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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01
Silva's Toggery, R;sg s s4 Fort
NEW TO-DAY
OPENS JAN. lsT, 1910.

Our wholesale department will be
opened with the New Year, and all
are invited to inspect our goods.
Family trade solicited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Thos. F. McTiehe & Co..
101.105 King and Msunakea.
Phone l40. Pc. o. Box 766
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01
CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDEND.

Buy LISTED DIviDEND-PAYiNG California oi
stocks. Many of these listed stocks pay one and
two per cent. monthly dividends. Uy purchasing
listed stocks you ,an sell lnv day you wish You
can invest large or snail sums. We will gladly tell
you about these listed stocks any other California
oil stocks. We are on the ground and oper Jtng In
all the Cal fornls OIL fields We handle only ep III
matt propositions AMI invite the most thorcdgh In.
vestigation Write t'iay for list OF dividend ing
stocks and quotations, which We will send tree of
charge for three months.
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co.
l66 Geary st. San Francisco. Cal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Bulletins Big Nickel
Scratch Pad 10 the orggest five cents
worth Of paper ever offered In Homo
lulu. Six Of them for q quarter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01
WANTS
WANTED
FOR SALE

1S5 editorial rooms--250 buss
ness office. These are the telephone
'umosrs ~ the Bulletin Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

makers and painters naphtha, in bulk i5c, in
cases PIKE.
Turpentine-90c per gallon in cases and SSc IN
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per bbl of $50 lbs: z, SS.90; Z, 50;
G. $9.10: II, S9.i5: /. go.
Red and White Lead-Red, 81 @9c; white.
S5z @S&4c per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
lated. 5.65c; standard coarse granuiated 565c;
fruit granulated, 5-65c; cut loaf. in barrels only
7.65c; II. G. e. crystal dominios. 8 III cartons In
cases S.65c; do in 10 cartons In cases, Bloc;
monarch bar, &c; tablets, in half barrels, 615c;
do in boxes. g. 40c; cubes and crushed, 5-9Oc;
monarch powdered. BLOC; xxx powdered,
5.75c; candy granulated. 5.75c; confectioners A,
granulated. 5.45c; magnolia A. 5.25c; extra Q,
5.15; golden c, 5.o5c; d, 1850 Barrels and 80
ID bags Zoe; half barrels 25c; boxes soc more per
100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar In
35 and 40 ID tins 1-T0 more, in and 10 10
tins S2.35 more per 100 lbs than price Tor this
grade in 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes follows: Granulated basis, 5.65c;
''Higrsde'' bar, &c; powdered, 575c; A crushed,
5.e0c; berry 5.65c; C. g. d. extra fine granu-
lated. 5.65c; coarse dry granulated. 5.65c; con
fectioners' A, 565c; eonfectioners' crystal 575c;
cubes 5.90c; bricks, $500; extra fine dry granu-
lated Zoo lbs bags only. 5.45c; excelsior A,
5.25c; extra c, 5.15c; golden c, 5.05c; yellow ID,
4.95c; cut loaf, in barrels only, 1850; H. E.
crystal dominos, ID cartons, IN cases, s.65c; DO
10 cartons in cases. 9.15c Additional per 100
lbs: In barrels and 90 lb bags, 10c more; half
barrels 25c more; boxes, SOC more for all grades.
tins. S2-35 Minimum order, carload
weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
LIQUOR DEALER CHARGES
FRAUD AND CONSPIRACY
Merchant Says That Committee
of Creditors Cheated Him

Charges of fraud and conspiracy were
made against L. c. Brandt William
HOeIscher and William Wolff in COM
plaint demanding S6,4S0 filed yesterday
by Arthur w Thomas, partner in the
Benson-Thomas company, former pro-
prietors of the retail liquor store at
1043 Market street.
Brandt, Hoelscher and Wolff were
appointed committee of creditors to
handle the business after meeting
of creditors in May, 1908. Thomas says
that the liabilities of the firm were
only $4,000, while its assets We're worth
between $4,000 and $4,000 The COM
mittee of three, he states, took charge
of the business with the understanding
that the Indebtedness should be paid
off and the assets sold when they were
worth $500.
Instead of doing this, Thomas alleges.
the committee petitiOned to have the
company declared bankrupt so as to
the value OF the assets and
by threats coerced Thomas into accept
ing 5000 in satisfaction of claim for
$4,5S0 he had against the company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Eastern livestock Market

11IIANO
CHICAGO Aug. 27.-Cattle-R Receipts. 800.
Market steady, Beeves, s4-9Ods $40; Texas
steers. $3.75de; western steers. 81. .25G7: stock
81 .60d go; calves, $6.50d9.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market steady to
shade higher. Light, SS.75@J9 %: mixed, sS.3OG
$50; heavy, $4,000; rough, IS 20dS. 40: good
TO choice heavy, $S.40G9; pigs, SS.75M9. 40:
bulk OF sales. SS.60dS 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market steady Ma
tive, S2.60G4S5; western, 81 s5@4.65; year
Hngs. $4-50d5.l5; lambs, native, S4.75G6.90; do
western, S5@690.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27-Cattle- Receipts
300 Market steady. Native steers. 81. T5GS. %:
COWS and heifers. s.. 2.60@6.75: stockers and
feeders. S3-25@6.25; bulls, $3.25Q4 10; calves.
S4@s.25: western steers, s4.50@725; western
cows. S2.75d4.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Market steady to Sc
lower. Bulk Of sales, SS.90d930; heavy, $S. 50
@9.05; packers and butchers $9M925; light,
SO. .156935.
Sheep-Recepts 500. Market steady Nut
tons. S4d4.60: lambs. $6@6.75; fed wethers and
yearlngs, $4d5.75; fed western ewes, $3.506
$50.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 27.-Cattle- Receipts,
200 Market steady. Native steers. $50S:
cows and heifers. S306.50; western steers 81 go
@4.75; Gamers, s.. .25d3; stockers and feeders,
S4d6-25; calves S3.506650: bulls. s.. % a..
Hogs-Receipts. 10. 900. Market steady 10 Sc
higher. Heavy. sS.506s.65; mixed. Ss.756
SIS; light. ss-9oG9.15; bulk of sales, ss.55@
so.
Sheep-Receipts. OOo Market steady Year
Iings. $565.35: wethers. $4d4.40; ewes, $3.50
AS: lambs. S6l5M6.75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5k @5kc; San Quentin
hags. 55kc: wool bags p PC Tor 3Is ID and 29Ikc
for 10; fleece tvine, T15c per ID.
Coal-Pennsylvsuia anthracite egg. SIG per
ron. Wellington. 50; New wellington. 50: Coos
Brv 81; Australia house-Richmond, etc. So:
55eisw Main SO: Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
i,erlsnd Sl5 in bulk and $I6-50 in sacks. Welsh
snthracite SIS: coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
81 in sacks
oI lquotations are for harrelsl-Linseed is
higher al 81 .02M LOB per gallon for boiled and
SINd.OI for raw: cases, jc moro; castor
on in cases. No. I. 7lc; Baker's AA
si17MI II: China nu1, eases, Go@T0e per
gallon: oocoanut OH, in barrels. 15d
SIC for XXX. T2ik acc for No. Z and 7O6
-2i5c for No. 2, according TO quantity; extra
bieached winter sperm OIL soc; natural winter
snerm oil Soc natural whale oil. soc; pure lard
oi 81. winter strained lard OIL 90c; pure meats
foot oil Soc; No neatsfoot oil. 65c; herring oil
F0cs salmon oil, soc; boiled fish oil, soc; paint
oil. 45c-
Coal oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron bar
rels or drums &C. $50 degree oil. iron barrels
drums. 1856; special do, lie; pearl oil, in cases
7ec. astral. l6c: star. 16c: extra star. l9c;
Elaine 2611c: eocene 19c; red crown and motor
s-ssoIine in bulk I7c, IN cases 24cs engine distil
sfefe in drums 755c, cases &c more; Sc degree
gasoline, in bulk soc, in cases S71zci varnish
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
THRICE HE PLEADS
GUILTY OF ROBBERY
Prisoner the Victim of a Most
Unusual Train of Cir
CumStanCeS

Owing to an unusual train of cir
cumstances Charles Anderson. former
ly a jockey, was compelled yester-
day to plead guilty. for the third time,
to the robbery of $40 worth of arti-
cles from the warehouse of william
Crichton.
After his first plea he was detained
at the county jail by the smallpox
quarantine over the statutory period
within which sentence must be i'm
posed. Judge Cabaniss, however, inti-
mated that il Anderson would again
plead guilty the court would in the
circumstances mitigate the sentence
it had originally intended to infiict-
BY the advice of his lawyer Anderson
did so But a second quarantine was
declared at the Jail, and it became nee
essary for the defendant again TO en-
ter his plea of guilty. Judge Cabaniss
ordered him confined in San Quentin
for two years.
Harry Ferris. who pleaded guilty OF
burglary, was given a five year term
by Judge Cabaniss. Ferris had pre-
viousIy been convicted of robbery at
Fresno.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Hay AID FeedStuns

scott Magner d Miller thus give the hay
Arrivals Of hay for this week have been
:. SOC tons The total amount received far
this month makes the immense sum of 26.e0O
tons. which amounts approximately 10 about
G. .0O0 tons than received during the
same period last year. With tho demand at the
present time apparently considerably less than IN
former years. this has caused 10 be accumulated
. surplus here, as Tie result Of these immense
Our merket during this entire week has been
in thoroughly dcmcraliZcd condition. No
established prices could be recognized and all OF
the large receivers were compelled 10 strain
every facility ar their command 10 effect the
removal IF the daily large arrivals. Much de-
murrage has mad 10 be paid 10 the railroad
company On a basis Of S6 per day per ear FOR
nonremOval on time Of somewhat OF this hay.
Every possible iLducement has been offered TO
large consumers 10 endeavor 10 place the hay
as storage facilities in the city limited
that large quantities can not be taken care Of
in that way. Prices have been lowered and a
thoroughly unsettled situation confronts the
market at this writing.
Under this condition Il is perfectly natural
that no buying is being done IN the country
for the reason that purchases can not be made
IN the country for shipment To the city az this
time any satisfactory basis. Every one is
receiving such large quantities Of hay here that
3 decrease IN shipments is desired 50 that an
adjustment Of conditions can be effected thereby
There has been very little hsy shipped away
had been sold sdoe weeks ago for shipment to
the northern country Alfalfa is firm at the
recent advance and what has been arriving
has been readily placed for shipment and other
wise.
what straw has been arriving recently has
been difficult 70 place az any figure that could
be called satisfactory. and the trade in this
article At this time and under these market
conditions is very limited"
Bran-s24G25 per ton for white and 500. 30 for
red.
Middlings-S32d3s per Ton.
Shorts-S26N27 per ton.
FeedstUns-Rolled barley. SD d23: rolled oats
for feed, S3Oq32; mixed feed. $25d26 for aver
age lots; lnseed ollcake meal. 20 tons $40 10
tons S4O.50. tons S41, smaller lots S4l so: CO
cOsnut cake or meal at mills. s25 in 20 aud 10
and s255 so in : ton lots; jobbing. S26; corn meal
S36d3T; cracked corn, $36d37; alfalfa meal car
load lets Sl5 jobbing SIG; red star alfalfa meal.
So in car lots and SIC jobbing; Modesto alfalfa
meal S14.5o in lots and SIG jobbing: Stock
Ton nealfslfa. SIS in lots and SIC jobbing;
CaprOco oilcske meal. S16.50 per ton.
Hav-N heat, STdl2-5o: wheat and oat SSa
II. tame cat S9Mi1.50; volunteer Wild osf
S6.5Ods; alfalfa, S7dI3; stock hay. S50e so
Straw-35Q6 per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Aug PA new high record
was established for the season in the cotton
10. SOC or 30 points above the closing figures of
last night. and over 81 per bale above the low
price of yesterday morning.
This sensational gain was due TO covering by
belated shcrts following the issuance of notices
yesterday which appeared to represent all the
cotton available here for delivery TO the bull
leaders. and which left the remaining short IN
terest without protection.
The advance in August carried the price above
the high figures recorded in May and July. and
the movement was regarded continue tiol
Of the bull deal which began last February
The fluctuations had compare lively little indu-
ence on the rest of the market however and
after opening TO 10 points higher new crop
positions eased back to about. the closing fg-
of last night.
Huttons wire says: 'The West Indian dis
has been lost in the Atlantic and all promise
Of the much needed moisture in Texas has
vanished for the present at least Tempera-
lures the state yesterday were the lowest
record and this morning the weather is fair
moisture is now beginning to be complained of
in sections of the eastern belt. where
conditions during the month have improved. but
still below last year. Gables this morning
are much better than due. Prices show re-
markable resistance 10 selling pressure below the
I3Isc level for October.
a private cable received from Liverpool late
our Egyptian private cable reports indicate
crop commencing deterioration: character about
the last season. If these reports con-
tinue we look for an advance in consequence of
free short covering. y
The Journal of Commerce says: "Georcia-
Under more favorable conditions the cotton
shows decided improvement during the MONTH
but does not equal last years condition when
II "a per cent. The season is two TO three
weeks late and much of the picking will not
commence before September 10. A good yield
depends largely on late frost.
Acknowledgements are somewhat better
than n year ago at this time when percentage
condition $50. Plant is average size well
fruited but two 10 three weeks late and pick
ing VIII not be general until some time after
September I.
FLORIDA Correspondents remarks Indicate
fair yield Of cotton
Spot closed 10 points higher. Middling up
lands 10 90c
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Hops-Dun. State
common TO choice, 1909, 20@22; 1908, nominal;
Hides-Steady. Central America, 21c; Bogota
2I@22c-
Petroleum Steady. Retired, barrels s7.e5: re-
fined New York bulk S415: Philadelphia bar
Sugar-Raw. steady. Aluscovado. 50 test
3-95c; centrifugal. 90 test. 4.45c; molasses su-
gar. SO test 5000. Refined. steady. Cut loaf
6-o5c; crushed. $3.50; mold A. 5:eoc; cubes
5-50c; xxx powdered, 5.40c; powdered, 5.35c;
granulated. 5.25c; diamond A, 5.25c; confection-
ers' A, 5.o5c; No. 1, 5.10c; No. 2. Bose; No. 3,
sc; No 4, 1850; No. 5, 4.90c; No. 8, 4.S5c; No.
Z, 4.S0c; No. s, 4.75c; No. .. 47Oc; No. 10,
465c; No. IL, 4.60c; No u, 4.55c; No. 13
450c: No Il. 4.50c.
Cofee-Futures closed firm, at net gains of
1oQl9 points. Sales. which included some eX-
changes from September to later months, were
81. 800 bags. Closing bids-August, September
s.o5c; January, s-06c February, soc; March,
s.oSc; April, s.o9c; May, S.I1c; June S.13c;
July, S.lec. There were rumors of unfavorahle
crop reports from Brazil Spot. firm Rio No. Z,
10@l0Ac; Santos No. 4, 10Ac. Mild, steady.
Cordovs, 1919 d12I5c.
Butter-Unsettled. unchanged
Cheese-Unsettled, unchanged.
Eggs-About steady. Pennsylvania and nearby
gathered browns, 24d27c
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet and unchanged. On
So Q9c; prime, a12c; common TO fair, So a
7lkc.
Prunes Firm. with fair demand. Quotations
range from 3as G95ac for CALIFORNIA;. up 10 80
4os. and 5M912c for 0regons.
7 Apricots-Firmer on smaller offerings. Choice,
10y @ll12c; extra choice, liz q1112c; fancy,
Peaches-Firm on the strength on the coast.
Choice, &c; extra choice, Ga G7Ac; fancy, 'SG
Raisins- Firmly held. especially for old crop.
10 fancy seeded. 424 @624c; seedless 4G4&tc;
London layers, s1.20@125.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
VOLCANIC EXPLOSIONS
ARE NOT DUE TO STEAM
Swiss Professor Carries on Ex-
periments at Kilauea
[SpeeiaL CORRESPONDENCE Of The CoNl

L
HONOLULU, Aug. 17.-Professor A.
Brun of the University of Geneva has
been conducting a series of experiments
and tests at the volcano of Kilauea,
principally with a view of determin-
ing whether the explosions of lava in
the firepit were due to the presence of
steam or whether steam was generated
in the firepit
AS a result of a long series of tests.
in which he gathered samples of the
gases given off by the flowing lava
for analyses, he has announced that
the theory of Dana is incorrect, mas
much as he has been able to find no
moisture in the volcanic gas.
Professor Brigham of the Bishop
museum who has studied volcanic ac
tion ia Hawaii, carried on contro-
versy for some time with Dana The
result of the Swiss professors tests
is to confirm Brigham's theory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Francisco, all the world will know it,
Winnemucca Exchange.
Belmont'S Production

After drifting on a continuous ore
body Tor nearly zoo feet on the 1,100
root level, which has shown a width
varying from feet to 10 feet over the
entire distance, all carrying high grade
milling values, the Belmont vein this
week showed the first break of any
consequence, which occurred in the eX-
treme east face of the drift. AT this
point fault was encountered and the
drift continued in fault material.
entirely cut through, but the face
shows indications of vein material This
vein; has been faulted at different
points west of the present fault, but
the faults have neither cut off the vein
nor thrown it out of its regular strike
TO any great extent, and it is quite pos
sible that the present fault will not
affect the continuity OF the ore body.
The next few rounds of shots will
enable Superintendent Bradshaw to
gain a better idea of the conditions
existing. The fault just encountered
has northeast-southwes strike with
a southeast dip.
There is absolutely nothing in the
situation to lead to the belief that there
is less ore in this immense ore body
than heretofore figured upon, or that
1T diminishes in the least the value of
the ore reserves already practically
proven up and there is nothing in the
encountering of this fault that affects
the intrinsic value of the mine. The
ore body, as already proven up, shows
a length of 700 feet and a vertical
depth of over 400 feet, with the ore
continuing strong below the 1,166 foot
level and above the 900 foot level,
showing an average width wherever
exposed of about 15 feet, all carrying
high milling values. 1t is this showing
that has placed the valuation upon the
stock of this mine, and the mere en-
countering of fault in the extreme
east face of the drift does not lessen
that valuation one cent,
The mine is producing more heavily
than ever. Thus far the output for
the month of August promises to be
greater than any previous month. the
average value of the ore sent to mill
and smelter being higher than usual,
and unless something happens to cur
tail the output, the net profits will be
far in excess of those of July, which
were $141, ,000.-Goldfield Exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Hides. TaIIow, Wool and Hons

HIdes-Culls and brands sell about Isaic
under quotations; heavy sslted steers l0Isc:
light medium. 95; light, 9iAe; cowhides. SIC;
efsrs 7d71kc; salted kip. lOc; salted veal i5c:
ssifed calf l5c; dry hides. lsc; dry salt hides
72c: dry kip 17c; dry calf, pc; sheepskins shear
Isncs 25d4Oc each; short wool. 100000; medium
60d9 9Oc: long wool, 90cdSl.25; lambs. 25a5Oc; ;
horsehides, salt S2.25@3 Tor large and SI5002
for medium, f5cGSl for small and 25@50c for
81 25672 for medium. 5OcdSI for small and 256
5oe for colts; goatskins, prime sngoras 75MSf:
large hair goats, 30a40c; medium, 20d25c
small. 5@15c.
Tailow-No. l rendered. 51s sGec; No ?, 4d5c:
grease. 2d2ikc.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple
qallc: do S months. 70I1c; northern Sonoma
aud MendOcino. 1SG2oc; Humboldt, 20c asked !:
Nevada. 15M17c per ID.
Hops-California l0d15c for crop OF 1909:
oregon. 1c@15c per 10; crop Of 1910, 1OaI6c
lcr 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
JAPS CROWD PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF HAWAII
Entire Increase in Territorial
Classes Composed of Orientals

special Correspondence of The Call
HONOLULU, Aug. 17.-The number
of Japanese attending the public
schools of Hawaii is on the increase,
while the number of all others is de-
creasing, according to figures just
given out by Governor Frear.
During the last school year there
were 25,537 pupils Of all nationalities
enrolled in the schools, an increase
over those of the year before of GAS.
The number of Japanese enrolled in
creased over the number of the year
before by 663. Thus all the increase
and Is more besides are Japanese.
The pupils of the Japanese race have
increased in numbers during the last
10 years from 1858 to 7,07S, being now
273S per cent Of the whole. The Por-
tuguese comprise 1927 per cent, Ha-
waiians 1715, part Hawaiians 1901,
Chinese 11.25 and all others 1923 per
cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Los Angeles Produce Market
TSpecidl Dispdtch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Aug 27.-Potato prices viii
advance sc per cI Monday is assurance of
dealers.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs 166 cases.
butter 3. l16 pounds, cheese 2,345 pounds, pota-
toes 2I92 sacks, beans none, onions 20 sacks.
sweet potatoes 2S0 sacks, apples 1.2IS boxes.
Eggs (per dozen)-LocaI ranch, csndled 37c; do
case count. buying price 33c; eastern fresh soc;
eastern storage extras, 27c; eastern storage sec
onds, 24c.
Butter per lb.)-Calfornia creamery extra
Cheese (per lb)-Northern fresh. 1Tai7bc;
large anchor. 1Sc Oregon daisy, 19c singles
ls42c; eastern twins 1S12c; eastern daisies ice: !:
cas- tern longhorns. I9Q20c; eastern cheddars, I9
g20c; imported swiss 30c; jack Isc; domestic
swiss. G24c; cream brick. Ice; limburger I9c
box 81.
Beans-No. pink. 81: No. l lmas s5; No. l
Lady Washington, 81 80: No. ] small whites
40; No. ] blackeyes So. so: No / Caravans
$50; No. 1 California lentis 81: German 81
Potatoes-H ghlands (ctlsl. 1.40@I 30: local
Burbanks. Sl.35d150: Salinas 81 80: yellow
sweets. 2Iac: reds PIC h.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
ARIZONA
Arizona Copper Mines

That the mines of the Ray Consolf-
dated copper company in less than IS
months viii be producing fine copper
nually is the opinion of Daniel C. Jack
lin, expressed when he visited Phoenix
and the Ray properties.
ms - CoiIt;lmSeiiL y; i upon lne- coilple-
centrator now under construction at
Hayden on the Arizona and Eastern
railroad, 16 miles from Ray. Buildings
are being erected and great reservoir
and pumping plant are in course of
construction.
In Bingham canyon, where is located
the mines of the Utah copper COM
pany, of which. Jacklin is also general
manager, 4,000rmen are employed. This
mine, he stated, is producing Is 900, 900
pounds of copper each month, or a total
of 1S0.000.000 pounds a year.--Los An
geleS Express.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Flour and Farinaceous Good.

net without discount; bakers extras SIS SOM
$50; superhne, 81. .60Gz.9O: Oregon and washing
ton. per Dbl, S5M5-25 f0r family. bakers and
patents. and S4-25d4.5 90 sOr cutoff; Kansas pat
ents, $50; Go stralghts, $3.50; Dakota patents.
81 90 do straiChts. Sz20: do clear Sc 90 per Dbl.
FsrinaceoUs Goods-3uckwheat -four 81; buck
wheat nour. self-raising, $3.50; buckwheat
prOsts, IS; corn meal, yellow So, white S3, extra
cream yellow S5-25; extra cream white. So 25 !;
corn -Four. IS; cracked wheat. $3.50; c2tire
wheat nour $500; farina, $3.50; graham -four
So: hOminy. large So. small So. granulated S3;
c. tmesl. $z-25; cat groats, S4-25; pearl barley.
81 20; rice -four. Sc; rolled oats. S4-25; rolled
wheat. $3.50; rye -four, S3-25; rye meal. So 10;
split peas. yellow s.. green $3.50; extra cream
rolled $50 lbs $3.50. 80 ID sacks 81; rolled
fakes. lSg 70 bbls, 1915. 80 ID sacks $5-25;
rolled wheat. 80 lbs $40 IS ID sacks 81 25