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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
Pau,Prssbusriau AlIlaass.

LousvrLLE, KY, Nov. l6.-The West.
ern sectionbi the Executive Commission
OF the Alliance of Reformed Churches
holding the Presbyterian system, and
known as the Pan Presby Alliance,
assem- bled here today in Warner Me-
mortal Church A business meeting
occupied the entire day. The members
OF the commission come from every part
Of this country, and from Canada. w.
M, Jenkins, Ii. ID. OF Philadelphia, is
chairmani DIR. Kerr Of Richmond. Va. =
vice chairman, aud DIR. W. II, Roberts
of Philadelphia, is secretary Of the west-
ern Alliance and also o! the commission.
A banquet will be given at the Gait
House tonight. DR.. iIemphill will pre-
side at the banquet.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
Rank Books for Pupils.

Los ANaRLEs, Nov. l5.-This city is
making a novel experiment during this
month. A school savings bank system
will be inaugurated. The board of edu-
cation has made arrangements with tie
southern California Savings Bank 20
take charge Of the children's deposits.
Communications had been received from
Grand Rapids. Mich. jamestown, N.
Y, Chester, Pa. Camden, N. j., aud
other places, saying that the system
works we'll. The system Was lrst
adopted Ia Long Island City in March
lSs6
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
WEDDING AMONG
THE MILLIONAIRES.
Marriage Of the Daughter OF the Greatest Of
American Flnansiers. Miss Louise
PlerpOnt Morgan.

PierpOnt Morgan.
NEW YoRK Nov l6--Miss Louise Pier
pont Morgan, the eldest daughter of j.
Pierpont Morgan the banker and capital
ist will today BECOME the bride OF Her.
bert Livingston Satterlee. The welding
viii take place this afternoon in ST.
Georges church. The number of guests
will be over 200.
Miss Morgan will have for her brides.
maids her sister Miss Anna Morgan her
cousins Miss Caroline Morgan and Miss
Urdula Morgan, Miss Marion satterlee,
Miss May sturges and Miss Francis
Morgan. The ceremony will be perform.
cd by the Rev. DIR. Rainsford Rector Of
st. Georges and life long friend of the
family. The decorations both in the
church and in the house in Madison
Avenue will be most elaborate and
beautiful, la the church the floral
decorations and arrangements were
superb.
Mise Morgan has received many we'd
ding gifts Of great value among others a
county house on the Hudson and a town
residence in New York the gifts of her
father.
Mr.. satterleo is a member Of the Law
drm OF Ward, Hayden and Batteries.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
WAS BADLY BURNED
HEN NOT IN DANGER
Packing House Fire In Chicago Furnishes Two
Fatalities Thomas Konetka Fatally
Burned

8y Associates Prsss ~ the JouSBaL
CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-screaming with
agony and framed with flames that
belched forth from a second story win
dow, Thomas Konetks fought for his life
last night on narrow ledge of Libby, Nc
Neil & Libby's tank and lard rendering
building in full view OF hundreds Of spec.
tators who we're powerless to aid him.
Too frightened to notice that the ground
was but l6 feet beneath and deaf TO the
cries directing him TO jump he strug
gled against the sheets Of fire that
curled around him and singed his face,
arms and body.
Finally with clothes ablaze and as the
fremen were putting upa ladder he
leaped TO the pavement. Besides being
seriously burned he was internally in.
jured from the iall. His expected death
will make. two fatalities due TO the ire
in Packing Town. While hurrying TO
the scene James Breeland wa run over
and killed by freight train of the
sylvania road.
The fire which was located in the very
heart Of the stock yards and endangered
millions Of dollaes worth OF property
was by hard work confined TO the
rendering building. TIE loss will ot
reach $4,000.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
A SUIT OVER
RENT OF LAND

IN the Salem justice court the case OF
Mrs. Ellen Savage, guardian OF Robert
Savage, VS.. IL. l.. Beatty, was on trial
before jury consisting of A. F. Me-
Atee, Henry Tarpley, @. G. sprague, J,
Il. Stanton, J. r. Fairbank and -
Petit.
Plaintiff sues for some 500, a balance
alleged to be due from defendant as rent
ON certain land. w. H. Holmes was
attorney for plaintiff and Frank Holmes
for defendant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15

Latest styles Of ladies' iaeke,,
price. hall
q, Latest 1,, styles of ladies' cnpes a. q, !.
All our silks, plushes and J..
worth from 81 to 81 per ward t sgWt
cold for SOC, all other velyetee1s sg
sold for JIG per yard, worth from Is %s.
81 per yard. ~" wv
A 81, ~. 80 and S3 corset for Al a..
corset for 75c. $l.25, 81 corse, q, wy g
76c corset for 40c. W. 0e
Mems working gloves. A ye6no,.
30 per cent. The same ON ladies WY y
The best Kid gloves at half price s'''7'
Feathers, tips aud plumes worth "a
to 7bc TO be sold for l0c each. T"
Towels at two.thirds their yahs
Table clothes, ,25 per cent disconnt
Address goods, 30 per cent di,coo,,
Our aim is TO realize about f5c onM.
dollar average, on about $4,000 wo,,s
of goods, and must be done within @
days from the 10Th OF November.
Neckties, 35e grade for zoe, 5Oc S,,a.
for 35c, the 25c bows 'or l5c. '
Sox that will wear the prices A., 4,
selling Soc pair for 3Se. $50 pss \,
25c. A l5c pair for &c. A loo NM, 4.
&c, and &c pair for &c. - y
A fountain pen worth 25c for e.
A box OF paper and envelopes worth
l5c for &c.
Table cutlery at 60c on the dollar
Razors. strops, and knives, artics,
worth dollar Tor Coz.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
For the Winter

The New York Racket Is receiving al.
most daily large lots OF ladiee', gents
and childrn's underwear IN cotton rib.
led, heavy heeced aud mefin0, and
wool, also hosiery 10 all lines, wool aud
cotton, and cotton iieeced. Our klon.
dixie heavy red WOOL socks are a special
bargain. In children's ileeced and wool
mixed underwear we have special bar
gains, also large lines Of ribbons laees,
emhroidefies, and al kinds OF notions,
Please cali and see our goods and prices.
Cur holiday goods will BE- on hand soon
and they viii be found la great variety.
10 2d-lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
ROBBER OF THE
POTTER RESIDENCE
Man Captured Who Has Deprecated Fashion
able Chicago Homes. The Robbery Has
Thus Far Not Been Made Public.

Man Captured Who Has Deprecated Fashion
able Chicago Homes. The Robbery Has
Thus Far Not Been Made Public.
az Associated Prsss 10 the JoSFaaL
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.--Captain schuetter
Of the Sheffield Avenue Police Station
has under arrest man whom he sus.
poets not only Of committing the assault
in the o. w. Potter residence early on
Tuesday morning but also Of having a
hand in another Lakeshore Drive rob-
berry which thus far has not been made
public but which is declared to be Of
startling magnitude.
The suspect in the mysterious North
Side house robbery and in the Potter
case is prisoner at the Sheffield Avenue
Station. He was arrested last evening
at Diversy Boulevard and Lincoln
Avenue after drawing revolver and
threatening TO shoot the detective who
made the capture. The man answers
the description of Mrs. Potter's assail-
ant. When arrested he had in HE pos
session two revolvers and a billy and
also . package containing letter car
rier's uniform.
In regard TO the other robbery which
IL lie said will outshine the Potter affair
the police absolutely refuse to dlvulge
anything. IL is learned however that
large house in the Sheffield Avenue dis
trict was broken into last week and
much valuable property taken.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
FRED P HURST,
.
Cora Rxen angs saak Rraneh.

NEW foRE, Nov. l5 THE Corn Rx.
e1ange Bank. whieh has beeome noted
Tor establishment number ol branches
IN Inherent parts OF the city. orened 10.
day new branch Mt Ffh Avenue ana
Nine'eelh Street. Itnow has six active
subsidiary or branch banks in Of eration
Inc others arc the AsloF, Place, Queens.
me Hpme, the Hudson River AMI one
broa lway. All the branches have
'een esla blished with in about two ycors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
pI,trIet sunaay sehooI conyeaIIoa.

District SUNDAY Sch0oi Convention.
The Salem District Sunday School con-
vention will meet at the First Presby-
terian church OF this city on tomorrow
friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock and
Friday evening at Up. m. sharp.
These sessions will be exceedingly in.
teresting and helpful TO those who are
interested in Sunday school work. No
Sunday school teacher can afford TO
miss this opportunity,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
AL Imrorlant pIfterenee.

To make II apparent 10 Thousands, who
think themselves III. that they are not
afflicted with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleanaing, is TO
bring comfort home to their hearts, as a
costiye condition is easily cured by use'
ing Syrup Of Figs. Manuiactnred by the
California Fig Syrup Go. only, and sold
by al druggists.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15

And TO sell rapidly, there must be some
inducement to the purchaser. This
they are snre TO have. We start the
great destruction of the prices on our
stock Immediately, and will take about
60 days. IL will enable YOU to buy $15
suit OF clothes for 80, q Sl2 suit for 81. 80,
a $40 suit for $3.50. an IS suit for s.. In
clothing you will get the
portion.
bbers worth 75c, for SOC and
RS for 40c. Ladies' rubbers
dor 3Sc. Childrens rubbers
proportion and the same in
er boots, discount Of 25 per
cent,
Mackintoshes for men and ladies at
65c on the dollar.
Spool cotton, best brands, at 25c per
dozen. Ten cent spool silk for five cents.
A package of chenille or arrasene to sell
for &c, worth l6c.
Embroideries at 65c on the dollar ;
laces ditto.
Passamentry trimmings at half price.
Ladies' shoes worth 50 for 7bc; all In
dies shoes cost 81, 250, SO, $3.50 to he
sold for SOC. Children's shoes just half
price.
0veralls worth 50c for 9Sc.
All our mems underwear at 60c on the
dollar.
Mems overshirts at 00c on the dollar
Mems collars, the 20c and lbc grade
at Sc, the l2lsc grade for 7c, the lOc for
B cents.
Blankets, quilts, counterpanes will be
sold at discount OF % per cent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
REPUBLICAN LEADER
ABANDONS KENTUCKY

: wAsnEeroN Nov. .ib-John ~ Yerkcs,
late Republican candidate for Governor
Of Kentucky says he has abandoned all
| lea Of eonteating governor Beekhams .
election.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
oyereOats IN VarIols Styles

For men, youths and boys, also hne
line of clothing for men and boys az the
New York Racket, at Racket prices.
Please call and examine our lines, you
will save money by buying them.
10 "a lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
Wheat Bought and Stored
BY the Aurora Roller Mills

Branch Office and warehouse 1874 Trade
81. between High aud Church streets.
huckwheat and oats bought at highest
market price.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
A HuuarY Man

II you get hungry Il Is an evidence of
good health and you can obtain a first
class meal that will satisfy your hunger
aud AID TO retain your health at the 81
Elmo Restaurant. cod.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15

People who depend on bakery for
their bread, cakes and pies, and want
the best and fresh baked, buv from the
Pioneer Bakery run by Westacott &
StOlz.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15

BUFFALO, N. y, Nov l5.-Ten inches
OF snow fell during the night. East
Aurora aud Dunkirk report is inches
and Orchard Park two feet. Railroad
traffic greatly impeded.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
HEAVY EASTERN
SNOW STORMS

CLEVELAND, o Nov. I6.-As the result
OF heavy snow storm railway traffic is
badly delayed on the line running out
from this city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
NEW TO-DAY.
Advertisements under this
head sc a line each issue

FOR SALE-A thoroughbred English
pointer, young dog. Also second
hand double barreled shot gun, goc d
as new. viii sell very cheap. In
quire at the JOURNAL office.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
Bottled Beer

AlingeI a Beek, Successors 10 SoulhSAl M
BottliES WORKS.
An or iers for bottled besrwiIl he filled
AZ the brewery. Kept ON cold storage.
Nree eitg delivary Telanhona 9I4l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
y HOTEL ARRIVALS. -
Cottage.

T.. @. Bronson, Tacoma, Washington.
w. j, Warren, San Francisco
r. NJ Mathena, Portland.
@, j. Dobbs, Portland.
Henry higgins, Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
MARRIED.

LONG-JONES-At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. A. Murphy, No. 5Il
Chemeketa street, Salem, Oregon,
Wednesday, November IS, 1900, at
2p, m, Miss Eva Jones. OF Clymer,
TO Mr.. w. N. Long, of McMinnvllle.
Rev p, o. Powell, pastor of the First
Christian church, oiiiciciating.
Following the ceremony Mr., and Mrs
Long went to Portland, whence they go
70 their future home, at McMinnville.
ROSS-WINSL0W.-A the Baptist
parsonage, Salem, Oregon. Wednes.
day, November IL, 1900, Miss Ada d.
Winslow 10 Bert @. Ross, both OF Ma.
Tion county, Rev. Ronald McKiIlop
officiating.
The happy couple will reside on
Liberty street, in North Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15

Household Treasures d so nes SoGS d qGs Ss S yatR
bin is ~ inches deeper than on ordinary treasures One
bin has partitions in for different kinds of flour Each bin
holds so lb sack of flour and quart seve Two nice clean
bread boards Two small drawers one draw has PARTITIONS
for knives forks and spoons and we'll finished at prices
that are within reach of all.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-15
OUR LEADERS ARE:

Buck wheat and all kinds of pancake
flour. Headquarter for all the leading
brands of cereals in town
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

bellies s1ec: picked shoulders SIC; rick,ed hams
shSlosc; Lard firm; Western Steamed ss.sy's;
Tsnned l., firm; ,onsinen, s..ig; Compound ss.1l.
Toleao. o.. june ae I;i'-ss ,f men;
spot s"'-c; July SIC; Anx. Isle: sept. Ss%c.
.orn active and higher: No, . cash i:isc. Oats
unchanged; No. +: cash 5sc. cioy-rs--d dull and
unchanged: rs prime 10: 10 prime 5.5: Oct.
s5;ss; No. $50 nominal: Oil unchanged.
Chicago June -o.-Cash quotations were AZ
. red size. torn-No. . a0S. aIi,.e. No 2 vel
i.M ti'&e- oats.No. 2 2iG:ihc: No. 2 white asis
g2ie; No; ; white 2aa.@es,.c. Rye No. . 3sc.
ing iinitc- Flaxse-d- No. I $3.50: No | North
western si-Sa Prime timothy seed 81. 50. Clover
ESontract grade -. Mess pork. per bbi.. $40. "
ribs sides Ioose, 81. ssas.ss. Dry-saIted shout.
dtrs 'bNdl 6i-d sc; short clear sides s,xd.) E.i5
I'.2s. Whisky basis Of high wines. 81. %.
s s.";sase I?af, KS graduated '..ss; con
On the Produce Exchange to-day the msrke,
WAS firm: crean,-ri.s 1916. dsiries l3n istse.
Cheese steady at s'=9si.c. Eggs slow. fresh
al Toe
Liverpool June 20 acon-shor clear backs
dull at 3.s. Shouid-rs-Squar@ dull at as ID.
Lard -Ameriran refined. in 2s-Ib. pals. dull ut
Sos I'D. Cottonseed oil-Huli refined JuIy-Aug.
steady at 21s Cd. 1Anseed oil Gas III. Wheat-SpUt
rfEi: No. I Northern spring 50 I'd; No. I! Cali
fo-nin ss 3dass iisd. Futures, steady. Juiy Is 2i4d
sept. IS e<d: Dec. nominal Corn-spct firm
Futures quiet; IrIy 3 ND: sept. Is I'D. Flour
st. Louis fancy winter firm at 81.
Kansas City. Mo-. Juna 2'.-W taat-July &c
Sept. 5s@e: cash No; 2 hard 'ieIi,Ze: no: 7 so
white ssc: No 3 ss,.c. Oa,s-No. 2 white 2si.c.
Rye-No. SIC. Choice tinnoth, s!oaio:S:
dairy fancy lc. Eggs-Fresh slsc. Receipts
Wheat IS. son; corn 1850; oats 1.o.'. Shipments
Wheat. %. 40: corn 25.3S: oats 1900.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. June 0.-F.cur.Reeeipts I'D;
exports 1863, unsettled and l5c TO sc higher. again.
with demand checked. Minnesota patent s4.s5g
$50: Minnesota bakers S?G3 %. winter psterts 81
d4.s3. winter straights 81. 10d3.?,: Writer extras
-. 1eN3. 20: winter low grades H.s5d2.h. Rye
four strong. Corameal firm: yellow Western
2;c: city Sc: Brandywine 50. 5aT:. y Rye arm:
No. : Western Sc Z. o. b. afoat-, Barley steady.
Barley malt dun. W~heat-Rsceipt: s3.s2s: spot
dull. No. 2 red Ole f.. o. b. ahoat; No. 2 red Ssc
elevator: Nc. l Northern Duluth ssSc & Il. b.
anoat prompt: No. hard ru.nth SIC Z. o. h.
siiaat prompt. Options opened strong and ur-
settled. with a heavy local and outside demand.
irfuenced by Unexpectedly strong English cables
and hot weather in the Northwest. Foreign
houses traded on both sides. speculative activity
continued all day. winding up with an excited
demand from shorts at 4dSc net advance, and sop
for the day: july s3l4 ass. closed Sic. sept.
s.isc. closed SIC: and Dec. SCAT SHE. closed SIC.
Ccrn-Receipt LIS. i25 .bu. exports 81. $40 bu. spot
strong; No. : &si4c T. o. b. anoat. a.d &ssGEe
elevator. Option market was decidediy more
active and very strong to-day on a scare NJ
shorts inspired by firm cables and the sensational
Jump IN wheat Closed strong at ic net advance:
july $slsn4ssc. closed zsisc. sept aeg<ssc. closed
<ssc. Oats-Rereipts 2e4.ooa bu: exports .ss bu.
Sppt STRONGER; No 2 2sc: No. J 2ilsc; No. , white
csHI2ssc: No ? white sod3oi.c: 'rk. mixed Weet,
err Z,amT'sc; trk white ssmsse: wps'ns az"
stesdy. Beef steady; cut meats steady; picked
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

I'LL tlsI' SPEIlAL
Chicago. H.. June sL.-taitie-The receipts f"r
the first half Of the week amount to about 20. so
AGAINST sasn for the same portion II last week
Receipts to-day Of n.9a, head caused a weaker
market. and while good. fat; light and medium
common and medium cattle. as well as gooI
heavy h'eyss were slow Of sale. prices ruling
ern steers sold iarreiy at 1.Iea5,5 s.. common
S a.ss,ed hes beef s,ssr. f.liins a, ..;sea..a' while
Hogs-Only about .to10 hogs have been mar
sssih. he's ssh ssr t1s IN, the s ..rn, M Nh. Of ,s 5ne w Ssf.' sa as
ps. 71s for the corresponding time las, year, Thu
mar 1srk vet. has dsysl ~ a. a sres, deal Of ssceIa's
but there was "A reaction to-day. although the
timaied at 81 90 head. Prices averaged a dime
lower: hogs selling at an extreme range Of So,
s.l!iz Stays sold at sissa4.s5. and pigs brought
Sheep-E<:imating to-day's run at 1s.as
head. the receipts for the first half OF The week
foot w about i3.aSa sheep ami lambs. az com
and ss.ss; for III. corresponding time last wear,
There was the usual good demand for ehoirs
, s,sasy g hut sH Common sn' lots ..'n Ssre "S SLOW pr and neaS'
sheep SOLD At se.E1a3.a0 for cults. So Tor
wethers: choice yssrling we,hers being saia,,ie
at Clipped lambs sold at sis'aS Tor
with springs salable at si.5oa:;.5 according e
weight and quality. Prime Colorado Clipped
south Omaha. June @.LCati--Receipts 2Vn
market steady to strong On best: common stun
NAIVE y Nt'FtH ~
ard heifers 20: Gamers s2-35as; -, stock
ers and feeders s.. 5Gai.S; calves S-Stn1 4; ruliS-
stays. etc. sSea04$s Hoes-E.ceipts J.; 90;
market dull. Zoe lower: heavy S.SZt-G": tignt
H:ssq.s2la: pigs 81; hulk Of sales siss,.
ass. 1900: market steady.
yearIings 4iGa.25: weth-rs 81. 10: stock"rs
81. a0di.. lambs ssd..
Kansas city. No. June .-Cattle-Rec.ipts
$50 natives. 1.Io0 Texans. Desirable kiii.rs
steady to ioc hizher: inferior grades STOW. HEAVY
NATIVE steers stocksrs and feeders
s.. .5d4 So: butcher cows and heifeTs fi.s1n' >,
Gamers s.. s1d3.a ~: fed Westerns =: 25d5.eo: TsS-
ars S3.ssd3.2. Hoes-Receipts 1900; market
slew. f5di0c lower. heavy S.a515.i 10; mixed t+sa
a.. ~: Hight 81. s0aa.9s'a pigs ss.5edi-'5. Si,eep-
Receipts 3. 100: quick market at unchanged prices:
lambs IS. 5Od1 %: muttons s4.s5h3: Texans Sii9y
As. feeders s.. JoQ4 80: culis sz.5eo3.
New York. June @-Beeyes-Receipts 2S,:
steers firm to Toe higher. bulls and cows steady
to I.e lower: steers N.sea5. 70; oxen and stses
81. 25Q4-sj: bulls S3a459. COWS Sa.25G43S. Calves
slow: live cattle at London ~l2Ql2i1c: tops lg~Ac:
az Liverpool fIhd1iAc; refrigerator beef si-c
per III. Exports 40 quarters of beef. Calves
Receipts 5.se3: opened steady. closed slow and
I0c to i5c off: veals 81. 5s3i: crlis sAd4 20: butter
milks x5.75q%.0. Sheep and lambs-Receipts
,.2ie: sheep slow: choice steady: others easier:
lambs % aad l5c on. except for choice stock,
Sheep 81 25d5. 10: choice wethers G.25, few ex-
port wethe:s ss..5: lambs S 20: yearlinss
Sa5.1. Hogs-Receipts Ass; market higher at
IS, .0H5 S..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

as in average; Now York shoulders at ess'. FROM
the block. del: Run-of- house hams at We. beiiiss
az sac 10 sikc. as in average: New YORK snoui-
ders at &c.
II. $. Meats-Bxd: lots in q jcbhing way. hS-
ira shorts TIC; cribs TIC; clear sides fs-c; bel
lies 7sH.sc. plates at 6Ssc. Dealers charge h'sh-
e. on orders.
Baron-8xd. : c. meats in a jObhing way:
Breakfast bacon loi.c for heavy 10 niizc yer
fancy. light hams bAc to ii,.c: california .isH
sac. New York shoulders SIC; plan sinoA.'l
meats JhNdl in a jobbinx WAY: Extra shorts
.A.c; cribs .i,e. clear sides ~: bellies s'.asfsc'
plates 6Ssc. Dealers charge higher on orpeis.
Country i.ard-Si2asc. according TO quality and
package
Country Ba1on-Fair average pieces. uniformly
cpi ami well smoked: Shoulders at 3lxr.c; sides
64oxc: hams at Ease. Mast Of the lots Irregular
" cut and poorly handled these sell on tne'r
merits.
Tailow-Country No. / a.: No. > 3t.c: packers
ch ice iAs.
tircase-Quiei. Brown ss.c: yellow &c: waite
she. packers choice white 4tIta-c; yellow ~"
4s.c: white &sc.
Beef - Dn orders; Btld.- Mess Pc: Futon
Market 81. tongues at s. per doz. dried at l"f
i5i.c.
NOoI.
Market steady Tor bright medium. others quiet
and weak.