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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-04
GONE TO THE ISLANDS.
Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy in Search
of Health.


J. W. Mccarthy, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, was in the city day or two last
week, arriving from Modesto, and on
Thursday drew warrants to the amount of
s., 200 from the Controllers office for Court
expenses-he did not draw for his own
salary, not having made his report of fees
received in December-and Friday morn
ing left for San Francisco. Saturday, at 2
P. NJ, he very suddenly took his departure
by the steamer ST. Paul for Honolulu.
Evidently he had made up his mind on
the spur OF the moment, or else was de-
sirous that no one should be aware before
hand OF his going, as his name does not
appear in the list of those who had en-
gagged cabin passage, and the Supreme
Justices. and even his chief deputy, Frank
Myers, had no intimation of his intention
In fact Myers believed he was still in Mo-
desto, to which place he went to spend the
holidays. Shortly before the steamer left a
lady, who was not apparelled as if for a
sea voyage, was observed TO purchase a
ticket for Honolulu at the steamer com
panys office, and then was driven rapidly
to the wharf, where subsequently, she was
seen engaged IN earnest conversation with
Mr.. Mccarthy. Just as the lines were be-
ing thrown off, the latter left her, babe a
kindly farewell to- his friend Thomas P.
Ryan, who, besides the female, was the
only person who seemed to have been
aware OF his proposed departure, and
quickly
HURRIED UP THE GANG-PLANK
And aboard the steamer Mr.. Ryan subse-
9uentiy informed reporter that Mccarthy
had been in poor health for some time. and
had simply gone upon trip to the islands
for his health The fact of his departure in
such peculiar manner was soon the gen
eral topic OF conversation, especially in DO
litlcal and official circles, and there were
many theories advanced for it besides the
excuse of ill-health. Deputy Myers, cash
Ter OF the Clerks San Francisco office, stated
that his books and money account were
correct so far as he knew, and that vouch-
ers could be produced for all the money
drawn fromthe State treasury Still there
were many who would insist that there was
something wrong somewhere, or the tray
eler would not have fastened away with
out paying some little attention to the pos
sible requirements of the office to which
the people elected him, and for performing
the duties of which they paid him. His
record was brought up, and portion of it,
which the RECoRD-UNIoN first brought to
the attention of the public, did not 90 far
toward satisfying the doubters 1t was re-
ported that he had lost several thousand
dollars specializing in wheat bat on the
other hand he was said to have important
land interests in the vicinity of Fresno. and
talked recently of purchasing more prop
erty there.
CONTROLLER DUNN
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Attention, ESempts! - Your
regular monthly meeting will be ~sEsf5Y
held at Firemen's Hall. THIS Mon ffssssSsSa>,
day EVENING, January 18th, at s3sVs
oclock sharp. A full attendance is requested.
Nominations for officers for the ensuing wear
Will take place. Delinquents, take notice BY
order JAS McCT FthY President
VIM. AVERY, Secretary ial-Its
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III -. SSl Is EFT,
CORNER OF NINTH
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Johnny Foren says he is little tired today, but still in the ring.

Johnny Fofen says he is little tired today, but still in the ring. C. r. Boyce, prominent merchant of Williams, favored Flagstaff with a visit Monday.
 John Haace, employe oi the Arizo na Cattle company, is in town visit. ing his numerous friends.
 We are pleased to note that Miss Beatrice Graham, daughter of Mrs. TT, s. Hendrix, IS rapidly improving under the treatment of Dr. Brannen.
 General and Mrs. George Crook passed through here yesterday enroutc for Omaha, where the General gees to assume command of the Depart ment of the Plate.
 Mrs. C. r. Colcourt, wife of Chas.' Coicourt, foreman Of the Arizona Cattle company, arrived here We'd nesday from the east. A brother of Mr. Colcourt accompanied her.
 Mrs. J. R. Fitzpatrick returned home from visit to California on Thurs days train, and our genial postmaster is looking as happy as though he had drawn $50, 1000 prize in the Louisia na lottery.
 Our genial friend, Andy Mum, proprietor of "Our Boys" one Of the cozieSt places in town, has gained at least 80 pounds since Gladstone iu- uoduccd his homc-rule bi,I, in Parla- ment. h fact, he feels finer than silk.
 Ernest Meyers, of the firm of Low en'hal & Meyers, Albuqueruue, Jeff on last nights train for his home. Mir. Meyers is a pleasant. whole sou!cd gentleman, and the people of Flag staff always accord him nearly wei come when he comes here.
 Ex-Mayor Nj. Goldwater, Of Pres colt, passed through here yesterday on the train, en route east. Our per cil driver did not have time to inter view his honor, but from the merry twinkle in his eye, we guess he is go ing there in connection with the buld ing of the Prescott railroad.
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One of the wonderful sights to be

One of the wonderful sights to be seen among the business houses in AL buquerque is the immense establish mcnt of John ?. Torllna, the largest house of its klnd this side of Chicago. The vast stock carried, consisting o [ carpets, oil cloths, window shades, rugs, boots and shoes, Of the best quality, IS without conception. In the boot and shoe line he has the fin est and largest assortment ever brought to that town, of all sizes and widths, and of superior make. lis store is thronged with customers which is at tributable to the system of one price to all. A child can buy as cheap as a grown person Under such circum- stances any honest dealer must suc- ceed. We recommend him 10 our subscribers. His advertisement stat ing prices, etc, appears on the fourth ,,aGa gf rh ic i..,n
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page of this issuc.


 Judge Sumner Howard and family and A. E. Foote and wife, passed through here Thursday afternoon, CT route for Flint, Michigan The CHAMPION reporter iearaed while con versing with these gentleman that the Judge and wife would return 10 Pres colt in abou, thirty days, while with gret he learned lrom Mr. Foote that he was undecided as to whether he would return or rot. This gentle man was for Acrly clerk of the District and Supreme courts of the Territory, which positions he flied wi;h credit and honor 10 Arizona and himself.
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| Meal Stations.

Meal Stations.
 THROUGH TICKETS To all inc important cities. cast and west, on sale st all the principal stations.
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Smoke Punch scent cigars. For sale at SandcrSon's.
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STAGE CONNECTIONS.

Wa Iaeunr 10 the Indian village of Aco. ma, I6miies.
 Via Wingate to Fort Wingate, miles; zu. nj, AS miles.
 Via Maruelito to Fort Defiance Navajo agencyl 2s miles, Canon de Ghellc, 6 miles; Keams Canon, 9o miles.
 Via IIoibrook, trl.weekly stages to For, Apache, 40 miles Springeryille miles; Show Low, SO miles, rayIorWlle, $ miles; MoqUi Indian village (no regular Slage), 90 mics.
 Via Navajo Springs. daily stages to St. Johns, 45 miles, Springersille. S miles Via Ninslow, l. Brigham City and sunset Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott and Whipplc barracks, 54 mile>; daily stages from Prescott 10 Phe.ix anu tri-"cc,ly to Fort Verde.
 Wa Peach Springs to the Grand Canon of the Colorado, IS miles.
 Via kingman, daily stages to Stockton Ilill, To miles; Mineral rark, 10 miles; Ger b.t, I4 miles.
 Via Yucca to Signal, n niles. Via Needles, steamer 70 Iunl, Colorado river agency, Fort Mohavc, Mohavc City, lisroyv'lle, Arizona, and EdorIdo Canon, Nevada.
 ". \. CIS2FiI.,
 Ccucral ss>yrseg agent. D. E. ROBINSON, General Manager, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
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 the skating rink was we'll attended ] Y. St. Lawrence, the blind bari tone, vocalist and organist, enter tained the audience with some choice music, while his singing was far above the average. Tho biorama of scrip tural, historical, descriptive and com lc scenes exhibited by A. ]. Ahola, was exceptionally fine, and was one of the main features of the evening. The entertainment was closed by the presentation of a double photograph album to the most popular lady in the house, which was determined by a vote of the audience. This created considerable rivalry among the young men Of our town, and a number of candidates were entered for the prize. After ] close and exciting contest the album was awarded to Miss Mary Black. Another prize was then offered for the lazlest man in the house, which was captured by one of the legal fra. ternity.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
ICCfL H47T' T'EFS.
Prescott B |, have a fo0l race.

Prescott B |, have a fool cace.
 Tomorrow will be El>tcr Sunday
 Jim, old boy, snaAy. You 'sv there, Eli"
 The noon eating station, f.mcrl. al Hy.Jcook, Dos been myyalto Wiua low,
 Toa can buy fresh ycsc't3he q. C'ii'oroiapnoe> si B,2rncr bu4,ac. shop.
 Copies of rhe CrMrroz. ready f,. m~i.los can be aad by ca!,i1sat ,ai. o.5-e.
 |. Tn Ike r,rH. s?reg-0evt spring we mean-D,.ay, vc hope yaa ui.y be more fortunate.
 We are having heoutifu' April weather. On such days as these one can almost Le,, ,ac grass growing,
 No mail cast of Albuqpcrquo ar- rived here yesterday, on account Of the wa.ao1ts oa tho A. T. & 5. E. railroad.
 All persons owing money to the CHAMPION for advertising up to April! Ist, me requested to forward the same without delay to E. E. Booth, Flag staff.
 J. R Fitzpatrick has purchased the butcher business of R. W. Bel, and IS now prepared to furnish beef, nut ton, and pork to any point on the A. - & P. road.
 The animal scalp bounty law passed by the last Legislature has cost Yava- pal county alone to date in the neigh borhood cf Srsoo, being an average oi sIz5 per month.
 RoSenwald Bros. have the largest stock of everything in the line of gents, ladies, and childrcn's wear ever shown in Albuquerque. They make speciality oi filing mail orders.
 Wilcox, town on the S. P. R R, was visited by destructive fire last Saturday which destroyed the hotel, two shoemaker shops and one dwell. ing house. There was no insurance.
 P.J. Brannen's new butcher shop IS now open, and will furnish San Francisco beef and mutton by the cut or quarter, to suit the demands of patrons. Orders from any point on the A. and ?. K. R. will receive prompt attention. If Supervisor WingGeld, one of the best officials eyer possessed by Yava- pal county, while in Prescott informed us that stock in his section of the Verde Valley were in splendid con dition and that the new grass was nearly knee high --Hoof and Horn.
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The wholesale hardware hou}e ot

The wholesale hardware hou3e of E. J Post & Co.,, Of Albuquerque, is one of the largest this side "' St. Louis. They have been in bushes, for over six years, and as they buy their goods in carload lots dircc, from the Llannf&ctu'eis, they are en ablcd to sell as lew Il pot lower iLlu any other house in that ci,Y Ihel manufacture 10 order bu kboar,is oi any size or weight sultaoie for stock men and farmers. Anyone desiring goods in their line will save money by calling upon them and obtaining their prices, which are yer! low. At ,ention IS invited 10 their advertise ment, which appears o,l the first page of l1is paper.
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Wednesday right the eastern mai for Fias'laf, instead of being lcf here, was carried ou west to some point, oo one kuows where. Lat.
 Thursday afternoon It Was drought back by the GAS, bound train anu business na0 hai the satisfaction ol reading their Aioyqacque letter. 4buut 43 hours old, and Knowing that they would not be able 10 mail ans "cls u0ul the next ai.cruoon. This is tne second oecUnoAcc of this kind within ono ",ek. We would suggest to the Big Chef whpevet he may be, of the postal service, that he employ, ,ay about i've men, (who are not of. icn,ive parNisans) arm each one with a club stuffed with "innccuous desue- trde' and place chem m the postal ear, with d.ytctlons to either keep the dlstIiOulers of Uncle sans mail awake or wear out the clubs. If this does not produce tbe desired effect, call ont the . 5. Marshal's forces, or ask the Governor of Arizona to is- sue proclamation annihiIating every postal car in the United States. Please do somelhing for long suffering peo- pie.
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R&i!rold acclAent.

last Monday evening the engine, baggage, express and mail cars of the passenger train coming east, on the A. & P. R R. broke through q bridge near Aubrey, The bridge had caught fire, evidently from tie sparks of apassinG engine, when weakened the supports, thereby causing the ac- cideot. It wsa fortunate that the passenger cam aud slccYers did ro, ,oI!ow the ongne, as tb1 loss of h'c "ou'l have bcea ilanul' Y. are ju. formed Thar tse only person inJa'co 70 auy ex,-Gt i, jhc engineer.
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One Of the most enjoyable dance, ever given in Flagslaf, was held at

One Of the most enjoyable dances ever gwen in Flagstaff, was held 2; the aew building of ]. i. Vail, Thurs day evening. About thirty couple participated in the affair. Al mid night nice supper vas served al z. hawE's restaurant, after whvf dancing WIS resumed uarJ aho4t :; o'ciock, when tAe :a~rIy dancers Gc. parted ior homc. wcl. ,3ityeed wlto inc evenings cuty%1imnear. Ih, CHAMPION reporter aljas Hex baaD at the wheel, is unable to give lh> names of those present., but from the many complimentary remarks h, neatd, Is satisfied that all present en joycj themselves to ,he lai.cs, extent
 There wiii be three fine hio1ued stalIioas at Flagstaff lai5s tue com, ing season l. @j| 5a oac of tnc du- os. stable of A5rs-% in Acz9aa, con- al,,o5 of one tao,cuSho.yd r~rchc ron diJf. stallion, aid ty3 thorough bred running stations, Their pcdi- erecs wiil oc cvNA;,he3 a5 soon Is tha, arrive here. All admirers of b,oodrt horses will do wei! to call and exam Iac them upon thejr arrival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-07

with absence Of material export demand Prices rule seady
sslss I2s en Ms = pyss s snS SS sss Ma x
tS Bssi and % ssssio Is fos Extra
and nominaly unchanged Extra india Mess ell so
ssis E1tr. Me-. eeIs IS Packet g 90 riass g q
Quoted Il s2s.cUT TE&fs-BeIliss have good De
and =, fair prices Qther cuts rule quiet Sales 10000
n, 6soj 80 tea Western Picked Hams - 70 average
MfDDLEs-Quiet but firmly held. Long Clear In New.
York quoted az 7c 81 West Long Clear $500 Short
Clear sios, DRESSED HoGs-A shade higher and in
exc Ia RD-The trading moderate to-day, sep
TENDER delivery has not varied while later month"; show de
cline Of 2d6 points Western steam spot quoted at $50
loo. sales 500 uerces September 100, closing 77Oc
Heroes November SIS closing ssc 1000
December 6s6d6s9c closing 6s7c; 500 tlerces January
902 $3.50 CITY Steam firm Sales $50 tierces at 720c
Refined quoted 1850 Continent 79Oc South American
81 "a % &C; Pennsylvania Creamery 22lad 2sc Western
1sh 22c. state Dairy, half hrkin 1ea2tc; Welsh
tubs 10 2Oc Western Imitation Creamery liza 5c West
ern DAIRY IL lei Western Factory, l0iad y
al 0e Night skins, 6aad7s.c; Western Flat S9dsa.c
Western, Ice
sTEAR1NE-Unchanged in price and quiet.
TALLOW-steady and moderately active Prime City
quoted 4ic. Sales $4,000 Ds 4isc.
WOOI-lraiing quiet awaiting the result Of to-mOrrOws
London sales California and Texax firm The recent sales
showing current prices 1900 u Secured superfne
Pulled, 2sc 20 10 Nois 3sc 5000 Western Texas, 10
Ice; 10000 Xxx Ohio, 36c.; 10000 do, 35c; TO- 900
do 94c.. 10000 Medium Unwashed, 3lc 5000 D Monta
ma SOC: 900 Oregon, 24e. 10 bales India $4,000
n Superfne Lambs Pulled 1000 70 do, 5000
Extra DO. on private terms
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. tSpeciaD.-The Signal Service
Department showed that there in Montana yester-
day IL did not feel like here but the traders in corn arc
sensitive at this time Of and ost as FAR
OF as Montana The market did not open until 1880 p m
but on the curb this the uppemost topic and little
strengthened the feeling. October wheat traded IN DC
fore The opening at ~ cents october corn at 4l cents
Ihe MARKET began in the regular DOaru
3 little better than Il had been on tho curb
OCTOBER wheat at 77A077Is cents October corn az
Al &C october pork, at SO IS. The visible supply ngures
when made public advanced the market little the earliest
estimates mad put the 2OOOOO0 bushels The
oca ngures made wheat increase L66SO0O bushels and
maze corn increase l423OoO bushels As the latest estimates
hd come within less than 1000 bushels Of these figures e
euecJ was small The charters 20 O'Clock were 4sOOV
bu-es OF wheat $4,000 OF $1,000 fax, 10000 OF par
ley Inc DAY vas quiet all tbs pits and prices KEPT
Wnn narrow limits October wheat part Of the session was
at - cents, and occasionally little above that price,
lhttr WASH anything ~ except the snow storm ahl
that was admitted finally 70 be good ways of from the corn
belt Com Was advanced by Of cold weather.
The lDse Has October wheat ISL october corn AZ ?
d42 cents October park tlO 25 october lard SO I22 A
year ago today Monday sept 1885 the receipts were only
one hall those Of today They AZ cars Of wheat ana
40 OF corn Prices Last about hey were to
Puts October wheat = calls October wheat y
01has cents estimated 265 cars OF
wheat 800 OF corn and go 0l oats.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after June 27. 1886 Will leave West t2dse
Al rams cave from downtown lay At
North RIVER 20 minutes earlier than ton foot Of Wess
Detroit and Chicago $50 COO. IS op seepers
~ fouis 600 $40 p m Sleeper. through.
Bunzo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls 80
$3.50 H. -6vO. $40 slsepezs and drawing roouA
Utica and Syracuse s;lo. $50 m. 800. STOP m.
Highland Poughkeepss and Kingston 3,I0 Tic. $50.
ssaserues and Albany $40 '7Io. $50. Hasa m s4s
Cst.kiii $40 ITO 900 -ssO II rs a m sxs $40 m.
ranst0ns West Point Cornwall and Newburg .3iO = 10,
$50 1910 IL Is <l0. 3 10 and 500 -
and 600 p IN. for Cranston's. Cornwall and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East 900 M
Hamilton, London, ss0a IN 900 $40 p n Torontot
$3.50 a M, 1900, - 10 ~
saratoga Specials 1l.25 . ~. 345 D. N Parlor cars
through 10 Saratoga
Lake George II IS m. Saturdays only S45 D. NJ
kaaterskn Hunter, Hobart. sGrznd Hotel station ard
Phenicia 20. 300. IL % m. $40 Psriof c<Fs 20
Grand Hotel Mountain House and Kaatersk VIA Phnicis
on il IS a IN and S<5 D. N trans -.
Palenvie Cairo aud Mountain House station, 10 10
300 ~ - m - = m Parios car " s.s-xn on IL %
Daily iDAly except saturday Other trains daily except
Fur ckes tine tables par.or sisepsns sccommc1A-
tlons OF information. apply al Offices hrookyn s5S asa
ngton st $50 Fulton 81 Amer once fees fulton ~
Nest shore stations foot Of West t2dst foos o. Jay
Express VIII call for check baggage from hoes and rush
dencoA ORDERS can b Ieft 81 ticket sEneea
HENRY MONETT.
eVAnderoutaSA 6snsrA fAassAGw AxeAS
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS. sy rELEaR.pH

BUFFALO Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last - 1890
head total for thus tar $500 head for last
week 1855 head through eOnsignmens II OF which
II cars 20 NewYor 2l5 for sale market steady and
changed
Sesp-Receipts last "a hours 1000 head:
thus far 10000 aead for time last week. 10000 head
consigned through II cars of which to New York y
for sale market steady Common TO Fair, 80 %
- 90 Western Lambs at "a 1894 u.s. Canadian Lambs IS 20
a 50 30. 10 cars left over.
"a 500 head thus
far $50 head for time S25
signed through 81 Of which ~ 10 NewYorKs 81
for sale market steady; Light Pigs 81 OO1S4 20 Selected
York Weghs ~ 75de4 9 selected Medium Weights "a 80
50 10; Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends IS 30 asa rs all offerings
taken.
CHICAGO Sept 6-TAs Drorers Journal reports Cattle
ping So s5 % and Feeders OOa IS 36
Cows Bulls Mixed 81 5Oa s3 20 Bulk. s2 2OGs2 so;
through Texas Steers. ~ 500S3 To-
HOgs-RecelpUs 1880 head shipments 25O0 market
Rough Mixed. - e0aS4 20 Packing and ShID
ping 81 rs IS To- Light Weights - 70 Gsa 80; sps - so
sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments 500 market steady;
Natives - OOGS3 80 Texans 50 5OGS3 co Lambs - %
ass 90
The Drorers Journal special cabegram quotes
American Cattle lc higher best aes at l3c per dressed
General supplies. however. rather large.
LOUIS sept. 6.-CuttiS- Receipts. LOO heai ship
ments 700 market firm; Good 10 Choice Native ship
ping steers 81 3Od 81 70; Common Far SO 5OdS4 20
Butcher steers 25GS4 OO Cows ana Heifers ~ Is
50 so and Feeders - 70 asa co. Grass Texans
- % dS3 80.
and active Heavy - - ass TO- PACKING. 81 25Gs4 sOi
Shecp-Recepts 1900 head: shipments 500 market firm
a
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rnopr1y PRODUCE MARKETS.

rrvyypoor semi e-Pruvisuns-B Bacon. Cumberland Cut
Az az long Gear MGdos. SOS 3D. short Clear Middlos,
A. Gd short Ribs SIS 3D. SHOULDERS $3.50 per cw beef
~ 81 for Extra Ness; Prime Ness 4s ID PORK
Prime Mess SIS. 81. per bill Prime Ness Eastern
al IA Western sos %. LarGA merican. 34s Prime est
a. - ~ Lard on 32s 80. Hams-LOng Cut 6ls Cd;
Shonders 35 Cd ButJer--2s ID per cw Tor finest nte
sfsteS cIeese-A merican Choice. s5s. Cd Wleat-tei
Western Epring os 80. ats lOd; Red Winter o. sd a
- ioi uer crIIal: New No. ? " inter- bs 3D. do NO :
S1rinr ~ al. New Western. Al i; California 70
80 7 IA "a Cd: do 6s.od- POS sd GENITAL Pro
of Turpentlne. 2ss d. do az London rs "a
per ct Kefned Petroleum. 81 per gallon Clover seed
American Red ass. per cwt Taliow-zos- go per cwL
Enc American 23s. 3D.: Prime city, 23s 3D. per cWt
"a 0i ner cWf Provisions refrigerated Beei
1trt ~ fore quarters. ID. u Hops al Lon
dnn w Work state -. S. Cd .. 900
~ wheat Tor the Prom Atlantic ports l42po
quarters from Pacinc ports, $4,000 quarters rom other
R.cs,nfs 81 American corn. r. 100 quarreIs a. - o,o
fCsrts Senr G-PrOduce-Llnseed OIL Ri los ID q 81
ne ~ er nm. Calcutta Lnseed. Ais 3D. per quarter In
seed Cake rs los Cd per Ton; Refined Petroleum oSa
cst s,crto on 45I per HOsnCommon: So "a per
cwt p,s AZ al Ill Od. Professionalism, S4s Cd per
cTt r snerican sugsr-l2s. 3D. per cwt for CCDa cen
,al g0S lis Cd q lis Sd for MuscovadO
Or IN .doat Australian raIow-Beet z5s ID EOS
80 MINI ~ Cd 27s- Cd C9coanut DI-CeyiOn, 40
~ Goctn 43s American Refrigerated Beef as % iot
hind garers and I'd for fore quarters per Cd w lo
0 HST%KnP sent e.-Petroleun-Fine pale American 10
f- 81 Confines paid IS francs 62 confines sellers
Wuco1s Lard closed AZ % Italics ." SeH'-Nio' Pei A
kllOs. ,- ,,.r.,. On ,sern,gs
Wicox Iarc closed 81 marks % pfenngs per 4OO ID