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New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
JEROME CoMMENDs CROOKS ARREST
Commissioner Greene Declines to Express
Anv Opinion on McClusky's Raids.

As result Of the raid crooks ordered on
Monday evening by Inspector McClusky, the new
head OF the police detective service, stGty-tWo
prisoners were on exhibition at Police HeadQuar-
ters Yesterday morning. They were described as
one-half Western confidence swindlers and one
half professional pickpockets. Most OF the West
erners had been arrested at or near hotels IN
Broadway while many Of the pickpockets had
been caught in the Bowery. They were stood up
at the detective bureau yesterday morning 10 be
looked over carefully by all the detectives. 50 that
they may he arrested again easily II they stay IN
the city.
Insnector McCTusky declared that his plan
70 drive ali the crooks" out Of the city by har-
assfnR them constantly. Most of these crooks
come from Chicago and st. Louis. Inspector Nc
Clusk. said. "and they have been working the
hotels along Broadway or the places in the Bow
erv ] intend to make life miserable for them
here that they will go back to their homes in the
West. and get sick right away II anybody men-
tiOns New-York to them.
Half the prisoners sent to the JEFFERSON
Market court where Magistrate Breen asked
TO remand them for twenty-four hours to give oP-
portunty for the detectives TO get evidence against
them II possible, all having been arrested as sus-
nicious persons" Several police court lawyers
however clamored for the release Of the prisoners
unless the police had specific charges to mako
against them, and the result was that all except
seven Of the prisoners were discharged. The seven
held in bail examination were accused as pro-
fessionaI thieves. OF attempting to ply theif udoe
at public places.
Half of the alleged crooks" mostly those
caught in the Bowery, were aTraigned at the
Tombs court and held by Magistrate Bar
low in bail until to-day.
Police Commissioner Greene the process
sion of alleged crooks leaving Police Head
quarters yesterday morning and seemed TO be in
terested in McCIusky's raid. but he declined to
express any opinion as 10 the wisdom OF trying 10
scare such persons cut of the city. District At
torney Jerome said:
II don't want to commend or disapprove OF
ANYTHING McGIusky mag have done in this matter
until know the facts. but anything the police may
do to rid the city of these Broadway thieves ls
most commendabe- We have enough thieves OF
our own without having these fellows from the rne
west On the publication recently OF the names
~ q number OF thieves arrested here. they left
the cftv and last nights raid may result sin-
iarIv II is q good method TO drive them OUT
of the city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEpNESDAE-At $50 n Europe. per . 9 81
Paul ,iz Southampton a 50 a s7- Netherlands
direct. : be directed
s. StaatendarI' D.; $50 a. supplementary ~
M for Europe per > CIsTmantc Eta Queensto~n
tmaII FOR France Switzerland. Italy, spain, Portugal
Turkey Egypt Greece British Ia:Ia and Lorenzo Mar
be directed $ = CfeTngntc
THCRSDAY-At N for France. switzerland Italy
Spain Portugal Turkey EEypr Greece. British India
and Lorenzo Marquee, 3 La Lz1rTans. via HavTa
Ca for other parts OF Europe must be directed per
, $ Ia LorraiDe'O.
sATURDAY-At 80 n n Complementary a NJ Lor
Europe s =. Iyernia. via Queenstown: az a m
Belgium direct, = E1derland trlaN must g
directed per 3. Eadsr!and'.): al n N for LAY
direct. g. Weinsr mail must be directed Per
WeIrar'J: a $50 a m for Scotland direct. per
$ Astoria Cmau be directed per .. 3
Astoria'Ds II g. m cor Denmark direct. per s. O.
Norge mail directed per = = SOrge'G
PRINTED MATTER, ETC--This steamer takes PriLtsI
Papers. and Samples for Germany
onIv The same class OF mail other parts
Of Europe will BY ship unless specially
directed by her. -
After the closing Supplementary TraGsa tlantlo
Malls named additional Supplementary Mails a
opened piers OF the American English Erenin
German and remain OFRu until WitnAn
Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
JUSTICE DAY PAST THE CRISIS.
Making Satisfactory Progress Toward Re-
covery, His Physician Says

Washington. March H-Dr Hardin after MS
,,orInp visit to Justice Day, issued the following
bulletin:
Iu..tce DAY slept we'll last night. and Is doing well
.St9 Tnornin4 He has passed the critical stage or
ths disease and conyaleecence haE apparently De-
gun
DR. Hardin made smother visit to his patient this
evening. AS he was leaving the hotel about 10
O'Clock he said that Justice Days progress toward
recovery was entirely satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
TWELVE CHARGES AGAINST TEACHER.

Miss Louise Murray. teacher Of the third grade
l., ccboo1 No. /. Kearny, near Newark, has been
s,snended. pending an investigation into charges
Of insubordnation. Among the charges are: HeaE cav
,a arar. IN drawing questions the board dur
nv nroeress of examination; telling Mrs Shepard.
+ba principal when being censured as 10 apoVe
that her opinion would be asked for when desired
or words to that effect frequent unexpialned anu
0- -oz +o-d,ness: falling to treat Mrs. Shepard
1tL ne respect due principal from teacher;
refusing to play the piano "hen Fequesleu ~ oo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST


UEDNESpAY-At A. FOR Bermuda Per .
PRETORIA for HavagueE Ordinary mail only
per Evelyn Ordinary mail for ether parts Of Porto
must he directed per Evelyn p at Il 80 N
fnican Republic. per $ SeW-TOrk: at l23O , m
supplementary 1:3I 2 m for 81. Thomas - Croz;
I4reFart HlndUard Islands, British. Dutch ana
: f1rrb0rs tT1aL t0T F4F1a1cfa
C-enada and Trinidad must be directed ''per = $
faTihbee
THCRSDAY-At s a. II. S0r barbados. Ter BeIaE-
E!O Pe-na-n5ucO and Santos must
directed BeaZEio''f t0r
Cuba, Tucatan. Can1peche. TabasCo and ChiapsS per
Esperarza t7lau for ether parts or AieEico nus
Santiago. rer Terb~na
FRIDAY-Ar a. I;-az,. Argentine. CTuguay and
Paraguay. Sordky1 VIA P=rnanbuco. Aacein ara
Rio Janeiro trnai De directed per NoI1hyn ,.
n Brazil. :. Hevelus- VIA Pernar1-
buco. Bahia Janero trnai FOR Northern Brazil
per & 8 Hsvelus''): - II. for Mexico, Per s.
Naanzss Tan-piCO (rnal must Re directed psr .
Matanzas). at 12 n for Northern Brazil. per l. a
POlycaTp-
Porto Rico, and Venezuela = Philade-
phia fr7au for SavanIIa ard Csrtagsna must 5e d.
per s. 5. Philadelphia, D at 800 d N Sup
Elementary 1890 for Fortune Island Jarnalta
SavanLa and CartaEena. AleHs tnal f.r Cosrs
r1ust Re Alens''1: at 9.So m
Isupoeuenta-v Io-SO a Haiti and santa Marta
per s Adirondack mail for Petit Glsve must -
directed per AdronfackD: at 2 Sn a n tSup-
pIa 1890 a n for Central America 'eGcept
Costa Pics) and S7uth Pacific Ports per Asranca.
Colon tmail Tor Guatemala must oe directed, PEI
AiTianca)- 10 n for Cuba - > - MOTTO
castle Havana st 10 foT Haiti Esr =
T,rfrs VIM " Curacao NereZUela- Trinidad
British and Dutch Guiana Re directed per = >
Prtns W- W: AZ 1880 ? n c7r Cuba. per >
Curityba- via Havana.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
Po.t0mre yotfre.

0should hs DAILY BY all Interested. nS changes
may occur
Foreign mails FOR ending March n 1903 VII
Close promptly II All tEe General PostCnce ss
follows. Parcels Post carrier LraA
closing time below Parcels mails FOR Ger
many close al 3 n Wednesday, per 5 5 Ba-oarossa
Regular and close Forelgn
tfou half hour later than closing shown below sx
cept that Supplementary Mails fcr Europe and Cenra4
America. Via Colon. close later al Foreign sa
linn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees; lowest 3D.
g. a. average temperature for corresponding date
~ last wear 4S average temperature for corresponding
date last twenty-five years, 30
Local forecRA-FaiT to-day Ano InnrEday nct 20
fsT Tht 10 Srssh northeast wtndS becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
NEW-YORK CIT.

Mail u,tscr5bsrs 10 the DAILY an rRI-WEEhlLT Win
be charged one IN lddittoS %
tho named
THE TRIBUNE wrI Be mailed TO Cube- Porto RAess
Hawaii Philippines without extra expense foS
FoP points In Eurore and Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Nfl mailed a. the fo~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

Mr. Arthur Hoeber has at the Katz Gallery thir-
teen endscs per. most. If not all. of recent date.
Several Of these show distinct advance. Pictures
like the Clearing After Rain the Cape Cod
Marshes" and the September Moon. Cape Cod"
are 100 smooth in surface too nerveiess in hand
ling. for the excellence OF composition which we
in each 20 make effect But beside these
Pedestrian performances there pictures OF real
merit. The Waning Day has atmosphere as well
design. and IN this. in the 'Moonrise at Sunset
and in salt Marshes there Is a subtle tender
ness Of feeling a delicacy OF color which COM
raad warm praise. The collection il refreshingIy
vsTled in striking contrast to the dainty quetude
Of The Waning Day the color and the execution
n The Storm forcfbIe and inepirftfng. Pict-
ures Ike these show that Ar. Hoeber Is rapidly
and frufuliy developing In the same gallery with
his pictures there are exhibited dozen Landscapes
by Nj Albert L GroH This artist has the pictorial
instinct he has temperament, and tH style he cul
nFetes breadth which augurs we'll for his future
u II oovious however, that he is the way, that
MS treatment Of tree forms needs TO be strength
eheo and that his color wants puri6c2tdon. His
silver Noon" would be Q charming picture If II
were not too morhiG IN tone: his Moonlight the
Aackensack" would Likewise give pleasure II IT
were not a shade toe cold Even with his Irrsts-
tions. however, Mr.. GroH manages to strike nete
Of his own and remains interesting The half
Nnacn are placed In the room, capital In
their hurnor and SktifuIy modelled. At the
noe Galleries there a number Of paintings by
Frozessor Kari HedneT Of Dresden He IL q facils
painter, with q pretty vein OF sentiment. TIE
long dark picture Of ancient building set among
Tw1nShf. ls q romantic production. With sympathy
"a and good deal ef technical aptitude. Pro-
lesser Hefner In orr. hcv@vsr. where looks
ies hs1Hg Light and air; he II crude and faSteless
ia hAs eaioE as6 be hs nersay HaAunered where oas
locks for sty1a OF tie paintings IN ell asd water
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
Married.

byterlan church. Wilson. n y. by the Rev Dr. Iif-
fany, Robert c. F7aCk. TerrytoWn. y. Y. and Miss
Julia Lauretta Daley, Wilson. y. 7
Notices OF marriages ana deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC

CT-BA-Bv rail to Port Tampa, Fla. a1i ths1rs hy
daily. THURSDAY. a.
30 a n t-he connecting mails close here Mon
wednesdays and SATURDAYS
MEXICO CITY-Oy-rand. unless spsciav addressed f7r
by uril"r eS0e7-
sunday. at ,2o ?. and II 30 p n Sundays az
>ctEyFCI ~ NpIANr-By rail % North svfnay then~s
E,. sraarrsr, closes Wis Once daily = So ?
fcnnnectinE mails Monday. Wednesday
Saturday.
TANXT~A-Bv ran Boston. and thence Hy steamer
closes al this once 80 THURSDAY. March -
BY PHILADELPHIA and thence 2y steamer closes
this office a II 80 NslDeSl1ay-
MTOTEION-By rail To Boston and thence D. steamer.
ciCass AZ this os-Ce daily $50 r
RETTZE Puerto CORTEZ nd CJA-ESrALA-Fy "a.
~ Se-Orfears and thence BY steamer closes at thls
ofHCa daily except Suufav AZ = 30 n and VIZ
SUNDAYS at r IN and ~ -2n trGu1ectirE
mails closes here Mondays At 4ll.3o ? M
CC,STA Pv Orleans and thence ~
az Office daily. except SUNDAY at
II ~ 2 N and rIIso ? Sundays a. = and Tli2n
m connecting mail closes here Tuesdays at +ll:3O
.. NJ CO.
I-1CriIa ~ closes this 0fh~s
MOnt!ay- W-1rasliay and saturday
+Terlstered mall closes at 8 . m previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
RuPnett's Vanilla
Erie.

is pure Don't your grocer work OF cheap and
dangerous subs having BuT7ettS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

II thi. diagram continuous white line shows the
IN in pressure indicated by The Trihunes self
acornK The dotted line shoVs the tepera
80 "a recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
The following record from the Weather Bureau
~ the changes temperature for the last twenty
- 49,. II, comparison the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
SpeciaI Notices.
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TIE TRIBUNE win by mail 70 any A01tsS y
country abroad Gddrsss changed As ofsz
desired Subscriptions h@ given 20 yonE
before corysu1snt n3n0 NS~-~
IN a. THE TRIBUNE Ofics-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

The de.irabl. route Buffalo. Cleveland Cincinnati.
Chicago ana the west Perfect and equipment.
The best dining and cafe service
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
THE WEATHER REPORT,
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

- ,., March 1.-THE weather has cleared some
-. - +ba Eastern districts and the Southwest The
,e continues high the Northeast and the South
western low pressure has moved eastward 10 southern
Colorado - ,,-u. .,-- L.,.
T,-ing the last tventy-four hours light rains have
,aIen n the Ohio Valley the lake region NeW-Fs4aa
and the Middle Atlantic States There have also Oeen
eastern slope . c.. ~. ,. -
II is warmer the Middle Atlantic States ana some
what colder in the plateau region
Fair weather is indicated for tomorrow and IhursdaV
+, ~ rs.rern districts and elsewhere. except over
~. aas+arn slope Missouri Valley and the mldaie
ts61intai1 region. is probable Rain Is
I.o robie in the Middle and Lower Mississippi valley
1t viii be colder in the Upper missouri val.
- 81 middle Rocky Mountain region and over the
sinns region and Thursday in the Lower
sIisso valley Middle Mississippi Valley and the
Southwest .,- 49,. -rv1 80 r,os.1y Izbt 70
1rash northeast on Gulf Coast fresh southeast 10
sn,,h an6 on Lake Michigan. fresh northeast -
steamers depar1ing for European ports VIII
light to fresh northeast winds and cloudy weather
10 the Banks
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

Recause Il is a sure destroyer. II fs The
less strength -Etver-Dr. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
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advertise merits 20 THE TRIBUNE Ssw-FOTk CITY RS-
By Fcstnice money order express money oroe a'
or letter
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
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SINGLE coPTEa
SUNDAY ceatsI WEEKLY REVIEW, esHS9
DAILY cents TRI-WEEKLE. SsSS
WEEKLY FARMERS cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC = GENIE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
z-o Hvy-FnrIsnd fair to-day and Thursday; light to
.,.t northeast winds becoming variable.
For rbe District of Columbia and Maryland fair to
49, ,,crsas,nx cIoudness Thursday; light fresh east
70 southeast winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Eew-Jersey and Delaware
>t- to dav and Thursday: light winds. becoming
For Western PennsyIvania and Western New-ioTk iar
to-day: rain Thursday; variable "lhuS' 0e'o"i"s i'
southeast 81, - H.. .,s ryvr.5.v. ro+
- "a ,o 1ayS light to fresh nortl winds becom-
ing variable.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
~ EARr.Y MAIL rRAIN

points Cuitsd Statss. Canada ard Ae14sa
toutsids CT corouEhs OF Manhattan and rhS Br0a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

Rev stephen Merritt. world -Wide-known, ,aS IN
seTtaker: only place Of eostna21 sth ave AnS 'S
n :: largest IN thA wari6. Tai. IA-ISsh-S6
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-08

South America. The weekly statement Of
the Bank OF England shows the foloWlng
changes. Total reserve, increased Elf'VVD'
circulation, decreased eS,0O; bullion, in.
creased ElO,651; other securities, decreased
E5,lZi,OOO; other deposits. decreased $500
OO; public deposits, decreased E56o,OOO;
notes reserve, increased $500; government
securities unchanged. The proportion. OF
the Bank Of England's reserve to liability
TINS week Is 62.l1 per cent, as compared
with $3.50 per cent last week.
PARIS, May Prices on the bourSe
today opened firm, but later showed feeble
ness and depression, owing to the growing
seriousness of the Balkan situation. Otto
mans went of and other internationals
were irregular. Rentes were steady n
lndustrials were heavy. Rio tintos fell II.
The general tone was unsteady and rather
heavy. The private rate Of discount was
rs per cent. Three per cent rentes, sSt 22zc
for the account. Exchange on London, 25t
lS12c for checks. The weekly statement of
the Bank Of France shows the following
manages Notes in circulation, decreased
l36.Oi5,OOOfi treasury accounts current, de.
creased S.5OO,OOOf; gold in hand, decreased
~85O.OOOf; bills discounted, decreased l9S,55O,-
OO0fi silver in hand, increased 4,7O0,O0Jf.
BERLIN, May There was lively deal
ing on the bourse today in shares of the
steel companies, owing to information that
American orders for 5000 have just been
placed. In the other departments business
was quiet and prices were firm. Money on
call was quoted at 4 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-08
wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch 11O-1I1 Board of Trade
Building.

CHICAGO, May 7.-WHEAT-There has
been a large general trade in wheat, with
important LIQUIDATION Of July wheat
casional support has been given the market,
but 1t has been u puzzling one and there
has been no certainty as TO what has been
under way. The tendency has been down
ward and at times prices showed a loss
from Tuesday of &c TO 1lac. English cables
were 1sq9bd lower; Paris unchanged to 1c
lower. The southwest continued to report
damage and the outside markets were rela-
lively firm. Minneapolis predicted a de-
crease there of $4,000 bushels. 1t W Is
estimated The Argentine shipments would
be $4,000 bushels, compared with 6l2, %
last year. Broomhall corrected the world =
bushels, instead Of 81 O.0)O announced Tues
day. New York reports 80 loads Iaken for
export. Local casn sales, t0,00l bushels.
1870, OOO; primary shipments, 10000 bushels,
against $500. Northwest receipts. SO irs,
against 1Ol last year. Local rece pts, 81 cars.
with ! contract: estimates for tomorrow, 80
cars. The Price Current said while the
wheat condition has been somewhat low
cred, the general average still remains
good. Gables reported rains were badly
CoRN-The market has been barely
steady for futures; cash market has been
were moderate, but eastern demand has
been slow. Local receipts, 1S2 cars. with 4
contract; for tomorrow, 225 cavs.
Cables were kq1Rc lower. C~learances, 49,
600 bushels. New York reports 10 loads
taken for export. Local cash sales, 100 200
bushels; charters for 100000 bushels. 1t vas
estimated the Argentine shipments would
be 100000 bushels, compared with S64. 900
last year, and Argentine reported weather
improved. The Missouri state report said
the corn planting was only p per cent,
against IS per cent last year. Primary re.
ceipts, $4,000 bushels, against 1900; pri-
mary shipments, 253 900 bushels, against
$4,000 last year.
OATS-The market has been quiet, with
prices about steady. The Missouri crop re
port. which estimated the area s per cent
less and the condition 81, was an influence,
The Price Current said the week had beer
unfavorable. The sample market was
about nc lower. Local receipts, 125 cars
with 9 contract; for tomorrow
115 cars. Clearances, 2I.O0J bushels. New
York reports 10000 bushels taken for ex-
port. Local cash sales, 5000 bushels.
PROVISIQNS-The market opened barely
steady. Armour & Co. bought July RIB
early. supporting the market. Exporter
! bought lard and ribs, which caused the ad
vance. Trade mostly local. There wer'
$4,000 head hogs; market SOW and easy, so
Toe lower. Closed at best; heavy grade 2
shade higher than opening; other grade
weak at early decline; one load of fancy
heavy hogs sold at 81. for to
morrow. 1900 head. Hogs in the wey
today. 60, 800 head, against $3.50 last weel
and 5000 last year. Private stimate o
stocks In store: Pork, 1850 barrels; lard
! Il, 100 ~tierces, and ribs. S.40l.OOO pounds.
WEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-08
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. May 7.-FLOUR-Recelpts,
p, 25s bbls. exports, s,535 bbls. dull. but
steady; winter patents, S.75d4OO; winter
Q4.SO; winter extras, ~$2.StaSl6: Minnesota
bakers, S.20qS.4O; winter low grades. $1,6Jg
$50 Rye -four, dull; fair, to good, S2.SOg
800; choice to fancy. sS.2oqS.i5
CORNMEAL-steady; yellow western,
800; city, SLt4; B~ranoywine, 80. 4Oa5.55.
RYE.steady; No; western, 59l4G, + Q. b.,
BARLEY-Quiet; feeding, sic, e. /. T.,
Bqnalo; mailing, o!c, G; l. T. Buffalo.
none. Spot. easier; No. red, Si%c, eie,
northern Duluth, 55s,c. I. o. b., aaont;
Options opened weaker because of poor
cables and a favorable weather map. On
at noon, but were a second time depressed
by liquidation, and closed weak at sc net
decline: May slSqSi%e,, closed at 81 S-16c;
SS.IXLLES %NgaassS' Stossa at N'sci september
CoRN-Receipts, SO,9oo bu. exports. 9O.5C9
s sa, Spot; easy No. 2 S2&c' e]lsy9tor, and
No. 2 white. sc. The option market showed
considerable early strength on cold, wet
with wheat and closed unchanged. May,
b2Ad63c. closed at 53c; July. 5ihG51 7-i6c,
closed at 5lLc; September closed at 5OAc.
oATS-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, SIS
sse; Standard DIV White IL; i6eSa6Jx s;efSS ny. s. 30 s7c +
mixed western, nominal; track white $50
45e; Options we're easy. May closed at
HAY,,9qist; shipping, Oa75c; good to
H~OPs-Quiet; state. common to choice,
1902. l1Q24c; 1901. lbd1Sc: olds. 6dl0c; Pa
siae coast. 1909. lSd22lsc; 1901. 15al7c; olds,
HiDEs-steady; Galveston. 90 to 25 lbs.
"a to 80 lbs, lac.
LEATHER-Steady; acid, 24d25Hc.
R~lCE-Ftrm; domestic, fair to extra. lHd
&c; Japan. nominal.
1880; beef hams, S20,o0a2i.5O; packet, NO5Od
100: city extra India mess, SlSOOQ20 al
Cut meats. quiet; picked bellies, S9.5OdiO5 go,
picked shoulderL 50; picked hams. $ii. Tbd
400 Lard. steady; western steamed. 500,
America. $3.50; compound. S7.62hRS.OO. Pork
steady; family $40; short clear. hs.SOq9O25
TALLow-steady; city. SIC; country. 81
BUTTER-Reoeipts. 5000 pkgs.: firm
extra creamery. 22ci common to choice
EGGs-Receipts. 1S.4Os pkgs.: western
storage packed. l6Ac; western hrsts. 1sa
CHEEsE-Receipts. 6.Ol4 pkgs.: steady
fancy small, white. old, 13dl5c; large white
lSGl4Ac; small white, new. l2Ac: larg.
white. new, l2c; large colored, new. I%G
l2c
HETALs-Tin advanced i5s IN London
spot closing at Ei56 l5s Sd and futures a
flS6 lbs, while locally tin was firm at 800
d30l2h- Cope advanced Is 50 to E6a &
for spot and bs 70 f6 p Sd for futures Il
the London market. In New York cope
was auieter and nominally unchanged a
N4bOd1ATb for lake. electrolytic and cast
ing. Lead Was steady and UNCHANGED Ii
London at Ri2 Is Sd and al AsrA In tn
local market spelteT was unchanged a