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The record-union., 1897-12-05

Track Racing Committee, presented O.
voluminous written report
1t stated that the association was
now in control of all cycle racing on the
Pacific Coast, and affiliated with Brit
lsh Columbia, the Southern Cyclists
Association and the Australian Asso-
citation.
The report severely criticised the
Santa Rosa Cycling Park Association
for its conduct of meets on August 2Ist
and September 9th.
c. j. Rirdsall and A Theisen, Califor-
MIA Club, and Percy Mott, Reliance.
We're transferred to the professional
class.
The Secretary's report showed that
the association has an individual mem
bership of 1880, and twenty clubs. ag-
gregating in membership 5000.
Charles Albert Adams was elected
President and V. A. Dodds First Vice
President.
Charles a. Kraft was restored to the
amateur ranks.
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HARE AND HOUNDS.
Results of Yesterdays Coursing at
Ingleside Park.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. AT Ingle-
side Coursing Park to-day the result OF
the run down was as follows:
An-age stake-Swinnerton beat Nell,
Sarcastic ran a bye (Sweet Life being
absent on account of illness), Blackette
beat Mohawk. Occidental beat Senorita,
Susie beat Mrytle, Mialmo ran bye
Tipperary Lass being protestedl,
White Lily beat Playmate, Belle of
Moscow beat Black Prince, Laurelwood
beat Benicia Boy, Right Bower beat
Cyclone. Emerald beat Old Glory,
Granuale beat White Chief, Pippin beat
Doncaster.
Puppy stake--Miss Dividend beat Lu-
cerna, Gladiator beat Orient Kennels
Capasoni. Maud S. beat Bonita, Royal
Oak beat Belle Seward, High Born
Lady beat Sylvanus, Koolman beat Log
Boy, Traver beat Lady WoodfOrd, Our
Boy beat Lady Geraldine, Cross Patch
ran a bye.
The ties will be run off tomorrow.
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OBSTRUCTION OF A SLOUGH.
Important Suit Brought in Hum
boldt County.

EUREKA, Dec. Am important
suit was begun in the Superior Court
here to-day, the affirmative decision
of which will be far reaching in rs
effects. The State, upon relation of
4. w. Roberts, brings suit against w.
II. Russ and Y. Russ & Sons to have
them perpetually enjoined from OBJ
structing what is known as Jacks
Slough, also the tributaries of the
slough and the tide water tributaries
of salt River.
The decision will involve the ques-
ton of the right OF reclafming marsh
and over1owed lands. The sloughs
mentioned have been dyked near their
mouths to reclaim 1000 acres of the
Occidental ranch on Lower Eel River.
1t IS claimed that the closing of the
sloughs will reduce the tidal areas and
result in shoaling Eel River bar. and
close Eel and Salt Rivers TO navigation.
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MORPHINE AND CARB0LIC ACID.
WERE USED BY TWO MEN TO
END THEIR LIVES.
Vincent Wallace and Robert Bar.
rett Take Poison Which Re-
suits in Their Deaths.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. f. Sur
rounded by nurses and carefully
watched by the attending surgeons,
Vincent Wallace, an inmate of the
French Hospital. ended his life to-day
Death was due to an overdose OF NOR
phlne taken by the patient with sui
cidal intent
Wallace had been planning suicide for
several weeks past. His friends knew
of his intentions, and resorted to every
possible means of preventing ham car
rying them out, but their diligence, to-
gether with that exercised by the hos
pital attaches, failed 10 thwart mis- de-
signs.
Vincent Wallace was a descendant
Of noted family, his father (who died
in France in 1869 being distinguished
British composer of operas, among
them Mariana" "Lurline." Matilda
of Hungary, The Amber Witch
The . Desert Flower" and others. which
earned for him great laurels
The deceased was about Al years of
age. A brother in the East survives
him, and in a will left by the dead
man received the bulk of the suicides
estate.
SUICIDE AT OAKLAND.
OAKLAND, Dec. 4.-Feeling that he
must eventually be taken 10 a mad
house. Robert Barrett. a resident of
Berkeley. took an overdose of carboli,
acid. and died to-day an hour later in
great agony.
Barrett came to Berkeley from Aus
tralia about six months ago. and was
given employment at the Thompson
Hotel, in North Berkeley, shortly after
his arrival. OF late ii had been noticed
that Barrett was exceedingly despond-
ent and he told his friends that it was
owing to the death Of his father and
mother. who were both insane. He said
that in a letter which he received from
home he was advised that one of his
brothers had killed his youngest broth
er in a fit of insanity, and then ended
his own life.
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sLOSSON THE CHAMPION.
Won Every Game He Played in the
Billiard Tournament.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-By defeating
Champion Frank c. Ives tonight,
George F. Slosson won the series in the
billiard tournament for the champion
ship of the world. During this series
the student has won against all of
his opponents, taking four games.
To-nights game was one of the finest
exhibitions ever given here. Ives held
the lead until the very last inning, be-
ing within two of the game, when Slos-
son. far behind took up his cue The
student" by marvellous work. which
set the house wild, ran out, and won
with sixty points in the forty-first
The score: Slosson 500, Ives 1913.
Average: Slosson II Sal, Ives
II Gal.
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Eloped With a Negro Coachman.

SWEET SPRINGS (Mo), Dec. f.
Kate Neal, the twenty-year- r-old daugh-
ter of DR.. l.. G. Neal, a retired and
wealthy physician, who disappeared
mysteriOusly November 20th, left, it
is now stated, in company with Joseph
c. Johnson, neighbor's negor coach
man, who is known to have exercised
some strange influence over her. They
have been traced to Kansas City, Den
yer and Butte, Mont, and are now
being followed by a detective Miss
Neal was well educated.
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Santa Rosa Grange Celebration.

/ SANTA ROSA, Dec. 4.-Santa Rosa
Grange celebrated to-day the twenty
eighth anniversary Of the institution OF
the Patrons of Husbandry in this State
Santa Rosa Grange had as guests MEM
bers Of all the other Oranges in Sonoma
County. The exercises were held in
Fraternity Hall, where at noon sulnp-
tuous feast was spread.
This afternoon addresses were deliv-
cred by E. w. Davis, j. A. Filcher, S. L.
Coulter, G. T. Trowbridge, E. D. Sweet
Zer and others
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PRESTON REFORM SCHOOL.
The Board of Trustees Reinstates
Major Blair.

Home. Dec. 4.-The Board Of Trus-
tees met last evening, and. after going
over the routine business. they met in
secret session. Full particulars Of the
obtained. 1t is thought, however, that
DIR. O'Brien informed the Trustees that
If Major r. NJ. Blair was reinstated he
would hand in his resignation. But
after hearing all the evidence, for
which Major Blair was suspended, on
a vote being had he was unanimously
reinstated by the Trustees.
The doctor, on being informed of
Blair's reinstatement. did not hand in
his resignation. but said: Il guess we
can get along"
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SNOW IN THE WEST.
The Greatest Fall in the Central
Part Of Nebraska.

OMAHA, Dec. 1.-THE railroads CEN
tering in Omaha report from six to ten
inches Of snow along their lines. There
have been no blockades yet, but all
the trains are from one to three hours
late.
In the southwestern part of this
State, west of Alliance on the Burling-
ton, there is but little snow.
The greatest fall is reported from the
branch lines of the Union Pacific in
the central part of this State, north
of Grand Island. The morning trains
from Chicago We're about an hour late
The Union Pacific afternoon train from
the West was three hours late
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Jeffries and Sharkey Matched.

san FRANCISCO. Dee. 4.-Jim JET
fries and Tom Sharkey We're tonight
matched to fight in this city between
December Both and January 7th next.
The winner, according to an agreement.
VIII receive 40 per cent. and the loser
20 per cent of the money that the pu-
glilsts Will be entitled to- Sharkey will
leave for Vallejo tomorrow, at which
place he viii train two weeks. after
which he Will return TO this city and
complete his training at the Cliff House
neignborhood. Jeffries will train in
Oakland
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Porcelain Ware Makers Combine.

PITTSBURG, Dec. 1.-The manufac-
turers of white granite and semi-por-
celain ware, who have been meeting in
East Liverpool, O., during the past
week, have formed a combination un-
der the name of the Ohio Valley Pot
terry Exchange. The object of the or
ganization is to establish and MAIN
tain uniform selling list The East
ern manufacturers and those at Kit
tanning and Ford City. Pa, are not in
cluded in the organization. 1t is ex-
pected that the Wheeling manufactur-
ers Will join the combine.
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The reports from the wine growing
districts OK Europe are gloomy. In
Bordeaux the quantity is the smallest
in many years, and the quality is un-
promising. In Bergundy the quality is
poor and crops small. The champagne
vintage is quite a failure. 1t is not
expected that any of 1t will be good
enough for expectation. The sherry
crop of Spain is only two-thirds of ay
erage, and the quality rs coarse and
common. In Portugal the quality is
better, but the yield is small.
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Sonoma County's First Trip1ets.

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 4.-The wife Of
William Coffey, a farmer living rev
miles from Santa Rosa, gave birth to
triplets this morning. Two boys ana
one girl constituted the trio, the two
boys only being now alive. These are
the first triplets ever born in Sonoma
County. The mother and the two boys
are getting along well.
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A Eorger Located.

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 4.-Sheriff john
son of this county has succeeded IN To-
eating Colonel w. ]. Wilsey, who heo
from here some months ago, after pass
ing several forged checks on merchants
of the county. Wilsey, who is We'll con-
nected, and at one time a prominent
figure in this part of the State, mas
friends who are trying to settle the
trouble by paying the defrauded par
ties the money secured by the fugitive
on forged checks
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A Sailor Stabbed and Killed.

VALLEJO, Dec. 4.-Dan Buckley,
United States sailor, was stabbed in
the heart last night and instantly killed
ny w. H. Diake, a coal HEAVIER. Buck
ley, who was intoxicated, indulged in
some horse play with Diake. and in
some mysterious way Buckley was
stabbed with a miners eandlestick.
dying almost instantly. The Coroner's
jury called it an accident and exoner-
ated Diake.
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No Damage From Frosts.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4.-According
to the reports furnished to the Fruit
Exchange, there has been little or no
damage by the frosts of the past few
nights. At number of points the ther-
mometer has been as low as a de-
grees. These places extend from TINS
city to San Bernardino, but this tenn
perature, it seems, was not maintained
for any length of time, ana was not
general, being found in certain localities
and entirely absent in adjoining places.
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RELIANCE LOST.
But They Put Up a Strong Game
Against the A11-Americas.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE Re-
lance Club put up a strong game
against the All-Americas to-day at
Recreation Park. Moskiman, the new
pitcher for Reliance. held the heavy
hitting All-Americas down to six scat
tered hits. Reliance played a strong
fielding same, but were weak at the
bat, only getting three hits off Hast
ings.
Score: Ail-Americas 2, hits 6. errors
.; Reliance 0, hits 3, errors 1.
Batteries = Hastings and Donohue:
Moskiman and Stanley.
Umpire--McDonald.
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Postmasters to be Confirmed,

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-The Senate
Will have the appointments of about
800 Presidential Postmasters in it's
hands for confirmation during the pres
ent month. All but 100 of those have
been made by the President since the
close of the extra session of Congress.
OF the remaining 100 forty are ready
to. be sent by the President to the SEN
ate at the opening of Congress, and
sixty others are expected during the
month.
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Exports and Imports of Specie.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The exports Of
specie from the Port of New York dur
ing the week amounted to S210,S0I in
gold and $943.S26 in silver. The i'm
ports were: Gold, S63,S53: silver, $685.
3s9; dry goods. S1,206,090; general
merchandise, 81, 42S, ,12I.
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Decided in Favor of the Widow.

SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 4.-The jury in
the Burton will contest to-day decided
in favor of the widow, bringing in a
verdict that Captain j. \. Burton was
insane when he made his will, be-
queathing his property to J. C. Dig
gins, and that he was under the lat
ter's influence when he made the will.
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Explosion at Petaluma.

PETALUMA. Dec. 4-The boiler of
the planning mill and saddle tree fac
tory. owned by Horwege Brothers, ex-
ploded this morning, demolishing the
building. A portion of the boiler weigh
ing $50 pounds was blown distance OF
200 feet. b. w. Gurkink and H. Engle,
employees, We're injured, but not serious
ly. Loss, 50, 600.
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ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS.
The Organization Reported to be
in a Prosperous Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-The an
nual meeting of the California Asso-
ciatel Cycling Clubs was held tonight
President SWANS annual report
showed the work done during the year,
showing the prosperous condition of the
association.
Robert IL. WEIGH, Chairman of the
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Grain Lighter Burned.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Tha Hamburg
American Steamship Company's grain
lighter Columbia, at Hoboken, n J.,
burned to the waters edge to-day,
causing loss of $40, 900. She had been
towed into midstream. and the pros
poets of extinguishing the fire were
good when the boilers burst, scattering
burning Goals to all parts of the lighter.
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The Jury Disagreed.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4.-The jury in
the case of Charles Compton, charged
with forging a deed to a certain piece OF
property owned by j. Green, was un-
able to agree and Judge Smith to-day
ordered that they be discharged. They
stood II to / for conviction.
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house had been ransacked during his
absence. As he turned to leave the res
idence two men stepped before him and
demanded his money. He refused to ac-
commodate them. and they beat him
with a club SO severely that he nearly
died. The robbers made their escape.
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Dawes-Choctaw Treaty..

ARDMORE Il. To, Dec. 4-Returns
from two out of four counties show
that the ratification of the Dawes
Choctaw treaty was defeated at Mon
days election. Supporters of the bill
concede its defeat. The adopted and
inter-married citizens were permitted
to participate in the election.
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Martin Thorn at Sing Sing.

SING SING IN. ", Dec. l.-Martin
Thorn, the convicted murderer of Will
lam Guldensuppe, arrived here to-day
in charge of the Sheriff of Queens
County. He was Immediately placed
in a cell in the deathhouse, to remain In
solitary confinement until the time set
for his execution (the week of January
l0th), or until a new trial is granted.
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Output Of Oleomargarine.

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-Belgium
now has an output of 22,000,00O pounds
of oleomargarine per annum from fif-
teen factories. Consul Morris, at Ghent.
who reports the fact to the State De-
partnlenr, says there is a strict Gov
ernmert supervision of the manner of
manufacture and of the raw products.
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Stanford-Berkeley Debate.

PALO ALTO, Dec. 4.-The prelimi-
nary trial at Stanford for the annual
debate between Stanford and Berkeley
closed this evening. A. B. Morgan, A.
H. Suzzale and Miss Strunkey We're
chosen to represent this university. The
debate is to be held on February LIST.
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Ex-Speaker Gould Welded.

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 4.-Frank H.
Gould, ex-Speaker of the Assembly
and Mrs NJ B. Eaton were married at
the residence of District Attorney Sea-
we'll here this evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould will spend their honeymoon at
Coronado.
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Turko-Grecian Treaty Signed.

ish Legation to-day received the follow
ing:
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec 4.-The
treaty of peace between the Sublime
Porte and Greece has been signed this
day
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Will Of Henry Barnhart.

STOCKTON. Dec. 4.-The will Of
Henry Barnhart. the dead Stockton
capitalist, was filed for probate to-day.
The estate consists of personal proper
ty worth SOC, 900 and real estate valued
at S350,000. His widow is constituted
eXecutriX.
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BEATEN TO DEATH.
A Sonoma County Farmer Murder.
ed by Robbers

PETALUMA. Dec. ANDREW Suk-
kan. a farmer residing between here and
TornaIes. was severely beaten by two
desperate robbers at his home last
evening. Sukkan had been to town,
and ON returning home found that the
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Stanfords Won.

SAN JOSE, Dec 4-The second elev-
en- football team of Stanford played the
team of the University of the Pacific
this morning. The visitors won by
score Of 6 to O.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-To-day's
statement of the condition Of the Treas
ury shows: Available cash balance.
$2I0,9lT, ,612; gold reserve, $157, ,466, ,O55.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4. The
three -year-old son of Charles Crack
bon died this morning from acid poison
ing, caused by eating part of the con-
tents of a can of maciSerel several days
ago.
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SITUATION IN
AUSTRIA CRAVE.
In Addition to the Imminence Of a
Civil War,
There May be a Revolution in Her ReIa-
tIons With Hungary.

Might Result in a Reconstruction
OF the Map of Europe-The Aim
of the Czechs Admitted to he
the Adjustment of the Dual
Empire and Make It a Triple
Empire, by Placing Bohemia on
Equal Footing With Austria
and Hungary.
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Death From Eating Canned Fish.

executriX
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BLACK DIA1OND EXPRESS

arrives Burafg NJ Pullman A-s;l0Hie Day ''-acles
AZ. p4r..r lars Balig a. service. M.ti-
Connects 10 Buffalo with through Serpe-5 o Le,rl, and
,.,to r.. VI. daily. exsep. SUNDAY fr Much chunk
"' to - VI daily excep- sunday s'- 81 s--aarre Pits
,' scranton and prrcpa Intermediate stations. on
,.,4 -r li qaas IN coal region. Chair Cas- 81. Wles-
barre. - ...f.. :, .....
= Len scranton and principal intermediate stations
,,o~eots f0r al points 10 cos' regions Pullman Bgnet
P..9- VI. daily for EAsTON and !n,errrea.a,. sta.
~ - W. daily except sunday. Express s8- siatnr
- ~ -rl-rlual Intermediate tnrrar.. ~,
..lry and Harrisburg Chair car 10 Siatingr1u
- 90 r. VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
al nonts West Pullman Sleeper N-stlbpie4 tat,
s.'y >, chicago. s.eepers ~ runa0 and Toronto
$40 g. VI a9g except sunday stopping only n,
80 plsnfelG Easton. Bethlehem Mo- Chl.,k
q y Junction Sayre. Geneva. Rach@Se- Batavia ara
- "a" Pullman Sleeper Cor RuNa.o N,n@ but si..pinx
az rassa-. gers ca,fGd. NJ baggage carried
,no 81. daily. l0r ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES
-r-r pr'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and al points Vest,
PgI.ran seep~rs % Chicago and Buffalo. sleeper 70
"Afg'fionai local trains daily. cxcep, saniay -,r
pof.ND BROOK AMI interim aafr mrs leave az IN
800 A 81 9.3o ~ and $50 p n. u 20 = N Sat
--.l,e,s ana pullman accommodations A. ii3 2as esi
on "a s~f ~ BroatNaf 30 f.tsf iffn 49, i-f Ess,
,a-th :, TT RoN-ry =. So Fulton - Court :,
as r,r,duay ard Rro0kl.n fnu@X. BROOKLYN
YOU Yr-k Trarsfer Company WIFI raN ans heck
.rssre from hotel Or -esle-re through 20 lesf.nsf''r
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@''' Fia. 9 . "a Dutch s ss e
nverpool rs Norwegian ship. IBIS tons and Norwe
sacols t. ne United Kingdom Continent private
ie'ms. British bark lcHp tons. deals 81 John. y 49, 10
40 coast England private terms Two british 'h'i-
lhN' and LIZ tons deals West Bay 90 west con-.
England. ais 81 British bark LOST tons. nitrate wet
Soeih America - hampton ROADS ~ ,I.'ia 10
- "ss IL ~ direct option savannah or th1r,ior u.s.
Rosario. $50, bark 80 tons lumber Boston and Por-
and 70 bnenos Ayres - Rosario -, s..'.nei, 80 IN
cruz IS 20 and port charges schooner 80 lumi.-
PIT charges ana back. lewooa roots - 81. s',on,
sohooner. ions general carso hence O. Ia,s
-onvile and Paiat@. private ,ein, n, =, I"bn
schooner l.3 IONS. each. coal Hlse""'-' To " ''''
wing 10 lack 9' demand an. ''' Ne asoe. primo crude
yellow. 22an22s.c or summer ieii,M. -,i-.o., ~.
'nerican raw s2a1a@ American l aaileed 5'u7'.' ''
cuI,a raw Gc lard oi prme ~ soc product. eere
sl.ady bur very quiet al "a, aay 1ae eT va. some
realizing and low ranxe Of prices iul aHd
EASY sales es' 100 6b. Qnor9G Mess seesl p am a
srm GDo,.i Mess. s. soass family s. 1oa>io 3d.
R ETr = gss 80 sH' ane mana at ssge
DRESSED HOGs-stroney held and u isir ''n ,i.l-
MEATs-Pcn~d bellies quie bp, s'ead' Sa,'ei 20
asked Picked hams heavy a va'*sr;;, ,;i,r r,s
Dun ana quoted at 7ae = - s., N At ,
5000. I.ARD-Iractive bur steady n business Ieio a..
closing 80 nominal city quoted 4ltlt 10" .., ..
steady and unchanged South Amer On. 10 ~,
7Jc. compound. options rl Isfd az too JOY
RIcE-Spot supplies u beet foreign giapes az =.
hausted and buyers purchasing i5r fliuit n'IN',
About tons japan duo, but "a ail klln p'
arrival. Domestic firm end fairy actN.
quote. Dcmestic common - ordinary '"ef"-''' a.,
good. 4ds.c. prime choice 4N.G'.tC. ihhe1' "'-"'
rice. 5000 foreign. pafna. tsH4 =. 90 IN "l'
q, a3rc Japan a .a4+.c Java. ini-sc Rang"n ~ "'
sEEDs-Th. market was moderately active and scaay
the following price, Clover. common 90 iaI >o'S -
choice fancy. s. J0Gs" ..
sUGAR-The London cable reported cane quiet Ivy
steady. lava quoted liz and tar refining AZ 80
quiet. prres fllN rralnid.lr.l WIN
present quoted 81 and next month % ei NE
local market quiet without inpor'an. nr.'-.-- l'
ported and prices uucaungfc The quota ne "'i-
ssC fpr 80 test centrifugal. g. flr - test 'Fl' l
2s.c for - rnoas--s sugar There was qur H,il
refined huf prices were un hanged re
nuers somewhat oversoid W. qnnt f-nnri p'l' a.
follows. D0minos. 5isc. cIt-io. a1l crushed o..
powdered and powdered. j' Srarr.aed and me
granulaed A.. cosrse rrdnualed and extra me Ealu
NNXX powdered = b.. mould A 5c. Diam ani L. -
conCeci0ners 4Qf'sc. NJ To- :. inciu~.ve 49, No o.
a.. ~ G. al " T. IS, SO = 1910. NJ !" ~ -
W 3s.c. y, H. 3isc N y. 3 i4c; Me- - AMI d.
3asc. 81 - 33ic. 10 u.s. o.
TOBACCO-Tlere strong and active market Joy
leaf sales including jOi cases crop l,'J sconsiH
Havana nj sViOc. 400 is'i N'w England Havana
Ia sc 100 suniries ~ 1G-Dr Havana wac a-
firm with o. }jo bales -ocGf 10 IN bond Su-
steady WIKI sales " $50 bales az t'cWS- u
bond
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r.-l.- Anvil There was another large attendance
v,.I sales to-day Competition good
and PRICES with few eNcrrt1nS ruled unchanged The
...., e.rrl WAs poor and siel Of - 2sb bal
~ winch 2n-i withdrawn Inferior wools were 81
clio, ~a,n.sr a good selection Of punta Arenas
w.. 4t.n American buyers ar farthns igi
as~.r Tn. American purchases flr this series
=. .t.., % bales The series wfu close tomorrow
and me third scheduled i0 open TUESDAY Mas g.
v,rsn A irf 10000 bales VIII br un-red Follow x
ar. - iatfa sales ln ootlN
New South Wales so bales secured 7ldis -.
Que@ns6nd- 90 bales secured Iidai- "a greasy.
4GNd.
81. tcrla--7a 3 bales. greasy .Ga9l.
south Au~traia-932 bales. secured GiGls. greasy.
I f,ried
West Austraila-2o haler. greasy. 6l.t
T.suanls-l 81 bales. SUflf
Zsaland5 iG3 bales secured 0i dali %. greasy.
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