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THE NArIoNALIsTs.

It is not surprising that the opening
session of the Nationalist convention was
not entirely harmonious. The common
ground upon which delegates stood was OPP
position to the existing order of things.
The members were largely persons who had
not been successful in impressing their
ideas upon the political organizations with
which they have hitherto acted. They
were persons who could not think in line
with any considerable number of other
persons 1t is little significant also that
the point upon which no difference of opin-
ion was expressed was the declaration of
the Chairman that there should be no State
Central Committee, for the reason that it
might sell itself. The platform as adopted
loses its force in words What definite
ideas will the public get from the first plank
favoring the adoption of the Australian
ballot system with the initiative, together
with legislative securities for imperative
mandate and referendum" Another reso-
luton calls for "the issuing by the national
Government of the medium of exchange
direct to the people, and ultimately me-
dunn current between the Government and
the individual" We presume the author
of this resolution knows what he or she in
tended to express, but we doubt much if
any one else does. The establishment of
postal savings banks is not exclusively the
idea of the Nationalist. but the national
ownership of land is sufficiently distinctive
to be claimed as a cardinal principle in the
Nationalist platform. AT the basis of the
Nationalist structure is the declaration of
the First Nationalist Club of Boston, that
1--WE condemn the prevailing competitive
industrial system, and instead thereof rec
ommend one of national cooperation,
which shall be for collective instead of indi-
yidual profit" This declaration of princi-
pie draws line between Nationalist and
the rest of the world. The degree of indus
trial development we have reached is the
result of the competitive system, first for
individual profit, or advancement with col
lectiye profit as a secondary consideration.
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THE MONTANA ELECTION CASE.

The Senate has under consideration the
Montana Senatorial election case. The
point made in the debate which seems to
strike at the core of the subject is that there
has been no election of Senators in Mon
tana. This is true to the extent that
neither Of the two sets of contestants was
elected by majority of the Montana Leg
islatare. In each case members of the
House who were indisputaby elected acted
with members whose election was disputed.
Silver Bow County had two sets of represen-
tatves, one of which acted with the Repub-
licans and one with the Democrats. A fair
solution of the question would be to
leave the seats vacant until the Legislature
of Montana makes a choice of Senators
whose title is not clouded by the anoma-
lous conditions which grew out of the late
alapfinn
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done more talking than acting. 1t is posi-
BILE. of course, that he will some day put
some of his fine talk into practice. So far
as the proposition relates to France no
serious obstacle lies in the way of its con-
summation. 1t is absurd to suppose that
the people will insist upon taxing them
selves to support the present standing army
longer than is necessary to secure the
country from foreign attack. The French
army cannot be used to support any party
in France, and consequently there Is little
use for it except in defense of its territory
from foreign aggression. AS Germany is
the only government which France has
reason to apprehend an attack from. there
seems no reason why France should not re-
spond to a movement by Germany to dis
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MAKING sCHooL ROOM.

In New York as in San Francisco there
are more children Of school age than the
school buildings of the city will accommo-
date. A New York silurian suggests that
for time the school-rooms be used
nine hours a day instead of Eve or six
as at present His plan is to give the pri-
mary classes possession from to II and the
grammar classes from half-past u to half
past 3. 1t is urged that by this method
the necessity of building new school-houses
would be made less urgent. 1t might not
be safe to propose similar policy for this
city. ANY proposition that saYors Of econ
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CHANGED PLACES,
The Board of Health Transfers IN

Ahe Doaru OF Health Transfers Drs,
Femans ana Williams.
special meeting of the Board of Health
was held yesterday morning at which the
designations of City Physician Williams and
Police Surgeon Yemans were accepted. DR..
Williams was then elected Police Surgeon
and Dr. 4emans succeeded him as CITY
Physician.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
City Physician to visit the Twenty-sixth-
street Hospital every day excepting Sun
day and directing him to frame rules and
regulations for its government.
Leaves of absence for one week were
granted to Quarantine Officer Lawlor. Drs'
". w. Herr and c. n. Ellingwood, Visiting
Physician and Surgeons respectively TO the
County Hospital TO enable them TO attend the
annual session of the State Medical College
A leave of one month was granted br
Williams, who will go East. Dr. Bunker
will act as Police Surgeon in his absence.
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.

A dispatch from Paris says there is pos
siblity that the governments of France and
Germany will come to an agreement on the
proposition to disarm. lie Pays, which is
supposed to have especial means OF inform
alton, thinks that the Emperor of Germany
will not shrink from any means to attain
that end. 1t is not well to be too incredu-
lous. So far. the Emperor Of Germany has
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ADVICE TO MorHERs.-MRs. WINsLow,s soorr.
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer AZ
onee it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
The child from PAIN and the little cherub awakes az
bright as button" 1t is very pleasant TO taste
Hsoothes the child, softens the gums alays all pain
reheVes WIND, regulates the bowels is the best
known remedy for diarrhea whether arising from
teetling or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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Great May Overland Excursion,

VIA Chicago to New York, Boston and all points
East, leaves San Francisco and Oakland May
list, especially arranged to accommodate the
commissioners to the Presbyterian General AS
sembly at Saratoga Pullman tourist sleeping
car service for the entire trip and many other at
lraetiVe features, Including sIop-overs at Salt
Lake ana Niagara Falls. PERSONALLY Conducted
by Rev. F. Z. Sbearer, DID,, to whom for full
particulars apply al New Montgomery street,
under Palace Hotel, San Francisco
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Awarded SeveDty-Five Dollars Each.
Judge Rearden disposed of two of the
Mission-street widening cases yesterday,
The plaintiffs were Agnes F. Smyth and r
e. UConnor, minors, and the Judge ordered
the execution of deeds of conveyance OF
land OF theirs condemned by Commissions
ers, upon tender of which to the citv ana
county of San Francisco they will receive
each SO, the value of the land SO con-
demned. WI
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE. L. S. ARMY
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCISCO, April 10, 1905 P, Nj
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
Tie barometer is highest of the coast OF oregon,
and is lowest in Eastern Washington. The tenn
perature has generally fallen. The weather has
everywhere been fair.
Forecast Till p. NJ. Friday.
For California-Fair weather: variable winds;
cooler.
For Oregon and Washington - Fair weather,
preceded by local rains in Eastern Washington;
westerly winds; nearly stationary temperature
j. Z. MAXFIELD.
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The case of David Sirius against the
Central Railroad Company for $40, go dam
ages Tor personal injuries was on trial be-
fore Judge CARRIER and iury yesterdoy
Plaintiff was passenger on a street-car IN
August p, 1889, and was violen tly thrown
from the car near the corner of Washing.
ton and Sansome streets, receiving perms.
nent bodily injury and having to suffer
mental anguish, as he claims
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

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calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL. five
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Iages), 81 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
ard WEEKLY CALL 50 so per year, postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL eight pages, 81 % per year, post
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Fo5 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
O'Clock r NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street, Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
$40 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock; SOB
Larkin street, open until $50 CLOCK, and 25ls
Mission street, opsn until O'Clock P. N.
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omy is sure to encounter condemnation.
The inhumanity of requiring school-house
to perform double duty for one salary
would bring tears to the eyes of all of
Buckley's organs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

The WoMAN's CENTURY.-Tbe Saturday az
ternoon lectures before the Womens Educa-
tlonal and Industrial Uuien 3251a Geary
street. postponed from March goth. will be re-
sumed to-day, when Miss Nanning's paper
The Woman's Century," VIII be read by Miss
ii. NJ. SkIdmore al 3 r. NJ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

A BROTHER IN LAW WANTED-James
Flalerty, who recently arrived in this city, Is
DESTROYS OF ascertainiEg the whereabouts of
Michael WEIGH, his brother-in-law, who came to
This Coast in 1864, and was last heard from In
1867 III Carson City.
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ArCrIoN sAIEs TODAY.

TURNIruEE-By Chas Levy, at 5s6 California
ST.. at 10 O'Clock.
FURNITURE.-By Geo F. Lamson. at 4O2 Golden
Gate ave-. at II O'Clock.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

THAT tired feeling which affects nearly every one
in the spring is driven OFF by Hoods SarsaparilIa
the great spring medicine and blood purifier TAX,
it now, to realize the greatest benefit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

THE BOARD Is ORGANIZED.-The newly
elected Board of Managers of the French Benev-
olent Society has organized with the election OF
the following named as offeers President Syl-
vain WE'LL; Vice Presidents, A. LegalIet and J.
Roth; Recording Secretary, Il. LaYigne; Finan-
cinl SecretarY B. Ress.
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Awarded serenty-FIre DoIIars Il,

Read the great Russian novel, 1.-THE Ace
of Clubs" in next Sundays issue of THE
CALL.
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= PIcKPocKET CoNFEssEs.-Theodore SAKE
pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Van
Reynegom OF grand larceny, for having picked
The pocket of William Rowel of 80 on March I'd.
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SKILLFULLY repaired ornaments at a reduc-
ton OF from % to 10 per cent discount from
original prices during the grand annual clearance
sale at Nathan. DOhrmann Co.'S, 100 Suffer
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BAD MEAT CoNFIsCATED-Market Inspec-
tor wray seized aud condemned yesterday at
the foot OF Second street four sheep that had
been smotbered in Transportation and also one
immature calf.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

TAKEN INTo THE FoLD.-During the past
week The counties of Marin and Consa, through
their Boards of Trade, have become affiliated
Win the State Board OF Trade, aud San Mateo
County is expected 10 join the fold in the near
future.
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RUSSIAN HoRRoRs.-The Princess Engalit-
chef VIII give her last lecture in the parlors 81
the Century Club this evening at o'clock. Sub
iect, " Political Parties la Russia
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PAID THEIR Enthusiastically was the last
allowed The liquor-dealers OF this city TO pay
their Internal revenue taxes, and The Revenue
Of1ice was crowded all day.
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ALASIEDA's BANKs.-The Bank Commission.
ers nave examined the Bank of Alameda ana re-
port its assets and liabilities at S277,117 IA
The Alameda Savings Bank was also examined,
and assets and liabilities found 10 be sea 1856 60.
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HUSBANDS {

HUSBANDS CALCINED ADMINISTRATIONS
bIst premium medals awarded. More agreeable
10 the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesla. For sale In bottles only, with United
without which none Is genuine. AT druggists
and country stores.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-Tnis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all rst-class druggists and
groeers. Trade maik-star within a shield.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

TRIAL JURoRs.-Judge Hunt has ordered
County Clerk Davies TO appear III his depart
ment this afternoon at 80 o'clock to draw
from the petty jury-box the names OF eighty
persons to serve as trial jurors in his depart
m
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11

ALMsHoUsE EXPENsEs.-The expenses of
The Aimshouse for the month of March aggre-
rafRd SG2SG az
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LBS. choice cream mixed candles. in japanese
baskets, for soc. Townsend's, 627 Palace.
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DIVORCE CALENDAR.-Judge Hunt will call
the divorce calendar at IL o'clock to-day in his
department.
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Any of our patrons who haH to find THE
h0RNiRG CALL for SAFE by tHain-6oys viii
confer favor BY notifying this office of The
flcf
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THE MORNING CALI.
PUBLICATION oFFICE /:

a larger circulation than any other
spaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

RP Yerba Buena Chapter, No.I1l
&~S 4. knights Rose Croix-Election ofCaA
officers THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING, April Ji :
11th, at O'Clock. III
api1 1t" GEO. J. Kobe. Secretary. N
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It is proposed to erect handsome and
more cOmmodiou5 building at Washington
for the Patent Office. The bill prepared by
the House Committee provides an appro-
priation Of 100000 out of the $4,000, 900
now to the credit of the Patent Office.
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WANTED-3 YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELE-
w graphing. Apply al office GAO Clay ST. APPS 1t
WANTED-2 CASHMERE wEAVERS FOR
w particulars address Ensenada Wooden Mis-
Ensenada, Lower California aDS 1t
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&c BARBER SHOP RUNNING 2 CHAIRS;
~ good laundry; selling very cheap on account
other bnsiness; rent 81 ApplY CAIL Eranch. 9 g
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- Golden Gate Encampment Nos =
9~S l. |. Q. o. F.-Holds its regular session y ~
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. All Patriarchs ~
are invited to be present.
1t H O. GEORGE Serbia
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IA ANTED-SMART MEN TO INTRODUCE A
w new article; energetic workers guaranteed
81 day. II. S. SYRON. Room z. PIG Sansnme Z NJ
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GOOD TAILOR WANTED. APPLY \. PERSICO,
VI PIeasanton. Cal ana

NANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEAR
w auCe TO purchase merchant tailor-made three
button cutaway suit latest spring style, for $16 90
merchant taioTs' price $35. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLORS, corner Post and Dupont
qtr
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VoUNG GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL: HoUS
L WORK, cooking and plain washing. Call Satu
day afternoon, 6l6 McAlIister St IL Its
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GOOD BARGAIN on ACCOUNT OF GOING
Market ST., j. FOLEY. IL lt*
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EDT5 herlnann Lodge, No. I45. >SSsaAlly>
us 1. o. o. F.-The officers and mem, $S%A
bers oil the Funeral Committee re- &hSG
quested to assemble at their hall Odd >>>jVTSSt~@
Fellows Building, SUNDAY, April 18th at az
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose OF attending the IN
neral of our late brother, F. 6. GUNDLACH
HY LIGoTZFzI, Secretary .,nI 7 o.
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M oLDERS WANTED - NON-UNION MEN;
w wages So to 81 per day with board and lodging
at the works. Apply RisdOn Iron Works. Sc. cor.
Howard and Beale SITS. nr22 If
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-2O LABoRERs FOR CITY. STEADY
W job; men for sewer work: second cook coun-
try, rare paid; teamster, city; others. RIrf EN-
HOUSE a CO., 1927 Suffer st. apII 1t%
w ANTED-MAN TO MAKE BUTTER; FARE
W paid; $50 and found. RITTENHoUSE Il CO.
327 Suffer st. anil III
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E'IRST-CLASS BARBER-SHOP AND LAUNDRY
4 ONCE for sale, on account Of sickness; every
thing new; GOOD location. ADplY 2S4 Fourth. s IL
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DRUG CLERK WANTED "A FiRST-CLASS
~ drug clerk, reliable; midde-aged; single; must
speak German and English. Address G. M Box
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w ANTED-5oO MEN HOWARD AND THIRD;
w basement Bee Hive, to eat free home cooked rot
lunch, with beer wine cts: open day & nights II
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II layers, 81 so per day; 5 mixers, S25 to $50:
butter.maker; $50; farmers, s26; mule team
sterS, S26 and found; men tree planting, city $50
and board; second cook, $40 second cook, $50; 2
walters, S25 and $50: head waiter and assistant
S35 and $50. K. T. WARD & CO., $40 CLAY ST III
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GOS0 WILL BUY 3-CHAIR SHOP; NEAT AND
ID ZCO new; frStelass trade; clearing S25 per
week. Apply GAIL Branch once. ape SIS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoAT-MAKER TO
w work in store: steady employment Apply
81 Hayes st, bet. franklin and cough. ape 80
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N ANIED : BUIIER-MAkEK $50. AND Q
W mixers for same dairy, S27 so; blacSsmith's
helper for rauch, $50 and board; 4 scraper team
sers OF ranch, $25 and steady job; 2 farm team
on small farm, city, $40; chore-boy on q
ranch. SIS; bed-maker, German, $50 and found
cooks, walters and dish-washers. w. d. EVER a
CO, G26 Clay ST. It's
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A
~ position as infants nurse; best of reference
34OS Mission 81, near Thirtieth. lt*
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CoAT-AIAKER WANTED; SIS PER WEEK.
~ RITTENHOUSE AZ CO., 1927 suffer St apII Its

W ANTED-MAN FOR PRIVATE PLACE COUN-
w try, must milk cows, make butter and work
around the garden, 1926. references required: man
to work on small ranch, $50. see boss in town;
frenchman, handy with carpenters TOOLS to WORK
in a vineyard, $50; German cook, $40; restaurant
waiter. $50 and found; French cook for restaurant
$40 week, etc, at DELORAIE * ANDRES 800
Suffer
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-06
New York Produce.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 4.-Flour-Receipts. 49,
203 pkgs; exports, 1850 sacks; firm, less
steady. Wheat-Receipts. $500 bu; export
SO, 356 bu; sales, $4,000 blu, futures Spot
market dull, nominally unchanged; No. 2
red, S6GDS6l4c ineievat0r, S1l4c atioat, s634
No. red, S3c; steamer No. red, 7uc;
No. northern, 9489 lac; No. hard, SIC;
options dull, early business al 4MSsc
decline, closed steady unchanged to ls I'M
der yesterday; No. January, S5Ss6S5 sc;
February so7s SIlsc, closing at 81; March
$3.50 NS$sc, closing at SSl4c; April, $500
SIS closing at SS34c; May, S9lsSS9S5c. clos
ing at 50 3-Sc. June, So 3-s@9SS Sd, closing
Rye, firm. Barley, steady. Barley malt,
quiet. Corn, receipts 10000; ex-
ports, 507l4: sales, 656,OJU; futures.
1890 spotSpoJ market steady, quiet
No. ., 39AatU4c elevator. 4lc afioat; I'M
graded mixed, 27tG4Ic; steamer mixed, 37ss
a ..s4c; No. white, 42l3c; No. 3 35iac;
options quiet, unchanged to isc lower;
steady; January, 3914@39I2c, closing at
39Sac; February, 3S$4936lSc, closing at
3S7sc; March, 39i4c; April, 39l2e; Nav,
Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, 3O,u66 blu;
sales, 1870 bu futures, 1u4,U bu spot:
spot market firm, quiet; options steady. quiet;
January, 2Sl2c; February, 2Sc; March, 277sc
May, 27S4c; No. white, 3Ol4c; February
295sQ30c. closing at soc; May, 29s4c; spot
No white, lI2@32c; mixed Western,
25l20SOc; white Western, 3U@34l2c; No. z
Chicago, 29s40- soc. Hay steady and quiet.
Hops quiet hrm. Coffee--Options opened
steady, unchanged to 10 points up, closing
steady, ESQ - points up; reduced crop es-
Inmates; sales, $4,000 bags. including Jau-
nary. 15.55@l5. S5c; February, I5.7Oc;
March, 1916 OILS, soc; April, l565e;
May, 15.6o@l5.95c: June. 15.7DM
Ice: July, 15.70@l5. CSC; September,
1890 Ice; November, 5.70015. Zoe; De-
cember, l5.7 0l6c; spot Rio firm, quiet;
fair eareoes, 1889; No. z, lie. Sugar
Raw firm, quiet; refining, fairly active, firm
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
steady; open kettle, good to fancy 3S@47c
Rice quiet, steady; domestic, 4l2tG6Isc
Japan, 4Is@5A: Petroleum quiet, steady;
crude in barrels Parkers $50; ;
refined here, $7.51; Philadelphia, $3.50 ;
Baltimore, $50; United closed at
Sl.037s tor February. Cottonseea oil firm :;
crude 26s46D27c. Tallow firm. Rosin steady ;
strained common to good Sl.20@l. 20. Eggs
steady, quiet. Western, 1S34Gl19c; receipts
$3.50 pkgs. Pork quiet, firm; mess inspec-
ted. 81 '.25@lu.5J; mess, uninspccted, $lu
CHOPS; extra prime. S9.5O@975. Cut
meats quiet; middles dull. Lard quiet easy
sales, 8 o ties Western steam ST. l2l2 options
no sales; January, S6.13 bid: February,
1923 bid: March. $3.50 bid; May, So iJ
bid July, S6.52. Butter quiet; weak; Elgin,