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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

ROOMS WANTEp--In private family, with
board for man and wifo with two chldrcn:
aped and years, boarding houses need
not apply Reference II desired, Address
TSSs. this Office
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" No. / cook. must do pastry:
'stss and permanent job to the right
- ADDRESS 1850. this office. 6
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STOCK Of merchandise wanted in exchange
for fiye thousand acres of grass land IN
brewster county, near Alpine Address iloss,
this office. -
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NEW YORK DOCTORS,
Specialists.

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Physical Decay, arising from
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gence or Exposure, prodnc-
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effects: Nervousness. De-
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FOR RENT-Three houses in the Fourth
ward: one large store on Congress avenue;
two houses in the Fifth ward; a large TWO
story shop in Fifth ward two houses in
Third ward l. BRYAN & Co. !.
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GOLD AND SILVER BRAlDS--Fringcs, bells.
jeweIry wigs, masks and other fancy dress
ornaments. Bankrupt Stock. Masonic Ten.
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FOR sAl.E-~Ir YOU are looking for n nice
cottage home see 1917 Dallas avenuei cheap
est property on the market today. Harra y
HRfral, sole agents. .
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4 ACNE ASSOCIATION will call for
b clothing once week and clean, press
Y rpait and deliver them for one dollar
h month. Phone 1929, two rings. No.
n Nam street. j. 7. Green. IL
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FOR SAFE OH EXCHANGE-For residence.
two choice Third ward corner lots. also
rent cottage in Fourth ward. would pay
cash difference. Harral " llarral.
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|ssrsT removed BY Eclipse hair tonic
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(syd nsLf7-lf you are Catholic. unem-
k1s MN snu VIII work for SIS per week.
bQo, 4. .ohhell Bros. IL Franklin ST..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

short speech, in which he said he at
tempted to perform his duty with
out fear, favor or hope of
reward, - and then declared the house
adjourned. Then followed a wonder
full demonstration concluding with
the singing of the, '.Doxology. The
members started patriotic airs, the
galleries caught the inspiration and
everybody joined in one grand cho-
rus. 1t was scene of lifetime and
a fitting climax of the great war con-
gress.
There was no demonstration when
the senate adjourned. The usual res
olutiOn of thanks to the vice presi-
dent and Frye, president pro tempore.
for the manner of presiding over the
deliberations, were adopted. The
president wished the senators safe
return home. Hobart thanked the
senate, and the body adjourned.
The senate confirmed the nomina-
tion of w. Il. Merriam to be director
of the census.
The president signed all the appro-
priations except the District of Co.
lum bia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
CLOSE OF CONGRESS.
Both Houses Adjourn After
crowding Matters at
the End.
sENATEs ALL NIGHT SESSION

President and Cabinet Go to the Capi-
toll the Noon Hour Approaches-
Clocks Set Back 10 Misunderstanding
Courtesies and Enthusiastic Scenes
DoIoIogy is sung-Dewey Acknowledge
High Honor-Another Scrap Near Ma
niIa.
Washington, March THE house
adjourned at 1910 and the senate at
12:OS.
All night the senate Iabored under
terrific nervous strain to complete the
necessary legislation in order that
congress might adjourn nj noon with
the tracks comparatively clear. AnN-
iety over the river and harbor bill
was dispelled at $50. when Warren
Wyo.) and other westerners gave up
the fight on the construction of the
reservoir at the headwaters of the
Missouri. as the house cOnfcrees posi-
lively refused TO accept the senate
amendment. Other conference re-
ports were disposed Of. and at : the
senate went into executive session.
The house proceedings dragged on
after midnight, as the conferees on
various appropriation bills were not
ready to report. Time was killed by
frequent recesses.
Both house and senate agreed to all
appropriation ILLS, and at 10:3O each
resumed sessions after the recess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
PAYMENT OF CUBAN TROOPS.
I,Iand Assembly Reaches No Conclusion
About Accepting $3.OOO,OOO.

Havana March 4-The forty-four
generals and colonies composing the Gu
ban military assembly had another
three hours discussion yesterday re-
sardirG the proposal of the United
States to grant $5,0G0.000 to pay off the
Cuban troops. No conclusion was
reached and the debate was again post
poned. to be resumed on Monday. There
is faction in the assembly which takes
seriously the proposition OF the mystic
rious American syndicate. supposed to
be represented here by Mr. Ferros
which offers S12.OGO.OO0 on hard condi-
tions. precisely what has rot been dis
closed. As the assembly has no power
TO create q lien on the customs il can
do nothing mere than recommend some
thing TO Governor General Brooke or to
Washington.
General GomeX is taking no part in
the deliberations and regards the s12-
900. goo as delusive. Meanwhile the So
called Cuban army remains under arms
and subSisting upon contributions that
amount TO blackmail. The planters. by
implied duress, are compelled to feed
the bands in their districts. For in
stance. the Constancia plantation near
Cienfuegos regularly feeds any Cubans
recognized by the district commander,
often as many as fifty or sixty a day.
Fltteen American soldiers were detailed
10 guard the plantation. yet the pro-
Trietors are constrained to keep twenty
five Cuban horsemen under pay at Sc d
month with food and forage. The other
day TWO Cuban officers asked for suits
Of clothing. 50 as to appear respectable
when they visited Cienfuegos. and the
requeSt-or demaTd-wss complied with.
Every plantation in the island is sub
jsCt to similar blackmail and the pro-
prietors are afraid to refuse. The own
ers of the Constancia plantation are en-
ployiEg 500 men. They want 900 more
and have been negotiating with the Gu
ban generals. but all to no purpose thus
far. n the Cuban generals are unwilling
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
ADMIRAL DEWEY.

The Pacific cable amendment failed.
In the naval appropriation bill the
house won all the amendments for in
crease in the navy, and the senate
amendment reducing the price of
armor plate TO $500. prevailed. The
senate amendment for an armor plate
factory was eliminated.
The president and entire cabinet
went To the capitol at 10 and went di-
rectly TO the presidents room. Bills
passed were presented to him for sig
nature and many members of both
houses went 20 the room and paid
their respects. The clocks on the
house and senate were turned back 10
minutes.
The president signed the omnibus
claims bill.
William Il. Merriam. of Minnesota,
was nominated for director of the cen
-us-
In the house at a quarter to u the
hands of the clock were set back 10
minutes. Gen. Wheeler attempted to
secure unanimous consent To speak.
but the chair refused to recognize
him. instead declaring 1O-minute re-
cess on motion of PavnC. When it
l'dSScAh pIcu' l ' He WAS III thc Cnalr.
and received 4 committee from the
president. who announced that Nc
kinley had no further communica-
lions TO make. He extended his
thanks for the duties and best
wishes of every member. Bal
lev introduced resolutions bv the
minority thanking the speaker for the
impartial manner in which he had pre-
sided over the deliberations OF the
house. Reed was escorted from the
lobby. resumed the gavel and made 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
ANOTHER MANILA SCRAP.
wheatOn's Outposts Fired on and Gun
boat Replies.

Manila, March 4-Noon.-At day.
light Wheaton's outposts discovered a
large body of rebels attempting to
cross the river for the purpose of re-
infOrcing the enemy at Guadalup. A
gunboat advanced under a heavy fire
and poured shot into the Jungle on
both sides of the river shelled the
enemy,s position at Guadaiup, and eff
fectually but temporarily scattering
the rebels. The enemy's loss was
heavy.
Manila. March i, 8 p. m.-The
rebels in the village of Saniose fired
on the gunboat Bennington, and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
kIIIl1Qa!3

To GTsband :neIr men they say. until fhs
Americans pay the army The island
treasury has about S1.O0o0oO on hand.
I'd TO date $500. .0OO has been paid. This
includes some Of the February pay roll.
Havana has taken half. Santiago S159-
SEQ and Pinar del Rio less than $4,000.
The One Hundred and SiXty-frst In
diana regiment had u fiftsen-miie praC-
tice march To Lavoy Thursday. The
men enioyed it Fourteen of the soldiers
suffering from over-fatigUe We're re-
t1,r.Ted in the ambulance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
Crop Conditions in Four States.

Chicago. March 1.-THE following gen
eral statement of the crop conditions
in four states are deduced from a large
number of reports: illinois-Wheat not
damaged in central section hut injured
in southern section. Iowa-Peach crop
DESTROYED: pears and apples damaged
Wisconsin-Winter wheat injured: po-
tatoes in pits frozen. Michigan-Pota-
tees in pits. 40 per cent. crop: peaches.
60 per cent. crop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

Than That of Spain and Prospects Good
for Outbreaks-Many Cubans Out of
Work and Only One Way Is Suggested
as Open for Them, and That Is Brigand-
age-TroubIe Expected Monday.
Santiago de Cuba, March 4.-Between
1000 and 5000 men have been suddenly
thrown out of work in the province OF
Santiago over 200 in the immediate
neighborhood OF this city. Although
Governor General Brooke has wired s30.-
600 required for the February pay rolls
there is still a deficit Of nearly $40, 900.
and the orders from Havana still hold
good limiting the expenditure during
the month of March for the entire prov
ince to SO, 900 The effect OF this order
on Civil Governor Castillo. Mayor
Baoardi and other Cubans prominent
in official circles is simply paralyzins
Mayor Racardi has cabled the governor
general desiring to know what he is eX
pected TO do with such large number
of men suddenly thrown out of work.
Though we are perfectly friendly to
the Americans he said, in the dis
patch. the present policy seems sui
cidal for public improvements are great
ly in need of work"
Ar,id They Will Turn Bandits.
Will happen. He cannot see that the
men suddenly thrown out OF employ
ment have any alternative TO becoming
bandits and he regrets exceedingly the
damaging blow the province has re-
Ceived. Owing To his position he may
not comment upon the orders Of his
superiors. but he considers the pros
poets very gloomy. Major General
Wood. military governor. refuses To
hnr
he will obey orders. Nearly $4,000 is
still due for February. for which he will
lie personally answerable. but under
the present orders he cannot continue
the men at work. Outwardly he is one
Of the caimest men in Santiago. but as a
matter of fact he is greatly worried over
existing conditions.
Prefer the Spanish Administration.
Groups of men on street corners, in
clubs and in cafes. openly abuse the
American adminiStrat tion. saying that
the Spanish was infinitely preferable.
as in the worst times. during peace.
considerably more men were engaged
on public works under the old regime
than are now so employed. Probably
the full effects Of the new policy will
not be visible before Monday as the
men viii receive their pay today, and
although General Wood does not expect
disturbances Cubans who affect to be
cognizant with the whole situation say
it will he quite impossible to avoid an
outbreak OF some sort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
Legislation for wisconsin.

Madison, Wis. March 4.-The assem-
bly, passed the bill requiring the regis
tratiOn of physicians. The bill requires
all reputable physicians who were prac-
ticing in this state when the medical bill
went into effect last summer to register.
and fixes a fee of 81 fox the registration.
The bill licensing barberS was laid over
for week. a large number of bills
were sent to engrossmenr in the senate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
DauieII.. shorey Dead.

Chicago, March 4.-Daniel l..
Shorey, distinguished attorney and
leader in the popular educational
movement. died today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

warship shelled that place and other
suburbs this afternoon. The trans
ports Senator and Ohio arrived with
troops. The Philippine commission
ers, who arrived today on the Balti-
more. have not vet landed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
Condition of the Distinguished sick.

New York, March 4.-kipliur
passed a comfortable night.
Rome, March I.-The pope Is i'm
proving and will leave his bed 4 few
hours TODAY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
DISTINCTION FOR ScHLEY.
Will Accompany Baron HerscheITs Re-
mains to England.

New York, March A Washing
ton special says, though not officially
announced. it is understood Schlev is
directed to accompany the remains of
Lord Her>chell to England on the
flagship BROOKLYN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
The Grip Cure That Does Cure

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces la
grippe. The genuine has l.. B. Q. on
each tablet - cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
NEW CABINET FORMED.
SiIveIa Heads the spanish Incoming
Ministry.

Madrid. March 4.-The new cabinet.
headed by Silvela, premier and min
lister of foreign affairs. took the oath of
Office today. 1t is expected Gen.
Campos will be president OF the SEN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
DEWEY ACKNOWLEDGES 1T.
Sends His Heartfelt Thanks for the
Great Honor.

Washington, March 4.-Dewey
cabled Long: Please accept for
yourself, the president and congress,
and my countrymen. my heartfelt
thanks for the great honor conferred
upon me-"
Otis notified the war department of
the arrival of the transport Senator
from San Francisco carrying four
companies of the 22nd infantry. The
troops are in good health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
Tanner Back in Illinois

Springfield. March The govern
or arrived from Hot Spring> this
morning, much improved in health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
Socialist Jones Not Likely to Win.

Toledo, o., March 4.-Late returns
from the Republican city primaries show
that Mayor Jones. the socialist. has not
enough delegates to nominate and that
with the field against him he has little
show of a nomination.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

To be entirely relieved of the aches
and pains of rheumatism means Il
great deal, and Hoods Sarsaparilla
does il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

Henry b. Hyde,
Louis Fitzgerald,
Chaunecy NJ. Depew
VIM. A. Wheelock,
Marcellus Hartley.
H. NJ. Alexander.
Cornelius y. Bliss.
Henry G. Marquand
James H. Hyde,
Geo. H. Squire,
Thos. ID. Jordan,
c. Il. Alexander,
Charles ;. Smith,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

Subscribe for THE ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
MUNYON'S
A cold IS danger

A cold IS danger
Gus. Don't let it
get the start of you
A few doses of my
Cold Cure will
break up any form
of cold In Il few
hours and prevent
grippe. diphtheFa
and pneumonia. It
should be in every
home and every vest
pocket. II is better
than a life insur-
ance policy.
AICNYON.
a vial. Guide to Health
TEOC Arch ct phf1a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
DIRECTORS.

Henry Iid
James Vce-Pre ient. James Hyde. Second
Ga,eE TareII Vce-Pre George Fourth
Tloma d Jordan. mptoler Secret
D. Ripley William H. Mcintyre Assist
JameB Lofng.
ward W. Lamber EdwardC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04

James W. Alexander,
+. Jefferson Coolidge,
Jacob II. SchifT.
VIM. a. Tower.
John Jacob Astor,
Gage +. Tarbell.
George j. Gould,
A. Van SantvOord.
Edward w. Lambert,
Sir w. G. Van Horne,
II. NJ. Alexander, jr.,
Thomas 5. Young,
L. De. Witt Cuyler,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-04
SAN T|AGO IS EXCITED.
financial Policy Adopted at Ha-
yana Causes Much Dis \
satisfaction.
TOO LITTLE MONEY IS ALLOWED.

Natives Say the Administration Is Worse
Than That of Spain and Prospects Good
for Outbreaks-Many Cubans Out of
Work and Only One Way Is Suggested
as Open for Them. and That Is Brigand-
age-TroubIe Expected Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN BARCLAY all A.tieteFner IS
NEsIIBtjIE TRAINS. fCLLNAN BUFFET CAkA.
PlNTsCH LlGh1
500 A M-BINGHAMToA MAIL stops a. prineipb
r,r..-
HAMToN oWEGO, ITHACA. ELnlRA. siRAc.sE
ara OsW ECO ETiRESs pu.lran harsf fafi3i NAI'
connecting Buffalo with trains for chicago and p'iHi'
Loo = NJ tdailyl--Chcago and Buffalo Nestovi'o Ls-
go for SCRANTON. PiNGHAMTON ana MIRA
psilman Bur., Parior Cars o Elnirs Through sleep
liz cars and day coach Chicago. 4rrvng a. 10 p
80 y 'M2scRANTON. wIr.KEsBARRE sd PLyM-
9th EMPRESS Pullman Bune fall9r CArs -.
-,oo - Al tiaiy)-CIiiCAGo and HLFlAso NEe4t-
FILED NiMITiD EYPREss ~ scRANToN. nlNg--
HANTi0N Fr.MIRA BUFF NO. THKoCGF BUFFEr
siFEPiNG CAR New YORK 20 chieas2. Dining Car
s,so p n eeasily,-suFYAIo ExPREss, PULLMAN
1'rff prSf,s foT SCRANTON. RfSGHANTcN Eli
MIR BATH aouST NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
e,;.o 81 NJ ,asiy)'-Bt,EiA 40. SCRANTON. Ding
sHyARHhCSsE ana oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman nar.,
sSisc--tSF-s ANp PULLMAN AccoMMoD ATloNs AT
HENRY GAZT y SONS L,d ii3 nrootway. - Pars
pi,cs te and a4e Broadway Tickets Very stations.
- r,,-,h ave ,orrer -weifth ~ West one Hun
tres 40 Twtrf,-f'fh ~ - Columbus New Nors.
o.. ers -2G Fulton - so 100 Broadway. urookyn.
--,-~e table giving 'u Information ~ ~ sfetff-
n, rt-l,r,---e 'r~rrFes cow AN-v vff can and
check baggage from hotel residence 90 tesfina'ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04

n and over to pair! s?ss2 80 DO light SoHgsi DO Tsd
heSa 10 ana over 70 par ~ -oasI 90 a. 49,
wing teal 25a30c DO common co025c rabbits per pair
POTATOES ANp TEGErABIEs- Sweet potatoes
in liberal supply and meeting SLOW demand win out
onions snow vide ranee In quality and value Loca
cept 5howinF no material change except bee which
are slightly higher and ora which lower norfolk
california caunowers stead New orleans vegetables
dn and weak Bermuda ana other vegetables unchangsd
% Lons Island T ~, n 70 a. g ,n eo H.eTsS p
sack - 79gS2 d. state and Western per $50 n 81 2a0
90 90 Bq sses sgsi 81 s~ee, paistoes Jersey , e5
s. 50 Do red and yellow 81 5oas2 20 do Orange County
sigsi Is d. yellow sIsi q heeis STorids per 100
ounohes 4q$lo 10 per box siaSi IS do Bermuda per
toTn.S 5ca5ic caulia6wer. Long island per bb s2Gss
Do Florida per hair bh basket S20s3 DO California per
aaa 1-I SSS 81 p, ,or sew S Ssr bS $50
So escarq rieans peg Dbl ss0s5 esgplants Flor
Freen pea Florida per baSet sGSl kale Norfolk PER
Nor,a carons per b5 crate sgas4 do Sew
% Ug pee 5o1 (? ?as2 So pe eaTsS r8
naSS NtoF pr bo s9ass 60 der Go ps SnITc 8 S
squash h1soa5i rer DBL sea 75c do marrow SOC nr-
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-supples presented rather
heay Offering today but prices did no, weaken any
quonhe decree RargalnseeSers IN some obtained
concessions 10 iow-srad@ stock bu' FOR al useful stand
ara qualities sellers expressed confidence doubtless much
stimulated hv the Wholesome activity which prevailed
during me week Though the receipts to-day large
ther eNhtmtcc what seems 70 have become chronic
TO g. around these DAYS bu selected No ] Is thereby
benefited 30 IT'S top quotation We quote. Prime large
bales per 100 n Gic. Do small per 100 n G2 &c 40 /
large bales per 100 No. Gpd62isc. do small. per 100 H.
81 Gnc. 10 large bales per 100 n. 5o052i 60. 40
small Ir loO 4. 41 900 10 g. large bales per loo n
45P47lsc. 30 small per 100 H. 422cijc ungraded 800
Bic colvcr mixed. $3.50. clover. 4Oli5c STRAW
Steady az former prices. with saes mainly running upon
th@ SOC style We quote Best long I@r 100 - 43c
good d. 40c. ard wasiy lots 30I35c. Tor the
last or toy wheat straw there is little or no demand
The receipts ~ hay and IN reported a. the
Produce Exchange TO-DAY BY Hudson
River Railroad. 400 Erie 800 Pennsylvania. 40. Della
ware. Lackawaurl ana Western. 20. West shore ~
INhigh VALLEY $50 Ontario and Western 20 Central 81
New-Jersey 80. total i7so tons Receipts u straw" 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04

Newcastle 3D. Antwerp gid Hamburg 20 Dtspn s:
H I 80 Ans'sJdam &C. s eo'I 10 "a 70 FRERTs
Theswas no charge In the sail tonnage market TO-DAY
IN fStnSr slnss Rates e"ntinSe strong and buoyan
The inquiry for the grain trade CONTINUES
light win rates 10 Cork for orders quoted nom'naN Al
3s In other trades there y but liitle DONG further
strength and Is held higher on choice varets' pu
m.deaie and ior lcal accoSm. ''yyo on Pero
io5n BIS s. % and IN hulk s. 90 Philadelphia bots
& ana IN sa so s,e $40 So co,an.e.d OIL
prime crude. leis4-oc prime crude mills log
butter grades 280soc prime white 30u3lc prime win
ter yelov, 5oQ32. nseed American raw 4lg+- Ala-
PROVISIONS OF live hogs were lower and
lagaaon In the future VS.. paT OF ,sreashou the
pafnne Interest mRf nSry e9oiet Me.s 50 75a
sio &c. family SO 5Sds ssa5, ccsr $40 scgsl2 70
2gocd Ms'i g. 'g 9ss ,fisass F'o"
BEEF HAMs~Quiet quoted Sisas,s so DRESSED
99s'.e ha'2p 'Sf rs n Si 10 sss;
asn g. I'd smoking bellies g. 70 .Io5crs -%
quoted 40 Picked hams que, gucted 3l'c' W.
Weaker. Quoted So CG lard easier quoted IS .
Cir. 4Ad4'+c. Western. ~. sTEAfINf ,-s'eaay
quoted OLE. SIC. cy lard s'earine 6'9aIc .,.n,
ri E cre w'IG ~ new oc fs bgb erase, were held
a; extreme prices. whl' the lover Ines were hes s
ana rominally unchanged News was much me ra,'
f,ir TO- eooi 4is@s.c p-ime to choice 5hQCisc;
5F54e. Java 49, 5Ac: Rangoon. N bond ~ 49,,
GAR-Refned sugar developed remarkable sSTens' ~
ne situation IN general Al the opening ne Ameean
Refining Company marked up grades Nos . ain ~ tI1
and o'he- redre-. advanced all grades +c largo ons
guarantee o. he american people nat sus3r pr,ces
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