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The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
THE FACE OF THE RETURNS
Mayor Mcclellan of New York win Depend Upon Them and Exist
 ing Election Decisions.

New York. Nov. 14-At a meeting held at the office of former Judge Alton B. Parker. at which were present F attorneys, all of whom have been retained to represent Mayor Mcclellan before the board of county canyassers, it was decided to rely entirely on the existing election decisions and the law as it is recorded in the statutes. MT Parker pointed out that there was only one question involved, and that was covered by the decision of the court of appeals, which was written by him. He said that it was dangerous practice to open the ballot boxes. and in his opinion was not within the province of the law.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
STARTLING ASSERTION
Property Valued at More Than . Million Dollars Changes Hands
 on Alleged Forged Deeds

Seattle, Wash. Nov. 11..Since tho first of the year property valued at more than $l .000, 900 has changed hands in Seattle on alleged forged deeds. Thirtytwo alleged fraudulent instruments, nine of which were made out and attested in St Louis. some bearing the name of Mary B. Belt as notary. and the others said to have been attested in San Francisco, have already been discovered by the Seattle real es- tate association, which has detectives at work and 1t is said turned the mat ter over to the Pinkereons No, state- ment will be made public by the off, citations have but started
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
DlPnTHeRIA IS EPIDEMIC
Several Counties In Illinois Tn Which Diphthcrta is Making
 Serious InrOads.

Springfield H., Nov. 15.-Diphtheria has become practically epidemic in sev- eral counties of the state, and Dr. J. A. Egan. secretary of the state board of health has begun an investigation. The inspectors will determine the cause of the infection. and every possible ef- fort will be made by the state board to stamp out the disease.
 Dr. Baker. of Jacksonville, has gone to Taylorville where the epidemic ex- ists and where the schools have been closed until the disease is checked. From Tayloryille. Dr. Baker will go to Staunton, and will then make a tour of Ford county.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
HARRY LE0NARD'S SENTENCE
Mmstrtrate Believed story That Rob bery Was Meant as Object Les
 son to Wall Street.

New York. Nov. 15.-Harry A. Leon- ard the young Wall street clerk who stole 1859 900 worth of securities from the City national bank recently, was sentenced to thirteen or fourteen months imprisonment in Elmira re- formatory. He pleaded guilty, and Judge McMahon, in giving sentence. said he believed the boys story that ho took the securities an an object lesson to Wall street Of the ease with which thefts might be made. All the stolen securities were recovered.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
COUNTY VETERINARY BURNED
The Macon County (MissourD In0p- mary Destroyed by Fire-One
 Patient Badly Burned.

Macon. Mo, Nov. l3.-Fire destroyed the Macon county infirmary, an insti- tution for paupers and insane persons Mrs. A. M. Decker, one of the patients, was frightfully burned about the face and arms. but probably will recover. The other patients Were safely re. moved from the building. under the di- rection of Mrs. William Patrick, the superintendent wife. Patrick himself was Ill. All the patients have been accounted for save one. who is sup posed to have strayed away from the grounds during the excitement. Loss, $25,000.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
CARNEGIE SENDS HIS CHECK
Andrew Carnegie Sends . Check for *1O,OOO to He Added to the Rus
 sinn Jewish Relief Fund.

New York. Nov. 13.-It Is announced that Andrew Carnegie has contributed a check for sl0.000 for the relief of the Jews in Russia. The gift was attached to letter sent to Isador Straus. of this city, In which Mir. Carnegie says.
 Il am only too glad to send you the inclosed as q contribution to the fund for the relief of your co-religionists in Russia. The terrible crimes being committed there are such as might lead one to lose faith in humanity, had not the history of the past shown us scenes equally demoniac"
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
MET DEATH IN A RUNAWAY
John Henry Heman, n St. Louis Com tractor, Killed On the Eve of
 Inheriting g5Oyoo0.

St' Louis. Nov 14.-John Henry He man, a contractor, 56 years old, was killed by being thrown from his buggy in runaway al Theresa and Washing ton avenues. Heman was to have re- ceived s50.000 as his share in his fa- ther's estate within two weeks The estate has been In litigation for three years. and the claims of the heirs only recently had been satisfactorily adjust. ed.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
THE NORWEGIAN PLEBlSCjTE
P1inee Charles wun Become the kation's ktng.

Cbristiania, Norway, Nov. 15.-The result of the plebiscite by which tho question of the future form of govern ment of Norway was submitted to the people for decision, as announced. stands 246, ,43l in favor of a monarchy, willie 64.445 votes were cast against this form of government.
 The result of the vote means that Prince Charles of Denmark will. in all probability, become the king of Nor way
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
ACROSS NlCARAGUAN NECK
Story From Mexico That Great Brit ain and Japan NLl Unite to
 Build a Canal.

Mexico, Nov. 15.-Announcement is made by the Mexico Herald that the governments of Great Bditain and Ja- pan have practically decided to build a ship canal of their owp. across Near agua. The canal the article says, is to be constructed practically on the lires rejected by the American govern. ment. The capital is to be furnished by Great Britain, and the labor b. Ja- pan.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
COLLISION AT PUEBLO, COL.
Five Persons Injured, Three Seri- ousiy, in a Denver X Rto Grande
 and Rock Island Collision.

Pueblo, Col. Nov. 14.-Five persons were injured. three seriously, in a col lislon between Denver & Rio Grande passenger train No. and Rock Island passenger train No. 40 in the Rio Grand yards here. The seriously i'm jured are: Miss Edith Robertson. Rockford. ill.: R. G. Boot, Rockford. Ill; Martha J. Davis, Kansas City.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
ELEVATED TO THE TERRACE
A Former Resident of Chicago and Husband of an American Woman
 Honored by King Edward.

London. Nov. liking Edwards . birthday honor list includes the raising to the peerage of Alexander J. Forbes Leiih, who was formerly a resident of Chicago, and who married Miss Marie January, of St Louis. The honor is conferred for services rendered by MT. Forbes Leith in organizing system for the providing of volunteers and In pro viding supplies during the South Afri- can war
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
The Rock Island Wreck.

Topeka, kas. Nov 14-The tender of the locomotive, one mail car and one baggage car of the fast Rock Island east-bound passenger train No A, were derailed near Valencia, Kas., about l2 miles west of Topeka. The Rock Isl- and officials claims that nobody was killed or seriously injured in the wreck.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
A BRACE OF WRECKS
The Union Pacific and the Rock Isl. and Fash Have Train Wreck
 In Kansas.

Kansas City Mo, Nov. Hast bound Union Pacific train No. 104 eol- lided with a work train one mile west of Bonner Springs, kas., and a number of persons were injured, but none killed
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
A Gorgeous Supper Room.


 At the entrance of the long pier float ed a tremendous British flag. Passing through the doorway, half way down the pier. the guests saw curtain of red, white and blue bunting inelosing the supper room. which occupied the other half of the pier. Shut in with heavy canvas, the interior was all aglow with the light from the festoons of red. white and blue electric bulbs strung from the center of the roof, which was formed by canopy of bunt- ing. Between the round tables, aglow with red-shaded candelabra, were banked evergreens and palms.
 Tire Entire ship InclOsed.
 Just outside the supper room was the gangway by which the guests went aboard Coming over the side, the guests passed along the port side to the quarterback. where Prince Louis re. ceived The tented walls of the after deck were hung with flags of the na- tions, and the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack were everywhere entwined.
 The Drake's Famous Ballroom.
 From the quarter deck the guests passed up stairway banked with flags to the Drake's famous ballroom, the pride of the second cruiser squadron and the wonder of every guest at the ball. Looking up-for that was what all did as soon as they reached the ballroom-the guests saw this magic scene was covered by "Old Glory" From the main derrick, rising high from the center of the boatdeck, shone the stars of the original thirteen states. made of little electric lights on field of blue bunting.
 \ Mammoth American Flag.
 From this central point were draped, tent fashion, the red and white stripes of this mammoth American flag. Be. meath this Armament of the Stars and Stripes stretched the polished ballroom floor, built across the entire deck and extending aft to the last of the Drake's four tunnels, affording room for more than 200 couples. Rising from the floor to meet the canopied roof were walls of bunting and ships flags. At regular intervals around the walls were American and British flags. draped fan-shape, and in between were round framed mirrors These mirrors were really the refiectors of the ships pow erful searchlights framed in inflated life buoys. A diver uniform, Inflated. stood at the end of the deck holding a
 rJ1 tho oxtprHaN right arm.
 Nearly . Thousand Guests.
 Through this wonderful garden of color strofled nearly thousand guests. first squadron and the fourth division of the third squadron of the North Att lantic fleet and their families headed the list These included the eomman- der-in-chief of the North Atlantic fleet, and Mrs. Robley D. Evans and the Misses Evans. Rear Admiral Davis and officers of his staff, Rear-Admiral Brownson, Mrs. Brownson and Miss Carolyn Brownson and officers of the admiral's staff: Capt. J. k. Pillsbury. chief of staff of the North Atlantic fleet. and the other officers of Admiral Ev- ans staff. the commanding and ward room officers of the Maine. Missouri, Kentucky, Kearsarge, Alabama, flli- nois. Iowa. Massachusetts. West Vir- ginia. Pennsylvania, Colorado. Mary land. Mayflower, Yankton, Brooklyn, potomac and Hancock; Rear-Admirai Sigshee, Rear-Admirai Coghian, and the officers on duty at the navy yard.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17

A dispatch from Saloniea. October 9. said that Robert w Graves, tho Bri- tish consul general there had received package containing a human ear. which, according to letter aecompa- nying if. was cut from MT Wills, who. fl was intimated, would be killed unless the brigands received ransom of 1000 by October IA
 A dispatch from London the follow ing day said that officials there and persons closely connected with the Macedonian movement were inclined to believe that the ear did not belong to MT Wills. but was sent with the idea that the ransom demanded would be promptly paid.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
A Work of Trausformatio

For three days past the work of in Closing the whole ship in canvas and transforming the interior into a fairy land of colored flags and red. white and blue electric lights had been in prog ress. Officers and men had worked hard. on duty and off duty, and they had the satisfaction of seeing the fru- ton of their labors in one of the most brilliant affairs ever seen in this eoun- try.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
BROUGHT HIS EAR WITH HIM
Mir. Wills, the Englishman, Escapes
 From Macedonian Brigands.
Wns sent to the British Consul al >aioniea Demanding Itnnsom.

Saloniea. European Turkey, Nov l5. MT. Wills. the Englishman recently employed by the Turkish tobacco rev enue department who was captured by hrigands some months ago and held for ransom. escaped from his oaptors and reached kesnia. Is miles from Monas- tir wearing both ears.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17
PRINCE LOUIS
 IN ROLE 0F HOST
He Welcomes His Guests Into a Veritable Marine Fairyland.
HE DRAKE lS TRANSFORMED
nri'isi' Officers ana .lnrs sho, What They know ,bou, Met "morphosinG Wnr~bip Into
 Bower of UcautN

New York, Nov IJ.-AdmiraI Prince Louis became the host Tuesday night, and in return for the hospitality which las been showered upon him during his stay ln American waters. gave d mag nitlcent dance or board his flagship the Drake. The thousand or more in- Vited guests included officials and so- ciety people in Annapolis, Washington, Baltimore and West Point, as well as In New York. Fortunately not all of thiS number came. or standing room, even in the vicinity of the Cunard pier, alongside of which the flagship is berthed, would have been at a pre- mum
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

uly
BEANS AND PFAs-1larket steady under light ofrer-
,ngs but @o6Ping @ trade limited though fair export
We quote beans @ garrow choice per bush 50 40d$3
kidney s. o5g$8 10; DC white kidney Ss 5Oq$8 IS; do
lima California Sc s59S3 co. PEAS green Scotch per
BUTTER- Receipts for the day 97sO pkEs: exports.
4s3o pkgs The trade s quiet at the close is usually
movement during the week and rather more rpen
esane5 - sseor4sr oIesS Is faIi iy s,a @ & al aI
tive goods Ipo '7Vy. dairy largely Of poor
demand Westen nitaT. creanery quiet but eia arm 1
avorite marks are not easiiy obtained a. the pove
ment 9u2'el quo al HsnoyaJed 25 @ outer n Paeng stock &
921c Giercantiie Exchange official qg9.a ion extras.
17aI7iic; State dairy tubs extras 19i92oc do f-sts.
n r nm IN 3ass5 gyms 1Sc. do arsts 49, c17i5 10
hrSts 16Ao do seconds i5'sal8c: DO thirds 14l2Gl5c
packing stock No I, 16c do No ? l5Q1olsc ~
CTI1E:SFReceirts today. rs boxes exports; 499
fancy grades nave cleaned up fairly high
prices raid in country markets The feeling is rul on
been a6e this wee o. ef1etiys cheese m ang ols show
pIg. while home trade demand Is limited exporters
and sane lots OF cheap grades Skins fair demard
desirable grades hrn IyeEIoo Saoe ss % 9- coloea ]
small ana white fancy 9lkc do fair TO choice
So a9hc do large coored and white Iancy. 70 70
Eh skins choice 7sa7 ,o,oo De 2sT t Si gar pif 90 d5
iui iEGGsGRaceip~ to-day. STA The mar9et IS
tone but the recent advance has thrown some ot the
and the market ior fesh gOos
s without further upward tendency at the moment al
.sogb there is a good demand and desirable stock
: 1Trtfv salahle drties b-Tni undergrales
We ouCtA state Pennsylvania and nearby select
- Thta fancy 23124c; choice, 2lG22c: a. mixed
tr az @ias2i c 10 frsts extra hs.s 1s9Is'5e; DO DO
artra rrats 1Sls11ec: DO h-sts fTa1 Sc DO
seconds 15l q16e thirds l4gloc' dirtiss lolaA0'
checks. SGl1 ,ats. eorA-
4.s NJ +lu late prices. spot goods jonbing Iaiy
go ,1res 1uet and nominal. Chops ana vast - al
bighrr Small light supply CaliIHnla I IIes Us N ~
its-re5 W. quote APPLES. evaporatel A8y pel ~
do choice DO prime per loo 10: 80, 90 ,1ss
4iaG5'zc; do CaiS1,IiIi sun ul.eI.
mon ++pe asa4I.c: do Ohio dried =, ae GO cores =
4t TN0 n 10dsl 20 C1tt<itftll irr -
and Tyrr u,T2T77RYFs l011Ic: BIAtINBt.ttlt1 -
. epRF-TPIFS 23G2+c. AFItIl JI7
- Royal 100 1lct PEA AtftI5 az
ii zen 1qr. 40 unpeeed 8gl2+eci PttDNEa Iaii-
sor,ta 91f4kc: do oregon. "a -.
ITT2FsF-Apples show Irregular dlay ana
r1esrs ", good demand Peaches more or less specAeo
s5 T-tees fHvorng buyers. Plums STEADY ChrIlr IL o1
- e-ravvberries selling well BlackbeFTiss hrHn
I,s etesv FFucl1eberries plentiful and weak Cur
Oranges frrn Pineapples sell
we'll sTIslr elous and higher WateTnelons steady
W. ,tcts. APTsL.FS. Red Astrachan and Green
Southern per S1as2 DO Norfolk per half bnl Gocls
~ Msrviand and Delaware half bh basket hOcaSl;
DO per bush 25T6Oc do per small basket l0eSc:
SrI pc Iorda Georgia. Dbl 1161xS so: DO Cali
fornia per box 81 10s9 30: PEACHE North and South
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
livestock Market.

Nev-York July 10 1905.
BEzEvES-Receipts % or 420 head al con
NonlinaIly steady Dressed peer ndu
limited aouirv at yesterday quotations Liverpool ao
aud 500 quarters OF the Minnehaha 10 London
600 a, arters the ST Louis for the same
tination $50 quarters IN the LucaHa 20 lverpoo oo
British Princess OF WHICH osV are 10 Oe
unloaded a London and 60 al Antwerp ,--
C,SIVF,S-Receipts and trade IN I've caves.
Feeling steady for Of calves Dressed caves ~
moderate demand at prices with city dressed
selling at range S1ea12c n country dressed az
5GlOizc quite good many of the latter were IN pour
condition and sold ct 54Sc - ooo
SHEEP AND LAMES-Etecepts were OF 80
head including for slaughterers and 10 ? tor the
market making stock held over yesterday 10
rzrs on sale. Sheep fair demand and steady
choice and prime held about yesterday h
rsv from 10 to 25c Three Of stock were Likely
be carried Common prime sheep sold at - 81
6lS5 per 100 10 50 medium prime lambs AZ
81 25Ss 75 s. so Dressed mutton quiet at Tag
10c per 70; dressed lambs at logic ~ ,-.,
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company: zoo KENTUCKY
lambs IS 70 per 100 10 IL DO o. TO-
al IS 12Is: 43S Virginia do 60 rb At IS; Kentucky
sheep 1I2 n 81 10 Virginia do 10 10 81 'o DUCK
Tobtn 4 shannon 2eO Virginia lambs 97 n. at
IS so 300 Kentucky s. 35 l22 Ohio do. q 70
at IS 22ls. 43s Virginia do 50 10 AZ s.; Kentucky
sheep 100 n al So, . Virginia 10 80 10, at 81 30
Judd & Co. 2c0 Kentucky lambs % 10. at 81 % -
Newton 4 lambs 81 70, AT 81 -; 2a
n at 81 So % Kentucky sheep 10 n. at 81 2 West
Virginia do n 81 Is 81 Pennsylvania culls 50 10
NFherson & Co: 227 Kentucky lambs g n. ss so;
DO 70 n At IS tt Zto DO 6S 10 az 50 =s
Virginia SO n AZ 81 sI2 Virginia sheep no
rn at 81 So > bucks 10 n. So so
FOG1Receipts Il 3.3i- mead all Tor
aughterers No sales live weights noulinaly steady
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

MEIAISThe market for regular pig iroa certincates
sales were recorded in regular In foundry Grade there
6d November S4 bid December February. SI4 259
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Business for the day in
both moiasses and syrups a halt, only few
small orders placed The business for the week.
follow: Nev-Orleans centrifugal common 9ql2c
fair I8gi5c good i6GiSc; prime 20G25c New-orieans
i8S5i d & mon II slS6 la-T'
OCEAN BItkIGI5Ts-rhe H steam and sail tonnage mar
offered reserve. Quotations Liv-
Rotterdam GSc Hamburg and Bremen 20 pigs cotton
70 Liverpool per 100 No. lOl3c London oats 712d no-
tOS ~ ~, ~ I Ci11o. @ p 80 - @ i n 80 % 1es
prompt Italian bark / Os8 tons lumber weymouth n s.
% BueaoS Ayres IoT Orders - o. oPloR 9 rosario Dt
Kings Ferry to Barbados private terms schooner 949
s.. schooner 600 tons coal Baltimore to FoekIand S5c:
Soar T1e , osI 9,iIa dair5ia m Raifsst 75c.
schooner, COAL Philadelphia to Beverly private terms
427 tons coal Hoboken Belfast private terms
I % en OF ob.r % rTser cuisines was roder-
eeiy active and OF DroSsazionai eaaTaeteF Sqes % O1
but is rIniy held at the recent advance
s 66 50 So BULK "a s5 so P6ade5a
50 So water white New-YOrz bbls 100 q {es5. 55
nb s1S cSTT0nIsEED 0IIEPrfrne crude
a2s3ac; August IS g294c; September, 29@4 G30c and
White sol 5S 34c; prime winter yellow 80la S1 LIN
EP 5 s@5o daoasa 7s SsSa 6 Sy M 6 58S5S town
PROVIsIONs-Chcago only received 5000 hogs to
5 r saiJ | f5rc,rbou @ the 9ay and closed near best
point. For Monday $4,000 hogs were expected at Chi
cago. and week l45, coo Kansas City received
today goo ana omaha 500 h2Gs e., P9Sk ke stsq6y d
clear 81 loG$l4 %. sleso % SLU8
fndia mess $i9a5@o BEEF HAMS quiet; quoted at
75s $50 T. 7.s l6o r. S. I4o To sic pigs 81. 9ssso
ing g1iioo: 10 h. eltc; p rb si4qsstc; "A n SIC.
Picked shoulders nominal; quoted at 5l948c Ptckled
city 4ssc country, 4!aG+s4c. LARD firm Quoted:
city lard steady quoted at 6s4c Refined lard steady
Quoted: South America, Sc; Continent. 7S5c Brazil
sTEARINE quiet quoted Oleo. 7Q7Ac; city lard
RTCE-To-days business was moderate but the
trading for the week good scale both here and
points ana steady at New-Yorz Quotations follow: Do
IN c6cs go ia 20 Rood o. 0Tsei 6{iie
Japan foreign nominal % domestic 3g31sc; Java 47z8
sUGARLRefned sugar was quiet to-day but the bust
quoted. with undertone apparently steady.
Prices qgoted are are net less per cent for cash Cut loaf
PowdsEed 545c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
cartons. 2rD and 5-b bags Of granuated 545c
No ! 4sOc. No . 4 Toe: No 8 4 Zoe; No 4 85e. 10
4.ioc. No 1 ~ 42oc Nos 4 a?d 10 15c There was a
gs test to speeulator e1 ship and the market closed
been stopped The current for paid
and Sac for moasses 50 is hoped that
win further stifen the American raw market The Ion
fb G9 MARIE E seT 6eeJ sugar vas firm and about nd
than the closing. July was quoted at los 5l4d and
august at los Cd The closing cabl reported July at lis
closed at lis Sd, with excitement continuing
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE IT,. New-York. July 1B 1908
ne conee bofJ
E-,i1 were no advtces French market and
aoVices were also lacking. Hamburg was M
.sso s- 70 = pig lower. being rather d,ss-
fFe n,is oMllls N view Of the gains OF Frdav
poins a.: nsEe was steady at partial decline OF
Guy oIIerings lt+tlo
from the parties recently SUPPORTED tJ1e
cIass t1ere was rally in the trading and the
$50 vs. ste4G5, net unchanged 10 8 points birhar ths
49, Hlonn I reporting advance being Nay saes
~a-.- o1tS 4AUOO bags Indicating the featuraIess
11nS o. she business aside from the continued tight
Ing ~ an oull interests There ruInors circuIa-
u Al ADVANCE contemplated advance in the Trfo
- peage coffee. which may had some nruenaa IN
..,-aS tlg o-eTinss during the session bf no
say -1se vas reported and Street. Interests
a~ l'Fa1ce Is hardly likely he present tiTa
rss S5 S the recent talk OF spot de-
a-1 1ls sa-ns IN the for
- epecIea hat with continued
vi" snow material increase next week but the
-o--enl 1or tne month a whole will hardly
Iii ana the bulls predict that Brazilian markets
80 oS sustained well enough limit hedge seIInr i'm
--e 4cA market The supplies was isr
No 7. - - "~S-9 "a o7sc LOI MO
was follows: - ~ -A01 " day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Yester

Coffee Cabes.-R1o-E santos-FTolida,- Ham,
nuES-Coee market opened unchanged TO 4 pig higher.
1ags HRvre-fIOday. ' -'O'
The statistical position OF brazilian co4faa t m +o,,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
VALUE oF HARp WORK.

All the records of history and all the facts of
common experience support the statement that
men do not die OF hard work, but that hard
working men who shun dissipation and avoid
all waste of vitality i've the longest. It was
said Of William Pitt that he died Of old age in
his forty-sevenIh year, worn out not by hard
work though he worked hard. out by lnattention
TO his health and by 'unphilosophic worry and
chagrin President Roosevelt to-day in his
forty-seventh year displays the exuberant
energy of youth, not because he leads an easy
life but because. while working harder probably
than any other officer OF the government. he
pays. as he has always paid, close attention to
hts health and avoids the means Of weakness and
debility-( Boston Globe.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July i5-Clcsug. WFIEAT-spot nominal;
futures steady, nomt1a September Gs sd Decen-
Der Gs 72d C)RN-spot steady; American mixed 5s ID
futures quiet. July normal; SEPTEMBER IGsd PEAS
Canadian firm. Is 44d- FLOUR-Sf Louis fancy win
steady 9s I'd HOFS In London Pacihc Coast quiet
E-aE6 BEEF quiet; india SIS Cd PORK
duII: prime mess Western. 62s Gi HANS-Short cut
1e II. quiet. ASS Cd BACON steady; Cumberland
26 80 ~ 43s short rib rs "a ~ AS Cd, long
clear middles light. 10 Sd; long clear
heavy 50 40 70, 44s; clear backs IS
ID, Ais; clear bellies. IA to 10 n Ais SHOULDERS
Square 10 13 70, steady. ais. LARD-Prime Western
IN tierces quiet Sd: American pals steady
S6s BUTTER nominal. CHEESE-A mertcan finest white
steady. as: American finest colored hrH. ASS Cd tai
LOW-Prme city quiet, 22S Cd. Australian in London
steady 25s Sd TuBPENTINE-spirits steady 4ss Oh
ROSIN-Common trm 9s 3Ad. I>INSFsED OIL Arm,
2ls Cd. Observation-Disclosures quiet 57sd.