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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
NOta del d1a,

lCClCStO pOl III oClO " onOS.
No es muy lisonjera la noticia
que da1nos a nuestros lectores.
pero es de una certeza lamenta-
BILE y dolorosa.
Cuatro aflos mas estaremos
padeciendo a Mr.. Willoughby.
La noticia, como a nuestros
lectores ha de acontecerles, nos
produjo iuquietud y sobresalto.
iOue habra hecho Mr.. Wi
lloughby? iSera este una recon-
pensa 8 TN castigo?
iQue podra ocurrir en- cuatro
amos bajo el poder de ese gran
liquidador, de ese formidable fa-
natico del remate. que Sc refoci-
la y entusiasma con ell triste es-
pectaculo de la almoneda y oye
con delete el siniestro golpear
del martillo de la liquidacion?
Tantas cosas lamenta bles pue.
den ocurrir en- ese tempo, que
los mas truculentos presagios
podrian parecer lisonjeros Optl-
mismcs, una vez confrmadas
nuestras sospechas angustio-
sas.
Y entire tanto nos asalta, ire
sistible y terCa. la c1rioeidad de
saber algo, no de 10 que ha1a ell
tesOrero en- su nuevo periodic de
feudalismo, que ESQ va hay que
suponer que sera de 10 peor, sino
10 que haya determinado la re-
election, nunca bien lamentada.
del funcionario que nos ocupa.
Es verdad que en- los cuatro
aflos cobrara Mr. W1lloughby
veinte mil dollars, pero sin en-
barge de 10 esplendido de la re
compensa, trasciende a premedi-
tado apartam amiento a deportation
va destierro la reelection de
Mr.. Willoughby.
NOsOtros no vemos mas que
TN motive poderoso, que pueda
determinar este acto del Presi-
dente Roosevelt:
La afci6n de Mr.. WilloughbY
4 la sociologia. Ese maldito en-
peno de escrlbir libros, ese afan
de sentar plaza de sabio y de
medico de las colectividades, ese
prurito de competir con los es-
critores y acaso de eclipsar Y os-
curecer al mismo Presidente
Roosevelt, que tambien publica
librOS.
Despues de una meditation
detenlda y profunda, nos hemos
ratifcado en- nuestra opinion.
Debe ser por ESQ y NADIA mas
que por ESQ. Es que Ell Presi-
dente, conociendo el genio de
Mr.. Willoughby, debe tenerle
miedo.
Un libro de esos que publica
nuestro insigne sociologo pue-
de subvertir Ell orden reinante e
en- la gran Republica, puede
producer TN movim iento exal-
tado de las muchedumbres, pue-
de hacer que en- ell seno de ese
inmensisimo pueblo sc operen
y manlfesten inesperados y
sorprendente fen6menos.
Sin duda piepsa, con pruden-
cia plausible. como correspo nde
a un jefe supreme del Estado ell
presidente Roosevelt
A esos genios precoces es
precise ponerles, 81 no un freno,
TN contador.
lQuien st.be 81 bajo la apa
riencia inofensiva de Mr.. Wi.
llouguhy, bajo ese aspecto de
pobre hombre que tiene Sc ocul-
ia Ell genio de un temible ap6s-
tol revolucionario. de un genio
innovador, de I'm fogoso escritor
cuyas demoledora as doctrinas es
precise apartar de las grandes
muchedum bres2
La prudencia es un don ina
preCia ole en- todo jefe de gobier-
no. Ad mirador de este pripci-
pio ha debido pensar ell autor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

de "El ideal americana, que
la presencia de un sociologo
embrionario era peligrosa en- ei
continente.
Dejemosle fuera cuatro ailos.
-pensaria Mr.. Rooselvelt-pon-
gamosle en- cuarentena, a yer 10
que resulta.
En- cuatro afos hay tempo
de experimental. de analizar.
de comprobar 8 desechar sospe-
chas, de afirmar 8 desterrar alar-
mas.
Y ofuscado con esa medida
previsora de sanidad moral y so.
cial protectora de un pueblo, no
ha pensado ell presidente en- que
nos expone TN serio peligro; al
mismo dano que ha querido
apartar de su pueblo.
Confesemos claramente que,
nos ha partido por la mitad la
medida previsora de Mr.. Roose.
welt.
Y no es por Ell tenor que nos
inspire como escritor debutapte,
euyas elucubraciones publica-
das en- su lengua de hero, no
pueden hacer mella en- nuestro
pueblo, es porque es una triste
gracia que nos echen en- la isla,
durante cuatro amos, a ese Ma
poleon de la sociologia y que los
gastos del destierro corran por
nuestra cuenta, en- veZ de pa
CARLOS quienes Sc ven libres del
temido contagio, del peligro pre-
sentido.
Aqu1 estamos curados de es-
panto, para ciertas cosas.
No nos i1npresiona la revolu
cion que pudiera producer la
obra del sabio desterrado, pero
no deja de preocuparnos preci-
samente Ell saber que ha de cos
tarnos su mantenencia veinte
mil dollars.
iY luego los caprichos, las
extravagancias que tienen los
genlos!
Puede repetirle aquella ma
MIA eplleptlcamente destructora
de aCa bar con los alam biques, 9
aquel anarquico empeho de alta.
car la propiedad por su cimieu-
to, que es la ley hipotecaria tan
com batida por el, en- las racha-
chadas de legislator mistico-
rredentorista, con que distrae sus
oc1os de buroc1 alta este funcio-
mario singular.
En- estos ratos de furiosa AGO.
metiv1dad, la fgura del socio-
logo pierde su majestad serena,
su impenetrable frialdad de f.
l0sofo, su tranquila apariencia
de pensador y toma todas las
actitudes de la lucha, todas las
aposturas, imponentes y gallar-
das que cuadran a quien reta, a
quien desafia, a quien anuncia
la destruction y pregona el ex-
termlnio.
Entonces Sc pone terrible, pc
70 magnifco, ilastima que no 10
yea Mr. Roosevelt! porque, como
Clendo este nuevo aspecto pinto
resco del desterrado de Borin-
quen, tai vez Sc decidiera a Ii
brarnos de tan pesada carga,
precisamente ahora que es una
mime Ell clamor de la colonia en-
demanda del gobierno propio y
que la prensa del continente Sc
ocupa en- reproducir y comentar
esos clamores que refejan ell es
tado de opinion reinante.
La reelection del Tesorero pu
diera ser motive de un pleito,
81 como es de esperar y como
todo ell mundo espera, antes de
cuatro. de tres, de dos aflos Sc
renueva Ell regimen vicente.
Entonces, Mr.. Willoughby tai
vez recla1naria la isla autono-
ma una indemnizacion que pa
gariamos gustosos. por suscrip
OiGr n0r,11o~ ~o,,o5Io oo- kol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

El que por dcci6m Il omission
ca1sa doao d otro, intervimiendo
cuipa O 7aegltgcmeio, estd o6Iiga-
do d repGrar Ell daR0 causado.
E1 Estado es responsible en-
este soncepto cuasdo obrG por
medidci6's de un agerste especial.
C6dsgo GUit, articulos 1902 q
1903 del antique, 1903 q 1904
del modern0,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

Ell Sub. Director del Departamento
Consolidate trabsja con actividad
Prop6nese reunir con frecuencia
la Junra Superior de Sanidad para
ultimar un proyecto importante.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-26

Foreign.

Right Rev. Alfred George Elliott, for
mer bishop Of Fillmore. Elphin and Ar
daugh Church Of Ireland, is dead. He
was born in 1920.
Prince Frederick Leopold OF Prussia,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-26
Mmsbgnuton.

Members Of the lsthmian canal COM
mission and the board Of consulting
engineers have returned from tour
III inspection Of the Panama canal. No
decision has been reached rs To the
eea.l6vel plan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-26
MOBILE oREETs THE PRESIDENT.
Citizens Present Souvenir Badge &c
sImbol Of Their FeaIty.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. rs. al Mobile
last night lent itself to the reception Of
President Roosevelt during his two
hours stay in Mobile There was gen
eral closing OF all business houses and
along the route Of the procession to the
stand on BienvilIe Square. where the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12

No 7o; No. E. &c: No TO- a. t, Sc.' LoiSsHNo,
J. l632c; No. 2, l0c; No. 3, nc. Plates-No.
], SIC; No. 2, Sc; No. 8. 25kc. Chucks-NO.
l. 4lsc; No. 2. SAC; No. 3, Sc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12
DRUIDING's FINANCIAL REVIEW

For the information OF parties who may
be interested in speculative securities we
have made arrangements with Mr.. +. @.
Druiding OF Chicago, an expert writer on
financial topics and delineator Of stock eN-
change probabilities. 20 furnish a weekly
review OF the salient features OF current
financial topics CLEANED from the various
exchanges
We desire, however, on the part OF The
Bee to disclaim all responsibility for the ac-
curateness OF any forecast MFR. Druiding
may make concerning future prospects Of
any investment or enterprise.
All special inquiries about the present or
prospective value Of any particular Sc
curity should be addressed direct to Mr.. F.
G. Druiding, No. 524 First National bank
building, Chicago. ILL.,
CHICAGO, Nov. l1.-Cspecial. )-wealIness
has developed in the New York stock mar
ket. Although there have been slight fur
ries OF selling, no very important liquida-
ton has taken place until recently. SAT-
urday and Monday there was some slight
evidence of selling by the pools, but yes
terday II became very evident that many
men who have been holding these securities
have been basing their positions on the
stability Of the general business cOndi-
lions, having in mind the fact that money
always grows easier with the beginning
OF a new year, However, money is any
thing but easy at the present time.
Yesterday call funds rose to 10 per cent,
with rates at such level that II requires
unusual optimism to sustain the market.
Money is very badly needed, and the New
York banks certainly have not got II to
furnish because there are no reserves to
amount to anything over the legal re-
serves required by law. High interest
rates are expected to continue for num-
Der OF days. 1t is more than likely that
the bank statement tomorrow will have
to be manipulated, or the reserve fund viii
be exhausted. l confidently expect bank
ing condition that will disturb the money
rates to still greater degree,
An immediate necessity for money by
pools which have been operating has be-
come so stringent that the future action
of these pools will be largely decided by
the necessities of the present, with little
regard for the expected easing up OF the
money market at the first of the year. The
money market is master of this situation.
Little attention has been paid to anything
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12

but the news relating TO the money mar.
ket This applies even TO the splendid
tober, where the monthly output exceeded
the 2.OO0O cotton mark.
In many bank circles Efforts we're made
TO create the impression that high money
rates would only prove temporary. Some
banks call attention TO tho fact that In
terior funds are being loaned to New York.
outlook was aroused by the rumor that
the government may give aid 60 the money
market I'm the shape Of increasing It's de-
posits in the national banks TO the extent
Of s26,0O0,OO0 or over.
Frank o. Wetmore, cashier OF the First
National bank, In reviewing the situation
no stringency in the money market, bank
ing circles make no concealment OF the
fact that they are apprehensive OF a slight
money squeeze prior to the end Of the
wear" MIR Wetmore added that money
will undoubtedly be at high rate for sew
eral months, France being money poor
s. n Chaplin & CO. say: THAT the money
situation continues the dominating inhu-
snSe In the stock t6aaS TX 4 peS cent "T res
sulting in further liquidation and ten
dency to lower values.
In view OF this sensational rise In money
rates, the average decline was less than
a point. This would indicate that the
big people are quietly picking up stock on
houses for the past week has eliminated
a good many weak accounts and put tho
market in a much improved condition; -
There was a great demand for stocks IN
the loan crowd today, with the supply
rather limited. This shows that the short
interest has not been greatly reduced ana
that the market is being oversold. 49,
Although number of subscribers to TINS
paper write me at infrequent intervals ask
ing me to reconsider my views as 20 the
future of this market, | can only stead
lastly adhere to the doctrines l have been
preaching for the last two months SUP
stantial bull movements occur only as inc
,Aa ~ substantial
necessary to have a great investing pubic
behind the market and after a close ex-
~ ali in saving that the public Is not I'm
this market and II Is my firm belief that
the public does not intend to get in, !
still rnaintain that no decided bull market
viii devotion from present price levels, and
those that feel builish should buy as con-
servatively as possible.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12
,EW ORESTOCESAND BONDS
Ink Deposits Fall Far Below ths Reserve
Required BY Law.
Jews CAUSES A SELLING MOVEMENT
Market t. steady During Most OF
the Session. but the C1Osing
f. Unsettled and
Irregular.

NEW YORK, Nov. u.-With a deficit OF
S2,4ZS,So0 below the Is per cent legal re-
serve Of the banks. some hquidati9n came
upon the stock market today after the
uank statement appeared on the tape: But
the selling showed no signs of precipitancy
and was conducted in an orderly manner
and in the late dealings some rallying tend
ency was perCeptibie. The closing tone
was unsettled and irregular. Early in the
day the market gave evidence OF support
and some of the Industrial stocks and spe-
cialties were pushed upwards aggressively;
The reported loan contraction OF SS,sst,oyV
was said to represent only parity nqulda-
ton which has occurred in the stock mar
ket during the week, bankers asserting
that loans have been called to large ex-
tent also for account of out Of town tnsti-
tutions which had placed loans in the
stock market but which recalled credits
for use in their q, C d Seq Cash b6dSss
was rather larger than the preliminary
estimates. The last previous deficit in the
legal reserve shown by the clearing house
banks was i'm December of 1902. Preceding
that the only deficit since the year 1888 oc-
CURED in November, 1899, at which time the
banks ran along for several weeks below
their legal reserve limit
Both Of these periods are Of evil memory
in Stock exchange experience. In Decem-
the formation of what was called at the
time the S50O00,000 bankers pool, which an
nounced itself prepared to lend that
amount of money IL the Strtngency IN the
market should become dangerous. The sue
cess Of this measure in tranQuiizing the
situation was denominated in the discus
sion of the period a faith cure. In De-
cember, 1899, violent stringency of money
finally carried the call loan rate momen-
tarily to a figure of 1856 per cent. Both the
money and exchange markets were nom
inal today, but loans were reported to have
been made at rates much below yesterday $
high level. The foreign exchange market
was called steady. There was shading OF
discount rates both at Paris and Berlin, but
no change was reported in London, The
statement of agricultural exports from this
country for October shows a decrease of
T,665,1SS in value compared with october
cotton exports amounting to about double
the increase in exports of breadstuffs.
This showing goes to explain the resist
ance i'm the foreign exchange market to
the influence of the violent rise in the
money rate here.
Total sales of bonds, par value, A,635,OO0
Quotations on the New York Stock eX-
change ranged as foil vs.:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12

SHEEP-There were only three cars OF
sheep received this morning and as there
were no sheep of any consequence left over
from the sales of yesterday the market this
morning was practically bare and there was
no trading at all to speak OF. Inc supPness
SO 900 head being received, as against 6o,OOO
head for last week. The run has been
and feeders, but the demand for practically
all kinds OF feeders has narrowed down 80
that the outlet for feeding stun OF the num- nun.
has been entirely too small. There have
been but a comparatively few buyers IN
this week. and this fact has s aloeo q, t aIl
tat stun. Late this week the market nus
been in pretty bad shape, the most OF tne
stock received being of the common Sort
which has found rather slow sale.
The run of fat sheep during the week mas
been a very fair one, but Tor the HVst Pe,L'
has consisted of the common run OF stoek;
while buyers were in a bearish frame ot
mind and were wanting the oetIer Slass ~
stun with the, result that the narke y, Vas tSs
rather slow; this is especially true OF ths
latter part of the week. Good, lat lamps
have sold at prices that were JUST apou l
STEADY with last %Sek SIose iioaT,Sc lower
There has been a fairly good run Of feed
stun the "H majority Of the feeders consisted
Of the common and light stun, csusih rs %, q
slow market Light feeding lambs nave
ewes have declined 20q35c. There have
been but few yeArlings and wethers onered
this week and these have sold mostly sqlOc
lower.
Quotations on fat sheep aud lambs: Good
, to choice fed lambs, NOqI2; good 70
choice yearling wethers, S560d6.0C; good TO
choice old wethers, S. 40d5 60; good to choice
old ewes, a. 60d6.0
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding, $5.65a6.l5; good feeding year =
lings, $A75q5 20; good feeding wethers, N6O
$500; good feeding ewes. SS75G4.S6; breed
ing ewes, $4.2564.60.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Ronrd of Trnde.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Improved demand
from exporters caused a firm finish today
In wheat. Closing quotations on the May
delivery showed gain of hqhc. Corn is
up &c Oats are unchanged. Provisions
are up 2hql0c.
The frmness in wheat developed toward
the middle of the session. Early in the
day the market was quite weak At the
opening, the May option was a shade
higher to hQkc lower at SSqSSAc, For a
time there was further LIQUIDATION by be-
lated longs. Commission houses also sold
freely. The selling was induced by liberal
receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth and by
clear weather in the northwest. Lower
prices at Liverpool, however, had some eff
feet. The December delivery was espe-
cially weak For May the lowest point of
the day was reached at S71sc After the
nrst hour onerlngs suddenly became scarce.
Many OF the early sellers turned buyers
and shorts covered freely, causing a mod
crate upturn. The change in sentiment
was due TO reports from various points
showing that foreign demand was becoming
boatloads taken for export An improved
demand for -four at Minneapolis was an
mere. On the advance the May option sold
up to 6S15qSS9sc. The market closed firm,
with May at SS3sc Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to ISL 800 bu. Primary
receipts were l,l993OO bu. Minneapolis, Du-
.luth and Chicago reported receipts of 0S5
. cars, against 796 cars last week and 6O2
Early IN the session sentiment in the
corn pit was bearsh but later firm tone
uoNelopeu ana lne market closed at prdC-
tically the highest point OF the day In
creased local receipts and clear weather
were the weakening influences at the start.
During the last half OF the day the market
received support from bull leaders. The
close was Arm May opened kdhc TO Ld
&c lower at 45Ad45isc sold between 45I.c
and 45bo and closed at 4594q45yse Local
receipts were 1853 cars, with six OF contract
grade.
The oats market was influenced chiefly
, by the other grains Early In the session
there was quite general selling with longs
nquidating freely. Later the market be-
came hrmer as result of liberal clearances
at the seaboard May opened a shade 10
nc lower at S2lsc to 32lsa32Ac, sold between
SzgS23sc and S2ssqSZ1sc and closed at 32Ac
Local receipts were 2S4 cars.
provisions were quite firm on moderate
demand ana rather light offerings. A sc
advance In the price OF live hogs was
bullish factor. At the close May pork was
up l0c at x2Th. Lard was up &c at S7.O21h
Ribs show a gain of 2Ik05c at Sc. 7TIk.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
Sgs cars corn 5Q cars; oats, S23 cars; hogs
IS, 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12
New York Whining stocka.
EW YORK, Nov. u.-Closing quotations
mining sInckg were rs fnllnMs.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Nov. I1.-Money was in good
supply in the market today and rates were
steady. Considerable sums changed hands
in connection with the issue of S2,5OO0OO in
corporation bills and the distribution of
&c. 100000 in interest and dividend payments,
Discounts were firmer Trading on the
stock exchange opened dull and hesitating.
The movements were immaterial being
merely an adjusting of positions for the
general carry-over November Is. Consols
were steady. Home rails were occasionally
fraction better. Americans opened firm
at parity. The changes were mixed, gains
predominating on New York buying. The
dealings were moderate but prices closed
strong. Grand Trunk juniors were sup
ported on the traffic returns. Foreigners
were rather active. Russians recovered
part of yesterdays loss, Japanese were in
fair demand. Japanese imperial skies of
1904 were quoted at 1919.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE tone in the bourse
today was hesitating. Prices were heavy
Russian imperial fours were quiet at 94
and Russian bonds of 1904 at $500.
BERLIN, Nov. u.-Prices on the bourse
today were generally frmer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12
NEw YoRK enNERAt MARKE
Quotations of the Day on variou
Commodities


NEW YORK, Nov. u.-FLoUR-Receipts
S4'l59 bu; exports, 17,5lS bu; market bares
steady with demand; winter patents, 81
u45oi winter straights, 3AOOFr4.l5: Minnesota
patents, A65a5.SO; Minnesota bakers, s. $50
4Wi winter extras, S25G325; winter low
grades {2l5q3.2O. Rye flour. firm; fair {,
good, AOq4l0; choice TO fancy, SL15d46O
Buckwheat flour, firm at $2.2Oq2.4O for spot
BUCKWHEAT-stea at 6Aka65c de-
CORN MEAL-Barely steady: fine white
and yellow, l.5Ql.90; coarse, S16qL1S,
Kiln dried Sl0aSl5.
BARLEY-,steady; feeding, 42lsc c. T. T.
Buffalo; mailing, 5Oadlkc c. +. T. Buffalo
q, WHEAT-Receipts, 5000 bu.i exports
6S.4S9 bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 red
ylsc elevator; No. red $3.50 (. o. b. ahoat
No. 2 northern, Duluth, 95sse +, o. b.
anoati NO. / northern, Manitoba, 94Ssc T.
o. b. ahoat. Wheat opened weak and de-
clned under, bearish cables, fine weather
and liquidation, but was rallied later by
kets, closing &c net lower. May, 9lAd
S-l6c, closed at g2hc; December, 921lq
90 11-l6c, closed at 92Ssc.
CORN-Receipts, u, 600 bu.; exports, 1885,
$50 bu.; spot market easy; No. 2, 6O17c ele-
vator and 59l7c f. o. b. afloat; No. yell
low, 6ci No. white, soc. Option market
showed considerable weakness under
liquidation, the easy cables and prospects
for increased arrivals, closing 5sqlc net
lower. January, 52It053jkc closed at 52jkc;
closed at 5l%c.
OATS Receipts, 127, 900 bu.; exports, H.
ia bu.; spot market firm; mixed oats. 70
to 32 pounds, CSC; natural white, 80 to 30
pounds, 3b1zn371kc; clipped white, 36 to 40
pounds, 87jz@39c.
FEED-Steady; spring bran, Sl7.OO. prompt
shipment; middlings, $500, prompt ship
mentj city, SlS.O0622.50.
,HAY-,steady; shipping, 5Od65c; good to
HoFs~state, common to choice 1906 IA
g22c; 1904, 13q111hc; olds, 5dSc; Pacific
coast, 1905, 10d15c; 1904, 10d14c; olds, 5dSc.
HIDES-Firm; Galveston, 20 to % pounds,
zoe; California q to p pounds, &c; Texas
dry, "A to 80 pounds, $50.
LEATHER-Firm. acid, 26q27c.
PROVISIONS-Beef quiet; family, $ll.Jo
q12.50; mess, $9.50ql050; beef hams, 81 COZ
225O; packet, s1O.5Oq11.5O; city, extra India
picked bellies, S. 759lO.5O; picked shoulders,
steady; western steamed S7.35d75O; refined,
quiet; continent, $40; South America, $3.50;
compound, S5.50q5.75 Pork, quiet family,
Sl700q17.5O; short clear, Sl45Oql65O; mess,
TALLoW-Quiet; C2.OO per pkg), 4hc;
country (pkgs. free), 45sd45sc.
| RICE-Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 81
| d6c; Japan nominal.
| BUTTER-Steady; state dairy, common
CHEESE"steady; state full cream, small
and large, colored and white, September
fancy, 13#c; state, October, choice, l3hci
| state, fair to good, 12RG12Ac.
EGGS-Firm state, Pennsylvania and
| nearby fancy selected, white, 35G37c; state
| choice, 32QI34c; state, mixed extra, soc
| western, finest selected, Hq8c; western
| POULTRY-Live steady; chickens, 1Oct
| fowls, lie; turkeys, l4c. Dressed, easy
western chickens. 9al5c; turkeys, 12q1ic
fowls, 9Ql21Rc.