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Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
NOT TOO GOOD FOR eAsTERNeRs
Eastern Car Builder Says Farmers Buy
 Best Grades of Automobiles.

Walter C. White second vice-rrcS; dent of the White company arrived .t the motor show Thursday. nsvin.: just completed % trip through the Central West
 'I spent part of last week at the Kansas City show said Mir White, and l was aSrecably surprised at what might be called the advance in automobile education among the people of the great farming section which is tributary to Kansas City The farm CTS were at the show in full force many of them for the purpose of buy ing cars. Two years ago. the farmer considered nothing but price in buying his ear: that is. he would buy ear if it was of sufficiently low price. without much thought as to the design or the quality of the materials used
 'Now the situation has changed He has had his experience with a cheap grade construction He realizes for example that a four-speed transmits sion is better than a three speed transmission and that honeycomb radiator is better than q tubular ra diator. and he is willing to pay for these features, He has learned. of the advantages of the bloc engine and of the long stroke. and he has given thought to such features of desish ;ls simplicity. accessibility and low cost of upkeep. Boston -Herald.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
FL EEPOSO SANlTARiUM RANCH AND HEALTH RESORT. SIERRA MADRE, CAL. 15nl FEET IN Al IIIiIQE

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED in the foothills of the SIERRA MADRE MOUNTAINS, Is miles from Los An geles. An institution where is given scientific care of diseases of throat and lungs. Tuberculin and other serum given when advisable Rates including medical attention. room, board. etc. s1J per week up. There are no advantages Obtainable that we cannot duplicate. Physicians and graduate nurses always in attendance Tent houses. mission bungalows with bath. large buildings with screen porches, art and crafts shop and club house. BEST OF NUTRITIOUS FOODS AND PURE WATER The deleterious effects of near ocean re- sorts for lung trouble is well known. The sea breeze. tempered by sixty miles of distance cools us in summer and warns us in winter. We are making a special offer to limited number Of patients with money to in vest Real estate security Good in terest. Write for information.
 THEODORE b. KANOUSE.
 Superintendent.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
LOST MONEY ENTRUSTED
 HIM BY COUNTRY FRIEND
Badiilo Says he Was Held up and S210 and His Watch Taken
 From Him.

With his shirt torn and cut-a very slight one-acrOss his right fore arm and another scratch on his chest. $. l.. Badino. who is employed as q clerk at the White House" walked into the police station late last night with the story of a bold hold-mp. the loss of $2l0 and his watch
 Badillo said that d friend of his. one M Toientino. who lives m in the country somewhere, had entrusted him with the keeping of S260 They are close friends and T"lcntino thought that his city friend WouId take better care of the money than he could himself
 Badillo had his fricnd's money in his pocket and some of his own when he took a httlc stroll about town after midnight last night. He was on his wIy homo walking near the hide house. g" he says. when two Mexiius with high hats stopped him
 They tnid me wls holi up." said Badillo to Captam Cnnn"rs at the i..'- lice station.
 Did they pun =,ns "n y"n:" askcd Captain Connoi.
 knives and one of them cnt me almost drawing the blood
 What did you do then"
 What could | do: l gave them my money and the money "f my pobrc amigo who does not know of his loss yet. and then gave them my watch and when they saw had nothing .isr tn give they went away"
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
ESTIC.

Another well satisfied audience passed in and out Of the portals of the home Of novelties and hits last night Miss Muieahy entertained again last evening and. business picked up from the entrance of the popular and jolly favorite, Jimmie Lee. who as Miss Mulcahy was the center of attraction. Beautiful musical numbers and the new wardrobe and electrical effects caused plenty Of favorable comment. The picture and songs are unusually good and the topical extemporaneous song by Mir. John Cook went big. To- night will he the last chance to see Miss MulcOhy" and Monday q rip roaring American comedy will be seen for the central production. Who owns the Baby MT Lee says is one of his favorites and is rich in real comedy Your attention is called to the Roller Skating Girls led by Name Barbier (Mrs. Lee) and the new Ma iestic Quartette composed of members of the company. This will he new and added feature.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

tier. Cal; Otto Delfinger, capitalist: :: H. Albert Dewitt. Unien Litho. Co:
 F. N Emery. Newmark Bros: Carl
 Entenmann. jeweler: c. w Evans. Dolgeville Chas F.. Elder. Los Angeles Investment Co; Howard Frost and wife. Los Angeles Pressed Brick Co. :; A. J. GOldwater. Stewart Dawes Shoe Co; L. Goldwater,; Cohn Goldwater O.; Marion E. Gray. Marion k. Gray Co.,: George w. Grimes. Grimes Stass- forth Co; C. F. Galer. California Ink Co>: w N. Hamaker, First Natl
 Bank; George l.. Hazard. Whittier. Cal; Harry Harrington. capitalist: {:
 Walter l.. Haight. wholesale butter: Le W Hin, Braun Chemical Co: E. F. Hulse and wife, Machinery and Electrical Co; Chester T. Hoag. Natl
 Bank of Commerce; R Harris Gibb & Harris; w F. Howard. Western Pipe Fand Steel Co; Mrs. NJ F. Hutchin- isnn. James Irving. assayer: C. C. Johnson real estate; W w Jones. Trader Bank: W, IT, Jameson and daughter. Carona. Cal: D w Kirk land. American Drug Co: John Kahn. Kahn Beck Co; A j. Roll, A. J KolI E Flaming Mil: j. Kuhrts. capitalist:
 Edward Kuhrts. Los Angeles Rail way; l.. Kimble.. w. w. Montague X Co: Otto Kaiser. Haas Baruch x Co; Prank II Knapp. A IT. Busch Co: Floyd F. Lewis. real estate:
 Wfil Llewellyn, Llewellyn. Iron Works; James W. Long, I. ". Long Co;. Dr. Walter. 4.indley. Director Chamber of Commerce and Farmers' x Merchants Bank: John $. Mit- chell. Ilollenberli, Hotel: Jos IL Mar tin and wife, retired: William Mead and wife. National Secluities. ,, Co.;
 F. 1. Morris. Fifth Street Store; Henry Morris. Holbrook Merrill. J& Stetson: John A. Murphy Nail Bank of Com merce; Frank l.. Miller. J. IT Adams Co; \. R Martin, D. P. A. Southern Pacific Co.,; A. NJ. Matthews. West ern Laundry Mach. Co; F. E. Me Comas. Los Angeles Notion Co: John $. McGroarty. Times" E. A. Nieh- olson. Pacific Sash and Door Co.
 NJ A. Newnark. NJ. A Newmark Co: Y. P Newton. United Casting Co: T
 F. Newin. Farmers x, Merchants Bank Thos. M, Newman. w. H
 Clune Co: P. A. Newmark, Brown stein. Newmark & Louis Co. D. F, Norton. Klein Norton Co.,; J.. Neiderer. J. Nciderer Co.,; 4, l.. Nelson, Nelson Candy Co: Emil olcovich. wholesale shoes; M- oDea, real estate: Will liam H. Pierce. Pierce Bros. i; E E. w, Reynolds. E w Reynolds Co,: Frank Rttkowsky, H. D. Rogers. Los. An geles Investment: O.: C. H, Schh,eter. Baker x 5Hapilton: M Streicher. shoes; Jnd Seager Crane X Co:
 Seymour Swarts. Western Smelling X Refining Co: $ storm. suit cases: Carl Stein, Golden state Shoe O.:
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
STOMACH DISTRESS
 AND DYSPEPSIA 60
Heartburn, Gas and Indigestion Van ish and Your Stomach Feels
 Fine m Five Minutes.

If you take several doses of Pape's Diurctic. all backache and distress from Out-of-Order kidneys or bladder trouble will vanish and you will feel fine.
 Lame back, painful stitches. lheumI- tism. nervous headache. dizziness. irri- tability. sleeplessness. unframed or swollen eyelids. wOrn-out. sick feeling and other symptoms of sluggish. inact- i've kidneys disappear
 Uncomfortable. sinarting. frequent urination (especially at nighD and all bladder misery ends.
 This unusual preparation goes al once to the diSOr,lered kidneys. bladder and urinary system and distributes its healing. cleansing and Vitalizing inim- ence directly upon ihe organs and glands affected. and completes The cure before you realize 1t.
 The moment you suspect any kidney or urinary disorder or feel rheumatism pains. begin taking this harmless med icine with the knowledge that there is no other remedy at. any price. made anywhere else in the world. which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure
  Diuretic. which any druggist can sup ply.
 Your physician. pharmacist. banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape. Thompson X Pape. of Gin cinnati. is a large and responsible med icine concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
 only curative results can come from taking Tapes Diuretic. and a few days treatment means clean. active. healthy kidneys. bladder and urinary organs and no backache.
 Accept only Tapes Diuretic-fifty- cent treatment-any dr,ng store-any- where in the world
 Sorghum Seed and Kaffir Corn at Wharton Hay and Grain Store db
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
AHGELfNOS IN .FL|GHT
Continued from Page 1.)

rhincry down this way for many years and that regards Arizona as a great business asset. John $ Nit
 cIcH. an. Arizona pioneer who still has 90 heart interest in the .'ould sod aud who rihs the Hoilenheck hotel, in Los Angeles. when he is not busy starting automobile races 10 Phoenix. was among tho tourists Naturally he dropped, into George Purdy Bui= lards car along with Mir Bernard. who represents the Examiner. and c"mplimerte for the country. alter mated with automobile talk Inci- icntally Mir Mitchell said that all lhc noise about il treatment of the Los Angeles automobile men last fall, was iustigated h one Sernple, an rrstwhile. he4spaper rcporter, well known Kfe- Mir Mitchell said that when 1ltc Republicans annual cup race arrived next fair time. there would he more entries than ever be fore in >eie long endurance lest.
 Among me louInalists. in the party were R5 M. .Yost. representing the Express. ;uid .l Representative of the '''i il'l'' .lltfi Nstt .'sN NiiuiSstt'. Sh -ihf newSpaprrS of the southwest were well rcprestnted one can not speak "f all lhe nplal,lrs. however. for they are c~ail 's0melsdyss and the fol- lowing lisi showing, the personnel of the party speaks for ItselG:
 Fred l.. kiics Alles Printing Co: r. II Brod.n A oBrodin te CO: L.. x. lifinSzvige Brmswie Drug Co: IT. C: J. Burr. Parrott X Co; ]. J. Hyrne A. P T M. Santa Fe Ky Co; r. A. Brown and wife Excel sior Cereal Co.,; Al Bernheim. Ander- son x chanslqrg H. Bnrnett. L. A. x Redondo IW Co; Edw<n Bird. Douglas Clay Product Co: Thomas Bamford, Thayer. Decorating Co: J. W. Bainbroughs Ocean Park: C'M Burr. Children's Shoe Store; C. W Rrashears -coiHr;tctor., J. l.. Barnard, Los Angsies slix aIniner: R. NJ. Burn ham. Hughes Mfg. Cos: F. H Bagby. stocks ant iSpnds; n. F. Bowman. eastern capitalist. j. NJ Carpenter. Pacific Sash and Door Co.,. A. L. Carpenters retired: NJ. C. Cooper Cooper. -GOate & Casey: Fred Czer- miski, tcnie, Brass Foundry Co; s. Crandall. California Hardware Co: w H. Chine. Cli;ne. theater:: w. r Craig. attnney; F. E. Crosier. South cru California T4umber Co.,, G. Del Anne. K. Cahn X Co; R. C. Devereux City Directory co. Harold Dewey. Pomona. cal.;A. II. Dunlap. Whit
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

II. M Sale. Western Wholesale Drug O.: C c. Stanton. real estate; Emil Schloss. Loeb Fleishman Co: A. E. SchmitZ. Bailey X SchmitZ Bros; J. Y. Sweetser. Sweetser X Baldwin Safe Cs.: H. M Tracy. Tracy Engi- neering Co.,: A. H. FOight. California Furniture Co: Frank Wiggins and wife, secretary Chamber of Com merce; R. B. Williamson, Brown Music Co; James Wiper. R. NJ Yost. Evening Express; Waldo M. York and wife. attorney;J. P Yates. insurance: George ZObelein. John G. ZobeIein. Los Angeles Brewing Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
THE NEW PHOENIX.

With the exception of yesterday af- ternoon's matinee. J. sam Houston $ new, Phoenix theatre has continued to draw extraordinarily good sized crowds for every show. however J. sam re- marked last night that mid-afternoon shows cannot hope to serve as an im- mense drawing card. Alburtus and ArZulla in all their weirdness are rapidly becoming popular characters. and people become more mystified at each performance. ArZullia's won derful mental telepathic ability and Alburtus' astonishing hypnotic powers are certainly deserving of the atten- ton which they are receiving.
 There will be matinee at , o'clock this. afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE WIGWAM.

A packed house greeted the closing act. Jim. the Burglar" at the Wig wam last night. for tonight com plete change of bill is announced. The .Dutchman's Try-Out." comedy act played on the Pantages circuit. Cor neil and Stanford have been retained for next week and as successful bills are promised as were on this week. a new drop curtain now greets you as you enter this popular theatre; the scene is very appropriate for the Wig wam being a painting from Indian life. The regular change of moving pictures and songs by Miss Collins this evening
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
or LOCAL INTEREST
NIGHT coNceRTs-Beginning to

NIGHT cONcERTS-Beginning to- day the Industrial Liberty band con- certs. at the Ford hotel will be given in the evening at 7:30 o'clock instead of in the afternoon
 THE GROWING OAM-Engineer L. C. Hill returned Friday night from visit of several days at Roosevelt He reports that the masonry work on the dam is now completed for q distance of oyer seventy feet.
 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Smiths hall, 2I East Madison street sunday school at 10 a m. Preaching at II q. m. and 7:30 D. m The pastor, WR Hirgess. will preach the annual sermon to the members of the Eastern Star
 DENVER OPTICIAN HERE-Dr. II w SwiSerf. one of the well known op- .ticsl Uon of the Colorado metropolis is visiting his brother. pr. l.. M. Swi- gert, of this city This is the doctors annual visit to. Phoenix He says he is always glad to get down in the Land of Sunshine" and is pleased to note the numerous improvements, es- pecially the fine residences that have been constructed during the past year and the prosperous condition of the valley in general
 OLD SETTLERS PlCNsC.-Even the fact that Los Angeles was here en masse did not dampen enthusiasm of the old settlers who gathered at East lake park yesterday to enjoy an Ari- zona picnic dinner, felicitate each oth- CT on. lodging the issues of time long enough to begin to see the great glory of the Salt river valley and to swap "reminiscences of the day when it was doubtful whether the Apache bullets or the shortage of beans was the greater impending calamity. The din ner of course was all that a hungry Hassayamper could ask for Later the assemblage that gathered to listen to
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

the oratory practically filled the pa Vilion. Among the speakers were Gov ernor sloan. Judge D. H. Pinney. John P Orme, Colonel j. H. McClntOck, Miss Sharot Hall and J. w. Cren- shaw There was a general reunion that was enjoyed by all.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

Cooking apples $l0" hoX We pay Rash" for eggs Wm- r. Cr.unp Hay & Grain co. ip
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
FIRST METHODIST SERVICES

Passion week services will begin at
 the First Methodist church this morning with q sermon by the pas tor on The Church That Wins" There will be special music by the choir. and Mrs. Tafel will sing The Palms" in the evening MT. Fisher will dis cuss one of the most dramatic scenes of the Bible. the title of which will be The Spot Light on q Black Life" Mir. Prior will sing a tenor solo, and the male quartet will render d special num- Der The evening congregations crowd the church. to such an extent that all are asked to come early to secure de- sirable seats and to assist the ushers. There will be services in the church all the week. Appropriate themes will be discussed and there will be music bv several of the best singers in the city This is q peoples church. strangers home. and there is cordial welcome for all. Church corner See ond avenue and West Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

Ask your groceryman for Hall Brothers asparagus. Best on market.
 dm
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

No Real Substitute-There is ID real substitute for HoOd's SJrsJ- parilla. Any preparation said t1 be just as good" you may be sui-- is inferior. costs less tO make. and yields the deale~ a larger profit.
 Insist on having HOOd's-
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

Wheat screenings and chicken feed at Wharton Hay & Grain Store. df
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

Roots, Barks and Herbs--Hood's Sarsaparilla so combines the great curative principles of roots barks and herbs as to raise them tO their highest efficiency for the cure of all spring hunors. all blood dis eases. auG ruu-du~u conditions.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

Sorghum Seed and Kaffir Corn at Wharton Hay and Grain Store db
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
THE GROWING DAM

c. Hill returned Friday night from visit of several days at Roosevelt. II reports that the masonry work on tn dam is now completed for q distance e oyer seventy feet
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

day the Industrial Liberty band con- ccrts. at the Ford hotel will be given in the evening at 7:30 o'clock instead of in the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
San FRANCIsCo STOCK EXCHANGE

FoIIOWlng were Tue sales on the San Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug 11.-Largely increased ex-
ports, probably needed by France because OF crop
damage from rains, narrowed the gap in wheat
prices between this country and Europe. Buying
or options here was active all day, and espe
claiiy so on the part of the foreigners. In
quence there a net advance of ia 61Ac.
Corn also advanced, but for exactly opposite
reason, lack of rain in the west. That cereal
closed AMl%c higher than last night. Oats
and provisions sympathized, the former with a
final gain of a a 1ac and the latter 12Iac to 40c.
The windup for the day in wheat was at
nearly the best prices of the season. Sensational
crop loss news from France was supported by
higher markets in general There were private
estimates here that the French mportations for
the year would reach 100. GJ0, 600 bushels.
a distinct improvement in the domestic -four
trade. Moreover. the southwest asserted having
made large sales of -four for export In this
connection it was noted that the southwestern
markets reported considerable falling OF in the
receipts of wheat. The country sales of cash
wheat here, however, increased with the days
advance In prices.
Comment caused by the fact that Septem-
Der wheat at Baltimore sold today at the
price as in Chicago, the first time this years
crop. Baltimore figures recently were 29sc lower
than Chicago.
The September option here nuctuated today be-
tween $101 y and 81 .027s, closing 1$sc to 19sc
higher at $1.025s Q1102a4.
Poor caring of a result of lack of
moisture used by spectators as a basis OF
purchase. September ranged from 63%c to
641sc and closed 5sQ1c net higher at 64%c.
at 90 q G166c.
The September oats delivery varied from $500
to 81 1sc and finished at BIC. rise of a a &c
above last nights closing figures.
In the final sales pork showed clear gain of
29c to 4oc lard 12l4c to zoe and ribs 15c to
I71ac
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
F,our and Farinaceous Goods

Flour continues steady. with quotations uh-
changed.
Flour-California family extras, S5-s0962O net
without discount; bakers extras. S5-sOtJo. ~
superdne. $4.6094.90: oregon and washington
per Dbl. $685. % for family, bakers and patents,
and 81. 2j0I4.5O for cut on; Kansas patents
So. 20; do straights $3.50; Dakota patents, St4O;
do straights, S720; do clear, $3.50 per Dbl
Farinaceous GOods-Buckwheat nOur, 81; oncS
wheat -four, selfraising, 81. 50; ouckwneat
cream yellow $3.23. extra cream white, 500;
corn -four. S.; cracked wheat, $3.50; entire
So; hominy large So small So, granulated So;
oatmeal S4.25; oat groats, S4.25; pearl barley.
81 20; rice hour, So; rolled oats. S4.2J; rolled
split peas, yellow S5, green $780, extra cream
rolled oats, $50 lbs $3.50. 90 ID sacks 81; rolled
nakes, $50 lb bbIs S5-T5. 30 ID sacks -. 20
rolled wheat $50 lbs, s4.75; rs ID sacks, 81 %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
General Merchandi.e

Bags-Grain bags. 59s 6515c: San Quentin
for ID; fleece twine. 7lac per h.
Cosl-Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIS per
bs1 e.. a1strslia bo3se- -RcbmoDd st sS, SS
Pelaw Main, 50; Stanford Richmond So Cum
berland. S15 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite, S15; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
SIT in sacks
Oil (quotations are for barreIs)-Linseed. 81 90
per gallon for boiled and $1O3 for raw; cases
Sc more; castor oil in cases, No. I, Tie. Bakers
AA, S11T91.19; China nut. cases. 606l7Oc per
gallon; cocoanut oil, in barrels. 75@7S15c for
XXX 721s67T6c for No. 1 and 7OG731sc for No
2, according TO quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm OIL soc; natural winter sperm oil. Soc
natural whale oil. soc; pure lard oil, 81; winter
strained lard oil. 9Oc; pure neatsfoot oil Soc
No neatsfoot oil. 65c herring OIL soc; salmon
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etcIWater white. iron
or drums. 1OJbc; special do. lie; pearl on in
cases. Ice; astral Ice; star. 16c: extra star
19c Elaine. 261ac; eocene, 19c; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 1Tc. in cases 24c; engine
gree gasoline. in bulk soc, in cases s71e; var
nish makers and painters naphtha, in bulk 15c
Turpentine-9sc per gallon in cases and sec
In bulk, drums and iron barrels.
q Resin e Go lpeF esl p Of q $50 Ds1E $3.50; F. $685.
Red and White Lead-Red. sh@9c; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes az
follows. terms net cash: Standard hne granu-
lated $3.50; standard coarse granulated. 5.65c;
fruit granulated. 5.65c; cut loaf in barrels onlv
1860; H. & E. crystal dominos, 10 cartons in
cases. s.65c; do in ID cartons in cases q 15c.
monarch bar, &c: tablets. in half barrels g. l5e:
do in boxes, 6.40c: cubes and A crushed 3 90c.
monarch powdered, 5;75c; xxx powdered.
5.I5c; candy granulated, Disc; confectionerss A
$3.50; confectioners' crystals. 5.75c: extra ane
granulated, 5.4Sc; magnolia A. 5.25c: extra G.
515c; golden 9, 5,o5c; d, 4.95c. Barrels and so
ID bags 1Oc, half barrels 25c boxes 50r more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Rar
in 35 and 40 ID tins s17O more, in s and ~ IN
grade In 100 lb bags ~
The California and Hawaii sugar refining rom
pany quotes as follows Granulated basis Z SIC.
-Htgrade" bar. &c; powdered. 5.75c; A crushed
59Oc; berry. 5-65c; C.. & H. extra hne SrsnT
lated. 5-6Sc; coarse dry grsnuIated. s. S5cs- eon
fectioners A, 5-65c; confectioners' crystal 75c.
cubes, 5.9oc; bricks, 5.9Oc; extra dne dry eranT
lated (lOO III bags only. 5.45c: excelsior A
DOC; extra c. D 15c; golden G. j.O5c; yellow ID
1850; cut loaf, in barrels only. T65c. ri & r
crystal dominos, lb cartons in cases eSc. A.
z 10 cartons IN cases, 9:15c. Additional per 100
IDS: In barrels and 80 ID bags. Toe more half
barrels. Zoe more: boxes soc more for All grades
Bar In 50 and 40 ID tins. s1.7O more; in 10 IN
uns. 900 more Minimum order, carload
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The market continues quiet, with quo
tations before
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.6212 al 67l5; Sonora, $1.7o
al so; white Australian. $1.75@1. so; northern
club, S1.621s giles; Russian red $1.60@1. SPY
turkey red, sl.65@1.721S; bluestem, $1.75@
1S5.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Is hard to sell, buyers are few
and Indifferent Prices unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
No l feed. $1.05@1.07l5: OF grades, 95c@
sl.o2la per ctl extra choice 81. osN new brew
ing and shipping grades 81. .osZ @I12h per ctI
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open High Low Close
December Isl ,;1ols 81 .ioA 81 .osa sI.osA
December-$i. o9% bid $1.09% asked.
oats-Quotations stand the same. The mar
ket is easy. with liberal offerings. Red for
feed. $1.30@1.40 for ordinary feed and $1.45
for choice; red for seed $1.4061155; black.
s155 asked; gray, nominal; white, $1.65@17o
Corn-western states yellow, in bulk, San
Francisco track, S1.61; white. S16S; mixed.