54M56c; fine staple,
59@60c; fne clothing 5s66Oc: fine medium
clothing. 55dJ6c haIfbiood combing. 61G62c:
three eighths blood. combing, 53d 55c; quarter
blood comhing. 81 al 53c
PuIled-Extra. &C: fne a, 5s@6oc: A supers,
53@55c.
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pouItrv and Game

Tho poultry market IS in unsatisfactory shape
for the selling interests. owing 10 liberal offer
ings ~ western stock. seven cars Of which were
hand tho first day of the week Another
car is expected 10 arrive at any time and the
market is cprtain 10 remain easy under this large
supply. even though arrivals from state points
continue small. All kinds Of wild ducks and
geese are easy, with receipts heavy and the
demand Cht
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S4.50d5 for small.
S5.100 6.J0 for large and SSGiO for extra; young
Toosters Se6e.50: do extra. SINS; old roosters.
S1N5.50- frvers S5G5.50, hroilerS $3.5014 Tor
small and Ss.50NS5 for large: ducks. 81 a 10.
pigeons SI-T5M2. squads. S3.50M4; geese. $3.50
r3 nor pair. live spring turkeFs. 20M22c per
lb. dressed turkeys. nominal.
Game fper dozen Hard ducks, S3d5: can
Vasbsck. S8G7; sprig. S3d4: teal, S2.50G 30;
widcoon. S2-5oG3: spo0nbis. S2M2.5o: Ersy
c-rose. 50 50G2 20: white geese. S1.50G1. 70:
lrant Si7502 2.50; hare. 81 also; e0ttontail rab-
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Hnr nnd Feedstuns

Local hay Aealers report no further change In
market conditions. No pronounced advance ~
cxpected in case we have a long. dry spell as
stocks on hend I'm the state are enormous. though
p moderate rise might be experienced The hay
merchants say that san Francisco is the lowest
merkpr En- sire Sfste today. as farmers IN the
interior 2re generally holding onto their stocks
with srubhornness. while The hay that comes
info this market is here for sale al what il viii
bring.
Bran S30031.Jo per ton.
NidlIings- -S:}4d go per Ton.
shorts S3l n 80 80 per ton.
food~tuds- Rolled barley. S2l.500 %. rolled
oa-- Tor feed. S29G31: mixed feed. S25@26 for
average iors: Iinseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40.
10 tons $50 so. . tons S41. smaller lots S41-50:
corosnut cake meal a. mills. $3.50 in 20 aod
10 ana s2G in ton lots; iObbng. $3.50; corn
meal $3.50 81. cracked corn. S35GS6 alfalfa
.aeaL carload lots 81. 5obhing SIS: red star
alfs'fa meal. SIS I'm car lots and $40 lobbing:
Modesto alfalfa meal SlT in car lots and SIS
fobhns: Stockton mealfalfa. SlI in car lots and
SIS jobbiD-; taproco 0iicake meal $3.50 per
tom. oalfalfa- SO in car lots and $50 iohhng.
Hsy-Ordinsrv wheat. s9al2-5o; choice. si3d
1t- wheat and oat. S9n11.50; tame ost, $sM
1880: volunteer Mild cat. SSG9; alfalfa, sea
IL: stock hay. SJ-50d5.6O per ton.
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