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Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
Teday's Convention.

The democracy of Maricopa county There is on the surface a total lack oe interest in the proceedings and it seems unlikely that anything will de SeIop in the course of the day to invest them wsth great interest. The primary and only purpose of the coming to- eetheT is to instruct a set of delegates to Ije named. iO vote for Mark Smith a. the territorial convention next month for nominee for delegate in con- gTess.
 Hut it would not be surprising if there would be on irrelevant develop nlrni of BFyaalsm and a recrudescence oi Iiears'ism. The proceedings at St. louis have never met with the full ap Istural et oI the democrats of Maricopl county; we may say that they have never mat with the slightest approval of the democrats who controlled the last convention and selected q Hearst delegation.
 It is not unreasonable to suppose that there Ntil be some sort of a dec laratiOn uf principles today. A demo- crat cannot meet and enjoy himself without U declaration of some kind. Not a delnecrutsc convention has been held in this county within the last ten years in wh;Ch Ihere has not been q must earnest declaration In favor of free silTeF, n0t q mere declaration, either, huS a pereSnptOTy demand. We might go even further and say that there has been held hardly q demo- cratic city convection Ur a democratic precinct caucus ist which plans for the reform and conduct of the general gov ernment have Hos been put forward.
 It can hardly. therefore. be expected that our democratic friends will be able to contain thsmseIves today when there is so much lo be said on a great variety of Interesting topics. Silence would be EI,demoCrauc and if there is one thing Ebas q democrat fears more than another iE is that be may appear to be unjemOCFgtic.
 Then. lG Rhete should be a declaration Of principles today it is Interesting to conjecture as Co what form lt will take. Will t be shown that the democracy of Maricopa county have heen "reor- sanized' along with q majority of the democrats Of the country? Will the ''undying principles" of Bryanism be silently folded in cCrerents and laid away forever? Cr. will they be per Initted to iie around exposed to the elements NaG denied Christian burial? We f;an hardly conceive of such neg ls-'e 1t is possible that seat in the tslitScnti0n today will be worth the sHire Ok admission.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
 TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED.
A Sample Bottle Sent Free by MaII.

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy. fulflls every wish in promptly curing kidney, bladder and uric acid troubles, rheumatism and pain in the back. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor wine Or beer. and over comes that unpleasant necessity of be- ing compelled to go often during the day and to get up many times during the night The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp Root Is soon realized. It stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most dis dressing cases.
 Swamp Root is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney liver, bladder or uric acid trouble you will find it just the remedy you need.
 If you need medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one dollar sizes. You may haze a sample bottle of this great kidney remedy, Swump Root, and q book that tells all. about it and it's great cures, both sent absolutely free by mail. Address pr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton. N. Y. When writing be sure to mention that you read this generous offer in the Phoenix Daily Republican. Don't make any mistake. but remember the name, Swamp Root. pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y. on every bottle
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
A Colorado Judge.

There is judge in Colorado who has announced that he will never sentence prisoner to death even if a jury should find him guilty and amenable to death at the hands of the law.
 This judge states his adherence of capital punishment and makes an eX- cellent plea against judicial executions. At the same time he is a sworn of ficer of the state and thus bound to obey the laws as he finds them. He says that he would set aside a verdict which involved death rather than inn pose the sentence. thus declaring that he would himself become a violator of the law by which he is bound in the performance of his duty.
 We can sympathize with and applaud the man who stands for what he con- siders to be right even to the extent of Objecting to the provisions of the law. But a man who occupies a seat on the bench is merely an executive of ficer and it is his duty to obey the laws made and provided for his guid- ance. If the Colorado judge does not like the laws of his state it is not for him to ignore them in the performance of his judicial functions. It is for him to resign forthwith.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS.
 Hotel Burke
AMERICAN PLAN.

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA l05 rooms. All modern conyeniences- A strictly first-class and modern hotel Sample rooms for commercial men
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
FINGER PRINT IDENTIFICATION.

The Identification Of criminals by means of finge prints introduced in re- cent years in European police and pen al establishments is paralleled by a similar custom which has been used in Korea for centuries to identify fe- male slaves. In paper recently read before the AntlropolOgieal society of London by a missionary from Korea it was stated that in the deeds of sale of slaves the hand of the latter was placed on the sheet of paper on which the deed was inscribed, and an outline of the fingers and thumb was traced, while, in addition. an impression was made of each finger. Such impressions, which naturally furnish a complete identifi- cation, have been found on deeds tha date back l,200 years.-Kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
FAMOUS PHYSICIANS DIPLOMACY

Some Philadelphia physicians re- gently were playfully discussing the diplomacay to be employed with young mothers.
 When I'm called to a house where there is a baby whose sex I do not know said one, T am always embar- rassed as to how to speak of it. A mother always feels better if you ask her: How is the little girl?' or How is the little boy" as the case may be. as she usually takes pride in the sex of the child, whichever it is"
 One of the most famous physicians in the world remarked:
 T never have any trouble in that re- gard. l make it a rule to call all babies whose sex is unknown to me Francis The mother doesn't know
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
WATCH AS A SHIRT STUD.

The latest novelty in watches has just been completed by a watchmaker in Paris, who has made a set of three gold shirt studs, in one of which is ;l watch that keeps excellent time, the dial being about three-eights of an inch in diameter.
 The studs are connected by a strip of silver inside the shirt. The watch contained in the middle one is wound by the turning of the stud above and the hands are set by turning the stud below. The most striking thing about the minute machine is that it works with a 'pendlum like a clock. and the pendulum will act with ease and ac- curacy in whatever position the time piece is placed, even if it be upside doWn.-Boston Herald.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
pHOENIX, ARIz., AUGUST. 28, 1904.
DON'T FORGET YOUR PAPER.

Every year scores of Arizonians re- turning from their vacations express regret that they failed to order The Republican sent to them during their absence. They did not appreciate what they were missing until they were away, and then they neglected to send in their orders. Most of the people who leave for the summer take the necessary precaution to provide themselves with their favorite paper, however. We de- sire to remind all our readers that The Republican will be sent by mail to any address in this country or abroad. and address changed as often as desired. Subscriptions may be given to your re- gulas newsdealer before leaving, or. If more convenient, orders may be sent by telephone or mail. A postal card %ilf do the business and you will be happy.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23

It will be unfortunate indeed if the removal of immediate danger to Pa cific commerce by the practical elimi- nation of the Russian fleets is allowed to abate the desire for certain reforms and clarifcation in international law to which recent occurrences have forced attention. The familiar maxim anent the time to prepare for war is certainly applicable to preparations for confiining the inconvenience as well as the losses of war to the mar rowest possible limits in time and space.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23

lust as far as possible Japan, in mod ernizing herself took the United States for a model; but it is scarcely neces- saIy to say, in view of the scientific excellence of her army orSanlZl tion, that she did not do that in building up her splendid army. For that she went to Germany. Our military army is q very efficient organization and in many respects may be copied with profit; ; but our, general military condition is loose and unsatisfactory, especially in the absence of any militia worthy of the name.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23
DIDN'T NEED BRAINS

Sir Conan Doyle recently told story of an English officer who was badly wounded in South Africa and the mili- tary surgeon had to shave off that DOT tion of his brains which protruded from his skull.
 The officer got well and later on in London the surgeon asked whether he knew that a portion of his brains was in a glass bottle in laboratory.
 "Oh, that does not matter now" re- piled the soldier. I've got a perman- ent position in the war onice."-Cleve- land Leader.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23

whether I spell it with an "i" or an e. Public Eedger.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23

Bird Island in the West Indies has not been annexed by Great Britain and the Monroe doctrine is still intact. A naval party went ashore for targe, practice and the ancient English rep utation. for island grabbing lent color to the story.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23

The Port Arthur fleet acts as if it were barefooted on a hot griddle. As port of refuge that harbor is worse than the open sea since the Japs got the range with their big guns.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-23

It does seem queer that the govern ess of Thomas Edison's children could get any gas in that house to commit suicide with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 81 1904.
BEEVES-Recepts 70 carss OF 366 head. OF which
for sale About changed hands: bulls and
dry rated steady Reported ssles S3ds3 80
per 100 10 for bulls and 81 1898 rs for dry cows
Dressed beef native sides 7aec m
Cables last received quoted American live cattle selling at
l9 l2c dressed weight refrigerator seef I11c per
ID Reported exports for to-day: The St Andrews, to
Antweg 22 cattle and Geo sheep for shamDers SON
and 20 cattle for schwarzschid & 6ulzbeTger; the
Trinidad 70 Bermuda p cattle and AZ sheep To,no.o
row. the Siberian for Glasgow 10 be laden with 200
cattle for the Swift Beef Company.
sEles-Toon Shannon: bull. 1880 10. at So 50 per
100 n cow iHS n at So Is; DO Ieoe 70 at 81 49, )
j. b. Gibson Co: ball 1920 n. at 50 rs; 2 do 1900
CALVES -Eeeeipts. ali the market. 40 head,
making with the stock carried yesterday.
total of 50 head be Sold nearly all OF which az
sxtethst The market Is quiet and rated steady for al
The cleared. Veas sold st 81 80
G$s Is per ,leS ~ City dressed veels. s9ISo per ~
country dressed 1890
Ssles-J II. Hume 20 veais, 100 n at
IS liza per i0o 10 DO III ~ al 81 d. 100 10 at So
barnyard calves. Us 10 s..
Andrew Aallen: veals l32 ~ at IS 25 do, IA 10
at s. So do. 10 70 al 81; de- So n. at So little
calves. 81 ~ IS 80.
] G, Curtis a Son: x.als 142 70. at IS Is; do. 100
81; little calves 6s N. s.: % ID. at So 90
John p. Nelson: yeals. l55 n. at SIS
SHEEP AND LAABS-Esceipts. including Is cars d.
slaugherers 2sis 1884 head making
with the stock carried from yesterday total OF
Il to be soi-s at Jersey City and al sixtetst
rated quiet and steady lambs about steady
About cars Of stock wsrs unsold Sheep sold at S5S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
co,,NTsy PRODUCE MARKETS.

81, 1904
nraNs AND PEAs-The market Is ruling rairiy urn
.Sr,e. Sorastic marrow the basis or sa 10
IL In the demand for medium and values
Sc nssv pea steady quiet Not much cal Tor req
A,e~ fer EXPORT enough business has been done ms
se viii hefne give the market little stronger
tone Foreign beans sim mcynE very sle"y Sooteh
meas rsthc- firm holders asking 81 20 We quote'
FFsSs mrrrow choice. bush 81 asi DO MEDIUM,
WA kI1sy Sc IS; do yelisw 81 eoas2 !O % plaok
,tr,ia sa Is. do lima California 81 S219S2 30 90
italian nsaiun 81 sssl 90; do sher fosisn ES9lnin
q Ss1 81. 90 foreign psa. 81 s5gsi So GREEN PEAS
Scotch. bush. 81 lfis s-.x .-.,-,
the market Ter fre cream
s.sns. 70 he iittls steade-; this was espeesiy tue
fsncy rooss which gained some strength peiete hs
closs P1sers who are search OF very hGh eaay ~
INIT I,,-i. Of that grade they are wlIfsg 70 pay
There is Sill Al RECOMMENDATION
al frsts ana seconds and these are rulns r~T sLo"
Is moving sn one WY %
snsther but at irregular prcssi our o1o,atons tsg
cever current The western pachhss are l-
oientifuI slow easy We quote; crean'ey a.
Der u 2.c do frsts 1sase; % scenes lImls9s; 90
hjraF l5IlGc DO held extras. isefHse: % nsts leu
i5ie &c seconds i5niec: do thirds I4ai41sc; state
aaT tubs frsts isG do seconds lSflLe: 90 thhds
ID Western Imitation extras l1SSc GO nsts
d5fiec. DO i467Is2cs renovated e1as loe GO
nTsts i5c: 90 seconds do thirds f29 western
&c tRyas isisc: DO held issi4e gaing stock
rent make No / do No 2 1913 NC; 90 NO 3 l@g
i2Lgc. do held i3Gis tae: rolls fresh. l2teNlsc
CfIEFSIs-The demand continues fairly active from
local and cut town buyers for the better srstes Of
fun cream and exporters still shew interest," IN
late sn1s and desrahs iots Of skfA Hod>rs a. faFy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

, Chieago Jan 2L-CATTLE- 5000 head; mar
het ou4 and lower good prime steers gOGs5 SIS
tU TO medium 50 5$i so; stOckeIs feeders $24$4
SSWs 81 oog$ti heifers, 81 J5a$4 80; Gamers 81 500
- S0 bulls $20S4 calves, S3aS6 so HOGS-Receipts
2VyO0 head; tomorrow GOO: and butchers ST IS
go 10; good to choice heavy S1GS5 Is: rough heavy
g 589$5; light, 81 609$4 95 bulk OF sales 81 $3.50
SfiIFteceipts. 14CO0 head; shsep strong
70 iuc higher good choice Si5S4 40;
cl1Slce, mixed 81 2SPS4 native lambs 81 5OG$6.
O1lcnhatl, Jan. 2l.-HOGS active So
g. % q: CATTLE quiet at S2aS4 so SHEEP steady at
East Buffalo. Jan decentralization 500 head;
nothing doing prime 10ers5 80; shipping butch
ers 81 5Oa$5; heifers sSaS4 cows 81 5OflS4: bulls
y 94 stockers and feeders. 81 yOGS4 butchers
~ .o1St %. VEAIS-Receipts. 81 head steady
at $6Sl 10 HOGS-Recelpts. 4G0O head market active
and l0415c higher heavy 50 3oQs5 30: mixed. IS ESQ
g 30 Workers, So 20GS5 25 pigs IS 108s5 49, roughs
s. 25elSi 80: stays. So 25G&3 "a SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts, 1900 head: market steady; lambs $36sG
yearngs saS5 So wethers. 81 5oq$5 81 25qsi to
sheep. mixed. 81 3OG$4 40
Kansas City, jan 2l-CAT"TTs F-Recepts. 1000 head
including 200 Suthers strong export
and dressed beef steers 50 25Gr5 fair good So SOC
81 20 Western fed So 5O$ 90 stockers and feed
eTs S3GS4 10; Southern SSGS4 Southern $40
50 60: native cows S2G$3 so: native hefers. SO 500
81 co. bulls. 50 Sass so; calves. So 1886 HOGS
Receipts, 5000 head 511Cc higher; top. S.:
bulk OF sales 81 70$4 95 81 S6s5 packers ST 30
GS4 -; pigs light 81 3UffSt so SHEFcP-RecstDs,
1000 head market steady strong native lambs 81 500
s. So Western lambs s. 5eG$5 10: fed So 50S4
Western fed yearlngs Sass % stockers and feeders
So 75.S4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NoT-Aolk. January y. 1904.
. COFFEE-Specuative operations in coffee yesterday
heie upon broader scale han for the last few days.
tno, while there liquidation. the market
showed continuation Of bUilish among
parties at present engaged actively trading
plG-ket opened steady a. advance points II
closed steady ct advance OF l0Ql5 points sales
faporIed OF $4,000 bags The initial advances in
npathy with higher French cables than considered dus
fn the New-HOrk closing Of the previous night, the
hsTket there being q franc higher while Hamburg
was AQ& pfenn!g higher. The receipts primary
points also light. reported. Santos
ketting 5000 bags while the closing Of Rio for hol
BAY prevented intelligent The interior
Ieepts were loo bass against p 462 bags last
There seemed good demand from houses with Euro
pean connections from the opening, and
larger Wall street people also buyers while il
appeared that outsiders who had been looking a
speculative reaction 70 buy had become tired
getting the higher level. \ rate.
.eeTned 10 be broadening out Gnothe advance re
ported IN the price OF the package
tee Street people reported very firm market
lctual supplies. and the generally had a
tTm appearance. The spot market firm, with quo
IRtions the basis of SIC for Rio No l.
The range Of contract prices the local
savR as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22


Is a5d s5 II T s5t lost sts 5 Lena9n s2PE 2
s55g and 81 g E q, oPg So los for
e. G9 lss 9uoted at I275qI3c eeetFoyss
LEAD was drp 46OS4 csc Ideally but was Is q lower
to E2 Is ga in London but remained steady here at
ana al as 81 IL sSed al s9 % IRON IN v GssF9%
changed No foundry NoT[heTn Is qe9tea at Ad<le
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-syrups in moderate de
so s,sady and 500 can WIN tone 9qo!ao9'
i]aIee; gesd 1925: prime 22ae5e; Nsorsans opsa
lsS Eeoa TIgg2ISi PRIME 22q25c: faney $500
tnued exceedingly DUH there being little denanf
foTnass rates in the foresn trades We're steady and tse
Gea b loT Vessels foesa1s IN ne eoast%lse 9epsT
Pers Quotations . Liverpool I'D; London 13.a. Ant
nominal: Bristol ~ 2'.d Leth, "a nominal Fo,ier
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ship 20 oo6 cases pet1oleuHi. hence
to Hong Kong. l7i4c prompt: ship . 449 tons coal.
Baltimore 70 san Francisco. So; Norwegian bark ore
swesh Baltic 3 %,sd, Fe6ruay-March: Norwegian ship
tons timber. Pensacola London. s7s Cd British brig.
825 tons lumber Jacksonville to Fort de France 50 ana
se serse E sS, ga too coal m e 70
Norfolk to san Juan private terms; British b 6oTs s53
$e6 tons lumber sayannah to Boston and PogtsEouth
orders Baltic IS. italian
to One two or three por5s north side java 5 Il AMI s
Mero-April; British steamer lG9oo quarters sr1n Port
1900 quarters grain Gulf to Denmark.
cottonseed oil was dun and nominal with
with little better demand ana the principal erusher has
anced prices to 40c for city oil Refined petroleum
LECM standard white hbls 50 TO- bulk. Sc 20; rhila-
aelph.a, b57 s. o. bulk S 10; refined cases Mew-Yo.
81 so PhileaeF9iai 81 ~ water Wniie; t
phS S P5 81 Is "a c6rTo% 5 oPF g err crude
mills, 29c: prime sumner yellow 30 nc; or summer
yellow. 4OG42c nominal. LIESEED oIIAmerican seed.
ety 49a4IG; o o q town raw. asgioc calcutta raw
PRoTIsioNS-There was fairly active trade IN pro
An advance Of sc in I've hogs and The fact that
AZ the opening This followed by break ana
subsequen: rally with other markets Chicago receipts
FORK nm; quoted: sli 25asl5 family SIS snort
clean s 6Ss pac s6 extra 89' fnd AG mess s
ST. BEEF HAMS steady; suossh $50 5ogS2s DRESSED
HOGS 40 MN M &c; pigs 7H97sc cUTMEAIs.Pcxed
S iS sO quiet tg quoted: 10 n 5ss Y p 10 i n 7o
du; quoted 9lza101ze. TALL0W dull; city Be- country.
go Rene t lard quiet quoted south America s5c
Continent 45c bTaz ksgs s9 oo@PGn s Arm Arm
c itT lard stsarinc 714asc
s,iss with moderate and quite fun offerings.
Quotations. follow: Domestic ordinsry SaSEe fair to
pata ~ a5&c Jepan, foreign. nominal do domestic
tRReaned sugar quiet. prices unchanged
most of the business in the way OF WthGTaShs Prices
Ga lf loaf are and crsnd tablets se3o oSd
4soe cubes 1Gc MHA noT5 s5 Ee rop
Sea-. granuiated 4Toc Eagle coarse ana extra fine
a. 5 Se .rd nafiS oo ne
standard granulated and diasons A. 4s1e M ,9
10 4o5c; No !. 4c No s. $s5c; No . s 4S No 10
ss,o Ns csa. $e 10 eoc faee powdered 7bo cr
tel dornnos e75c The market for raw sugar is SIN
renrfgai 90 test is quoted lla2e nsc,yedo
% test ana Sla;s .s4y s 50 tsf hshar for
Jsnusry, so that both positions are quoted at IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

y 90 per 100 n: lambs SIS 50Gs6 62 Dressed mutton
&C per 10; dressed lambs 9d1OIsc
safes Mcpherson e Buffalo lambs
So 81 30 10 per 100 10; 20I DO, II 10 So So
co Jucd & Co; 81 Pennsylvania lambs 81 10 So
yearlings. SO 10. a. 81 so
>, sanders 2l5 State lambs So 10 So 90. stats
s. Ferns Commission Company GO Ohio sheep. %.
80 r. Hume Bro $50 State lambs 70 IS sa1s
40 co 10 at Sc 62ls do. So 10 SIS rs; 3 State
Sheep ~ 10 at 81 50 do 100 ~ IS so; buck I40
40, az 80 80; do. 1875 II, lat IS.
aS'eltecepts. partly estimated 47+z S947
Geaa about deck On sale The market rated firm
60 Aoss sold al 50 80 100 n;
Hight weights - 80 49, '' ~
sa!es0John Nelson 80 State hogs 1s3 p average
j. H. Hume & Bro. Al State pigs. los 10 at SIS IS; 4
40 ID ut 81 35 late yesterday IS pigs 100
81 sanders Gate yesterday): 6S 12T
IA JUDD Co date yesterdays 20 Pennsylvania hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

re local market for spot cotton closed quiet 10
PSlhs aeyance 10 1900 nn:dCling upland
luloIng CUT sales $40 bales. including 10 10
hses ana 100 deliveries contract Southern spot
were teiegraphed follows Mobile firm, &c
rso,,s' lssc: sales. Zoo bales. Savannah firm
,r@Sssrl, al lac sales 573 bales Wilmington steady.
AZ iSt0c. Norfolk steady. unchanged.
AZ IL zoe ~ bsles Baltimore nominal unchanged,
Is -. LOUIS arrn. NC higher l3sc; saler.
tsies % 1esN-oreans firm. hc higher Il 3-l6c;
tslss 09- Galveston firm. &c higher l4lsc
u =; Saes Augusta steady. Lice higher
L. Ss "a bales Memphis firm, &c higher
toi1+s - ~ bales Estimated receipts leading
tsies sealnst 9sc al New-Oreans 1000 5000
sS.Seston COCO 1000 agains- .9S last yeeL ana
as issf 49, "a az Houston, 800 TO 5000. against
49, -,,s - oofis and interior points to-day
w. va" '4o same Gay last week and last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

.o,on Exchange special Liverpool cahle,spo. cotton
Isis.' safes 1000 bales: speculation and exno-t 200
F,Is, american 5000 bales: rni6dling upland Z T4d
t-,es opened easy. sd6 points lower closed rrrn lac
- lsneT; January 75Sd; January-F'ebIary SGD;
March. 1850: March-Ap4i z 54d. AnriIgav
kuxrs, -Aaay-Jnne IBID June-Juy. 74sa7.sad: July
so August-September 7.5d: Septenaber-Octo-
hi. c9 OCTOBER November. 39d. hIanehes er-Yarns
-, cloths. more doing " $500
tersr.rh AND MEAI-The -four trade was more or less
X m ny the excitement wheat so that business
ssss s was en- very limited scaeH Spring patents
qs ~ Writer ftraiKhts 81 20Gs4 So: winter patents
aS.s ~; spring clears So aeas4 2oi No
f2z snss.so' sntIa 80 winter 50 2oass 30 Red Deg
II s. ioss9 J, bUcKwHEhT EI>oUR-sfsrket DUN; quoted
rood ts - 20 RYE FL0CB-caiet Quoted: Fair to
EElIs fegss 90 csstoe 70 fancy g 4sSss p con
f-iio-r .9AS MEAL-F1rrn- cooted: Fine white and
hoot.f. 10 VI sO coarse. 81 f5Msi or FrDD-Ftrrn
500 tprins bran so sacks 20 arrive 200
sack,. 80 srring bran nisdling s2lTe24 200 -
~ olresi f2sas2R so S'. w. ' w.
es,, es,>-NHfAT-There o. extraordinary move
thsy bAp efs IN the wheat market yesterday. Briefly
he tro~ 10 PC bushei the markets.
tss cecline being Chicago. liquidation
besors .hekt Then tbs undertOne hrrner, and
close shorts everywhere IN retreat,
eicnya p'ieet even higher than last night May In
tuiy ne within isc ~ the close New-York. The
esiy elosed exc net lower The gem
t<so.r. '.saroed effort the part OF the bull
~ get RID Of long wheat that
A'esteo On the advance IA comparatively vs2k