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Cañon City record., 1905-05-11
HOREHOUND WATERS.
aow to Make an Excellent Remedy
For Cnu9ha.

How to Make an Excellent Remedy ,
For Coughs
These are excellent for coughs and
colds and pleasant to the taste, says
the Pittsburg Chrouicle-Telegraph Cut
Q small package OF pressed horehound
herb into thirty-two portions and make
Q pint Of tea from one of them. This
= done by bringing 1t to boil. just IS
m making ordinary tea. Then strain
II and place the decoction in two
quart iron saucepan, add to II two
pounds OF granulated sugar ana set
ever bright fire to boil.
Wash the inside OF the kettle to the
2rup's edge and add n dimeful OF pure
cream OF tartar which has been dissolv.
ID in tablespoonful OF water. Do not
stir the mixture when Il Is boiling, and
let 1t boil rapidly for ten or twelve
minutes.
At this point the sirup should appear
quite thick, and when a spoonful of II
Il dropped into cold water and then
pfncned between the thumb and fingers
It should be very brittle and snap like
glass. The trouble with such candles
II that they are not allowed TO boil long
enough. and consequently they become
sticky soon after they are made.
When the portion shows the hard
crack" It is done. and II must be re-
moved quickly from the fire and pour
ID In small drops over the surface OF an
oiled marble slab or on oiled sheets Of
tin.
In ten minutes time they are ready
to serve
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the
Fremont County horticultural Society
was held at it's rooms at the court
house last Saturday afternoon with a
fairly good attendance of members.
In addition to the transaction OF the
usual routine business a resolution was
adopted endorsing the candidacy OF
Mrs. Martha A. Shute for secretary of
the state board of horticulture and a
petition was forwarded to Denver ask
ing for her reappointment to the posi-
tion she seeks. " r7rS
A committee was appointed tcImake
experiments in fruit tree spraying and
report the results of their work at the
next meeting. Each member OF the
committe will select certain trees and
spray but once, while others will be
treated to two or three sprayings. The
committee to take charge of this work
consists of M. e. Snow, T. h. Robbins,
John Ritzman,:A. E. Hubbell .Geo.iW.
Jackson and A. N. Orndorff. -.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year as, follows ! President, ]. w.
Work M. E. snowl and F. Batchelor,
vice-presidents; D. s. Moore, secre-
tary; T. B. Quinlan. treasurer. On
motion it was decided that the society
should hold its usual Fourth of July
picnic this year and D. D. Moore E. @.
Mitchell, A. N. Orndorff, Geo. w.
jackson and F. Bachelor were appoint
ed to make the necessary arrange
ments. A resolution was unanimously
adopted recommending the reappoint-
ment of Thurston White As fruit in
spector of this county.
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door without opened and . volc.

4 door without opened and . voice
said:
There's somebody In the house."
Tho awakened girl must have had q
brain capable Of taking in great deal
on sudden notice. At any rate, she saw
q vision of her visitor marched to jail,
and at the same time she devised
means to prevent such a result
Bring those things and put them un-
der the bed. Quickr' she said
Maggy, called to herself by her dan
ger, obeyed.
Nov get into bed with me-"
Maggy had no sooner disappeared un-
der the covers than her bedfellow turn
ed the button, and the room was dark
again. man came to the door with
q candle In one hand and pistol in the
other. asked the girl IL she had seen or
heard anything, went away. prowled
for awhile about the house. then went
back to bed
In the darkness, covered by the same
bedclothes as her protector, Maggy told
her story. Just before day both girls
arose and stole softly downstairs, and
Maggy. after peepins through a crack
to make sure that her tempter had gone
away, walked out Of the front door.
The next day the girl Maggy had In
tended to rob came to visit the Dar
family. She carried many bundles,
which gladdened the hearts Of all. es-
becially those things that Maggy had
told her the invalid needed. From that
time forward she took them all under
her especial care, and when she entered
the social world and required the serv-
ices Of a maid she installed Maggy in
the position. Her father never know
that the object Of his daughters boun-
ty. indeed his daughters maid. had nrst
entered the house as a burglar. The
daughters act Ia not held up - q
model for other young women. Indeed.
she should have acted only with the
consent Of her father. But In this case
no harm resulted. for Macy. aftsr q
few years In her ssrvies. married .
we'll to do carpenter.
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Moore and d. Marsh.

Moore and d. Marsh.
Song---I Often Wonder Why You Look
So Sad, Miss Ethel Coleman.
Recitation---The Busy Bee And The
Mule. Master Norman Bruton,
Recitation ---w hat Uncle willie
Thought. Eric George.
Song-I Guess You Had Better Hurry.
Misses Clara Coleman. Marcie George
and Anna Moore.
Recitation-My Birch Canoe, Ethel
Coleman.
Closing-Mr. Moore.
After which refreshments will bs
served. ice cream. strawberries and
cake by the ladies Mrs. J. W. Evans
and Mrs. n. Bruton.
Admission. adults 25 cents. children
is cents.
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was formerly surveyor general Of the

was formerly surveyor general OF the
state.
Dali DeWeese has been confined to
his home on Lincoln Park for the past
week by ipdisposition caused by over.
work. Mr.. DeWeese was threatened
with an attack Of fever q few days ago,
but we are pleased to be able to state
that he is better now and hope that he
will escape without anything serious.
w. H. Mcclure, Jr., and Miss Matte
James were married in Cripple Greek
two weeks ago. The announcement OF
their wedding WAS great surprise to
tn cir friends here, particularly to the
relatives of the bride, who knew Moth
ing about it until some time after the
ceremony had taken place.
The members of Canon Homestead
No. 1888, Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, will give literary and musical
program at their hall Friday evening,
May 10Th. As the session will be an
important one all members are urged
to be present. Friends will be admit
ted to the lodge room at O'Clock.
E. E. McKinnon has returned from
Los Angeles, California, where he went
to attend the annual convention of the
Woodmen of the World. Mrs. Nellie
P. Weston, who was present at the
same gathering, is expected home in
the course Of a few days. The latter
visited San Francisco, Portland and
Seattle.
A special industrial edition of the
Canon City Clipper was issued OH
Tuesday. 1t is printed on a fine quail
'ity of paper, is profusely illustrated
and is an epitome of the business and
commercial interests Of the commun-
ity. 1t is highly creditsble bit Of
journalistic enterprise and should be
filed away for reference,
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ua,r tn Fr..hen Fpr..

Fur often gets rubbed and crushed.
and the best way to freshen II is to
brush It with clothes brush that has
been dipped in cold water and then
shaken as dry as possible, Brush the
wrong way. then shake thoroughly and
dry In the open air, beating 1t OCCASION
ally with a stick. Some kinds OF fur
need to be combed when dry, brt 1t
must be carefully done.
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Entertainment Program.

The following literary and musical
program will be rendered at the
Colored Baptist church, corner OF
Macon avenue and Fifth street, Thurs
day evening May 18th.
Opening Song-The Jolly Studsnts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Marr, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Evans, DR.. and Mrs. J. w.
Cannon and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Dob
son picnicked at the top OF the Royal
Gorge last Monday. The day was a
delightful one and they enjoyed the
occasion greatly.
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Office Rooms

To rent. One or two very desirable
Office rooms up stairs In the RxcoRI
Block. Apply.REcoRD office.
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Going Fishing?

SEE Beecher, best line flies that peo-
pie want. Tents and camping wagon
for rent City Book Store, doors be-
low p O.
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Kodak Work

AGENCY Eastman K odak Co., Beech.
ers City Book Store.
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Tents, Camping Wagon
FoR rent. See Beecher. City Book
Store.
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Fishing Soon

SEE our new line tackle. Beecher's
City Book Store.
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baking powdersmadcfr from
alum. They. look like pure powders.
and may raise the cake. but alum
mixed with it without injury to health.
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Pnlc- SAHiNo
POWDER Co..
CHICAGO.
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L. III. BUR-
AUCTIONEBR -s-
t -
WILL SELL To- DAY IL A. M
THE FINE FURNITURE AND BRIC-A-BRAC
OF RESIDENCE -
1724 GEARY ST
L. H. BURD. Auctioneer.

ing a grand total since the exchange was or
Eanized of Sc. O6S 49S.
Ex-coupon yesterday: Edison Light and
Power Company IS. 1921. regular quarterly.
amounting TO S9345.
1t is reported that the monthly dividend rate
q the Honokaa Sugar Company will probably
be increased from 10c to roc in April
The Quincy Copper Mining Company has de-
clared dividend OF SO per share. which is
increase OF soc per share over the last divi-
dend. Payment will be made on February IS
The Greene Consolidated Copper Company
will pay 3 bi-monthly dividend OF 4Oc per share
Febru4ry 20.
The Reynolds Chemical Company of San
Francisco has levied an assessment OF $40 per
share. delinquent March 8.
The gross earnings of the United Railroads
Of San Francisco for December. 1904, amounted
to 1912. 500, an increase of SO, 116 as compared
with December 1908. For the twelve months
ending December 81. 1904. the gross earnings
were So. 100. 800. increase of S42e. 7s1 over
the previous calendar year
The dividend of soc per share recently de-
clared by the Atlantic Mining Company win
be paid on February Is The last previous
dividend was 81 per share in February, 1901,
upon a capitalization Of 10000 shares The
capital stock is 100, 600. Previous 20 that
the company paid 81 in 1900 and 81 in 1892
To date il has paid a total Of 50 80 per share
in dividends upon the old capitalization.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

Previous conditions still prevailed in the
Potato market, fancy Burbanks being in good
request at steady rates while low grade Of
ferings. particularly river kinds, were not
wanted The market was still overstocked
with poor Sweet Potatoes and several carloads
that had been standing on the railroad track
for several days had TO be sent to the Crema-
tory Onions ruled weak at unchanged prices
Aside from String Beans, which Were still
scarce and high all descriptions of southern
vegetables were in free supply and lower prices
ruled for Tomatoes, Summer Squash and Egg
Plant A box of Asparagus from Alameda
County sold at soc and two boxes from Isleton
the Sacramento River were held at 75c per
pound
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river 75c6
81 per ctl; Salinas Burbanks 81 2561 40 per
ctl Oregon Burbanks. s1Q1 80 per cti:
River Reds 6sG75c per ctl; Early Rose 81 ?5
Q1 so per ctl: Garnet Chiles 81 4O01 so per
ctl: Sweet Potatoes 75c6s1 per cti
ONIONS-$2 25@2 65 per cti.
vEGETABLEsS.Green Peas. s@5c per lb;
String Beans. 10@121ac per lb; Wax Beans so
10c; Tomatoes. 75cds1 so per box or crate:
Summer Squash. 65990c per box; Hothouse
Cucumbers, s1G1 SO per dozen; Cabbage,
e911c per lb; Egg Plant 10c per Id:
14c per lb for evaporated; Green Peppers. 516c
Mushrooms 5Q15c per lb: Marrowfat and
Hubbard Squash. $15 per ton
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and Oranges. were in heavy supply. and. with
trade still hampered by the incIement weather.
the market was very weak. with dealers con-
ceding to buyers right along. The Orange
auetion was postponed until Monday owing TO
the unfavorable market conditions and the
fact that only two available for
auction purposes 1t is not likely that the
offerings at Mondays sale will be large. as
most of the packing houses in the; southern
growing districts closed owing to the rain,
which checked picking operations. and sup
plies the way TO this market said to be
light 9, Two more carloads Of Apples arrived
from the north making twenty for the week.
and the market for that fruit is very weak
for everything except high-grade Spitzenbergs
and Newtown Pippins.
APPLEsS1 25G1 IS per box for fancy and
T5cfS1 for cCma;oi, to chot,e.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. Navels 81 500
1 75 per box for fancy and 81 2591 so for
choice and S5cQ$1 15 for standard; Tangerines
9Oc6$1:. japanese Mandarins. 7569Oc; Lemons.
S292 80 for fancy. 81 25a1 I5 for choice and
S1a1 25 for standards: Grape Fruit 81 50q2:
Mexican Lines. 81 50Q5 per case; Bananas.
81 5O62 so per bunch for Central American
and 75c6S1 so for Hawaiian; Pineapples. sos
per dozen.
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STOOLS. MoNEY ANp RusINEss.
All Three Continue i'm Excellent Con-
difiOn

The New York circular OF Henry Clews
says. The chaotic conditions in Russia must
exercise depressing influence upon European
5oCrses. Paris being the center Of interest
from the financial standpoint French hold
ings OF Russian bonds said to aggregate
about 81, 500 600 OOO which have only been
saved from sharp depreciation through the
most powerful support on the part OF the
great European bankers. Unfortunately short
sales have been made Illegal. and the means
OF support adopted instead may well be likened
20 the oannling OF stream, which only in
tensihes the food in case OF break. Partisan
bankers. however. have been unouestionably
strengthening themselves, ana much OF the
colo withdrawn from this and other markets
during the past Few months has gone TO Paris
for the purpose OF giving support where most
1eeose ano more seems likely to t9llow, e'9
issue. and those who are expected 10 take the
forthcoming issue. at Psfis. viii succeed in
70 be seen. In any case the situation is e
delicate one and requires close watching.
THE AMERICAN SITUATION.
The local situation is good. Large railroad
earnings and bank clearings both testify to
The heavy volume OF business in progress
Farmers North. South. East and West are un-
usually prosperous. Manufacturers are gen.
orally well employed and the great iron in
dustry shows altogether unexpected de-
gree OF activity at this season. having booked
orcers IN advance that VIII keep furnaces
and mills busy for several months to come.
ing capacity IN sight FOR either railroads or
industrials The only drawbacks are that
good diVldend-paylng stocks seem exceedingly
high and the investment demand Is abating.
although desirable bonds stHl find ready buy
ers- such conditions divert attention from
established dividend payers TO those which
have recently entered the dividend list, or TO
those which have good chance Of doing
IL present prosperity continues. Speculation
has, consequently been most active in these
two classes Of stocks. and operations were
thus confined 10 a few specialties manipulated
by their respective cliques. Money rates con-
tinue easy and GOLD shipments had little or
no Influence. Bankers look for easy rates
right along, this being one Of the strongest
Inducements for the holding Of stocks. Bullish
enthusiasm had been materially checked by
recent events and a moderate decline fol-
lowed: but there Is a general indisposition 10
part with stocks while the situation at large
Is 80 satisfactory. particularly any i'm
prCveuent in the Russian situation genu-
inc peace movement would impart additional
strength 20 the market. Vice versa aggrava-
ton OF revolutionary symptoms in Russia
would induce fresh selling especially abroad
For the time being legislative movements at
Washington are overshadowed although an
extra session for the purpose OF railroad and
tariff legislation is probable next October
As said in. our previous ady1ces, radical
legislation seems likely
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General MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-Grain Bags, 5N@ec spot and s1s0
6Ac for June and July; Wool Bags. soas2c;
1ington, IS: Seattle Sc tt 50: HS Bryant Mt" Sc So; @
Richmond. SIS: Cumberland, SIS in bulk and
$14 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
$14; Welsh Anthracite Egg. si5; Welsh Lump.
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions IS 80 per short ton.
ado So09ases are s5e for barrels
cases, No. /. zoe: Bakers IA. cases.
raw china Nut cases 65@sec per gallon; Co
coanut OIL in barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and 55c
for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
OH CSC; natural winter sperm on CSC: extra
bleached winter Whale Oil. SIC; natural Whale
S 92G extra n winter ante nrs sraSed Lard on &c:
No 1 Neatsfoot Oil 63c: light Herring OIL
42c; dark Herring Oil. 40c: Salmon on s4c:
boiled FL Fish os on &c; raw Fish n OIL sSc boiled
COAL OIL. GASOLINE ETc.-water white
Coal Oil. in bulk l211c: Pearl OIL. In cases,
Elaine, 2515c; Eocene. 21c; Stove Gasoline. in
bulk. 16c In cases, 2215c: Motor Gasoline. in
sTls lsr r3n In sba Ssse es drums runs So Easne Ds
cases. 615c more; Benzine in bulk 13c. IN
cases, 191ac; s6desree Gasoline in bulk. 25c:
TURPENTINE-7sc per gallon in cases and
72c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD--Red Lead. 7159
Sc per ID: White Lead 71a@sc, according to
quantity
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows per ID. In 1O0-lb bags:
Cubes, Crushed and Fine Crushed, g. 2Sc:
Powdered 6.10c; Candy Granulated 6.fOc: Dry
Granulated. fine. &c: Dry Granulated coarse.
&c: Fruit Granulated &C.: Beet Granulated
Q00-lb bags only. 5.S0c: Confectionery 60.
Magnolia A. 5.60c; Extra c, 5.50c; Golden a.
5.40c. d. 5.3oc; barrels 10c more: half bar
rels 25c more; boxes. SOC more: 5o-Ib bags.
10c more for all kinds. Tabfets--Half barrels
650c: boxes. else: H. & e Crystal Doninos
&c per lb. No orders taken for less than sew
enty five barrels or Its equivalent
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-04
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Butter was weaker yesterday and, though
receipts were lighter. there was more on the
market than for some time past. Further
more the demand was slack and, as stocks
showed signs of accommodating and the north
ern orders have been lost there a gen.
eral selling movement, which resulted in a
decline The warm rain. too. is against the
market and creative OF lower prices All SELL
ers complained of the dullness of trade.
Eggs continued steady, with store and ranch
closely together in price. As a general thing
the market was fairly cleaned up. though sew
eral houses reported accommodating stocks The
warm rain will probably result in larger re-
ceipts in a few days and dealers are disposed
to sell the goods and keep their floors clean.
There Is nothing new in Cheese.
Receipts were A. 500 lbs Butter. 615 cases
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese.
BJ1TTER-Creamery at first hands 211bm
2s1kc for extras and 2ea27c for lower to me-
dunn grades dairy, 22d25c. cold storage 246D
25c; store Butter, 13@15c; Eastern cubes
nominal: Eastern ladle-packed 15G16c
CHEESE-1O6D11c for fair to choice mild
new and 10c for old; Young Americas. 11Gl2c;
Eastern 13@15c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 26@27c for good to choice
and 25c for common: store Eggs, 25c. cold
storage. nominal; Eastern nominal at 23Q24c
per dozen.
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-CATTIE-Recepts
25oo; steady. Good to prime steers 80 65Q
q 25: poor to medium, So 60d5 4O stockers and
feeders. So 1904 %; cows, 81 25@4 40; heifers,
S265 10: Gamers. 81 2oq2 30; bulls. S2G4
calves. s397 %.
steady to strong. Mixed and butchers s4 $50
heavy, s4 eoG4 20; light $4 1904 rs; bulk Of
SHEEP~Receipts. 5000; sheep and lambs
steady Good TO choice wethers, SIS 2015 65
fair to cheice mixed, 81 1905 10; Western
sheep 81 50d5 65: native lambs, IS 60QS
Western lambs, S5 1907 20.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 3.-CATTLE-
Feceipts 1000: steady. Native steers. So 500
AZ: native COWS and heifers. 81 7564 35;
steckers and feeders. 1904 25; bulls. 81 ESQ
So 5O@5 %; Western fed cows, S2Q3 75
HOGAReceipts, 5000; steady. Bulk of
sales S4 65a4 90; heavy, 81 S5G4 95; packers,
81 1904 90: pigs and lights, S4q4 so.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady. Muttons,
81 25d5 IS: lambs, Sc 5007 80: range wethers,
s5@6 so; fed ewes, 81 5od5 Is.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nebr Feb 3.-CATTLEARe-
cefpts 6O0O steady to strong. Native steers,
SO 4Oi5 65: cows and heifers. 50 1904 15;
Gamers, 81 5oG2 so; stockers and feeders.
81 5o614 25: calves. 50 5c95 so; bulls and
stays, 81 1892 so.
Heavy. 81 T5a4 s219; mixed. 81 7oa4 rs:
light, "a 6oa4 30; pigs, 81 1904 40; bulk Of
sales s4 1904 10
vearlings IS 50T6 80: wethers. S5d5 65; ewes,
81 4075 25: lambs, Sc 40@7 40.
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR FRIDAY FEBRUARy
STOCK MARKET.
Active Purchasing of Bonds ON the
Bond Exchange.

The feature the Stock and Bond Ex
change yesterday the heavy purcha ses ~
bonds the transfers footing up s236 600 tha
largest for some time. One of the brokers
evidently had large orders in this direction and
bid for blocks of bonds, and was not ais
posed to haggle over the price when thew
came within his reach He was also in fhe
market for more. This demand for good bonds
is satisfactory feature of the Investment
market Continued strength characterized the
sugar group and Hawaiian advanced TO sol
Honokaa to S24, Paauhau to $26 IS, and Ono
mea $50 so The other sugars were steady
Another prominent feature was the recovery
in Alaska Packers from $50 to SS6 though the
prices shaded OF SOC at the close In regard
to the rumored suspension OF dividends In this
stock. which broke the price some days ago
several OF the directors state that the recent
financial arrangements Of the company are
proving satisfactory. and that there Is no pres
ent intention Of passing the dividends This
gives the stock a much hrmer feeling There
were good sales OF Oceanic at 81 S71k65 An
advance The gas and water shares were
steady all day. though there was not much
doing in them. Altogether the exchange did
a very good days business.
In the mining stocks the Tonopahs were
less excited than the preceding day and
quotations had lower range. though business
was still large. The Comstocks on the con-
trary, were higher. with Ophir selling sharply
on Caledonia, however~ was weaker.
There was nothing new In the oil shares.
The oil stocks listed on the California Stock
and Oil Exchange paid total Of $I35, 232 In
dividends during. the month OF Japuarys max
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-04
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Feb 5.-The feature of trading
in wheat was the relative strength and ace
tivity Of the July delivery. The Temporary
supplanting of the May option by the more
distant months due to an awakened real
ization of the possibility of a shortage of
wheat during the months of June and Julv
Frear of this contingency was Emphasized
through report by st. Louis trade journal.
that many complaints of damage to winter
market was also bullishly affected by the de-
csion of Attorney General Moody regarding
drawbacks" on wheat imported for the man
ufacture into -four for export. The action of
leading operator In buying July and selling
NAV was factor in causing disparity between
the two leading options At the opening the
market was quite firm, May being up M@Ac
al 81 IL to 81 171s. July opened at 994s699%
Predictions of SHOWS throughout the West and
Southwest caused some selling of July early in
the session and resulted in decline to 995kc.
A leader of the bull crowd was an active
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Provisions.

hrmer feeling is developing in the market.
but trade Is still dull
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 10c per lb for
heavy, 10c for light medium, 12c for light,
dry Salt Sides &c: Bellies lie; Eastern SUI
gar-cured Hams, II to IA lbs. 12c; is TO 16
lbs. 111ac; IL to 20 lbs, lie; California Hams
Mess. SO 5OQ11: FANNY x12912 so; prime
Mess Pork $14 so: extra clear. SO; Mess.
Beef 14c per lb
LARD--Tierces quoted at sac per lb for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and SIC for pure: half barrels. pure, sac;
10-lb tins. exc: 5-lb tins 9ssc 3-lb tins. 9i1c.
COTTOLENE+One half barrel. s7sc; three
half barrels. Shc one tierce. SIC; two terces.
sac; five tierces SIC per ID.