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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
HENDERSON FEARED DEFEAT
Speakers Withdrawal From Congress
joraj Race is Exclaimed

Speakers Withdrawal From Congress,
ional Race is Explained.
Waterloo. Ia. Sept. z3.-lt is pesl-
lively asserted here that it was fear
of being defeated at the polls on ac-
count of his position on the tariff
revision that caused Speaker Hen
derson to withdraw after ne had &C
cepted the nomination for congress
The story is told by a Waterloo Re
publican who spent several hours IN
Dubuque yesterday with Mr.. Hender
son and his congressional chairman
Col. D. c.. Glasser. In speaking OF
his meeting with the committeeman
in Waterloo last Saturday Mr.. Hen
derson is reported to have said
"Despite the enthusiasm III the
committee room, there's something
wrong and don't like tho situation. |
know the feeling existing in Watreloo,
end could stand that. In tn meeting
the committeeman all seemed eatAus!'
astic enough but after TIE meeting
adiourned every one Of them came to
ne privately and told me Of dlsaf1ec,
ten il their counties because OF M
u sition on the tariff question. can
,,a. place myself III the position they
want ne to. and might as well quit.
On Monday the speaker sent for
Col. Glasser and together they cam
vsssed thoroughly the reports when
Lad been brought il by their commit
teemer. They were not encouraslng'
Waterloo was the center Of the opposl-
ton movements but it was found fhat
scarcely precinct in the Whole DIS
,riet was free from it. Col Chaser
and his chief remained together III the
speakers room until / O'Clock IQes-
dc mar"ing. a.d at that hour Hen
derson's decision t. withdraw from
;,5o ticket was finally and firmly an
y'11;lttc 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
LEE BRYAN TO BE RELEASED
Leaves the Penitentary in October,
Next

Thirty-three state convicts arc Oh
the monthly commutation list Of these
be released during he month OF Oc-
tober. OF the thirtythree one is
Lee BRYAN. convicted in Little Rock
about year ago for larceny.
Bryan, it will be remembered. lived
in Pine Bluff previous to taking up his
residence in Little Rock and while
here was noted for his heart breaking
propensities, being a favorite in a
certain society element in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
Grand Jury IndiCts II. K. &. roster.

before the circuit court ard answer
to the Indictment.
The Indictment grows out Of the re.
cent misunderstanding between Mr..
Foster and Dr.. Moore. during which
Mr.. Foster drew his gun. but did not
use it,
The assault and battery charge
against MI. Foster was dismissed by
the grand Jury
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23

AS a result of the stringent instruc-
tons of Circuit Judge A. B. Grace TO
the grand jury recently convened on
the subject of pistol toting, one m
dctment. at least, has been returned.
Attorney H. R. c. Foster, one OF the
leading members of the local bar. IS
the one indicted and a summons mas
been issued notifying him to appear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
Child of Mr.. j. W. CRAIG Dead

Harvey Craig. the three-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Craig, died
this morning at an early hour of con.
gestion. The interment will occur
at the family burying ground on the
Camden road about four miles from
the city Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
EaW Against Bloom

The sHit % Lee Baw against Mrs.
Hanchie Bloom for $500 and interest
was heard by jury in the circuit
court today. Judgment was granted
the plaintiff. S. j. Hunt represented
the plaintiff and l. Reinberger, the
defendant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
DenunCiatory Placards Here.

TWO thousand mucilaged placards
have been received in the city by the
union OF electrical workers from New
Orleans. branding the Cumberland
Telephone md Telegraph Company.
with HEADQUARTERS at New Orleans as
unfair to union labor and lnemen
climbing their poles. seahs. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
Important Meeting for Baptists

The Wednesday night meeting of
the Baptist church will be an import
ant one and large attendance is
anticipated. 1t is desired to give the
committee to secure a pastor fuller
powers to act in the matter and for
that reason as large an attendance
as it is possible to have is desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN
Bad Weather Had Its Effect on
Attendance.

Tae puh.ie schools ofthe city opened
this morning with all the teachers at
tl-ir posts and a goodly attendance of
students. Owing to the threatening
weather prevalent tnis morning the
attendance was not &, large as Il
would have been under more favorable
circumstances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23

cards are being placed in conspjea-
oEs places all over the city.
1t is done, evidently, with the inten
ton OF fighting the corporation Try
Keeping o0t Of the territory Of the
Cumberland system Inemen WHO
yearly emigrate south The fight is
on, it seems. over the entire system
Of-the Cumberland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23

A full attendance is never expected
on the opening day, SO there are 40
surprises.
Dr. Jordan stated today that on
account OF the bad weather and il
being q Ming day today's attendance
at the public schools could not be
taken ae a criterion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
Exit pine Biuft Compress Company

The Pine Bluff Compress Company
Manday certified in the county clerk
Office that they had sold all the proper
ties. distributed the assets among the
stockholders end ceased to do busi-
ness in Pine Bluff. The compress was
recently sold TO the st. Louis Com.
MOSS COmpanN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
AMiii RroAMn Parconed

Attorney Greed Caldwell has been
notified of the pardon of Will Brown
which was granted Monday afternoon
by GOV. Davis. Mr.. CaldWeN has
been circulating petition to the
governor asking that he pardon Brown
but it had not been presented to Gov
Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
Chance at Southwestern Office

Miss EXa McCarra is now clerk and
hcckkeeper in the Office of the South
es.ort. Telephone and Telegraph Co.
The former bookkeeper Miss Halle
George, resigned recently.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23
Bailey's Hall for Fencibles

The jefferson Fencibles will hold
their drill Wednesday night in Bal
leys ha,!. which has been secured by
the company as an armory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23

NJ. Tohn NJ Oracle. of Little Rock
passed through the city today en- route
to his plantation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23

Mr.. S. RothchiIds, Of New York
City, we'll known travelling man, is
il the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-23

Mr.. l.. Hirsch, of Little Rock, is IL
the city today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
New York MininE Quotations.
Financial.

LONDON, Nov. 1A-Money was In mod
crate demand today and rates were easy.
One reason for the abundance Is believed to
be the employment of funds being collected
nected with the marine shipping combine.
Discounts were higher, owing to the con-
tinuation. of foreign bill buying. Prices on
the Stock exchange were quietly firm,
of Kaf1rs. The ease Of money induced a
demand for investment securities. Consols
were supported. Home rails reacted. Amer
leans opened weak and inanimate, due to
certain. and closed quiet. Grand Trunk
was firm. The depression in Kafhrs was
attributed to a big bear attack with the
view of recovering the stock before Colonial
South Africa. The selling was supposed to
emanate from Germany. Rio intos were
offered on Paris advices and the fairness in
copper, buyers of which were afraid to
in the United States. The Withdrawals Of
gold from the Bank of England were $4,000
for shipment to South America and s2OO,OO0
for Egypt.
today opened irregular. The official list
was steady, industrials were strong and
Kafflrs declined on liquidation in London,
but improved slightly later. During an
other hour industrials reacted, the Official
offers. Foreigners were fairly firm. Rio
tintos were dun. The private rate of dis
count was 2 1915 per cent. Three per cent
rentes, 9f 3215c for the account. Exchange
on London, 2Sf he for the account. Spanish
BERLIN, Nov. n.-Prices on the bourse
today were depressed. There was a sharp
break in mines on London advances. This
W WSicb bOI TSs lost Sy on e t Mestern bo mPeoY Tepor9s
Discount rates: Short bills, 2% per cent;
three months bills, 3A per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Nov. n-wOOL-The CONNER
cial bulletin will say in tomorrow's report
on the wool trade of the United States: The
market is strong and about 5 per cent up
over last weeks figures; sales are to con-
sumers this week: the specializing In me
dunn secured woods has stopped. but deal
ers who fought last week have resold to
manufacturers; best Texas twelve months
woods have advanced, with sales at SOc
for choice; Ohio delaine, SSc. The accu-
mutation at Kerrville Of all Texas woods
of 100000 pounds goes directly to the mills
for consumption at a cost, for secured,
of 66c laid down; even higher prices
are asked for fall WOODS now In
Boston; 10000 pounds OF Buenos
Ayres crossbreds were sold at 2oqSc
for lustre; prices in Buenos Ayres are now
40 per cent higher than a year ago and a
further advance this week OF 1zc on medium
and lie on hne woods In Melbourne dispels
the fear Of any danger Of heavy imports
caused by depression in foreign markets
The receipts of wool In Boston since Janu-
airy /, 1902. ave been 2ee, 4Is.sa pounds.
against 2S7 7s5, 734 pounds for the same
period In 1901. The Boston shipments today
are 29S, 794, 626 pounds, against shipments OF
226, $50, 1886 pounds for the same period In
1901. The stock on hand In Boston January
]. 1902, was T7,S40, 463 pounds; the total stock
today is 127, S44. 7S9 pounds. The stock on
hand November l6, 1901, was S7.743,ST3 lbs.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 14-WOOLSStrong; me-
dunn grades and combing. l5qls1c; light
fine, l3al1Aei heavy fine, lOgl4c; tub
washed, 16427hc.
NEW YORK, Nov. H-wooL-Firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15

weight OF the supplies. the production dur
ing the month Of October being 1922 tons
compared with N.O9s tons for the corre-
spending month last year. the production
for the ten months OF this year being 14,9S
tons. compared with 223,72i tons for the
same period In l91. London was - %
lower. with spot al Sol rs Sd and futures
at E5l i2s 81. The New York market was
weak but unchanged. with the exception OF
standard. which was quoted at NOlb noml-
nal. lake remained nominal at Al.5gqllB
and both electrolytlc and casting at Nl.3On
11.50. Lead was quiet and unchanged at
home and abroad. the local market being
dull at A.i2Ih and London closing at SO
l5s. Spelter was unchanged and dull here
at s.. 3OG5. 40. and also In London, where the
prices remained at e19 los. Iron declined
slightly in the English markets. Glasgow
closing at SIS Al and Middlesborough at sos
I'D. Locally iron was quiet and unchanged;
No. 1 northern foundry is quoted at SZ3.O
1850; No. 2 northern foundry, No. j south
ern foundry and No. 1 soft southern foun-
dry at $22.OOG23W. Warrants remain nom
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
Total receipts


CATTLE-There was a fairly liberal run
Of cattle here today for a Friday, and the
market was In rather bad shape. The rain
and snow during the night and early morn
ing made the cattle appear in bad form, so
that the natural tendency was to pound
prices.
There were not enough cornfed steers Of
fered to tell anything about the condition
OF the market. 1t was very evident, how
pointed over the short supply, and the mar
ket could not be quoted any more than
steady with yesterday.
The COW market took another drop this
ings consisted OF COW stun, and the demand
was limited. Trading was slow and gener-
ally egloc lower than yesterday; As com
ket is right around 358sOc lower. The de-
cline Affects all kinds, the cornfed stun
suffering fully as much as the grassers.
Bulls were also slow and weak today, but
not much change was noticeable in veal
calves and stays.
There were only a few stockers and feed
trading was very dull, the better grades
did not seem TO be much Of any lower than
yesterday. The weather was, OF course,
u~nfavorable to the selling interests, as II
hurt the appearance OF the cattle, and, be-
sides that, II would have a tendency 10
keep buyers at home. Spectators carried
over a good many cattle from Thursday.
cautious this morning. The common stun
in particular was hard to dispose of at any
price. The decline for the week amounts
There were comparatively few western
range steers on sale, and the market could
mon kinds were, OF course, extremely slow
sale. Range cows were about bQlOc lower
than yesterday or 5000 lower for the
but about steady with yesterday. For the
week. however, they show a decline OF
2594Oc. Representative sales:
@DUun
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
stock in Sight.
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-COFFEE-Spot,
Rio, quiet; No. Z invoice, Sic. Mild. dull;
Cordova, 7Adl2c: the market opened steady.
with prices unchanged to 5 points higher
on demand from shorts, Europe and com
mission houses, for a time prices held
steady around initial figures, the demand
easily absorbing offerings of local and Bal
timore importers; later there was a halt in
the buying movement and a renewal Of
liquidation by long interests and values lost
their partial advance, closing net unchanged
to 5 points lower and easy in tone. The
feature of trade was the switching out
Of December and other nearby positions
into later options. Total sales reached $3.50
bags, including: November. 4.65c; Deem
Der. 4.65q4. zoe; January, Abe; March, 4.95c;
May, 6loc; July. 5.25q5.ooc; September. 5.S5
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15

AS; COWS. S1.SOd3.SO; extra fat. Sass, Gables
quoted live cattle steady az uihnlSttc,
dressed weight: sheep selling at 1ldlSC,
dressed weight. refrigerator beef. firm at
lOihalliac, shipments, none; estimated to-
morrow, 2,2n head cattle, 2,2l7 head sheep
and $40 quarters OF beef.
CALNES-Receipts, S6 head; Veale
steady; steers lower; western, sc lower;
more than 800 head unsold; veals, S.OOd9.O0;
grassers, 2.S0G3.10; little calves. A.Ood4.JO;
westerns, 2.4O93.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1.6Q2 head; market weak;
state, Sc. 4OG6.5O; pigs, S6.65; no westerns.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 6.30S
head; sheep slow and iOd loo on lambs, Is
d25c lower; \ cars unsold: sheen, s.. 2Jiu
S62h; export grades. $3.75a4.O0. lambs. A.5O
as. 15;- extra, SS.S0a5.SIisS Canadian lambs,
-. 2b16. IS. Culls. AUld4. q.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Oats Close Lower, but All Other Grains Rise
on Board Of Trade.
HEAVY TRADE IN WHEAT LASTS ALL DAY
Men Scramble TO Get December Corn
and send Prices Soaring In
Morning., with Reaction
Later On.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-There was a heavy
trade in wheat today and prices were
cember corn &c higher and oats a shade
lower. January provisions closed 2Rc
higher TO 7hdl0c lower.
with higher markets abroad and a good eN-
port demand were responsible Tor me
fret bart OF the session was on an enor-
NOUS scale, but later In the day there was
q quieter feeling, although, the market was
active right up to the close. A leading
hull operator was credited with selling a
large fine, but II was stated that his buy
ing greatly exceeded his sales. Realizing
tales were on a large scale, but the de-
mand was always heavy enough to bring
about a rally after a momentary deehne;
price. December opened b4kc higher at
f2Mc to 721hc, and after selling at 72hc- ad-
SSGiEnSSssfd at to 7s sSS rn c]leS SiGss Of %sSest
land four were equal to 3S6,UOO bushels.
STad isStare cts. exports xps uA.S % T bSshels snS AGAINST nGSt
6,715,OO bushels last week. Primary re
ceipts were l,127,00O bushels, compared with
and Duluth reported receipts of 7S2 cars,
which with local receipts Of 12 cars-l6 OF
contract grade-made the total reGelpts ~
cars last week and $50 cars a year ago.
There was a wild scramble to get Decem-
her corn, and as a result the price went up
TO 1Hc over yesterdays closing figure dur
Ing the first half of the session. There was
liberal reSllzing at &c, the *. sd dInse ws an1 st a ne
Wet weather and light receipts, with pre-
dictions of continued rains. today caused a
stampede among shorts, who are beginning
90 entertain doubts as TO their ability to
secure enough contract stun to fill orders
for December delivery, as grading con-
tinues extremely poor. December opened
&c TO Tic higher at 52hc to S3hc and sold
up to 53%c. declining late In the DAY. on
local selling and closed sc higher at 62Nc.
Local receipts were ISL cars, with only . of
oats were dull and featureless, with
nriraa dPnn In avmnafhV with other grains,
The close was steady, with December a
shade lower at 29%c, after selling between
RsNc and 29bc. Local receipts were lS
cars.
feature 10 trading was a fair demand for
pork. The strength in grains helped pro,
Visions and the close was steady, with. lard
and ribs a trihe weak. January. pork closed
2hc higher at S16.12h, January lard Izgl0c
lower at s.. 97h and RIBS 2hc lower at S1.S1h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, 175 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
gA-.Goi.. nno1 / ul0h TAW 1 C10aa lYpat'v
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
50. Louis Live stock MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. observation-disclosures,
$500 head, including 200 head Texans: mar
ket steady; native shipping and export
steers, S5.O0q7.OO; dressed beef and butcher
steers, A.6Oq6.5O; steers under 1000 lbs, $500
$500; stockers and feeders, 60; cows
and heifers, R.25G5.00; Gamers, S2.0O02. IS;
bulls, &.2oq4.O0; calves, AOOd7.OO; Texas
and Indian steers, SS.l0q5.0O; cows and
heifers. 81. 2O63.3O.
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 head: market
strong to sc higher; pigs and lights, S6.O0D
6lb; packers, Sc. 10d6.25; butchers, &6.l566. IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head; market steady; native. muttons. S34
g4.V; lambs. SL25q5.40; culls and bucks,
S2.O0d40O; stockers &l.5OG3O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15

SHEEP-There was only a small supply
of sheep and lambs here today and as the
demand was in good shape the market on
killers ruled active and steady to strong.
Fed sheep and yearlings, mixed, of fair
quality sold at $500 and fed yearlings
brought 1915. Grass stun also sold. freely
at fully as good prices as were paid yes
terday. Several trains were late in arriv-
ing, but packers bought up the desirable
grades about as fast as they were offered
on the market.
There were only a,few feeders on sale this
morning, so that the good stun held about
steady. The kinds, though. were
extremely dull and weak, as buyers were
scarce.
d5'75; fair 10 good, s. 2548.S 50; good TO choice
wethers. Ss.40q3.5O; fair to good wethers.
s .10qS.A; choice ewes. t2.7bqs.0o; fair to
N.5OQA75; fair 10 good lambs, $.OOQ4.60;
choice native lambs. t6Oo96.H z; feeder weth-
ers, 81. 76d3.lk; feeder yearlings, 81 %;
feeder lambs. SS.oOql.00; Gull lambs, I.5O&
zoo; feeder ewes, n,2642.z6; Gull ewes. 7bc0
N.2S; stock ewes. t2.SOas.%. Representative
aaleRs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nfm, with a continued fair demand from
,1 sSrss9issfnstis, E a'asSs.g @:tMsh innies sSeq patents ssi Sia ss.s5
64.1O; Minnesota bakers. sS.2Odo.35; winter
eso. Rye hour. steady; fair to good, 5000
640; choice to fancy, 2.5O@3.56. Buckwheat
hour steady. s2.2oa226, spot and to,arrixe
city. SIS; Brandywine: ss4O6s65.
RYE-steadyb No; 2 winter, SOC. 4 Q; b..
Hfoat; No; 2, 5tq64lsc; track state 64aS4lte.
BARLEYITQ1ieti feeding. .41e, e.. t..
S9 waS:A %alflSs; $780, isS s J f. Sui nuf saSSrts.
1O1. 979 bu.; sales. 1.S5S.000 blu. futures, 10000
bu, spot. spot nm; No. 2 red, rise, elo-
! northern, Duluth, HE T. o. b. ahoat;
No. 1 hard, Manitoba, she I. o. b. afoat:
Options 6n t here nS SSie Int spS fiT rsce Eenerahl eyv sl
seaboard ~clearances. frm cables, covering
and the advance In corn. The close was
December. 7sKq7sc; closed at 7S5Sc.
coRN-Rscelpts SAsSO su.; exports. 1897
6Shc. I. o. b. anoat; No 2 yellow. SsEc; No.
2 white, csc, In the option market Decem-
Nay foiiowfns at a slower pace as an out
come OF continued wet weather and further
alarm among shorts. Near months closed
January closed at 5S+c; May, is ii-isG47c;
closed at 46%c; November closed at CSC
oxSTs@Receipts. $40 su.; exports. s7as
bu. Spot. steady Nc. 2 3rSci No. 8, 3stc;
sts9dsrd white sc; No; z white, sc: No.
nal; track, white western. s6@s7c; track,
white state. seas7e; on 2 fair speculation
December closed at Sac.
III H~AX < : sSS,Ss ;ssc ssSlSS shipping S@7Oc.
1900, ss@SSc; 1871. 24@9Se; oids, 7@l21lc; Pa.
cine coast. 1900. 2SqSsc; 1901, 2SGg7e; olds. "a
HIpEsLouiet; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs.
1sc: California, n TO Is lbs, lsc; Texas dry
LEArHER-steady hemlock sole, Bueno,
~PRovisIoNs1Beei, quiSt: family. $4,000
si.So: packet uI6OGi5.bO; city extra Indis
mess. SR60odeSo. Cut meats, Irregular
pickles PTs. ;Sss SsilsSs' phiehEii eSia hams Di'k .isOo sh9q z
Lard, easier; western steamed, $40 75dlO.85
refined, easy continent 81 To- soutl
steady family, so; short clear, taiOO@2SOO
T1LToWSpuil and weak; city, SIC
RicE-Ffrm; domestic. fair to extra, 4HG
SIC; Japan. 4A6Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LAS pkgs.; nrmer
common to choice creamery, 9a2Sac.
cHEEsE-Receipts. Sis6 pkgs.; hrm
new. 12hc; fancy small. white and coloret
OLD, l246lsei new, lSHe
EG0o-heceiplht aVti phbc.t utms stat
and Pennsylvania, average best, &G2S5kC
western, poor 10 fancy graded, 0q2Ic-
ob RlSSuLTSSxs @ic Siiy sSrk.1 9Tre iSSi FOWLS sP Jig
10c. Dressed: Ftrmer; western chickens
1Sai3ho; western fowls, nhq12c; sprin
turkeys, 12ulI3Ac.
METALs-Ttn declined l5d in London &C
day, spot closing at Els los and futures q
eliA e %. h foreign weakness wa
weak and closed about 90 points lower 3
SA.09es& Cooper apparently feels th
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15

HOGS-There was not a very heavy run
of hogs here this morning, and as the de-
mand or the part of packers continued of
quite liberal proportions, the market opened
fairly active and 5d10c higher than yester-
days average. The bulk of the hogs. sold
from $6.6 to $3.50, and the choicer loads
everything that was offered on the morn
ing market was disposed Of In good sea-
son, but there were several late trains.
The advances of yesterday and today
have made up just about half of the de-
cline for the week. but the market is still
about 15c lower than at the close of last
week.
The late hogs that arrived sold at fully
as good prices as were paid earlier In the
day, as there did not seem to be any too
many hogs to meet the demand. Repre-
sentative RaleR:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-15
EGGs-Easier. zoe, loss OF.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. H.-wHEAT-Spot,
firm; No. 2 red, western. winter. IS SID;
No. / northern. spring, 6s I'd; No. / Califor-
mia. Is sgd; futures. steady; December, IS
102sd; March. 6s ND; May, 5s i1Sd.
CORN-Spot. quiet: American mixed, 6s
Sd; futures, steady; January, 4s 4%d; March.
HoPs-At London. Pacific coast. nrm at
FLoUR-st. Louis fancy. winter. quiet.
PEAs-Canadian. steady, ss I'd.
PROVISIoNS-Beef, strong; extra India
mess, lbs. Pork. strong; prime mess, west
ern, S5s, Hams, short cut, Il TO is lbs.
quiet at 66s. Bacon, Cumberland cut,
Is to 80 lbs, dull, SIS; short ribs, Is to "a
lbs. easy at SIS; long clear middles, light,
Is to "a lbs, quiet. Sis Sd; long clear middles.
heavy. IS to 20 lbs. quiet at eos; short clear
bellies. IA to 16 lbs, steady at ess. should
ers. square, IL to 10 lbs, steady. SIS Cd. Lard.
prime western, in tierces, strong, Sos Cd:
American refined, in pals, firm, 6Js.
CHEESE-Strong; American finest white
SIS Cd; American hnest colored, SIS Cd.
TALLOW-F1rm; prime city, 22s Sd; Aus
tralia. in London. 34s Sd.
Receipts Of wheat during the last three
days, $1,000 c~entals, including 10000 Amer
lean. Receipts OF American corn during the
last three days. 500 centals.